US DOE Midwest Regional Weatherization Conference
HVAC
Learn how to perform a visual inspection of a hydronic system. What do you look for
if there are problems with under and overheating? How can you ensure that a new or existing system will be free of air? When is a boiler a good candidate for
a replacement? If a replacement is called for, how do you select and size it? Improve your ability to inspect existing systems and specify upgrades or
replacements.
By
attending this session, participants will
1. Be better able to diagnose and make recommendations regarding an existing hydronic system
2. Find out what controls exist and what is needed for them to work as
intended
3. Learn how to avoid a distribution problem when replacement boilers are
installed that have a significantly lower firing rate than the original boiler
KEYWORDS: air free, boilers, comfort, controls, control strategies,
design, hydronic, performance, products, radiator, replacement, sizing, troubleshooting
Jim Suren, Indiana Community Action Association, Indianapolis, IN
Other Courses in this Track:
- HVAC 1 - Hydronics: Basics & Operation
- HVAC 2 - Category 1 Venting (Part 1)
- HVAC 3 - Category 1 Venting (Part 2)
- HVAC 4 - Sizing Heating Systems
- HVAC 5 - Central Air Conditioning: Principles & Performance
- HVAC 6 - Understanding 80+ & 90+ % Efficient Gas Furnaces
- HVAC 7 - Solid Fuel Opportunities & Inspection
- HVAC 8 - HVAC: New & Emerging Technology
- HVAC 9 - New Technology for Oil Systems
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