Articles Tagged with ''HVAC''

In a here-we-go-again move, we must now transition from HFC to A2L mildly flammable refrigerants. The good news is the operating pressures are virtually the same and this time, the refrigerant oil is the same.

The two companies have partnered together to launch a new Plumbing and HVAC Apprenticeship Program using simulated training. 

The Timken Museum of Art is proving that world-class conservation and sustainability can go hand-in-hand. By adopting Conservant Systems’ High Efficiency Dehumidification System (HEDS), the museum has slashed energy use by up to 79% and reduced fossil fuel consumption by more than 90%.

A standing building isn’t enough. For mission-critical facilities, seismic resilience means keeping essential systems running after an earthquake. From BIM-driven coordination to cable-based bracing innovations, the industry is shifting from survival to continuity.

Goddard Riverside, Rockabill Consulting, the archetectural team of IMC Architecture and Magnusson Architecture and Planning and Notias Construction are working together on this project. 

Taco will remain committed to investing in the BEST software to ensure that it continues to align with industry advancements and sustainability objectives. 

This acquisition will expand Meriton's reach in New Mexico and Texas. 

Nexstar Network is now offering their formally exclusive training videos to the public online. 

This new partnership aims to enable increased investment in Airo’s customer offering, technology, employee development programs, geographic expansion in the Southeast and project diversification initiatives.

One concept that’s getting increasing attention among HVAC engineers is “resilient design.” It refers to approaches that - ideally - allow systems to remain operational under very abnormal conditions, or minimize effects that could cause major damage to systems when and if they are otherwise rendered inoperative.