In this episode of "Engineering Tomorrow," we celebrate Women in Construction Week by featuring Catie VanWormer from Cleaver-Brooks. Dive into Catie's journey in the traditionally male-dominated fields of engineering and construction, from her

Inflation Reduction Act: Once-in-a-lifetime 30%-50%+ Federal Credits and Rebates for Geothermal HVAC

Jan 16th, 2024 29m 21s

In the latest installment of "Engineering Tomorrow," Brian Gomski engages with Joe Parsons from ClimateMaster, dissecting the complexities of geothermal tax incentives following recent legislative changes. As the Senior Marketing Sustainability

Custom Air Handlers - Do THIS when designing your HVAC system ...

Dec 9th, 2022 1h 2m

George Paich from Alliance Air Products joins Brian Gomski and Troy Gladstone to discuss the most important thing to remember when selecting an air handler and the most important things NOT to do.Alliance Air Products was established in 2004 as

Indoor Agriculture - How Growers are Cashing in on Energy Rebates

Sep 26th, 2022 1h 7m

This week we speak with Jeff Kelley from Kelley Energy Management. We discuss how utility incentives and rebates are acquired, the process, and what you can do to receive one. Kelley Energy Management provides energy analysis that allows utilit

The Future of Engineering Collaboration with Pradyut Paul

Aug 22nd, 2022 21m 48s

Managing engineering teams and data in multiple locations and offices can be a challenge. Existing solutions are bulky, require hefty implementation, are difficult to learn, and aren't flexible enough. Bild has designed a secure and integrated

Fluid Cooler School with a Minor in Cooling Towers

Jul 19th, 2022 58m 30s

Troy Gladstone, Spencer Kaufman, and host Brian Gomski teach fluid cooler class today. Learn what they are, how they work, and when to use them. Plus, Troy and Spencer share their championship rib recipes.

Dirt and Air Separators: A MUST Have for Your Building System Loop

May 2nd, 2022 46m 9s

Protecting the investment in high-efficiency boilers, chillers, and other system components necessitates efficient fluid distribution. Eliminating air and dirt removes many routine maintenance items, saves energy, and improves overall system pe

The Battle: Counterflow vs Crossflow Cooling Towers

Feb 16th, 2022 1h 13m

Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/c/engineeringtomorrowusa/videosThe great debate. There are predominantly 2 types of cooling towers - counterflow and crossflow. The primary distinction between crossflow and counterflow cooling towe

Boilers 101 with Camus Hydronics

Nov 3rd, 2021 32m 45s

The world of commercial water boilers can be a little bit confusing and overwhelming. One of the reasons is the technology has evolved immensely in a short period of time, and if you didn’t keep up with the pace, you might fall behind. Luckily,

The Importance of Filtration with Permatron

Oct 25th, 2021 27m 26s

Have you ever wondered how much performance is actually reduced with dirty equipment? In this episode, Jim Moran of Permatron and Brian Gomski discuss HVAC equipment filtration and why it's vital to peak performance.

Clean Indoor Air is Vital to Our Future

Jul 28th, 2021 27m 43s

Today's episode features Steve Levine, CEO of AtmosAir.For nearly two decades, AtmosAir has been bringing an active and transparent approach to pioneering solutions for indoor air quality.And the true benefits are something you’ll see for years

Mechanical Engineering and the Role of a Chief Technical Officer

Mar 24th, 2021 32m 22s

Dustin Schafer, Chief Technical Officer at Henderson Engineers in Kansas City discusses his leadership role and the future of mechanical engineering firms. He pushes to go beyond the basic mechanics of engineering to arrive at solutions that ar

Oil-Free Chillers, A Quiet and Bright Future With Smardt Chiller Group

Dec 21st, 2020 36m 18s

This week we have John Stack on the show from Smardt Chiller Group. We discuss how oil-free mag bearing chillers work, where they got their start, and where the future is headed. Smardt offers the highest IPLV energy efficiencies and the lowest

Can BiPolar Ionization Solve The Coronavirus Problem Indoors?

Oct 7th, 2020 53m 50s

Kevin Fahey of AtmosAir joins us this week for a deep dive into BiPolar Ionization technology. Can these devices solve our indoor air concerns as it relates to Covid-19? Understand how the system works (scientifically), how it interacts with Co

Heat Pump Redux with ClimateMaster

Jul 1st, 2020 41m 44s

Dan Bilancia with ClimateMaster gives us a detailed look into water source heat pumps and geothermal options for your commercial project. Is it THE most energy-efficient option? Tune in to find out. Additional hosts are Brian Gomski and Ryan Mi

America is Reopening - Expert Suggestions for Building Operators

Jun 24th, 2020 34m 4s

Dustin Schafer, Mitch Case, and your host Brian Gomski gather to discuss reopening businesses and occupied spaces in the United States as distancing restrictions are eased. What can building operators do to help reduce COVID-19 transmission pot

Master Indoor Cannabis Grow Room Design

Jun 9th, 2020 1h 2m

Not all grow rooms are created equal. Uncover how designing a grow room properly will result in higher crop yield, increased product quality, and significantly lower utility bills. These tips and tricks are well worth a listen. Hosts include Br

See How This Construction Firm is Helping Deploy Groundbreaking COVID-19 Treatments

May 13th, 2020 25m 50s

This week Spencer Kaufman (Midwest Machinery | Application Engineer) and Jarrod Wrampe (CRB | Associate, Sr. Process Utility Engineer) discuss how the construction industry is helping with the rapid deployment of therapies and treatment for COV

Cooling Tower Life Hacks

Apr 20th, 2020 48m 50s

If we owned a 500-ton Cooling Tower. These are the must have accessories or "hacks" you want. Join us as Troy Gladstone and Ryan Miller take turns revealing these important upgrades.

Have We Solved the Air Handler Problem?

Jan 21st, 2020 38m 36s

Today we sit down with Jim Johnston, co-founder of Altaire - The "turbocharger" for air handlers. We discuss the inherent problems with existing and underperforming air handlers, how it affects tenants, and what we can do to solve the problem.

Designing the State of the Art: Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory

Aug 20th, 2019 51m 27s

Episode Description:Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory new building 201 will host cutting edge research paving the way to new technologies. CannonDesign solved complex engineering and architectural building design challenges to deliver t

Fan Coils and 6-Ways, Oh My!

Jul 29th, 2019 41m 44s

Are all fan coils the same? What the heck is a 6-way valve? Sit back, relax and pour yourself a cup of tea as we take a deep dive into these mighty little boxes.

The Air in your Water is Slowly Killing your System

Jun 18th, 2019 40m 35s

In today's fireside chat we sit down with Matt Pefley of Spirotherm to discuss air in your water. How does it get there? Why is it bad? How do we get rid of it?

The Unspoken Secrets of Water. What you Need to Know.

Jun 3rd, 2019 36m 10s

You may never look at water the same after this episode. Today we sit down with Rob French, director for Flow-Tech HVAC to discuss water treatment problems and what can be done to keep people safe.

One of the Most Overlooked Parts of a Construction Project

May 16th, 2019 27m 2s

Jim Thoele of MaRRS is our special guest today. We discuss one of the most overlooked parts of any construction project, shipping and logistics. Find out how to get your equipment to the job site on time, intact, and on budget.