In the past several years, there has been much discussion on the influence of indoor environments on the spread of diseases caused by viruses and bacteria.
These six case studies, covering just the last three years, illustrate how bad second-order effects can get when there are problems with the bypass pipe’s balancing valve.
In August, the U.S. Department of Labor finalized a rule to determine the wages paid on federal projects. It’s expected to increase the pay for hundreds of thousands of workers.
April’s column kicked off a series that dove deep into the concept of building automation system (BAS) alarms. That series was supposed to end last month, but in the process of writing those articles, I realized I have more to say on the topic. So here is my victory lap!
David Budzinski, president of global residential and light commercial for Johnson Controls discusses ways to meet the demand for decarbonization, sustainability, and IAQ.
Last month, I wrote about how many of the high-profile regional bank failures were due to conditions uncommon to most institutions. However, there is one major issue facing banks of all types and size — office buildings vacancies.
First, there was the energy crisis in the 1970s that would reshape the HVAC industry and how we would select the optimum HVAC systems based on the primary heating and cooling resources.