Articles Tagged with ''ASHRAE''

ASHRAE Guideline 44-2024 outlines best practices for building design, operation, and maintenance to reduce the health risks associated with prolonged exposure to wildfire and prescribed-burn smoke.

Authors of accepted papers may be invited to submit expanded papers for the consideration of publication in Science and Technology for the Built Environment, ASHRAE's journal for archival research.

The updated edition introduces advancements in building design and sets ambitious goals for energy efficiency, greenhouse gas emissions reduction, and indoor environmental quality.

ASHRAE's new Data Center Resources page provides data center design and operations professionals with the latest standards, guidelines, and best practices, helping them stay compliant while furthering system sustainability.

Matt Sano, a member of SMART Local 19 in Philadelphia, is the 21st inductee and the third from his local to receive the honor.

The competitions recognize the outstanding abilities and innovative problem-solving skills of students in HVACR, building sciences, and engineering.

Kenneth Mead from the CDC, speaking for himself and his family, which includes an educator, said there's good reason to follow ASHRAE Standard 241.

World Refrigeration Day is an international awareness campaign established to raise the profile of the refrigeration, air-conditioning, and heat-pump sector.

The agreement defines the parameters by which ASHRAE and the American Industrial Hygiene Association will work cooperatively on common public affairs goals and the coordination of technical activities and emerging research to accelerate the transformation to a more sustainable built environment.

The “National Definition of a Zero Emissions Building: Part 1 Operating Emissions” is a comprehensive guideline aimed at providing a broadly accepted minimum standard for what constitutes a zero-emissions building.