EGSA on-peak performance
2012 Articles
How to specify an arc flash relay
Engineers must consider arc flash prevention in the electrical systems that supply power for HVAC, elevators, plant machinery, and other high-power equipment. » more
Educational experience: HVAC systems and energy efficiency in K-12 schools
Engineering work on K-12 schools is complex—and not just because of dwindling school budgets. The facilities must meet a broad range of exacting standards coming from officials and state regulatory... » more
Four myths and ideas about creating the next generation of automation engineers
Cutting through the hype and clutter, here are some things we can do here and now to ensure that we have the engineers we need tomorrow. » more
Manufacturers' focus: Designing K-12 schools
Engineering work on K-12 schools is complex. Here are insights from manufacturers who provide products, equipment, and solutions. » more
Educational experience: Designing K-12 schools
Engineering work on K-12 schools is complex—and not just because of dwindling school budgets. The facilities must meet a broad range of exacting standards coming from officials and state regulatory... » more
Building envelope: Testing and commissioning best practices
Due to the increased interest in high-performance buildings, more attention is being paid to how envelope assemblies affect interior comfort and energy performance. » more
Use NFPA 3 to coordinate fire and life safety projects
NFPA 3 takes a contemporary approach to construction and focuses on commissioning the fire and life safety systems throughout a project, rather than at the end. » more
Machine safety: Incorporating functional safety, part 2
When considering “functional safety,” look at what differs compared to other safety initiatives, consider U.S. versus international standards, examine conformance responsibilities, and think about... » more
Latin America data center infrastructure market to surpass $1 billion in 2013
The data center infrastructure market is forecast to grow at an average annual rate of roughly 10% through 2016. » more
Weekly merger, acquisition, deal update: March 22
This week Morrissey Goodale reported three deals in the United States and two international deals. » more
Founded in 1965, the Electrical Generating Systems Association (EGSA) is the world's largest organization exclusively dedicated to On-Site Power Generation. EGSA is comprised of 700 companies around the world that make, sell, distribute, and use On-Site Power generation technology and equipment, including generators, engines, switchgear, controls, and much more.
The Association's vision is to provide an environment where On-Site Power Generation industry experts unite and share knowledge to drive the industry to higher levels of service and performance.
How to specify an arc flash relayEngineers must consider arc flash prevention in the electrical systems that supply power for HVAC, elevators, plant machinery, and other high-power equipment. » more
Timing is everything
Engineers must consider arc flash prevention in the electrical systems. How important is timing? » more
Engineers must consider arc flash prevention in the electrical systems. How important is timing? » more
Educational experience: HVAC systems and energy efficiency in K-12 schoolsEngineering work on K-12 schools is complex—and not just because of dwindling school budgets. The facilities must meet a broad range of exacting standards coming from officials and state regulatory... » more
Educational experience: Designing electrical/power systems in K-12 schools
Engineering work on K-12 schools is complex—and not just because of dwindling school budgets. The facilities must meet a broad range of exacting standards coming from officials and state regulatory... » more
Engineering work on K-12 schools is complex—and not just because of dwindling school budgets. The facilities must meet a broad range of exacting standards coming from officials and state regulatory... » more
Educational experience: Designing automation systems in K-12 schools
Engineering work on K-12 schools is complex—and not just because of dwindling school budgets. The facilities must meet a broad range of exacting standards coming from officials and state regulatory... » more
Engineering work on K-12 schools is complex—and not just because of dwindling school budgets. The facilities must meet a broad range of exacting standards coming from officials and state regulatory... » more
Educational experience: Codes, standards in K-12 schools
Engineering work on K-12 schools is complex—and not just because of dwindling school budgets. The facilities must meet a broad range of exacting standards coming from officials and state regulatory... » more
Engineering work on K-12 schools is complex—and not just because of dwindling school budgets. The facilities must meet a broad range of exacting standards coming from officials and state regulatory... » more
Four myths and ideas about creating the next generation of automation engineersCutting through the hype and clutter, here are some things we can do here and now to ensure that we have the engineers we need tomorrow. » more
Manufacturers' focus: Designing K-12 schoolsEngineering work on K-12 schools is complex. Here are insights from manufacturers who provide products, equipment, and solutions. » more
Educational experience: Designing K-12 schoolsEngineering work on K-12 schools is complex—and not just because of dwindling school budgets. The facilities must meet a broad range of exacting standards coming from officials and state regulatory... » more
Building envelope: Testing and commissioning best practicesDue to the increased interest in high-performance buildings, more attention is being paid to how envelope assemblies affect interior comfort and energy performance. » more
Legislation and the future of demand response
Newly established green codes, standards, and rating systems are moving municipalities toward legislated DR implementation. » more
Newly established green codes, standards, and rating systems are moving municipalities toward legislated DR implementation. » more
Use NFPA 3 to coordinate fire and life safety projects NFPA 3 takes a contemporary approach to construction and focuses on commissioning the fire and life safety systems throughout a project, rather than at the end. » more
Machine safety: Incorporating functional safety, part 2 When considering “functional safety,” look at what differs compared to other safety initiatives, consider U.S. versus international standards, examine conformance responsibilities, and think about... » more
Latin America data center infrastructure market to surpass $1 billion in 2013The data center infrastructure market is forecast to grow at an average annual rate of roughly 10% through 2016. » more
Weekly merger, acquisition, deal update: March 22This week Morrissey Goodale reported three deals in the United States and two international deals. » more
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