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Armstrong Industrial is expanding its gas heating offering with the launch of individual gas boilers, giving industrial and commercial customers more flexibility in meeting their heating needs.
Rising heat loads mean filtration, corrosion controls and condition-based maintenance
are make-or-break for contractors.
As generative AI drives greater demand for data center capacity, mechanical contractors are facing new challenges in designing, installing and maintaining the cooling infrastructure that supports these facilities.
To understand how a BWS fits in with a PWS, one must understand where the water comes from originally, what preservatives and other beneficial constituents are added to the water during treatment, and where to find information about the water system.
Whether designing a building’s water system, installing and commissioning one, developing a water management program (WMP), or troubleshooting water quality problems, it is important to have a good understanding of the water supply to a building water system (BWS), whether the supply is from a connection to a public water system (PWS) or is self-supplied.
Portland International Airport’s chronic grease-management problem became an opportunity to rethink how food-service waste moves through complex terminal infrastructure and to develop a cleaner, more reliable approach suitable for 24/7 operations.
Portland International Airport, owned and operated by the Port of Portland, had a systemic grease problem across its food concessions.