SIX Maps - is a free mapping platform provided by the NSW Government.

The ABCB Housing provisions are additional guidelines on top of Volume Three of the NCC

The NCC - National Construction Code - is the national framework ensuring the safety, health, amenity and sustainability of buildings.

Building Classes are how the NCC defines the applicable clauses and Standards which apply.

Learn about the different cooling tower types and their applications in HVAC systems

A comprehensive guide to selecting the right fan for your HVAC needs

Chiller Systems: The Cooling Solution for Large Buildings

Learn how to reduce noise levels in your HVAC system with these effective noise control techniques

Stay Cool and Comfortable Anywhere: The Benefits of Supplementary Packaged Air Conditioning Systems

Maximizing Pump Performance and Efficiency in HVAC Systems: A Comprehensive Guide to Pump Types and NPSH Calculation.

The areas an AC units serves are called zones. When a single air conditioning unit is serving multiple zones they may get hotter or cooler at different rates.

This article provides valuable insights into the importance of mechanical smoke control in HVAC systems and the three main types of mechanical smoke control systems: zone pressurisation, smoke exhaust, and stair pressurisation. It also highlights the significance of following Australian Standard AS 1668.1 for the design, installation, and maintenance of ventilation and air conditioning systems for smoke control in buildings. Whether you're an architect, engineer, or builder, this article will help you understand the basics of mechanical smoke control systems and ensure the safety of occupants in the event of a fire.

By knowing the properties of air that form part of a given system we can determine what energy needs to be added or subtracted and where to ensure we can achieve a constant temperature balance i.e. occupant comfort.

NCC and EP&A Act: The Essential Guide for Sustainable Building and Development in Australia.

Air conditioning is based upon the “refrigeration cycle”, which relies on pressure and volume changes in the working fluid to draw heat from one environment to another.

Understanding AS 1668.2: A guide for graduates in building services engineering.

The Design Process outlines the deliverables that a client or reviewing engineer would expect to be reviewed and approved.

Boilers are an essential component of HVAC systems, but with various types available, choosing the right one can be a daunting task. This guide explains the different types of boilers, their use cases in HVAC, and how they work.

Learn about the different types of air handling units and their functions in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.

Learn how seismic restraints work in HVAC and how to follow the AS 1170.4 guidelines to ensure your building services are safe and compliant.