Podcasts about exergy

In this episode of the 3DPOD, Cassidy Silbernagel, Head of AM Engineering at Exergy Solutions, takes some time to discuss design for additive manufacturing (AM) and 3D printing, with a strong focus on the energy industry. He explains why oil and gas represent a major growth area for AM, covering the industry's standards, motivations, and the types of parts being 3D printed. Cassidy dives into materials like Inconel, highlighting their importance to these companies, and provides insights into the manufacturing process for these components. The episode also introduces Exergy, a company with both design and manufacturing expertise, enabling it to manage part production for clients effectively. Notably, Exergy owns the first Wayland Additive machine, which places it in a unique position within the energy sector. This episode will be valuable not only for those in the energy business but also for other specialized firms looking to achieve similar success through deep expertise and a tailored approach to client needs.

Curious to learn more about Exergy and their innovative ORC design? Well, first listen to this great episode where we delve into just that, but also go and check out their website or reach out to either Luca!  Exergy ORChttps://www.exergy-orc.com/Luca Pozzonihttps://www.linkedin.com/in/luca-pozzoni-63739316/Luca Vaninihttps://www.linkedin.com/in/vaniniluca/CORE Knowledge https://www.linkedin.com/company/core-geothermalNick Cestari https://www.linkedin.com/in/nick-cestari-48059268/

In this episode, my friend Ward De Paepe and I have explored the good old gas turbine. Sometimes it appears as a technology of the past, but actually there are still a lot of developments and Ward is definitely in the driver seat. I also asked him to define Exergy (no pressure Ward, you are the first one to do it). Since 2017, Ward De Paepe has been Professor at Université of Mons. He did his PhD at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel on micro gas turbines. Then he continued as a postdoc first at VUB and then in the team of Professor Alessandro Parente at ULB. In his research, he is striving towards highly operational and fuel flexible carbon-clean small-scale cogeneration applications with a particular focus on micro gas turbines. URL for the show notes: https://www.podcastics.com/podcast/episode/prof-ward-de-paepe-in-english-204388/   Subscribe to the updates of the podcast Exergie: http://eepurl.com/hVeLPz This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

On our latest podcast, our managing editor, Tina Perinotto, spoke with energy efficiency expert Dr Paul Bannister. Last year, the physicist was awarded the James Harrison Medal, which is the highest honour bestowed by AIRAH, Australia's body for the HVAC industry.Few people know more about energy efficient buildings than Dr Paul Bannister, who was one of the original architects behind the National Australian Built Environment Rating System (NABERS).Paul headed up his company Exergy for more than 15 years before it was absorbed into Energy Action. He is now director of innovation at Australian energy management consultancy DeltaQ. He's now working on the next update to Section J, the sustainability component of the National Construction Code.

Ian och Kristian tar ett snack med Filip Eriksson som är en av upphovsmännen bakom den nyligen startade tjänsten jaktmarknad.se  Ett bra verktyg för jägare som söker jakt och de markägare som antingen vill sälja enskilda jakter eller bygga ett jaktlag med ett längre tidsperspektiv. Vi pratar också lite prylar, Sellier & Bellot har lanserat kopparkulan eXergy och vi snackar också om franska tillverkaren Chapuis rakrepeter Rols. Krille är inte helsåld.  

With the boys covering all things fuel, we figured now would be a great time for an older episode with Randy from Exergy Performance. Fuel additives: snake oil, or science?

In this episode, we are talking with Mike Musil (from Exergy Power Solutions) about their battery solutions and who can benefit from their tech. Their container size batteries only work for up to 90 seconds, but their value makes Exergy's tech invaluable to some customers. We also talk about their net-zero plans, and Manchester and the UK was the perfect place for them to expand their business.   Music: https://www.purple-planet.com Podcast powered by Chroma Recruitment and 360insights

Hey all, we are taking a break as we have been hot on the All Truck Challenge coverage! Look forward to next couple episodes of having Josh McCormack(winner) and Chris Patterson (3,000HP dyno run) on! For now, enjoy one of our popular episodes where Randy from Exergy Performance discusses additives and the science/process behind them!

