Unlocking Efficiency: Boiler Applications and the Power of Design Envelope Solutions
In the commercial building landscape, energy efficiency and cost optimization are critical performance benchmarks. The pressure is on engineers, designers, manufacturers and contractors to deliver HVAC solutions that not only meet performance requirements but also reduce environmental impact and operating expenses. One area ripe for optimization is boiler plant design—specifically, condensing boiler systems
Armstrong Fluid Technology has introduced Energy Analyzer (EA), a new cloud service tool that generates clear Audit Reports for HVAC plant rooms by calculating potential energy and water savings.
Armstrong Fluid Technologyhas introduced a new integrated digital platform, named Envelope, that connects components in a mechanical system.Envelopeunites Armstrong and partner solutions, delivering optimization through performance mapping, cutting-edge analytics and lifecycle services.
The Taiwan Semicon Manufacturing Company is one of Armstrong’s major clients in Asia Pacific
The emergence of smart buildings was a very welcome development in the sector as it trimmed the simple tasks, simplified communications and created a livelier and more productive office environment.
“As technology comes into play in a workplace, people become more efficient, and time is freed up for more engaging experiences,” said Jenny Soo, Regional Head of Workplace Experience at JLL Asia Pacific in her article posted on the JLL web site. “A smart building and thoughtful workplace experience create an environment that keeps people happy and builds a sense of belonging that can contribute to staff retention.”
Anacostia is a commuter train station in Washington, D.C. on the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (wmata) Metrorail Green Line. The station serves Metrorail and Metrobus passengers traveling to and from the Anacostia neighborhood in Southeast Washington.
Armstrong Fluid Technology has emerged victorious in the Project of the Year category at the prestigious Pump Industry Awards 2020/2021. The Pump Industry Awards recognizes companies that have demonstrated excellence in the design and implementation of fluid flow technology.
As of January 27th, 2020, newly manufactured pumps are required to meet the new U.S. DOE/NRCAN 2020 Pump Efficiency Regulations standards. The primary objective of the new regulations is to reduce energy consumption. Secondary items include cost savings for businesses using regulated energy products, and reduction of unnecessary regulation differences between the EU, Canada, and the United States. While the new U.S. DOE 2020 rules establish minimum energy efficiency requirements, the reality is these requirements represent the least we can do.