The need for differential pressure control in variable volume circuits introducing energy savings by correct commissioning

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Length
1 to 1 ½ Hours

Attendees
i.e Specifying engineers; architects;contractors, commissioning engineers

Fee
None for one hour courses

Location
Usually at client offices or our training department

Provider
Oventrop UK Ltd

Description
The seminar will focus on providing total system design solutions in variable volume systems. The focus will be on 2 port control valve systems and TRV controlled systems. Key points that will be discussed are energy savings by correct commissioning, 2 port control authority, part L considerations, correct application and use of TRV's, how to improve system commissionability, how to maximize cost savings, how to reduce back end commissioning cost, how to ensure system control and responsiveness, how to ensure system dynamics are under control at part load conditions, other system component considerations (boilers, chillers, pumps etc)

Course title and key points covered
The need for differential pressure control in variable volume circuits introducing energy savings by correct commissioning

1. Variable volume system design considerations

2. Correct application of commissioning products

3. Application and positioning of differential pressure control valves

4. The correct selection and application of thermostatic control valves

5. The use of pressure independent control valves

Speakers
Chris Doherty, National Specifications Manager, Oventrop UK Ltd. He has been working in the industry for 27 years working on the tools as an installer and also in design offices. For the last 11 years He has worked at Oventrop Uk Ltd, firstly as an Area Sales Manager and now as National Specifications Manager. Chris has knowledge and experience in assisting design, installation and commissioning on various large scale projects within the HVAC Industry