Consulting-Specifying Engineer most-viewed content, April 2024
Read the best content from April 2024, covering topics including heat pump technology, translating Baby Boomer language for younger generations and EV service equipment
1. Sponsored content: The evolution of heat pump technology
A knowledge of where heat pumps have come from will help engineers understand when and how to implement them
2. Translating Baby Boomer language for younger generations
Morrissey Goodale outlines four phrases Baby Boomers might use in the workplace, and how younger generations can understand them better
3. Ten things to know about ASHRAE 90.1-2022 updates
Building on the momentum of previous editions, ASHRAE Standard 90.1-2022 is leading the way toward renewable energy and decarbonization in commercial buildings
4. What are electric vehicle service equipment design considerations?
Learn electrical design options for electric vehicle (EV) charging stations
5. An overview of fire alarm notification strategies
A review of several fire alarm notification strategies that are permitted by the IBC, NFPA 101 and NFPA 72
6. Sustainable lighting choices under LEED indoor environmental quality guidelines
Understand how LEED influences lighting design and how to apply ideas that go beyond energy efficiency and move into necessary design trends
7. When designing mission critical facilities, use the right overcurrent devices
Read this webcast transcript for tips on specifying overcurrent devices, such as fuses and breakers
8. Jane Baikadanova talks about managing engineering projects
Understanding how to set up an engineering project and manage it through the life cycle is something Jane Baikadanova from IPQ is passionate about. Learn more about how to complete a high-quality project from start to finish, including a step-by-step process.
9. Thirteen ways to meet energy-efficiency goals in buildings
Based on engineering focus, here are several ways to achieve energy efficiency and sustainability goals
10. How AI can improve building automation system implementation
Artificial intelligence (AI) can make building automation systems (BAS) more efficient and improve energy use and knowledge.
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