Presentation Information:

Hydronic Loops: Why performance does not always match design

Energy and performance models make a few faulty assumptions about hydronic performance. By understanding these assumptions, we can have a better view of actual performance. This presentation will examine the performance impact of improper valve sizing, unstable system pressures and balancing device selection. It also examines the physical effects of valve authority and coil degradation.

Student Night Information:

The November Rocky Mountain ASHRAE meeting is our annual Student Night where we have students from Wyoming, Colorado State, Colorado, UC-Denver, Metro State, and the Colorado School of Mines in attendance. This is the night we recognize students and hand out our annual scholarships.

We are currently looking for companies to help sponsor students for this important event. To find out more about sponsoring, click here.

Thank you in advance for your support!

Presenter Information:

David Kandel currently works for Belimo as an Application Consultant. After graduating from the University of Rochester (NY) with BS/MS in Mechanical Engineering, David spent the early part of his career designing control valves for Belimo, including their first generation pressure independent valve. Today, David spends the bulk of his time supporting consulting and facilities engineers and teaching about products and applications in the area of hydronics. David lives in Castle Rock, CO with his wife of 7 years, his 4-year old daughter and her 6-month old Labrador Retriever  . . . his name is Slick.

Tickets

$35.00 Non-Member Registration

$25.00 Member Registration
$35.00 after 5:00 pm November 4

Documents

November 2013 Presentation