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This is an outline of many areas in the codes where sprinklers are required or used to take advantage of the many trade-offs giving architects and builders flexibility in the design and construction of a building.
To overcome various obstacles, health care architects, contractors and owners are shifting their paradigm and increasingly moving toward modular design and prefabrication.
ASHRAE looks to manufacturers for help planning and executing tomorrow’s HVAC equipment and building energy efficiency to reach a net-zero impact goal.
The sponsorship of the New Hampshire FIRST Tech Challenge State Championship demonstrates the company’s commitment to fostering STEM education initiatives that inspire future generations.
Many factors contribute to the design and specification of a piping system, from size to pressure to layout. It’s just as critical to think about what’s inside the pipes—the quality of the water and the disinfection treatments that will be used on that water over the life of the system.
Innovations Hub will apply the research capabilities and hands-on industry experience to help construction leaders overcome issues that often trigger cost overruns and schedule delays.
Geared towards engineers, architects, specifiers, and facility managers, this webinar will cover why a Reduced Pressure Zone (RPZ) relief valve may open—and how to prevent and mitigate large discharges of water.
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