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BPI Monumento (Bank) is located at Monumento Samson Road Cor. Arzneiausgabestelle Ave., Caloocan City, Metro Manila 464, Philippines. More information on this place.

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1. Roxylean (60 Capsules) by BPI Sports at the Vitamin Shoppe.
2. Cash Accept Machine (CAM) is a deposit facility that allows BPI clients to deposit cash directly via a machine that accepts bills in Php 100, 500, and 1,000 denominations. Deposit cash to any BPI or BPI Family Savings Bank Savings, Checking, or Passbook accounts.
3. As a BPI Certified Professional, you can prove that you’re already an industry expert, working in accordance with nationally recognized BPI Standards, and have passed both the BPI online and field practical tests to achieve professional certification. With more and more energy efficiency retrofit and weatherization assistance programs.
4. My family has trusted BPI to build an elevated paver patio, design our overall landscape, and install an outdoor kitchen and landscape lighting. In the future they'll be putting in a outdoor structure with a fireplace and TV, more landscape lights and a gas firepit. There is a reason they'll be back as they're honest, dependable and are.

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Fully funded PhD Programme

We are pleased to launch a fully funded PhD programme on fluid mechanics and thermodynamics needed for the energy transition.

BPI PhD Scholarships

The BPI is pleased to announce a competition for BPI PhD Scholarships.

Covid 19-related research

Research is ongoing on the mixing and ventilation of aerosols and viruses in buildings. Key results and publications will be added below as they become available.

• The impact of hospital ward ventilation on airborne pathogen exposure (Am. J. Respir. Crit. Care Med., in press), where we present the results of a monitoring campaign in the cystic fibrosis ward in the new Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge.
• The mixing of airborne contaminants by the repeated passage of people along a corridor (J. Fluid Mech. 903), where we show that people walking through a space drive significant mixing of the air, causing viruses and aerosols to be transported long distances and remain suspended in the air for a long time.
• Analogue Laboratory Modelling of Ventilation in Nightingale Hospitals, where we compare different strategies for the ventilation of a ward.
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Making Safer Emergency Hospitals. Healthcare authorities are attempting to add thousands of additional bed spaces by temporarily adapting any available large open halls. Here, we compare different low-tech adaptations to ventilation systems and ward configuration.
• On the transport of heavy particles through an upward displacement-ventilated space (J. Fluid Mech. 772), where we investigate the removal of contaminants from a warm room using displacement ventilation.
• On the transport of heavy particles through a downward displacement-ventilated space (J. Fluid Mech. 774), where we investigate the removal of contaminants from a room containing a source of cooling.

Divestment

The University has just announced plans to divest from fossil fuelcompanies or the next 10 years, provides a powerful leadershipsignal for advancing decarbonisation of the energy system which wewelcome. The BPI is at the heart of pioneering new research forthe energy transition, and continues to work with a range of partnerson some of the most challenging problems involved in the transitionto zero carbon energy including:

• carbon capture and storage: a key process which will enabledecarbonisation of cement, iron and steel manufacture and thedisposal of emissions from biofuels to create a net sink of carbon
• geothermal power production, including novel closed loop multiwell systems, which can provide power generation as well as feedingdistrict heating and agricultural systems
• innovative coatings for offshore wind turbines to extend theirlife and inhibit corrosion in such hostile environments
• low energy building design to optimise air flows throughbuildings for more energy efficient heating and cooling
• the use of phase change materials in heat exchange systems toproduce much more energy efficient solutions

Introduction to BPI

The BPI is an interdisciplinary Research Institute in the University of Cambridge, with a focus on fluid mechanics and surface science. The research spans subjects ranging from Volcano Dynamics, Carbon Sequestration, Ocean Mixing and Ice Sheet Evolution through to Microscopic Encapsulation Technology, Fundamentals of Wetting and Corrosion, Flow in Permeable Rocks, and most recently Granular Flows The research is characterised by the combination of experimental data, theoretical modelling and numerical analysis to enable quantitative description of many complex and often multiphase flow processes.

The BPI was established in 2000 and has six permanent university faculty, a senior research fellow and lively cohort of over 30 PhD and Post-Doctoral researchers. The BPI has 5 parent departments in the University including Earth Sciences, Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Engineering.

Over the past 20 years, research from the BPI has had significant impact in a number of key areas including (a) design of low energy ventilation systems for buildings, (b) new insights into carbon sequestration technology, (c) improved functioning of lubricants, and (d) new encapsulation processes for bio-active washing powders.

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A flagship enterprise of the BPI is the Annual Masterclass in Energy Supply and Demand, which has been running for over 15 years and includes lively debate on the energy transition, including presentations and discussion of the technology challenges associated with various sources of energy and challenges on reducing energy demand.

The BPI was established through a generous endowment by BP plc in 1999, and over the past 20 years, the BPI has built up very strong links with many partners in both academia and industry, working on problems in the built environment, the energy sector and the environment.

An energy assessment can be a logical first step toward reducing energy waste. Energy advisors perform various tests to determine the best energy savings opportunities and provide suggestions on projects that can address potential health and safety issues including moisture, mold, and radon. Assessments can include a walk-through of the entire home and tests using a blower door, combustion safety equipment, and a thermal camera.

Blower Door Test: Using a large fan that fits into a doorway, an energy advisor can determine how airtight or leaky your house is and whether air sealing is recommended. The average Maine home is three times as leaky as is considered acceptable by the 2012 International Energy Conservation Code. During the blower door test, the energy advisor may examine the home with a thermal camera to identify potential sources of air leakage. Identifying and sealing leaks in your home can save hundreds of dollars in energy costs per year. (Please take note, in the interest of public health, the BPI Safety Test for weatherization upgrades is optional during the State of Maine COVID-19 state of emergency.)

Combustion Safety Testing: Energy advisors can also conduct combustion safety testing on boilers and furnaces to ensure that they are operating efficiently and venting properly.

Thermal Camera: Thermal (or infrared) cameras allow trained users to identify upgrade opportunities such as missing insulation.

Indoor Air Quality: An energy advisor may recommend steps to reduce moisture or improve indoor air quality. Those steps can eliminate potential hazards and improve the comfort and longevity of your home.

Recommendations: After conducting an energy audit, an energy advisor may provide you with recommendations to make your home more efficient and comfortable. Some advisors provide extensive reports and computer modeling of your home while others may provide only a checklist of the most important items to address.