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ASHRAE Journal reviews current HVAC&R technology of broad interest through publication of application-oriented articles.
Atlanta, Ga.
Joined January 2013
Refrigeration Applications: Andy talks about HFOs, a family of refrigerants that cause deeply divided opinions. http://t.co/anqL1ZLoxl.
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August: Are natural refrigerants able to compete with other refrigerants on efficiency and running costs? http://t.co/pMj1iejybw.
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July: The beginnings of ASHRAE and IEQ intertwine in the tenements of turn-of-the-century NY. http://t.co/Cmhj3EyM3R.
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July: "Comfort vs. Energy Use" Should comfort always trump energy use? http://t.co/77vantREma.
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July: "Big Plant in a Small Space" How do you double chiller plant capacity in less than half the space? http://t.co/GnXbyKvx1M.
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June: What are eight of the most common mistakes made in energy models? http://t.co/OCb6XEQkrz.
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June: Authors discuss the vital need for standardized data on VFD performance. http://t.co/a5RXMbDJiB.
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June: Designers used a central plant heat recovery system to make a hospital highly energy efficient. http://t.co/CQuMlGerHr.
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What do you think? Is the push to save energy affecting occupant well-being?.
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May: Andy tackles a word frequently used when discussing refrigeration systems, but seldom understood: "direct." http://t.co/Eozoq1UaVg.
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May: Joe says ". things get irritating code-wise if we want to control other things besides fire—like water and energy.". .
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May: Authors discuss 90.1 addendum that would set common baseline building that wouldn't change in future versions. http://t.co/DTnzrrFujL.
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March: Is CO2 a pollutant? A column reports on research on cognitive function at different levels of CO2. http://t.co/oG7sGDh5aM.
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February: How can ammonia be used in low-charge systems to maximize efficiency while minimizing risks? Excerpt: http://t.co/WyLOvd4x.
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