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  • Hallam-ICS Inspired Engineering

    Inspired Engineering

    Client-centered engineering that inspires better campuses and communities.

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  • Hallam-ICS Inspired Engineering

    Inspired Engineering

    Client-centered engineering that inspires better campuses and communities.

    Learn How

  • Hallam-ICS Inspired Engineering

    Inspired Engineering

    Client-centered engineering that inspires better campuses and communities.

    Learn How

  • Hallam-ICS Inspired Engineering

    Inspired Engineering

    Client-centered engineering that inspires better campuses and communities.

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  • Hallam-ICS Inspired Engineering

    Inspired Engineering

    Client-centered engineering that inspires better campuses and communities.

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Process Control and
Plant Automation

Arc Flash
and Electrical Safety

MEP
Engineering

Toxic Gas
Monitoring Systems

Commissioning
and Validation

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Dave Hallam
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7 Reasons Why Toxic Gas Monitoring Systems and Fire Alarm Systems Should Communicate

Whenever the subject of wiring or communicating between a TGMS and a FAS comes up, there are usually negative responses and concerns that these two systems should “talk” to each other.  However, once the subject is discussed thoroughly, it becomes clear that they should or need to communicate.
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CUP Control System Upgrade

The control system in the Central Utility Plant (CUP) was approaching obsolescence and needed to be upgraded to mitigate the risk of a hardware failure interrupting manufacturing. We were hired to upgrade the entire control system while keeping the CUP running. The systems were upgraded to the site standard without a single interruption to services.

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Chiller Upgrade Design

This project included the installation of two 1250 ton steam driven chillers to replace three existing steam absorption chillers. Due to the tight space constraints for the project, Hallam-ICS utilized a 3-dimensional model for the piping layout which allowed the project to be completed with the planned schedule and budget while not impacting existing operations.

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Arc Flash Analysis

The Fairfax County Public School (FCPS) system is one of the largest in the United States, consisting of over 250 buildings across 400 square miles, serving 180,000 students. FCPS issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) for an "all inclusive" Arc Flash Analysis. Hallam-ICS utilized the 7 steps that ensure the success of a thorough Arc Flash Assessment.

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Guide: Qualified Electrical Safety Training

To help reinforce your current knowledge or to help you learn something new, we have organized this paper around three main topics:

  • 4 Reasons Your Staff Needs Qualified Electrical Safety Training
  • 3 Requirements to Become an Electrical Safety Trainer
  • 3 Important Takeaways from Qualified Electrical Safety Training

 
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Recent Blogs
06/06/19
How To Choose The Best Main Instrument Vendor For Your Project

In my previous blog, I shared with you the benefits of choosing an Independent Main Instrument Vendor (MIV).   Now, I’ll share with you some key items to take into consideration when choosing your MIV.

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05/30/19
The 3 Top issues when upgrading your LON-based Toxic Gas Monitoring System (TGMS)

There was a time when LON-based Toxic Gas Monitoring Systems (TGMS) was all the rage.  Hallam-ICS designed and integrated several of these systems.  Low installation costs matched with industry leading gas detection technology made for a compelling combination.  As with all things on the leading edge, they eventually are not leading edge any longer.

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