Cannon Design
Resolving the LOD dilemma
In late 2011, Cannon Design issued a series of process documents related to the effective employment of Revit as a BIM tool. » more
Blast from the past – Revit circa Summer 2002
Going through an old hard drive today looking for some files I stumbled upon my very first Revit tendering. » more
Cut the Copper
The 'HDC' transformer: A liquid-filled transformer designed specifically for application within large data centers
Let me to introduce to you a new liquid substation transformer that I believe solves all of the problems we've been discussing for so many weeks. » more
The Summer of 2012--A most unusual summer, too much “heat”
I’d like to pause for a bit this week to discuss some of the very unusual events of this very unusual summer for the data center industry, and also to discuss, of all things, the WEATHER. » more
Responses to some questions, more on snubbers
Over the course of this series of discussions, I have received a number of questions and comments from engineering firms by email. » more
Engineering Change
A glimpse of the HVAC, BAS market
Here is the story of the mechanical, or HVAC, engineer. Take a look at this snapshot of where your business stands today. » more
Data, research to help you excel
Watch for specialized surveys and research requests in your e-mail in-box, and be sure to share your knowledge. We'll keep you and your firm apprised of the best research possible so that you can... » more
Insights on Power
Look under the hood: IEC 61850 for DER interconnections
Engineers should consider IEC 61850, which is being considered as a communications protocol. » more
Assessing the interface: Industrial customers and the utility
Two factors should be high priorities for the engineer designing industrial control systems and their utility interface. » more
'Big data’ and the need for improved time synchronization standards
Without time synchronization, vast streams of data have limited use. » more
Research Analyst blogs
U.S. anti-dumping tariffs - What will change?
The industry has now had a chance to take stock of the U.S. Dept. of Commerce’s announcement that it will impose an import tariff on PV cells, or PV modules that contain cells, manufactured in China. » more
New arrivals to the PV inverter market
The PV inverter market has slowed down from 2011, but several companies could make a positive impact, particularly in markets like China, India, and the United States where growth is still likely. » more
PV module costs and prices – What is really happening now!?
In light of the PV industry taking a hit in 2011 IMS Research revisits some of their past predictions and what they project for the industry in 2012. » more
Resolving the LOD dilemmaIn late 2011, Cannon Design issued a series of process documents related to the effective employment of Revit as a BIM tool. » more
Adventures in BIM - at the BIMForum
Originally started by the Associated of General Contractors (AGC) of America, the BIMForum now includes experts and interested parties from all areas of the construction industry. » more
Originally started by the Associated of General Contractors (AGC) of America, the BIMForum now includes experts and interested parties from all areas of the construction industry. » more
Blast from the past – Revit circa Summer 2002Going through an old hard drive today looking for some files I stumbled upon my very first Revit tendering. » more
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The 'HDC' transformer: A liquid-filled transformer designed specifically for application within large data centers Let me to introduce to you a new liquid substation transformer that I believe solves all of the problems we've been discussing for so many weeks. » more
The Summer of 2012--A most unusual summer, too much “heat”I’d like to pause for a bit this week to discuss some of the very unusual events of this very unusual summer for the data center industry, and also to discuss, of all things, the WEATHER. » more
Responses to some questions, more on snubbersOver the course of this series of discussions, I have received a number of questions and comments from engineering firms by email. » more
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A glimpse of the HVAC, BAS market Here is the story of the mechanical, or HVAC, engineer. Take a look at this snapshot of where your business stands today. » more
Data, research to help you excelWatch for specialized surveys and research requests in your e-mail in-box, and be sure to share your knowledge. We'll keep you and your firm apprised of the best research possible so that you can... » more
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Look under the hood: IEC 61850 for DER interconnectionsEngineers should consider IEC 61850, which is being considered as a communications protocol. » more
Assessing the interface: Industrial customers and the utilityTwo factors should be high priorities for the engineer designing industrial control systems and their utility interface. » more
'Big data’ and the need for improved time synchronization standardsWithout time synchronization, vast streams of data have limited use. » more
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U.S. anti-dumping tariffs - What will change?The industry has now had a chance to take stock of the U.S. Dept. of Commerce’s announcement that it will impose an import tariff on PV cells, or PV modules that contain cells, manufactured in China. » more
New arrivals to the PV inverter marketThe PV inverter market has slowed down from 2011, but several companies could make a positive impact, particularly in markets like China, India, and the United States where growth is still likely. » more
PV module costs and prices – What is really happening now!? In light of the PV industry taking a hit in 2011 IMS Research revisits some of their past predictions and what they project for the industry in 2012. » more
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