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energy efficiency
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Ultra-low dew point design in action
Humiscope Director John Morgan and Mechanical Engineer Ladan Bagherzadeh look at the challenges of designing and delivering an ultra-low dew point environment for lithium‑sulphur battery manufacturing.
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Baby steps
Australia’s HVAC&R industry has improved when it comes to parental leave, but as we found out from people with first-hand experience, it still has a long way to go.
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The triple benefits of double-skin façades
Daniel Bonatti, M.AIRAH, explains how double-skin façades can improve building performance through enhanced heat, light and acoustic management.
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Reimagining the humble cabin
Samantha Bothma M.ACould clever design improve the thermal performance of holiday cabins and reduce the energy needed to cool and heat them? Willow Aliento investigates.
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The living laboratory
Ecolibrium speaks with Distinguished Professor Lidia Morawska about an ambitious QUT project to provide world-leading indoor air quality monitoring and control in a university building.
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10 reasons why humidity control matters
With a dedicated humidity workshop taking place during IAQ26 in Cairns, AIRAH’s IAQ Special Technical Group (STG) reflects on the importance of humidity control.
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Toolshed summer 2025-26
Daikin ducted range
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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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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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HVAC design just got more sustainable
AIRAH’s Professional Diploma in Sustainable HVAC Design and Operation is accepting new applicants.
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Who holds the responsibility?
The article examines who should guide households toward affordable, sustainable home heating and cooling.
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HVAC in the outback
A program in South Australia’s APY Lands is retrofitting housing to study how homes can withstand one of the world’s harshest climates.