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In the summer 2025–26 issue of Ecolibrium, we go behind the scenes to examine the intricate HVAC system that powers Brisbane’s Queens Wharf development. We also look at vapour barriers in refrigeration, discuss the balance between ventilation and energy use, explore infection control and heat recovery refrigeration in our technical papers, celebrate all the winners from the 2025 AIRAH National Awards, and much more.
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Augmented heat recovery for transcritical CO2 refrigeration systems
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Aligning maintenance approaches across BMS and mechanical systems
AIRAH’s Big Data and Analytics STG makes the case for integrating data-driven maintenance to ensure our buildings work smarter, not harder
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Insights from a mould inspector
Ecolibrium speaks with Jess Ward, whose experience with mould-related illness led to an extraordinary career change.
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The big impact of tiny living
Australians own and use an excessive amount of floor space compared to other countries. Laura Timberlake explores how going small can have big benefits for thermal performance, heating and cooling costs, and the embodied carbon of residential buildings.
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The evolving impacts of refrigerants over time
Living with the legacy of Thomas Midgley Jr By Alexander Cohr Pachai, AM.AIRAH
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