GALLERY: Most Popular HPAC Engineering Heating Content

March 19, 2014
Looking to broaden and deepen your knowledge about mechanically heating nonresidential buildings? Here is your guide to HPAC Engineering's most-viewed heating-related content.

Looking to broaden and deepen your knowledge about mechanically heating nonresidential buildings? Here is your guide to HPAC Engineering's most-viewed heating-related content.

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Summer is coming. Is your building ready?
Summer is coming. Is your building ready?
Summer is coming. Is your building ready?
Summer is coming. Is your building ready?
Summer is coming. Is your building ready?

Summer is Coming: 8 Ways to Prepare Buildings for the Heat

March 18, 2015
We’ve all been anxiously awaiting the return of the summer sun and warmth, but building owners and managers can’t look forward to the season without first preparing their facilities...
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GALLERY: In Case You Missed It: The Best of HPAC Engineering 2014

Dec. 29, 2014
Counting down the most-viewed content posted on HPAC.com in 2014 ...
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One SHARC success story comes from Richmond, Vancouver, B.C., Canada, at the Gateway Theater, a 50,000-sq-ft public facility.
One SHARC success story comes from Richmond, Vancouver, B.C., Canada, at the Gateway Theater, a 50,000-sq-ft public facility.
One SHARC success story comes from Richmond, Vancouver, B.C., Canada, at the Gateway Theater, a 50,000-sq-ft public facility.
One SHARC success story comes from Richmond, Vancouver, B.C., Canada, at the Gateway Theater, a 50,000-sq-ft public facility.
One SHARC success story comes from Richmond, Vancouver, B.C., Canada, at the Gateway Theater, a 50,000-sq-ft public facility.

Waste Not Want Not: New Wastewater System Helps Efficiently Recycle Energy

Dec. 8, 2014
The U.S. Department of Energy, says 400 billion KW of hot water is wasted each year, which is about $40 billion worth. “What we do is recover all the heat that goes down the ...