MECHANICAL
MECHANICAL
MECHANICAL
Responsible HVAC system designs begin with a comprehension of the current ICC Codes, NFPA, & ASHRAE Standards as well as sustainable design practices. System selection should be based on the specific project requirements and life cycle costs. Coupled with our understanding of the building structural and architectural constraints, engineering decisions are made that provide the system that maximizes value to the owner. Specific experience/specialties include:
- Air Handling System Replacements and Upgrades
- Humid Area and Coastal Design
- Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Analysis and upgrades
- Analysis of problem air distribution systems
- Design and Upgrades to Variable Air Volume Systems
- Dedicated Outside Air Pre-Conditioning System
- Exhaust Systems including heat recovery
- Fume Hood and welding exhaust systems
- Chilled Water and Hot Water Hydraulics
- Central Chilled Water and Hot Water Systems including campus Central Plants
- Variable-primary chilled water systems
- Steam Boilers and Steam distribution systems
- Smoke Evacuation and Control
- Water-Source heat pump systems
- Geothermal Systems, Ground source and Lake loop systems
- Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF or VRV) Systems
- Sustainable Design for LEED
- Whole building Energy Modeling
- Industrial mechanical systems for process cooling and ventilation
- Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Design
- Central Plant Design
- Building Automation System Design
- HVAC System Evaluation Reports