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EcoLibrium®
Past issues - June 2006
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June 2006 |
Students find lectures a breath of fresh air | (full
article  )
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When the University of Wollongong refurbished some of its communications lecture theatres last year, structural changes to the building prompted the design of a new air conditioning system that improved energy efficiency and indoor air quality. Adam Carey investigates. |
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| Keeping school cool - part two | (full
article ) |
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In our December 2005 issue we reported on a Vicorian primary school needing advice on installin air conitioning in its library. EcoLibrium® has been keeping an eye on the proceedings. Click here
to download the Coffey Environments report on the project |
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| BCA energy provisions - what you need to know | ||
| Building energy efficiency measures are now a reality in the Building Code of Australia for all classes of buildings. Stuart West takes a look at what's been included in the latest update. | ||
| Design for commissionability | ||
A fundamental
part of the design process is describing the operation of the building
and translating this, in a practical manner, into a commissioning
process. Dr Nathan Groenhout M.AIRAH and
Lester Partridge examine how this can be done. |
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| A discussion on new design temperatures for Queensland | ||
In our February 2006 issue we published a technical paper by Dr Eric Peterson and his colleagues on a set of new design temperatures for Queensland. The article has generated a fair amount of discussion - here is one letter to the editor and the author's reply. |
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