There’s a concept, eh? The author takes a comparative discussion of chiller technologies and options, and he places it squarely within the current events context of domestic energy sources, the utility rate landscape, and thermal efficiency. Read this and then look for Part 2 in the near future.

Robotic storage facility protects exotic collectibles with wireless sensors

March 3, 2011

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When your primary worker is a 70-ton robot, you try your best to stay out of its way. Such is the case at RoboVault, an ultra-modern, high-tech storage facil-ity in

Better filtration, better fertility?

February 1, 2011

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New filters and a monitoring system helped the Carolina Conceptions Fertility Clinic increase its success rate. Since Carolina Conceptions Fertility Clinic opened its doors in August 2006, it has become

Practical Implementation Of Chilled Beams For Offices

January 1, 2011

By Peter Rumsey P.E., FASH and John Weale P.E., LEED

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The wave of acceptance for this design option continues to grow in North America. Get up to speed on when and where chilled beams can have the most impact. Then move into humidity control, supply air, system sizing differences compared to VAV, economizers, and more.

Piping helps Portland revitalization project save and offer gas

January 1, 2011

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A flexible gas piping system allowed tenants to add custom gas appliances such as professional gas ranges at this Portland, OR, apartment complex.The revitalization of the Pearl District - an

Refrigeration Update

January 1, 2011

By Compiled By ES' Staff

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The phaseout of ozone-depleting refrigerants marches on. Take a look at what is and isn’t allowed, and when.

Geothermal Success In The Midwest

December 1, 2010

By Kevin Pope P.E. and Dave Thiel P.E., LEED

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For a nonprofit located on the shores of Lake Michigan and an adolescent treatment center in Minnesota, geothermal heat pump systems have been an upfront investment that pays off in terms of maintenance, ROI, and effectiveness within an integrated sustainable design.

Yoga studio no longer sweats over proper humidity

November 1, 2010

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The U.S. pharmaceutical industry consumes nearly $1 billion in energy annually. Lab facilities often have environmental and cleanroom requirements that call for 24/7 HVAC. As a result, HVAC can consume

Green Intelligent Buildings - Green Buildings and EZ Electricity

November 1, 2010

By Jack Mc Gowan

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Enterprising minds are creating better opportunities for buildings to interact with the Smart Grid.

Colorful PP-R piping shines in tight mechanical room(s) installation

October 1, 2010

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Forced to divide mechanical equipment into two very small closets, Mountain Seas Development used polypropylene piping to navigate space in this Utah renovation and avoid the need for power blowers

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