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Behind every good man, there’s a great woman. Or, so the saying goes. In HVACR engineering; however, the numbers insist that mantra simply is not true.

The Marlton, a large nine-story building located in the heart of Greenwich Village in New York City, has a storied history. It has served as home to some of the most famous and influential artists and writers of the modern era, such as Jack Kerouac and Neal Cassady.

Controlling the flow in an HVAC hydronic system can be simple or it can be complex depending on the design intent.

This is a companion to last month’s “Art and Science of Point Selection” column.

As the old guard retires, it’s time to reinforce the crucial benefits of commissioning.

Keeping in touch with customers means keeping their needs in mind.

While yesterday’s engineers have made great progress, we’re just cracking the surface, and the future relies on the experimental efforts of today’s engineers.

One of the first things we do when beginning the engineering design for a project is to check the current building codes for the locality we are working in.

This month’s Facility File will focus on a new central, high-efficient, hot water boiler plant to replace an antiquated remote high-pressure steam boiler plant serving a campus setting.

Interpreting common commissioning classifications.