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Larry is currently director of Corporate Business Development at Hill York, Florida’s oldest and largest air conditioning contractor, a post he has held since 2007. His previous experience includes such diverse assignments as president, vice president of sales and marketing, and regional sales manager at MEPCO (formerly the Dunham Div. of Dunham-Bush); and regional sales manager at Vapor Power. He holds a B.S.E.E., graduate study in management science from Virginia Tech, is a LEED AP, a member of ASHRAE, USGBC (South Florida), IEEE, AIA Florida (allied), and an associate member of the NSP/Michigan Society of Professional Engineers.
A lot has happened since the author’s 2008
article. It’s prime time to revisit expectations for BAS and chiller
optimization controls, and then have a look at several of today’s options for
anyone managing chilled water flow to wring the last drop of efficiency out of
a system.
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.
What
financing challenges did the first ancient Egyptian engineer face?
After setting the table with that interesting scenario, we move on to
modern engineering economics. There, calculating the cost of
generating one dollar of savings is joined by the value of assessing
the oft-overlooked cost of doing nothing. The result is a stronger
argument for sustainable building and retrofitting in the
contemporary age, and that’s no pyramid scheme.
