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The Autumn issue of Ecolibrium takes readers under the hood of an advanced battery manufacturing facility, explores the building physics of double-skinned facades and showcases the research strategy being activated by Distinguished Professor Lidia Morawska that’s turning a building at QUT into a living laboratory. There’s also a thoughtful feature on how the HVAC&R industry is progressing on parental leave, some inspiring innovation in the form of eco-cabins with biosolar roofs and technical insight on topics including humidity control and indirect evaporative cooling.
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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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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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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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Keeping it local
Despite the challenges facing Australian manufacturing, HVAC&R businesses are increasingly looking to build their capacity locally.
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