2004 May

Chillers set new efficiency standard in Scotland
Energy savings by night cut energy bill by 12%




Humidifier helps conserve organ at Royal Albert Hall

Vent-Axia acquires Baxi Clean Air Systems
Grundfos reports sales growth and investment plans


Gilberts responds to Swiss Re challenges


Offsite prefabrication speeds pipework installation
Hospital engineers DHW for greater efficiency

New Airbus factory flies by Victaulic
Grundfos’s Olympic spectacular

Air conditioning reaches new heights in Malaysia


Extractor fans are even quieter


Heating that minimises noise and air movement

Gas-detection range offers flexibility

Pulse meters measure liquid flows

Humidifier cylinders designed to resist damage



AHUs designed to hospital specifications


Cased fans deliver higher pressures



Daikin increases the scope of its VRV II
A new approach to managing supply-chain risk

Bringing ductwork expertise into the supply chain



Trunking system adds a touch of style
Guidance on new cable colours published


Women In STEM: Breaking into A Man’s World
With the growth in the engineering sector in the last few years, the requirement of additional workers has led to an increasingly diverse workforce especially with the inclusion of women
Legionella bacteria - Symptoms are similar to that of Covid-19
An outbreak of Legionnaires disease in the West Midlands has prompted Stuart Gizzi, Managing Director at plumbing equipment manufacturer Intatec to remind Facilities Managers that Legionella precautions can be automated