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Piezo Motion Joins Forces with Hatley & Associates

June 1, 2022

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The partnership will deliver motion control and automation solutions to OEM manufacturers in the eastern U.S.

Design Considerations for School-Based Chemistry Laboratories

Steven G Liescheidt P.E., CCS,

April 2, 2021

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Whether it be enhanced air particulate filtration with higher MERV ratings; increased outside air volume; or other technologies, such as UVC, the focus is clearly on protecting students and teachers.

Making Old Better than New: Florida State University Refreshes Lab Performance Through Retro-Commissioning

Tyler Dykes, P.E.

Melody Wang, P.E.

February 24, 2021

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Documenting how AEI and FSU collaborated to retrofit two existing buildings into safe, functional, efficient, and well-documented lab facilities.

Vektor®-H Lab Exhaust Fans with a Direct Drive Option – Greenheck

February 8, 2021

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The direct drive Vektor-H features a high-plume discharge nozzle with velocities more than 3,000 fpm (per ANSI Z9.5).

Maintaining Proper Pressure Cascades Are Crucial to Contain Laboratory Contaminants

Maintaining proper pressure cascades are crucial to contain contaminants.

Erik Eaves P.E.

November 21, 2018

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Biosafety Level 3 (BSL-3) space pressurization is critical to reducing the potential spread of infectious diseases in laboratories.

NEBB schedules fume hood testing seminars

February 17, 2017

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The National Environmental Balancing Bureau is offering a fume hood testing seminar and exam in Kansas City, MO.

Greenheck honored by Wisconsin Society of Professional Engineers

June 12, 2015

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Greenheck was awarded second place in the 2014 Wisconsin Society of Professional Engineers New Product Competition in the Large Company Category for its Variable Geometry Nozzle used on laboratory exhaust systems.

BUILDING AUTOMATION

Lab Hood Control

From temperature to efficiency, the requirements and risks demand a lot of both the system and designer.

Paul Ehrlich P.E.

March 2, 2015

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The use of chemical and biological agents often requires a laboratory fume hood for conducting experiments and storage of dangerous materials.

Case In Point

Mixed-flow impeller brings real-world results to lab retrofit

July 1, 2013

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The old saying goes, “Killing two birds with one stone.” But what if you could kill six with one stone? That’s what Abdul Momen, associate director of maintenance and operation for the facilities department at Georgia State University, aimed to accomplish at the school’s 216,000-sq-ft Natural Science Building.

Educating by Example

Markus Yakren P.E., LEED Sergiu Pelau P.E., LEED

October 31, 2011

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Through a flexible design incorporating radiant heating and cooling, demand ventilation, energy recovery, and VAV, Manhattan’s Cooper Union leads its class in sustainable performance in classrooms, labs, and beyond.