Joulea to develop air leakage visualizer system in Energy Department project | Facilities Dive
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The project, with $1.5 million in BENEFIT program funding, aims to improve building resiliency and efficiency by detecting leaks faster.
An article from Dive Brief The project, with $1.5 million in BENEFIT program funding, aims to improve building resiliency and efficiency by detecting leaks faster. Published Sept. 7, 2023 Workers use a drone to inspect a building. In the Energy Department-funded project, Joulea will use drones similar to the one pictured to collect data for an air leakage visualizer system to reduce the time, cost and disruption involved in sampling buildings for air leaks. Getty Images This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: Joulea is developing an air…
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