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Wish you were here?
I am grateful to my old pal “Carbon Coach” Dave Hampton for highlighting the quality of sustainable design that is currently going on in Australia.
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Thanks for giving us a laugh
David Hampton’s letter (Sustainability starts at home, BSj 1/08) has caused much delight here in Australia.
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Let’s get on with saving the planet
Despite their opposing views, David Strong (BSj 12/07) and JHR Hampson (Letters, BSj 01/08)) both seemed to consider Sustainable Ӱ Institute a good name for a new institute for those keen to “save the planet”.
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New reader from fdi
Access control specialist FDI’s new IP65- rated Proxter readers can be connected using just three wires.
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‘Sustainable’ sounds expensive
I have read with concern the view in BSj that CIBSE should call itself the Sustainable Ӱ Institute or CIBSustE, CIBSE for short, and now in the latest newsletter that we are thinking of joining the Society of the Environment.
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How to make economics stack up
In the articles “Making water work”on water recycling and “This is ground control” on geothermal systems (BSj 01/08), the inference is that the pay-back time and/or the capital cost of the installations, plus the risks, are not beneficial to the clients.
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Network digital video recorder
The Mirasys Network Video Recorder software can run between one and 5000 cameras.
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Heating controllers meet eu.bac standards
Desigo RXC terminal unit controllers from Siemens Ӱ Technologies are claimed to far exceed the European Ӱ Automation and Controls Association certification requirements to maintain their simulated control temperature to within +/- 1.4ºC under varying load conditions in both heating and cooling cycles.
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Life coaching
In the final part of his series on carbon footprints, Toby Balson looks at the benefits of life-cycle assessment in construction projects. The results aren’t always what you’d expect.
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CIBSE name isn’t the problem
I disagree with Dr Strong’s opinion (BSj 12/07) that the “serious and worsening skills crisis” is due to CIBSE’s name and a lack of knowledge among the public about what being a building services engineer entails.
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Electricity generation could supply carbon-reduced heating
Waste heat from electricity generation could be a vast source of low- or zero-carbon heating for our cities, argues William Orchard
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Carbon footprint calculators
Encraft has launched series of software tools to be incorporated into company websites to help customers better understand micro-generation.
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Burning issues
Sustainability and fire-resistance are both desirable qualities in a building. The trouble is, they’re not always compatible, as Steve Cooper explains
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Connecting to the electricity network: a BSJ guide
Getting a development connected to the electricity network can seem a daunting task. In this month’s engineering services cost model, Davis Langdon Mott Green Wall provides some guidelines to the process
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Make the best of it
Intelligent infrastructure management systems allow businesses to make better use of the IT they already have, says Roddy Adams
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Consider australian model
As a relatively long-standing member of the institution, who has experienced the numerous name changes since the Institution of Heating and Ventilating Engineers, I was bemused by the opinion proffered by Dr David Strong, proposing Sustainable Ӱ Institute.
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Going nuclear: the questions members should be asking
CIBSE members should be taking a much more proactive stand on the nuclear issue, which threatens to deprive the sustainable building sector of funding for decades to come.
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Integrated access
Paxton Access has integrated its Net2 network access control with Horizon, the time-and-attendance solution from Thinking Software.
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CIBSE cares about lighting
I write in response to David Burton’s letter “What about the lighters?” (BSj 02/08).