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Blog: Darin

Darin Maheu — Thu, 17 May 2012 00:36:00 GMT

Forum Post: 6 Ways to Foster Innovation Through Workplace Design

Gbrinton — Wed, 16 May 2012 20:41:00 GMT

We published our recent newsletter - "6 Ways to Foster Innovation Through Workplace Design." Link to: http://conta.cc/Jbuarh

Forum Post: 6 Ways to Foster Innovation Through Workplace Design

Gbrinton — Wed, 16 May 2012 20:38:00 GMT

We published our recent newsletter - " 6 Ways to Foster Innovation Through Workplace Design." Link to: http://conta.cc.Jbuarh

Forum Post: Re: Another Induction Question

Innovative induction Lighting — Wed, 16 May 2012 14:21:00 GMT

Oh that harsh...OK Induction is the workhorse of Lighting

Blog: William E Mathisen

William E Mathisen — Wed, 16 May 2012 13:57:00 GMT

Blog Post: Energy Efficiency Blueprint? - Facility Management Energy Efficiency Feature

Articles — Wed, 16 May 2012 13:00:00 GMT

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Blog Post: Important Aspects in CMMS Software

andreacmms — Wed, 16 May 2012 06:19:00 GMT

There are many organizations using this CMMS software for the reason of changing and developing their administration and companies’ preservation tricks. This software is mainly used for the workers who are doing maintenance activities, that CMMS software helps for them to do their more effectively. From the various aspects in CMMS, the asset management software is best one that helps to get enhanced solutions in the process of buying, protection and operation of input tools, amenities and transportation. Another aspect of CMMS preventive maintenance software uses to maintain the computers in good way that helps to protect the computers software. With this software, you need not worry about the file corruption that gives long life to your computers.

The CMMS web based software offers lot of benefits, you can use this for various purposes, and there is no end for this software. You can use this software for all purposes, which helps to develop for your company. And the Maintenance Management Software uses to know the activities and efforts of the workers in department wise which helps to increase the maintenance productivity. Now you can understand the uses of this various software in CMMS that really helps to develop your whole organization to get good status and huge profits in the market.

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Blog Post: Purposes of CMMS into Your Company

andreacmms — Wed, 16 May 2012 06:12:00 GMT

You can get lot of benefits with this CMMS software that has huge technology to setting future plans like scheduling, follow up and also some other plans which helps to develop your business. You need not worry to spend time for learning this software; it is so user friendly software so you can easily understand its process. If you have computing skills, it is absolutely easy for you to use it. The most important point of this CMMS software, surely you can get good incomes on your investment. After use this CMMS, you can see the growth of your business but get most inventive CMMS software into your company which assures good developments.

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Blog Post: “What does Measurement & Verification mean?

RealWinWin — Tue, 15 May 2012 14:25:00 GMT

M&V protocols vary from each utility to the next. What’s required in TX may not be necessarily required in Massachusetts. M&V plans are customized to each project, based on the scope work of the project, the technology, and the confidence level established by the utility with respect to the anticipated savings for the installation of the proposed ECM(s) for the project.

The more involved M&V protocols may have a cost associated with them for the implementation of the M&V, specifically, the cost of the equipment required to capture the data required by the utility, and the accompanying labor cost to provide the installation of the meters.

M&V plans are not “one size fits all.” Every energy efficiency project has its own unique scope of work. The right M&V protocol can be crafted based on early discussions with utilities as all parties try to frame out what potential savings can be achieved through the project. Providing that type of feedback very early in the application process allows all parties involved in the project to establish responsibilities based on their own capabilities and areas of expertise.

Not every project will require M&V if the utility believes that there is enough data to support estimated savings through energy modeling or perhaps an engineering analysis with detailed calculations that assigns savings to the scope of work. Establishing a high confidence level in the estimated energy savings can help mitigate the severity of M&V, if not avoid it all together. Establishing estimated savings becomes a “negotiation” between the customer and the utility

Blog: JosieF

JosieF — Tue, 15 May 2012 02:31:00 GMT

Blog: cuellranna

cuellranna — Sat, 12 May 2012 07:56:00 GMT

Forum Post: Found Money with Mechanical Insulation Energy Assessment

Jim Park — Thu, 10 May 2012 19:05:00 GMT

If you have process piping, HVAC piping, ducts and equipment that are not properly insulated or the insulation is damaged and not functioning the energy losses can be significant. My company can perform an appraisal of the condition and perform all repairs. In some instances the payback can be less than 1-2 years. The resulting data from the appraisal will help you get the capital for your project. This energy conservation measure is often overlooked in major energy projects but the savings can be significant. Contact me if you would like to discuss. Thanks

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Jim Park — Thu, 10 May 2012 18:10:00 GMT

Blog Post: GRAPHALLOY® Bushings Outperform Metal Wear Parts in CO2 Service

Steve13 — Thu, 10 May 2012 17:52:00 GMT

GRAPHALLOY® wear rings and bushings from Graphite Metallizing Corporation provide performance superior to standard metal stationary and rotating wear parts in pumps for CO2 service in oil field applications. Self-lubricating GRAPHALLOY®, a graphite/metal alloy, eliminates concern about bearing failures or possible flashing of CO2.

The ability to operate without additional lubrication is important in CO2 injection applications because CO2 has low lubricity. Standard metal wear parts rely on the lubricity of the liquid being pumped for proper operation so they are prone to failures in pumps used to inject CO2. In addition, due to high suction pressure required to keep CO2 as a dense phase liquid, flashing is always a possibility.

CO2 injection in older, low flowing wells is becoming an increasingly popular method for permeating rock formations and forcing more oil to the surface. Many older wells still contain vast amounts of oil locked in the pores of rock layers deep underground. CO2 injection often releases more oil in older wells than can be released by water injection.

“Use of self-lubricating, non-galling GRAPHALLOY® materials in pumps for CO2 service provides substantial cost savings by avoiding expensive downtime and field repairs caused by wear part failures,” said Eben Walker, General Manager of Graphite Metallizing Corporation. “GRAPHALLOY® is currently the material of choice for many oil field applications in North America and around the world.”

GRAPHALLOY® wear rings and bushings operate at longer intervals without the need for replacements or maintenance which helps reduce downtime and maintenance expenses. GRAPHALLOY® is an excellent choice for any application where service and maintenance tasks are cumbersome or difficult to perform. GRAPHALLOY® is a proven solution for even the most challenging plant maintenance and new equipment design applications.

For more information about GRAPHALLOY® products, visit http://www.graphalloy.com/ or call 914-968-8400 or e-mail us at sales@graphalloy.com

Blog: Martyl9

Martyl9 — Thu, 10 May 2012 17:02:00 GMT

Blog: Bill Miller

Bill Miller — Thu, 10 May 2012 15:50:00 GMT

Blog: Cros65

Cros65 — Thu, 10 May 2012 15:34:00 GMT

Blog Post: Considering Electric Vehicles - Facility Management Grounds Management Feature

Articles — Thu, 10 May 2012 13:00:00 GMT

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Blog Post: Weighing Benefits and Drawbacks to Electrical Vehicle Specification - Facility Management Grounds Management Feature

Articles — Thu, 10 May 2012 13:00:00 GMT

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Blog Post: Gauging Electrical Vehicle Performance - Facility Management Grounds Management Feature

Articles — Thu, 10 May 2012 13:00:00 GMT

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