Pump Control and System Diversity Seminar – Cleveland Area

Building heating and cooling loads often change in dissimilar fashion within a given system. Solar Loads, People Loads, Process Loads, Computer Loads and different uses of a given space may cause one terminal unit to need a lower pumped flow rate while another terminal unit needs a great deal of flow. This advanced seminar explores the effect of diversity on client satisfaction depending on the choices of variable speed pump control, balancing valve specified, and system layout/design. The attendee will leave with a clear pump control “decision tree” to satisfy client comfort and process needs in hydronic designs with diversity.

This class will earn you 1.0 CEU credit.

Note: Lunch will be served at 11:30 AM