The hospital and research center was struggling to provide adequate cooling across campus with their current system’s chiller capacity

Delta T exceeds 18° F [10° C] in all cooling load conditions

Nicknamed “Big John”, The John Hancock Center was the second tallest building in the world when it was completed in 1969.

The property manager of a 13-story office building and data center required a balance of tenant comfort and critical cooling, but experienced drafty conditions, constantly running equipment and high operating costs.

Built on the site of a former steel mill, Atlantic Station is a mixed-use neighborhood development that allows residents to live and work within walking distance of their everyday needs.

Emerson’s semiconductor manufacturing facility struggled to maintain the tight temperature and humidity tolerances necessary for production with its aging mechanical infrastructure.

Blowing dust and debris, moist air and low flow velocities are just some of the problems commonly associated with outdoor airflow measurement.

COVID-19 has become an unfortunate part of all our lives. Finding ways to combat its spread, and that of similar viruses, has become a top priority worldwide.

Vivariums are complex critical environments that house research animals and require precise HVAC controls to maintain proper room pressure, prevent contamination, control odors, and preserve research integrity.

The Northeast Ohio Correctional Center located in Youngstown, Ohio is an American Correctional Association-accredited male population prison with 2,016 beds.