On this show, Paul Wilson and Chris Ehmke are joined by Randy Harkema to discuss additives and how specifically Exergy's formula will help your diesel. Lots of time, chemistry, and smarts went into this with the team over at Exergy. In addition, the boys are joined by super tech, Jeremy Garnett, to discuss a shop job that was experiencing turbo vane issues!  Thanks to our sponsors: XDP WCFAB Exergy Performance

Paul and Chris give you all the details about Duramaxtuner, WCFAB, Exergy, and Calibrated Power's Black Friday Sales. Big sales, time to take advantage!

In this episode, Hall welcomes Amrit Robbins of Axiom Exergy. Axiom Exergy's cloud-based platform provides active power management services for buildings with large thermal loads. Today, 60-70% of a typical building's electricity bill is driven by w it consumes power, and 28% of all electricity consumed by US commercial and industrial buildings is used for thermal services ($56 billion/year and growing in the US alone). Amrit began his career wanting to accelerate the clean-energy future. As an entrepreneur and engineer, he realized that the most promising solutions would be economy-driven rather than policy-driven. Amrit talks in-depth about power management and refrigeration industry, and how it is traditionally a high-volume, low-margin space. He discusses how Axiom has approached this space by essentially putting unused data to good use, using AI techniques. Amrit also talks about some of the challenges Axiom overcame in building into this space. Finally, Amrit highlights how refrigeration technology could be part of the key to mitigating the climate crisis.

DJ Reign - Autumn Exergy - 25 October 2019 Uplifting and Hard Trance.Track List :Audientia (Original Mix) - Binary Ensemble - 00:00 Spring (Extended Mix) - Shinson - 05:54 In Our Blood (Extended Mix) - Binary Finary & Kinetica Feat. Audrey Gallagher - 9:33 Butterfly Flight (Original Mix) - Dreamlife & Grande Piano - 14:32 Picturesque (Beatsole Extended Remix) - Solis & Sean Truby 20:20 Save You (Extended Mix) - Richard Durand & Christina Novelli - 25:00 Exergy (Original Mix) - REMECH - 31:50 The Gem of Cyttorak (Extended Mix) - Rysto - 36:26 Re Awakened (Original Mix) - DJ Reign - 41:20 Simulation (Original Mix) - Brad Thatcher - 47:36Random Walk (Factor B's Extended Back to the Future Remix) - Marc Dawn - 52:36 Once Upon A Time (Extended Mix) - Fischer & Miethig - 59:02Roar (Original Mix) - Nomad vs. Wragg - 1:04:03Listen to Reign of Trance podcast at :https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/reign-of-trance/id1477219334https://anchor.fm/dj-reignhttp://dj-reign.com https://open.spotify.com/artist/1UanAVdMSCIkqy0TCICqSl https://soundcloud.com/djreign https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5tFfgOnDY31nfmVn7feIGw https://www.instagram.com/djreign_records/ https://www.facebook.com/pg/DJAcidReign https://twitter.com/DJAcidReign https://www.reverbnation.com/djreign5

An interview with Erika Parn, Building Information Modelling (BIM) Coordinator at Exergy, sustainable engineering consultancy headquartered in the UK. Tune in to find out more about the implementation of blockchain, cybersecurity and digital tools within the wider construction sector.

Chris chats with Ric Newbury from Exergy Performance, the best company for aftermarket fuel upgrades.  They discuss their truck and give us a sound bite.  Listen to their UCC 2019 experience!

There’s no doubt that blockchain boosts the level of transparency and security marketers need to do their job better and boost customer trust in the process. And it’s clear that Bitcoin is a disruptive technology that marketers need to get to grips with how to avoid losing ground to competitors in years to come. The opportunities are massive, and so are the problems marketers face when they seek to distill reams of news into knowledge they can use to know, for example, where their ad spend really pays. This is just one use case our host Peggy Anne Salz discusses with Peter Rujgev, a multi-faceted and multi-talented crypto authority who freely shares his insights via CoinPM News, a one-stop destination for industry developments and news. Peter provides a crash course in crypto, sharing his pick of top trends and destinations you need to know to stay ahead of the curve. A native of Bulgaria, Peter also talks about his other interest and ventures, which include the startup Currant and his work with Exergy, a sustainable engineering company based in the U.K.

