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Ice storage, solar panels a sure bet for California Lottery

March 1, 2014
When the California Lottery sought to construct new headquarters, officials wanted a location that would be both functional and save on energy costs.
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boiler diagram

Boilers: The Front-Loading Lowdown

The forward march of progress in terms of basic equipment and controls sophistication has made the combination of condensing and non-condensing boilers more attractive than ever. Still, you can’t just grab one of each and expect miracles.
David A. George
March 1, 2014
Front-end loading is gaining momentum as a boiler system design strategy, as higher-efficiency condensing boilers replace older boiler technology and system control intelligence continues to improve
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BuildingAutomation
Building Automation

Controls Optimization: No Longer Optional

Updated codes continue the push for better controls work as high performance edges further into the mainstream.
Paul Ehrlich P.E.
March 1, 2014
At one time, it might have been acceptable to view controls as a “necessary evil” with little attention given to the details of design including sequences and commissioning
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Seawater Warms Up Marine College Building

“Think Globally, Design Locally” could’ve been the slogan for this opportunistic design on the Maine coast.
David Reinheimer, P.E Rob Klinedinst
February 28, 2014
Geothermal and VRF components, along with a key design revision and even an underwater heat exchanger, buoyed this project as it sailed toward a flexible and sustainable finish.
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More Specifics On Our AHR Event

Who's on first, and what are we talking about?
Robert Beverly
February 25, 2014
We submitted our event overview for AIA credits a few days ago, so I thought I'd get some more mileage out of our professional blurb-writing and share an overview with you as we get ready for "Planning Your Cooling In Critical Facilities" coming to the AHR Expo free of charge on Wednesday, January 22.
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Equipment Protection through Hot Spot Mitigation

CONTRIBUTED BY: Syska Hennessy Group
February 24, 2014
Hot spots in the data center can be attributed to two main factors: A lack of cooling capacity and/or a lack of cooling delivery.
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Industry News

Basic Steam Boiler Operator training course coming to South Carolina in April

February 18, 2014
Spirax Sarco is excited to announce their latest training event: Basic Steam Boiler Operator Training.
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colored buildings, 3D buildings

Problems Found In The Field: How Retrocommissioning Can Solve Them

The symptoms are familiar: hot and cold complaints, higher-than-expected costs, etc. Here’s a look at how the retrocommissioning process should work to tackle these and other developments for your facility.
Michael Falkenstern Scott Blackman, LEED AP
February 1, 2014
In the last few years, major cities throughout the country have passed new energy code requirements mandating that commercial buildings perform regular retrocommissioning audits.
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New lighting, ventilation help ice arena skate to savings

February 1, 2014
Ice arenas represent some of the most energy-intensive buildings a city can own.
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Building Automations
Building Automation

Chiller Plant Control

While chilled water plants can range in complexity, the fundamentals are the same.
Paul Ehrlich P.E.
February 1, 2014
Chilled water plants tend to be one of the most energy intensive areas of a commercial building.
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