HeyJaredConsulting-Specifying Engineer Podcast
Join host Amara Rozgus as she speaks with experts in the mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire protection engineering fields.
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Ep. 58 How to balance reliability, speed and efficiency for data centers (opens the original)
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Data center design are changing rapidly. How can you keep your engineering design flexible? Listen to this conversation with Vicki Elving, PE, Associate Vice President, North Texas MEP Lead, HDR, Dallas.
Ep. 57 What's happening with younger engineers? How to help a team gain experience (opens the original)
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Do younger engineers need expertise, experience or both? This conversation with Spencer Perry looks at the experience gap, using tools and software and pushing engineers to the next level.
Ep. 56 What electrical engineers should know about data center power generation (opens the original)
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Power generation in data centers has changed dramatically, especially with grid challenges and AI data centers. Listen to this podcast with Kelly Schmitz from Cummins to learn more.
Ep. 55 When, where can radiant hydronic HVAC systems deliver results? (opens the original)
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Radiant heating and cooling systems can be considered in many commercial heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) applications to aid in decarbonization, comfort, indoor environmental quality (IEQ), indoor air quality (IAQ), acoustics and many other aspects of heating and cooling systems. In this conversation with GF’s Zach Londo, learn more about applications, capital expenses and various considerations of radiant systems.
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