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Technical Postings & Presentations

HMA Consulting in a continuing effort to provide the best possible service with building systems design, analysis and support is please to post the following articles for your review.

Presentations:
Alan Osz – Vice President, HMA Consulting
"High Performance Buildings - Integrating Intelligent Systems
Into your Business Plan" Click Here.

Matthew Bade - Vice President, HMA Consulting.
"VIDEO OVER INTERNET PROTOCOL (IP)" Click Here.

Mitchell Factor presented "Design Considerations for a Secure Workplace and Facilities" at the Interiors ' 04 American Society of Interior Designers Conference on Design. The Conference was held at Savannah International Trade & Convention Center. To see the complete presentation, Click Here.

John Hatcher presented "Monitoring Systems Reliability" at the 7X24 Exchange Lone Star Chapter Fall 2004 Meeting at the Infomart, Dallas, Texas. 7 x24 Exchange members have involvement with mission critical infrastructure and facilities. To see the complete presentation, Click Here.

John Hatcher presented "Intelligent Building Systems" to a meeting of General Motors/ EDS personnel in Mexico City. To see the complete presentation, Click Here.

John Hatcher presented "Security Vulnerability and Risk Assessments" to the Ontario International Trade Mission in Washington, DC. To see the complete presentation, Click Here.

Do all of the systems in your facility function as intended?
Should Your Building Be Commissioned?
by Julian Rachman, P.E.

Relating to Command Commissioning

"Just two decades ago, building infrastructure systems were simpler. For example, HVAC systems were controlled by pneumatic air, utilizing
simple relay logic. Emergency electrical systems — supported by engine
generators — were controlled by an automatic transfer switch making use of simple electromechanical relays. These systems were straightforward and simple to test function, but were very limited in scope."
To read the complete article, Click Here.