
HVAC Overview Part III: Pumps
While no two HVAC efficiency projects are the same, energy optimizations often encounter the same four, primary mechanical functions.
While no two HVAC efficiency projects are the same, energy optimizations often encounter the same four, primary mechanical functions.
Modern life requires electricity. Whether charging a device or using your stove, you’re utilizing “the grid.”
Heating and cooling buildings (excluding electric heating) usually involves a fluid (liquid or gas) flowing through ducts or piping. Understanding fluid movement in HVAC systems is part II of our series, HVAC Overview.
The COVID-19 crisis has the majority of Americans working from home in numbers never seen before. The crisis is impacting organizations differently by industry.
Let’s face the facts: you probably have LED lighting installed in your building. To what extent, which fixtures and whether you’re getting utility money to cover the cost is another story.
Ever explain HVAC systems to someone and watch their eyes glaze over? Ever try to wrap your head around HVAC and what makes it important? Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning systems are complex and custom-engineered to serve their own facilities.
The human brain stores a lot of data. The brain has the potential to store as much as a petabyte of information. A computer with that capacity would weigh 293 lbs which is still over 4 cubic feet of space. We do it in the space of a few fists.
Live here, work here, been here, you know how it is: there’s no space in Manhattan. This makes major building equipment upgrades – like rooftop units or boiler replacements – challenging depending on the building’s layout and location.