If your reasons for wanting to add a carbon-in-column plant are for primary gold recovery or as a scavenger circuit to pull ounces from re-circulation, your next question might be, “Would a vertical design make more sense?” Debbie Johnston takes you through the process.Read More →
Missoula Buildings Group Volunteers on Park Upgrade Project Thanks goes out to several members of our Missoula Buildings Market Group – electrical, mechanical, structural engineers and CAD designers for their volunteer efforts upgrading Missoula’s Dragon’s Hollow Play area. Located downtown next to A Carousel for Missoula, the play area is an all-abilities playground that was in need of some upgrades. Our team, who are very familiar with building upgrades of all kinds, showed up on a very rainy Saturday to help with the effort. Thanks goes out to all, especially Ross Balfour, who coordinated the effort and recruited volunteers.Read More →
Displacement Ventilation Systems for Schools Morrison-Maierle’s team of mechanical engineers recently toured a research facility to gain a better understanding of how displacement ventilation systems could work in schools. Morrison-Maierle has provided the mechanical engineering design on several new educational projects from K-12 to higher education. A few of our team members recently attended a session that showed how displacement ventilation systems can create environments with extremely high indoor environmental quality that are necessary in school environments and other public facilities. After the tours, we asked mechanical engineers Lukash Pruss, PE, and Eric Webber, PE, a few questions about displacement ventilation and how it mightRead More →
