Sustainability
How LEED certification and power plants can coexist
With the use of renewables, green energy will become the norm, powered by LEED and PEER standards
Predictive maintenance: Monitor, measure and act: Your questions answered
Webcast presenter David Auton answered questions about topics such as predictive maintenance strategies, P-F curves, energy consumption as a prediction of failure, and more.
2018 Engineering Leader Under 40: Mary Frances Stotler, 33
Project Manager, Dennis Group, Duluth, GA, United States
Building from the top down
Hunter’s HVLS product development looked at moving air from all sides.
U.S. Bank Stadium: America’s newest sports and entertainment venue
Natural gas helps to maximize the efficiency of the stadium’s operations for a better bottom line.
Tribologist and lubrication group names president for 2018-19
The Society of Tribologists and Lubrication Engineers (STLE) announced Greg Croce, a technical manager for Chevron Products Company, has been named president of the group for 2018-19.
Energy Management: Your questions answered
Webcast presenter Tom Wenning from Energy Efficiency Research & Analysis (EERA) answered additional questions about topics such as artificial demand, dilute/dense phase transport replacement, and why you shouldn't open manual drain valves.
CHP: Brewing up energy savings
Improved efficiency, inexpensive fuel source, control over power and heat, and access to high-quality onsite-generated power and heat make combined heat and power (CHP) an increasingly attractive prospect.
Successfully testing steam traps with high-frequency ultrasound
A field-proven comparison method will provide an accurate test on each steam trap by using three or more test points on the steam trap station.
Ten reasons to build a process model for a manufacturing plant
A process model can be anything from a simple spreadsheet to a complex model that includes all aspects of a real-world manufacturing plant, which includes only what is necessary to answer vital questions.