September e-Magazine
In this issue, read about boilers and hot water systems, piping materials, integrated building design, and power quality.
2019 Product of the Year Winners
Consulting-Specifying Engineer readers have cast their votes for the 2019 Product of the Year; read about the winners.
Designing for power quality
Engineers should follow four steps during the project life cycle to reduce harmonic distortion and provide consistent, high-quality power
What makes building commissioning successful on a project
The continuous development of the construction industry combined with the Great Recession has left the impression that commissioning is a commodity-based service to be engaged as required by certain codes and authorities.
Top 5 Consulting-Specifying Engineer articles: September 6-12
Read the best articles from the past week. A circadian approach to lighting design, designing a smart building, 2019 MEP Giants, ways to improve engineer retention and energy efficiency in schools.
Weekly merger, acquisition, deal update: September 13
This week Morrissey Goodale reported four deals in the U.S. and five international deals involving companies from Canada, the United Kingdom, and Sweden.
Leonard W. Moore, founder of Moore Industries-International passes away at 85
Leonard (Len) W. Moore, P.E., founder and owner of Moore Industries-International Inc., an industrial and automation control company, passed at the age of 85.
Outcome-driven system integration in smart buildings
Digitalization is evolving the design and operation of the built environment and a smart building design approach can focus on outcomes that deliver results
Case study: Performing a harmonic analysis
at a wastewater treatment plant
Designing lighting applications for active senior living facilities
Due to the increase in active age of many seniors, the dangers from symptoms such as losses of balance, hearing, and sight impairments are prevalent at many senior care facilities.
