In addition to Craig’s experience at Grant Thornton he also has considerable industry experience, most recently as a Managing Director with a top five investment bank where he was responsible for the accounting and treasury functions of the Bank’s $80 billion loan servicing and warehouse lending operations. Design and build entire worlds for your Sims, or begin your creations with pre-made Sunset.
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During his tenure with Grant Thornton Craig has also served as the audit practice leader of the firm’s Central Region, a partner in the firm’s professional standards group and as a financial services and technology industry practice leader. In this role, Craig leads the audit practice for the firm’s East Region which includes over 140 audit partners and over 800 audit professionals. It’s because of the logarithmic mathematics of wind dynamics that the T-Rack system will not work on a roof much taller than 10 metres off the ground.įortunately, 10-metre-tall warehouses are the retail norm, especially in California.Craig is an audit partner at Grant Thornton and a member of the firm’s Audit Leadership Team. There is nothing linear about it,” says Woodfield, whose business partner George Cap is a physicist. The racking - made of injection molded HDPE structured foam and rolled form coated sheet metal - distributes the lift force away from peak zones into the adjacent regions.
Powerak’s patented design has engineered out lift in zones where the force builds under high-velocity wind conditions. “That force vector has been put back into the structure,” he says. Woodfield says the same solution to lift that was used on the roof of the National Tennis Centre in Melbourne was applied by the Powerak team, where deficit lift force is engineered back into the structure. The two forces Powerak’s system relies on are gravity, or the downward force of the array, and lift, which changes with wind speed and direction. In windy conditions lifting pressure is not uniformly distributed across rooftops, so the job for the engineers was to design a system that levelled out high areas of lift. The system was tested at the MEL Consultants wind tunnel in Melbourne. A perimeter fixing provides seismic integrity to the installation. The T-Rack ‘Air Series’ technology is designed for roofs up to 10 metres high and does not need to be weighed down or fixed to the roof, so long as panels are not placed too close to the edge (solar modules can’t be closer than half the building’s height near the edge, so a system on a 10-metre-tall building must stop at least five metres form the roof edge). It’s a lost opportunity, because such roofs are a “perfect application” for power purchase agreements. “A lot of those buildings that are prime opportunity to retrofit with solar can’t be retrofitted.” Massive warehouse retail centres, however, are simply not designed to take the weight. “Quite often these guys have got to put tonnes and tonnes of ballast on a roof.” We cant make worlds because EA hasnt released a Pre-Alpha, Alpha or Beta version and we dont know when we will be able to, Hopefully in the not-to-far future. The company has developed the product with the US market in mind, Woodfield says, where enormous “big box” warehouse retail centres are common.Ĭoncrete ballast is common in the US, he says, and installers use a lot of it to mitigate the lift effect of wind on arrays. A racking system that requires no ballast or holes to be drilled into an almost-flat roof, and that still won’t take off in a high wind, sounds like magic. “It is a bit magical,” says Powerak managing director Ross Woodfield of the firm’s T-Rack ‘Air Series’ system, announced in mid-October.
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