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Matthew’s Mysteries – The Case of the Self-Dimming Lights Part I

Editor’s Note: This post is the first in a series entitled “Matthew’s Mysteries.” Each of “Matthew’s Mysteries” tells the story of a

From the Corner Office: An Aggie’s Advice to Young Engineers

I was recently asked to discuss what role mechanical engineers play in the MEP industry with Dr. Timothy Jacobs’ ME 381 class at my Alma matter, Texas A&M. Whoop! While Dr.

As we approach the new requirements for the new 2015 IECC – International Energy Conservation Code we will be faced with the challenge of interpretation more than ever. The sections for Lighting Controls has been simplified to either use an occupancy sensor or time-switch controls. Of course, t

5th Generation (5G) Wireless – Is your network ready?

With the ratification of the latest wireless standard, IEEE 802.11ac, published by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc., 5G wireless is here.

Architecture 2030

San Antonio is currently celebrating its recent designation as the 11^th 2030 District^®, a program of Architecture 2030.

Hydronic Distribution Systems

When designing a variable volume chilled water system, there are two main types of distribution systems to choose from: a variable-primary system or a primary-secondary system. Both of these options are effective means for hydronic distribution for most building types (i.e.

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Matthew’s Mysteries – The Case of the Self-Dimming Lights Part I

Client Service Refresh

From the Corner Office: An Aggie’s Advice to Young Engineers

IECC 2015 - Lighting Controls

5th Generation (5G) Wireless – Is your network ready?

Architecture 2030

Hydronic Distribution Systems

Energy Modeling

Kyle Field

Division Detail: So What Is Building Analytics?

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