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Energy Audit and Systems Design

SSM conducted a survey and performed an energy audit of the existing facility in 2010 and suggested several no cost and low cost strategies for saving energy as well as some capital improvement project that would have an impact on energy efficiency.

Water System Evaluation

SSM provided a water system evaluation and feasibility study to address current water needs and provide recommendations to the District for improvements to the system and better service to the schools’ population.

Conversion of 2 Dormitory HVAC Systems from Two-Pipe to Four Pipe Systems

SSM performed a detailed field survey of each building. The existing fan coil units were located in extremely tight spaces above the ceiling. Converting the system from a two-pipe system to a four-pipe system required detailed coordination with existing architecture and other utilities.

Building Conversion | Mansfield University

Asbestos Survey and Assessment | AHERA Management Plans

Conducted an asbestos survey and assessment and delivered AHERA Management Plan.

Structural Engineering for Adaptive Residential Reuse of Social Center

Adaptive reuse of former Social Center with new floor addition

Ventilation Study

SSM mechanical engineers completed a ventilation study to provide options to ventilate the “attic” spaceof Weightman Hall.

Electrical Analysis

•SSM electrical engineers performed a detailed site survey and analysis of the overall campus electrical distribution system and analyzed the current uses.