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Southern Piedmont ASHRAE - PDH Seminars

  • 15 Jan 2013
  • 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
  • The Piedmont Natural Gas Technology Center, 4301 Yancey Road, Charlotte NC 28217
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Southern Piedmont ASHRAE  - PDH Seminars

 

When:            January 15, 2013

                                 Session 1: 9:00-12:00;

                                 Lunch: 12:00-1:00;

                                 Session 2: 1:00-4:00

Where:               The Piedmont Natural Gas Technology Center, 4301 Yancey Rd, Charlotte, NC 28217

                           The code for the security gate is 8321#.

 

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Session 1:  ACHIEVING TOTAL FLOW CONTROL IN HVAC SYSTEMS

The presentation will address the challenges faced in developing effective solutions to balancing for variable flow systems

Building owners, designers and contractors are being challenged to not only provide the basic creature comforts but also to do so in a cost effective and energy efficient way.  In a variable flow system balancing for variable flow means matching the flow to the load  under all operating conditions and at all heat transfer devices. In a conventional system multiple devices are employed in order to attempt to accomplish the above. We will evaluate prospective strengths and limitations of current designs, and look closely at how new technologies like automatic balancing, differential pressure and pressure independent control might help us accomplish those goals.

 

Presenter: William J England

Bill  is the Hydronics Training Manager for Flow Design, Inc.. He has over 25 years of experience in HVAC Sales and Engineering. In his current position, he conducts technical training sessions for in house as well as consulting engineers, owners and facilities personnel on varies topics including variable flow and pressure independent control.

Bill’s education includes a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Drexel University and an MBA from University of Baltimore.

 

Session 2: Measurement and Control of Airflow Rates for Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ)

The presentation will educate attendees on indoor air quality and thermal comfort from a measurement and control perspective.  It will cover causes of poor IAQ and thermal comfort, offer unique explanations for many of today’s issues and provide sound measurement and control strategies to improve IEQ.  The primary focus will be on outdoor air ventilation and building pressurization.

 

Presenter: David S. Dougan

David has over 29 years of experience with EBTRON, Inc., a leading manufacturer of airflow measurement technology.  Dougan has been the President of EBTRON since 1993.  Prior to becoming the President he was the Director of Product Development for the Company.   He is a graduate of Rutgers University.

Dougan has authored and published numerous papers on airflow measurement and control.  He has been a guest speaker for many industry professional organizations and is widely considered to be an expert in the measurement and control of airflow rates for acceptable indoor air quality and building pressurization.

 

 

Directions:

Charlotte: I-85 to I-77 South:

I-77 South to Clanton Road; left on Clanton Roadand over I-77. Turn right onto South Tryon Street; left onto Yancey Roadand right onto Verbena Road. Turn right into the fenced in Parking Lot. The Piedmont Natural Gas Technology Center is across the street.

 

For additional information contact:

Sandra Minter:  Commercial Marketing Coordinator

704-731-4014 (Office)   704-507-1510 (Cell)

sandra.minter@piedmontng.com

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