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UTC Climate, Controls & Security announces agreement to acquire EcoEnergy

December 6, 2016

UTC Climate, Controls & Security has announced that its India affiliate has entered into an agreement with Wipro Limited to acquire EcoEnergy.


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Tomorrow's Environment

Reusing An Existing Closed Loop Water System

These installations are quite commonplace, but they usually lack a proper checklist.
Howard McKew, P.E., C.P.E.
December 6, 2016

How often does an existing closed loop hot water heating or chilled water cooling system get reused as part of a building renovation project, and/or used to expand the area served by the system coverage to provide additional heating or air conditioning?


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Construction firms add 19,000 jobs in November, says AGC

December 5, 2016

Construction employers added 19,000 jobs in November, reaching the highest employment level since November 2008, according to the Associated General Contractors of America.


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Case In Point
Case In Point

LAX reaches new efficiency heights with UV-C

December 4, 2016

With nine terminals totaling several million square feet of floor space, Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is one of world’s busiest airports.


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Case In Point
Case in Point

Manufacturer's new cooling tower stands up to salt and yields unusual benefits

December 4, 2016

Cooling towers used to cool industrial processes and HVAC systems have undergone substantial design changes over the years.


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Case In Point
Case In Point

Air curtains help restaurant bring the great outdoors inside

December 4, 2016

Thanks to a recent remodeling, patrons seated indoors experience the ambience of dining outdoors at O’Toole’s Irish American Grill & Bar. However, there are no mosquitoes, flies, or vehicle emission odors, and the temperature is always a comfortable 74°F.


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Editors Note

An Underground Movement

A GSHP innovator inspires a new engineering award, and we have some big BAS news to share.
December 3, 2016

I’m happy to share a call to action of sorts this month.


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AMCA International revises Standard 99

December 2, 2016

The Air Movement and Control Association (AMCA) International has announced the revision of Standard 99, Standards Handbook.


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Modular Boiler Plants: How To Make Them Deliver

Modular Boiler Plants: How To Make Them Deliver

A boiler plant that is constructed off-site and shipped offers some unique advantages for the design and construction process — and sometimes for the longer life of the facility, too. As you might imagine, the strategy also involves some unique engineering obligations and responsibilities along the way. Learn the essential components for getting high quality performance from a modular project.
Hamilton
Gary Hamilton P.E., PMP, FASHE, LEED AP
December 2, 2016

Carilion Clinic is a not-for-profit health care organization based in Roanoke, VA. In line with their mission to improve the health of the communities they serve, and with the intent of becoming a teaching facility, Carilion Clinic set upon upgrading their operating rooms and related existing HVAC systems at the Carilion New River Valley Medical Center in Christiansburg, VA.


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Grounded In Reality

Grounded In Reality: Better Ground Source Heat Pump Design

Why do ground loops in moist soils sometimes perform better than expected? What ground loop design tactics can address building system imbalance? Engineers need to take more responsibility for their full GSHP designs, and these questions are a good place to start.
Steve Kavanaugh, Ph.D. Lisa Meline, P.E.
December 1, 2016

With a little guidance on ground-source heat pump design temperatures and a few rules of thumb for ground loop flow rates, most engineers are pretty comfortable designing the building side of a ground-source heat pump (GSHP) system.


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