Mary Taylor

Mary Taylor is a mechanical engineer with SmithGroup in Washington. She attended Penn State University where she earned both her Bachelor and Master of Architectural Engineering degrees in 2018. Mary is an Engineer in Training and is currently working towards gaining valuable HVAC design experience in preparation for the Professional Engineering Exam in 2021. She can be contacted at mary.taylor@smithgroup.com.

The Performance of New HVAC Controls Software is Highly Dependent on the System's Hardware

How to design controls to bring the best value to the customer

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December 13, 2018

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The Performance of New HVAC Controls Software is Highly Dependent on the System's Hardware

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