by Neal | Jul 31, 2026 | Solar
Navigating PFAS Regulations in Data Center Cooling Understanding the PFAS Connection in Thermal Management The synthetic fluids and fluorinated refrigerants used in direct-to-chip, single-phase, and two-phase immersion cooling all fall under a broad chemical group....
by Neal | Jul 24, 2026 | Solar
Wrestling Mat Cleaning Protocols: Why Once-a-Day Isn't Enough Maintaining high hygiene standards in athletic facilities is an operational necessity. While well-run high school and collegiate programs diligently execute scheduled chemical protocols, the operational...
by Neal | Jul 24, 2026 | Solar
Preventing Staph & MRSA Outbreaks on Wrestling Mats Wrestling is a sport defined by relentless contact, physical endurance, and leverage. However, the high degree of direct floor and skin contact that makes mat sports dynamic also exposes athletes to significant...
by Neal | May 15, 2026 | Solar
Engineering the Future: The Central City Net Zero Development Model In the arid landscape of Central City, Nevada, a new standard for urban development is emerging. This is not merely a residential subdivision; it is a Net Zero Mixed-Use District designed as a...
by Neal | Apr 3, 2026 | Solar
The Molecular Advantage Most industrial cooling and humidification systems rely on filters or spray nozzles that eventually clog or grow bacteria. To solve this, Aqualyte™ uses advanced material science to manage water at a molecular level. By utilizing Exclusion...
by Neal | Apr 2, 2026 | Solar
How a Nanotechnology ERV Fixed a High-Rise Humidity Problem in Beijing The Problem: When "Good Enough" Isn't Good Enough When a building’s heating and cooling system fails to do its job, everyone inside feels it. The MOMA Mixed-Use Building in Beijing, China,...