HTR Presents Lizard Hour with host Josh Lizard Guy Ortiz and Wildman JD Hartzel. On this episode talking with Ryan McVeigh and Erica Mede of Exergy Exotics which they work with Dwarf Monitors Odatria Australian Pythons and Isopods. Check out their Facebook page.

We got so much great feedback from listeners who loved the last crossover episode. So much so that we figured why not do it again? This week we're proud to present to you one of our favorite building-centric shows, The Edifice Complex. Hosted by our colleague Robert Bean (who has been on our show before) and our new friend Adam Muggleton, we're thrilled to bring you an episode of their show in which they interviewed our beloved Building Science Podcast host, Kristof.In this episode, topics discussed are as follows:1. How energy is a technology, not just a fuel,2. Air filters can be a poignant moment in life!3. How “health is the new green”You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll wonder how you got to where you are now and so much more. Give their show a listen and share this episode with a friend._________________________________________The Edifice ComplexThe Edifice Complex Podcast with Adam Muggleton and Robert Bean is a show dedicated to helping you keep up with who in the world of property design and development is innovating and doing great work, perspective on the adjacent possible, and challenges to the status quo.__________________________________________Robert BeanRobert Bean is a Registered Engineering Technologist (R.E.T.) in building construction (ASET) and a Professional Licensee (P.L.(Eng.) in Mechanical Engineering (APEGA). A design practitioner, author, and educator with over 35 years’ experience.Robert is president of Indoor Climate Consultants Inc. and director of www.healthyheating.com an on-line resource serving as a technical interpreter and consolidator of academic research within building and health sciences.Robert is a past two-term ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer and has received numerous industry awards for his contributions including the ASHRAE’s Lou Flagg Award and ASHRAE Distinguished Service Award. He serves on several technical committees related to physiology and the human environment, eXergy and sustainability; and radiant based HVAC Systems. Robert is also the author of numerous industry programs addressing indoor environmental quality and building systems.Robert works at the intersection of business, buildings, science, demographics, industrial design and product ergonomics.Adam MuggletonAdam has been immersed in property and construction for 37 years. Having worked in 20 countries and held leadership positions at several firms, Adam has a unique skill set derived from experience in property development, design team management, project management, and building commissioning.Adam is passionate about promoting the concept of Commissioning Management as an effective project management tool, to hand over buildings that actually work. He devises and delivers successful project, leadership and testing strategies that achieve optimum outcomes for those involved and affected.As an industry leader, Adam served on the CIBSE Commissioning Code “A” committee for the 1996 code re-write and the UK BSRIA steering group for Application Guide 16/2002 Variable Flow Water Systems. Adam also served as an international board member for the USA Building Commissioning Association.Adam’s focus is on property development as a:• Property Industry Blogger, Podcaster, and Philosopher• Chartered Project Management Surveyor (RICS)• Qualified Building Commissioning ProfessionalPhilosophically, the question is this, “why are zero defect, high-performance buildings not normally delivered?”

Tyler Franzen of DuramaxTuner.com joins hosts Paul Wilson and Chris Ehmke to talk about his $15K LBZ Budget Build Sled Pull Truck.  This 2006 LBZ came to him with 165K miles and other than EFILive tunes and a 4094VA turbo all stock.   He was given a budget of $15K to build a badass Work-Stock sled pull truck for the Illini State Pullers (ISP) circuit.  He has gone through a host of upgrades including, VVT Stealth 67G2 turbo, Exergy 100% over injectors and 10mm Cp3, WC Fab Y-Bridge, and much more.   Our Sponsors make this show possible, support us by supporting them: WC Fab: www.wcfab.com Exergy Performance: www.exergyperformance.com DuramaxTuner.com: www.duramaxtuner.com Calibrated Power: www.calibratedpower.com   

