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From domestic supply to RODI systems, effective laboratory water design requires separation from domestic systems, backflow protection and water treatment strategies that support equipment reliability and repeatable research outcomes.
Water use in laboratories is fundamental, as professionals rely on it while searching for solutions or answers through experimentation and research.
The Hurricane Helene recovery effort underscores the importance of infrastructure solutions designed for durability, repairability and resilience — including precast concrete systems
Fall heating season is here. What market forces are changing how we do business? What does the future business and technical climate look like for the PHC contractor?
Selecting the right pressure boosting system for commercial, industrial and municipal applications goes beyond comparing common specifications. Here are six best practices to consider.
One of the biggest challenges for professional engineers, distributors and contractors is low or non-existent water pressure in busy spaces.
A high-rise residential building in Battery Park, Manhattan, replaces an aging gas-fired DHW system with a high-efficiency air source heat pump, achieving Local Law 97 compliance and significant energy savings.
The owner of a high-rise multifamily residential building in Battery Park, Manhattan, faced a pressing infrastructure decision: replace an aging, gas-fired domestic hot water (DHW) system that could no longer deliver reliable, efficient service to residents.
Plumbing systems must be brought into the same data-driven framework as HVAC controls for safer, smarter building operations.
As technology evolves in buildings, more systems are generating data about their own performance, and our knowledge of how to operate buildings more safely and sustainably continues to grow with it.
Here’s how HVAC distributors navigate a market that refuses to sit still.
Nobody said 2026 would be easy. The refrigerant transition that reshaped purchasing patterns last year did not simply resolve itself when the calendar turned.