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CASE IN POINT

Contingency plan keeps school in session during HVAC outage

May 1, 2014
Afternoon temperatures in Virginia can reach uncomfortable highs on late summer days.
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CASE IN POINT

Hybrid HVAC design earns high marks at KY school

May 1, 2014
The new $60-million George Rogers Clark High School in Winchester, KY, is saving 35% each month in utility costs, thanks to its green design.
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Lab Results: Big (And Sometimes Fewer) Changes

When you have to individually go verify whether 128 air curtains meant to ensure air balance in the original design’s branch ductwork are still there or not, you’re not having an easy time of it.
Douglas Lucht, P.E.
April 1, 2014
One of the worst-performing buildings I’ve had the pleasure to study was a 375,000-sq-ft laboratory building at a Midwest university.
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Horizon, ocean, sunset

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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Trust But Verify

After 40 years and other engineering studies, a large university building still suffered from humidity problems. Our intrepid author dug into the data and the dark corners of the building in pursuit of the culprit — or culprits?
Douglas Lucht, P.E.
February 1, 2014
Sebesta Blomberg was commissioned to study a humidity problem for a 400,000–sq-ft library at a university in the Midwest a few years ago.
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Connecting New Boilers To Old Pipes

Combustion air, ventilation, piping, expansion tanks … with these and other factors affecting performance and safety, the boiler swap is not exactly a plug-and-play situation.
Ray Wohlfarth
Ray Wohlfarth
January 2, 2014
Designing a commercial boiler replacement where you were not the original designer or installer might have some hidden dangers that could haunt you for years.
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Editor’s welcome

Robert Beverly
December 23, 2013
A big thanks for taking a minute and stopping by the new blog
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Case In Point

Energy recovery earns high marks at RI career academy

November 1, 2013
Designing a new high school to be 40% more efficient than ASHRAE 90.1 – 2001 energy requirements is a lofty goal.
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University of Minnesota

Net Zero Near The River

A 70-structure campus at the top of the Mississippi has been in need of a serious retrofit. We join this major project in progress, studying not only the design selections but the tradeoffs and sacrifices along the way.
James Miller, P.E., CEM, HBDP Larry J. Nemer
August 29, 2013
The University of Minnesota’s Itasca Biological Station and Laboratories is one of the regions premier inland biological field stations.
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The (Cost) of DOAS/Radiant

If a design team is lucky, it faces a system choice between “good” and “very good.” However, it’s not always simple to tell which is which.
Cindy Cogil P.E., LEED AP BC+C
August 29, 2013
Engineers are rethinking the standard engineering design paradigm, using lifecycle cost analysis (LCCA) to compare system alternatives that fulfill the same functional requirements but differ in terms of initial and operating costs.
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