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In previous issues of our monthly news and happenings, we have featured projects and technology tidbits from the commissioning arm of our firm's portfolio of building services. In March, we welcome the opportunity to share with you content driven by our engineering design department, as well as an update on the release of the 2012 LEED Rating System. Enjoy.
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In the meantime, happy spring.
Team Paladin
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Update LEED Version 2012: Rating System Development Scheduled
1st Public Comment has closed: Period was open Nov. 8 through Jan. 19, 2011
2nd Public Comment: Open July 1 through Aug. 15, 2011
Rating system ballot: Projected for Aug. 1-31, 2012
Rating system release: Projected for Nov. 7, 2012
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3-D Scanning Technology in the Build Environment
The Construction Specifier, March 2011
Record Drawing in a computer-aided design (CAD) format are typically required by owners for completed projects, as the information can facilitate future renovations. However, documentation of pre-CAD projects may be out of date, lack content, or simply be difficult to work with. What can be done?
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Featured Project Wendall H. Ford Regional Training Center: Controls Upgrade
In 2009, the Commonwealth of Kentucky and Department of Military Affairs selected Paladin to upgrade the controls systems at Wendell H. Ford Regional Training Center . This project was one of several awarded in efforts to improve energy efficiency and operations throughout the Kentucky National Guard properties. Paladin designed the controls system and commissioned their installation and operation. The purpose of the project was to integrate facilities not currently on energy management system into the Center's DDC control system. The following facilities were integrated: UTES Building Offices, D-First, Battle Simulation, Range Control, Engineering Building Offices, Barracks, and Administration Buildings.
Energy Management capabilities allowed for temperature control, monitoring, and scheduling for all facilities. For the Barracks, humidity and CO2 monitoring were added. An extensive piece of Paladin's project effort was in the verification of system integration and operation.
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