This month, I will continue to discuss the forgotten skills of steam system design. 

Thirty years ago, 14 individuals lost their lives in a heinous murder that will forever be known as the “Montreal Massacre.”

When I started out at an HVAC consulting engineering firm back in the 1960s, our services were primarily focused on hospital design engineering. Back then, steam system engineering was standard for those building applications.

Will smart cities define the future of American infrastructure, or will strapped budgets and closed-mind thinking force us to dwell in “dumb” cities?

With variable refrigerant flow (VRF) HVAC systems growing in popularity, engineering refrigeration systems can become very intimidating to many design engineers.

HVACR engineering is chock full of barriers. Whether it’s a lack of qualified employees, design challenges, budgetary issues, security concerns, etc., there’s seemingly always something in the way, throttling your progress.

A. O. Smith is celebrating the grand opening of its newly renovated Technical Training Facility located at its Customer Care Facility in Ashland City, Tennessee.

Harvey, CEO, PassiveLogic, will examine present and future trends regarding artificial intelligence in the built environment

Paul Chaves, technical training manager, Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US, will present “Getting Started with VRF: Best Practices and Common Misconceptions”

The Propane Education & Research Council’s (PERC) Propane Training Academy has a new online course that provides commercial building owners and operators with a closer look at commercial water heating needs and trends.