One of the more popular diesel conversions around is the Duraburb. A Suburban, Tahoe, or Escalade with a Duramax engine. Duraburb is a Florida company started a decade ago when someone wondered out loud why no manufacturers made a diesel SUV. Company founder-owner Eric Swanson decided to try and the rest is history. In those 10 years, Duraburb has done 300 conversions for mostly affluent clientele. Duraburbs look just like they rolled off the manufacturer's assembly line - every switch, light, and gauge - just like the OEM built the truck.  In this episode, Eric explains to Paul and Chris why Duraburb exists and is so popular.  This week's sponsors: Wherli Custom Fabrication WCFAB.com Exergy http://www.exergyperformance.com/dealers.html  

The 1970 Chevy C-10 looks the part - rust mixed with a turquoise green, regular cab. Under the hood and on the ground is a different story. The old Chevy sits on an '06 LBZ frame and the engine bay holds a compound set-up pushing 750 HP to the ground. The truck belongs to WCFAB's Ryan Werhli, manager of the shop's fab department. Ryan started the project two years ago after he found the original '70 Chevy truck on Craigslist. Since then the project has appeared on a magazine cover and just about everywhere else as an incredible conversion. Ryan tells the story to Paul and Chris in this episode of the Diesel Performance Podcast.    This week's sponsors: Wherli Custom Fabrication WCFAB.com Exergy http://www.exergyperformance.com/dealers.html

Conversion Month continues on the podcast with a conversation with Sean Patterson of Diesel Conversion Specialists. The company offers the harnesses and other components to install Cummins mechanical and common rail diesel engines into Fords and GM trucks. This is an interesting segment of the aftermarket because it continues to grow as more and more owners convert their trucks into dependable, mileage friendly and reliable vehicles. So what's the most popular project for Diesel Conversion Specialists? Paul and Chris find out.    This week's sponsors: Wherli Custom Fabrication WCFAB.com Exergy http://www.exergyperformance.com/dealers.html

Danny and Paul keep finding exciting things to talk about at the UCC. This time they found podcast friend Ric Newberry. 

Ric Newberry of Exergy Engineering says he could talk for three days about injectors. Exergy is one of the industries best injector modification and diagnostic providers. In this episode, Paul and Danny ask Ric to define the various parts on an injector - from the pulse width, percent versus horsepower, along with many, many others. Ric describes building the largest injector so far - 700% over for the Ultimate Callout Challenge event coming up in April 2017. On the fuel side of diesel performance, the injector is front and center for engine performance. It's one of the first considerations for a modified diesel truck. 

The Diesel Performance Podcast is the official podcast for the Ultimate Callout Challenge - a performance diesel event like no other. By invitation only, a couple dozen trucks and drivers will compete this April in Indianapolis - they'll drag, pull, and dyno against each other for the ultimate bragging rights. Last year's event resulted in several trucks running over 2,000 horsepower.  This is our first profile of a UCC participant - Nick Priegnitz of Calibrated Power Solutions. The DPP plans to interview all the participants, so we thought we'd start with someone close to home.  CPS will drive a 2011 Cummins dually with a displacement of 10.4L - increased from an 8.9 ISL. Twin 14mm fuel pumps and 500% over injectors from Exergy. DT's UCC truck will also sport a 10-foot bed instead of the eight-foot factory configuration.     

The Spokesmen Cycling Roundtable Podcast Episode 92 The David Hasselhoff of Cycling December 1, 2012 Host: David Bernstein Panelists: • DL Byron • Richard Masoner • Jim Moss Topics: • New jobs for Tim Jackson & Chris Zigmont • Change Cycling Now summit • How to change pro cycling • Exergy exits. • Battenkill passes on UCI license • Is cycling a white male sport? • Interbike By Invitation • Snow Biking • 650b • 2013 Amgen Tour of California route WEB SITE: http://www.the-spokesmen.com The Spokesmen Cycling Roundtable Podcast is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommerical-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.

(October 2, 2009) Richard Sassoon, the GCEP Managing Director, discusses exergy and carbon flow in both natural and human systems. Exergy is the useful portion of energy that allows us to do work and perform energy services.

Stanford Mechanical Engineering Professor Chris Edwards discusses his work on the development of more efficient combustion engines. (October 3, 2008)