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There has been a significant evolution in BAS over the last 10-20 years, thanks primarily to advances in computer technology.

To help business owners manage their assets, a growing number of tool and fleet-tracking software manufacturers are utilizing GPS tracking, radio frequency identification (RFID) transmitters, Bluetooth, bar codes, and more.

The following three case studies show how some of these new products are changing technicians’ lives for the better while protecting company assets.

A company has invented and patented a method for freezing edible alcohol products. The consistency of the products ranges from hard and solid through sorbet-like, and all stay frozen in the temperature range of 24°-28° without affecting taste, consistency, or alcohol content.

Combustion safety can be sacrificed when fuel-fired appliances needing interior air for combustion are not carefully considered. Many appliances depend on a consistent supply of air from inside the building to operate safely. If this fact is ignored, the results can be deadly.

As heat energy is removed from a substance, its molecular activity will decrease; as heat energy is added, its molecular activity will increase. The intensity of this molecular activity affects the temperature of the substance.

Choosing the right path forward, refrigerant-wise, will be critical to the future success of many applications.

MechanicalXchange is a pre-planned experience that helps build and reinforce business relationships at board room levels.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) representatives recently unveiled its Energy Star Verified HVAC Installation (ESVI) program. 

With HVAC systems being among the largest consumers of energy inside school buildings, it comes as no surprise that energy efficiency is one of the top drivers for the replacement market in institutional settings.