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Lighting: How codes and guidelines affect lighting design
Before starting any lighting design specifications, several resources must be considered, which will be presented at this session. Engineers also should seek third-party objective sources for information on and comparison of directionality, efficacy and other properties.
Motors & Drives: Tips and tools for efficient motor management, Part 4
Michael Lyda, motor and drive engineer with Advanced Energy Corp., explains tips and tools for efficient motor management in this transcript from a December 2020 webcast.
The ABC’s of VRF System Design for K-12 Schools
Register to learn why schools are looking to VRF for HVAC solutions and what you need to know when designing for these spaces.
Transforming the Construction Cycle to Build Smart Buildings
Learn about current barriers facing the implementation of smart building solutions and methods to design and ensure the delivery of smart building systems.
Holistic lighting systems
This webcast will summarize the codes and standards that apply to lighting systems, controls and holistic lighting design.
Motors & Drives: Tips and tools for efficient motor management, Part 2
Michael Lyda, motor and drive engineer with Advanced Energy Corp., explains tips and tools for efficient motor management in this transcript from a December 2020 webcast.
Webcast: HVAC systems that achieve indoor air quality
Depending on the building and its geographic location, there are several techniques for specifying HVAC systems in nonresidential buildings.
Introducing Industrial Cybersecurity Pulse
Industrial Cybersecurity Pulse is a new website dedicated to educating and informing engineers about the latest challenges and developments relating to cybersecurity, information/operational technology (IT/OT), the cloud and more. Check it out!
CFE Media and Technology to Host Spring Virtual Training Week for Engineers
The five-day learning experience will cover a variety of topics and feature presentations from the industry’s leading experts, all of which will allow registrants to earn continuing education credit.
2021 40 Under 40 nominations open
Nominations for the 2021 40 Under 40 program are now open. Supporting materials are due Feb. 5, 2021.
Critical power webcast: Backup, standby and emergency power for hospitals
Engineers also need to be mindful of the construction process, and ensure equipment replacement is coordinated, temporary power strategies are identified and phasing concepts are developed.
Designing flexible, safe labs: Electrical, power and lighting
Safety, budget, flexibility and flexibility are key factors when designing laboratory and research space
Consulting-Specifying Engineer November 2020 issue
Read the November 2020 digital edition to learn about the annual salary survey, NFPA 110, Lighting control systems, fire pumps and hospital design.
Critical power webcast: Low- and medium-voltage electrical systems
There are several reasons to choose one voltage level over another for electrical transmission. First, the requirements of the electrical system must be defined. Voltage is determined by the equipment requiring power. Another reason is the cost. With higher voltage comes less copper for wiring, but more money for electrical equipment.
Consulting-Specifying Engineer October 2020 issue
Read the October 2020 digital edition to learn about building wiring, the 2020 Commissioning Giants, indoor air quality standards and virtual design for buildings.
Consulting-Specifying Engineer September 2020 issue
Read the September 2020 digital edition to learn about electrical protection advice, boilers and hot water heating tips and smart building consulting.
CFE Media and Technology Announces Virtual Training Week for Engineers
CFE Media and Technology (CFE) is excited to announce the Virtual Training Week for Engineers during the week of Oct. 5, 2020, which will bring together industry leaders, technical experts and market research firms to provide engineers a unique continuing education opportunity.
Colleges and universities doing their part during the COVID-19 pandemic
Colleges and universities have been helping out during the COVID-19 pandemic with research, assisting local hospitals and more. See video.
Designing smart buildings
Smart buildings, intelligent places or connected venues are all terms the industry is using to describe this new way of thinking about how users consume the built environment.
Survey results: increased recognition of COVID-19’s adverse impact
Digital work from home is fine, but manufacturing takes place in the physical world