You’redesigning a data center. Which certification makes the most sense? Do you really know how ASHRAE 90.1 does (or doesn’t apply) to your project? Where have the mission critical bigwigs put their focus? Develop perfect pitch for the differences involved and see why the author prefers to play in the key of ENERGY STAR.

Comprehensive Ventilation Management For Safety And Sustainability

October 1, 2010

By Larry Clark LEED® AP

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Defending against even a simple airborne attack may require a complex ventilation safety plan - or at the least, a well thought-out strategy. Sensor capabilities, sensor placement, response speed, and the general ventilation system are some of the factors that play into protecting occupants (and even property) in the case of something worse than an accident.

Tomorrow's Environment: Lessons Learned from IBM and Xerox

September 1, 2010

By BNP Media Staff

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It’s not too late to let yourself be driven more by reward than risk.

Efficiency Incentives: Incentive Funding Continues To Grow...

September 1, 2010

By Mark Jewell

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…And Staying Up-To-Date Is More Important Now Than Ever.

Commissioning: BCxA Essential Attributes, Part 3

September 1, 2010

By Rebecca Thatcher Ellis, P.E.

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Part of project success involves getting the word out, early and often.

Efficient Motors or Efficient System Designs?

September 1, 2010

By Ken Lovorn

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While opportunities to improve motor and drive efficiency continue, pumps and fans remain overlooked candidates for significant savings through smart design. From the elevation of pump discharge to duct configuration on the fan inlet, the author offers multiple targets for smarter design that you may not have considered.

Building Automation: Why Is It That Control Systems Don't Work?

September 1, 2010

By Paul Ehrlich, P.E. and Ira Goldschmidt P.E.

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If only there were just one correct answer.

Commercial Kitchen Ventilation Design Considerations

September 1, 2010

By Steven G. Liescheidt, P.E., CSI-CCS, CCPR

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After reviewing the methods and pros/cons of various hood designs, the author moves on to ventilation alternatives, details like equipment placement and insect control, and maintenance tips. Finish up with a design checklist that will never go stale, garnish with reading recommendations, and you’re ready to serve up a healthy design the next time an order is placed.

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