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Mechanical Engineering

We provide high-level expertise in the
mechanical engineering discipline for a range of project types.

+ Steam, Hydronic Boiler Design

+ Chiller Design

+ Cooling Tower Design

+ Condenser Water Systems

+ VFD Pumping systems

+ Water Piping Systems

+ VRF Systems

+ Geothermal Systems

+ Computer Room AC Systems

+ Lab Exhaust Fan Systems

+ Clean Rooms

+ VAV Systems

+ Radiant Heating systems

+ Energy Recovery Systems

+ Air Purification

+ Demand Control Ventilation

+ HVAC Controls, BAS

+ Indoor Air Quality

+ Hazardous Environments

Clemson University Energy Innovation Center

This project involved the design for the installation of dual air-cooled chillers to provide low temperature water for wind turbine test cell cooling.

Constantine Engineering provided mechanical engineering design services through construction.

Thank you to Mr. James Tuten, PE, MSME, Facility Engineer at Clemson University.

Telfair Museums of Art, Inc.
The Owens-Thomas House
Savannah, Georgia

This project involved the design for upgrades to the HVAC systems at the Owens-Thomas House located at 124 Abercorn Street in Savannah, GA. This historical jewel and National Historic Landmark, constructed in 1819, now serves as an historic house museum open to public tours. The three-story building consists of a basement level, originally used as a service and preparation space, two living levels, and an attic. Total building area (not counting attic) is approximately 11,000 sf. Engineering services included mechanical, and electrical engineering design and construction phase services for the project.

Constantine Engineering Associates received, in conjunction with The Owens-Thomas House, the Historic Preservation Award from the Historic Savannah Foundation. The award was in grateful recognition of outstanding accomplishments in preservation and protection of Savannah’s distinctive heritage.

Thank you to Ms. Sonya Wallen, Buildings Curator at Telfair Museums of Art, Inc.

Charles B. Dubose Jr. Middle School
Dorchester Country School District 2
Summerville, SC

This project involved upgrades to the campus wide HVAC systems at Dubose Middle School. It included space-by-space infrastructure evaluations and analysis, and life cycle cost comparisons, for the design of the HVAC replacement throughout the school for 275-tons (existing).

Areas included:

-Building 100: Special Education, Media, and Administration
-Building 200: Classrooms, Teaching
-Building 300: Kitchen, Teaching, and Laundry
-Building 400: Classrooms
-Building 500: Band Room, Wood Shop, Health Classrooms, Lockers, and Gymnasium
-Building 600: Kitchen and Cafetorium