Mark P. Ternes

Weatherization Test Drives Spray Sealant

Author: Mark P. Ternes

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November 01, 2001

New aerosol spray technology can allow weatherization crews to seal even tiny duct leaks in places that are difficult to reach using conventional methods. [continue reading]

Affordable Cooling with Window Air Conditioners

Author: Mark P. Ternes

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July 01, 1993

While families in southern climates use a considerable amount of energy during the cooling season, conservation programs aimed at reducing air conditioning electricity consumption usually only target homes with central air conditioning, reflecting a general belief that homes with window units can't produce significant savings. [continue reading]

Cooling Benefits from Exterior Masonry Wall Insulation

Author: Mark P. Ternes, Kenneth E. Wilkes, Unknown Author and Howard A. McLain

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March 01, 1994

Masonry, or concrete block, housing construction is common throughout the southern United States, where cooling demands are significant. [continue reading]

Saving Energy in Military Family Housing

Author: Mark P. Ternes and Robert L. Wendt

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July 01, 1996

More than 350,000 families live in U.S. military housing. The buildings, most of which were built 20-40 years ago, are often energy inefficient. [continue reading]