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BAC

BAC Showcases Innovation to Maryland Officials

For 85 years, BAC has maintained its headquarters in Maryland, contributing to the state's economic growth
ES Magazine staff
December 6, 2024

Baltimore Aircoil Company (BAC) opened its doors to Maryland government officials last month, demonstrating cutting-edge technologies at its global headquarters.


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VRF Comissioning

Good Intentions Gone Bad: VRF Installation

The spring of 2018, compressors started failing, likely due to poor brazing
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Peter Turek
December 3, 2024

Read about a project where the good intentions behind VRF went bad, along with a few key points to take away for your next project.


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Chilled Water

How to Decarbonize Chilled Water HVAC Systems

This white paper describes how FT Energy Controls’ FlowBridge and ClimateControl technologies can be used to reduce costs
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Richard Furman
Zachary Thomas
Dr. Zachary M. Thomas
November 21, 2024

We need to be making our buildings more energy efficient so that smaller amounts of renewable electricity are needed and less capacity needs to be built, whitepaper authors argue.


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Chiller Myths

Busting Four Myths About Engine Driven Chillers

Engine-driven chillers do require 8 more hours in annual maintenance, but other critiques like expense and efficiency don't hold water
Dalton Allaben
November 14, 2024

With thousands of chillers operating successfully in all varieties of applications, it’s time to uncover the myths about these chillers.


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Refrigerated Groceries

Maximizing the Heat Reclaim Potential of CO2 Refrigeration

Make effective use of waste heat to decarbonize facility space and water heating
Autumn Nicholson
Autumn Nicholson
November 13, 2024

By leveraging CO2’s climate-friendly properties and harnessing its heat reclaim potential in commercial refrigeration, retailers can achieve a significant decarbonization boost.


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ES QA

How the HVAC Industry Can Improve Data Center Sustainability

Vikas Anand, vice president of sales at Danfoss Climate Solutions, North America, shares insights with ES NEWS in the following Q&A
Austin Keating
Austin Keating
November 11, 2024

The heat data centers generate can be captured and repurposed to provide heating for nearby buildings or communities, Vikas Anand of Danfoss tells ES NEWS.


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University Campus

Portable Air Purifiers with UV Lights Lack Evidence for Efficacy

School districts have spent millions on air purifier units whose efficacy remains questionable
Reider
Dan Reider
November 7, 2024

ES NEWS columnist Dan Reider weighs in on the efficacy of UV space air purifiers, and how the technology was deployed for appearances during the COVID-19 era.



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Modular Construction and the Future of HVAC Systems Video

Modular Construction and the Future of HVAC Systems

The modular nature of packaged systems lends itself to customization, says Jim Wilkinson, Americas Product Manager for packaged systems at Xylem company Bell & Gossett
Austin Keating
Austin Keating
November 4, 2024
As the construction industry shifts towards modular building techniques, HVAC systems must adapt to meet the unique demands of this approach.
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Health in Building

US Government Wants 'A Future with Healthy Indoor Air for Everyone'

The extent to which environmental exposures drive acute and chronic diseases became crystal-clear decades ago
Stephanie Taylor, M.D., M. Arch, CIC
October 22, 2024

The latest ARPA-H initiative has allocated approximately $150 million dollars to teams who propose a sound approach to supporting occupant health through building management.


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Eickman

How the AI Revolution is Changing Data Center Construction

Colocation, cloud and Infrastructure as a Service have changed the model for data centers
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Tim Eickman
Pickett
David Pickett
October 22, 2024

These new data centers are fundamentally different than the ones we were building just a few years ago, requiring different skills, materials, equipment, and plans. 


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