Pointing out that energy modelling software simulation often yields results that do not necessarily reflect future or current operation and use of a building, Hassan Younes makes a cogent case for more accurate models that could not only give a realistic picture but also contribute to the calculation of a building’s lifecycle cost and energy conservation.
Published: 6 Sep, 2015
Tawfiq Atari explains how some clients are often misled by so-called legitimate tests
Published: 3 Jun, 2015In this, the second of a six-part series, George Berbari turns his attention to what he describes as the less-than-salubrious state of affairs concerning air-cooled chillers and decorative and ducted-split systems
Published: 10 May, 2015Zafer Ure extols the virtues of adiabatic air inlet cooling in saving energy and in improving the performance of air-cooled chillers, dry coolers and condensers.
Published: 10 May, 2015Global studies related to schools have proved how excessive noise and poor room acoustics are impediments to effective learning, says Paul Schwarz
Published: 13 Apr, 2015
In the first of a six-part series, George Berbari speaks his mind out on what he describes as the ‘miserable current status of the HVAC industry in the GCC’. He begins by training his focus on the District Cooling industry…
Published: 13 Apr, 2015Adding Rethink to the mantra of Reduce, Reuse and Recover, Shahid Akhtar Nazeer Ahmed demonstrates how to…
Published: 10 Mar, 2015Positing the view that modularisation makes investing in District Energy and data centre facilities…
Published: 10 Mar, 2015Syed Taqi Hussain offers advice on the maintenance of electrochemical carbon monoxide sensors.
Published: 15 Aug, 2014Product piracy is a menace plaguing the HVACR industry the world over. Bitzer, Kühlmaschinenbau, warns about the dangers of using cheap imitations and shares information about his company’s ongoing initiative against fraudsters.
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