RSES Mississippi Valley
Chapter
Davenport, Iowa
hosts
Dan Holohan's "Classic
Hydronics" Seminar
Friday April 25, 2008
and the
42nd Annual RSES Iowa State Association
Conference
Saturday April 26, 2008
At the
I Wireless Center (Formerly Mark of the Quad
1201
River Drive
1-309-764-2001
I
Wireless Convention Center
for information about the Quad Cities and after conference events go to the following link
Quad Cities Convention & Visitors Bureau Website
Schedule of events
Friday April 25, 2008
Dan Holohan , "Hot Water Guru", of Heating Help dot Com will present
Classic Hydronics
(A full-day seminar that takes the mystery out of hot water heating)
Gravity
hot water heat, diverter tees, loop systems, multiple boilers,
primary-secondary, radiant heat, and of course, “Pumping Away.”
A bit of history, a lot of fascinating stories, a day filled with
laughter and learning. If you’ve
never seen Dan Holohan’s treatment of “classic” hydronics, this is your
chance.
Dan
is going to show you the essence of hydronics.
In his unique, plain-English way, he'll make you “see” hydronics at
work. From the oldest gravity
systems, to the newest radiant systems, you’ll discover the common threads
that run through all these systems and
make them work. Whether you’re
designing or troubleshooting hydronic systems, whether those systems are old or
new – this seminar is for you!
Classic
points!
Ø
Discover quick ways to check your work (and
troubleshoot systems) by using classic rules of thumb that manufacturers have
depended on for years.
Ø
Find out how properly sized systems can give you a real
competitive edge. It’s easy!
Ø
Many “air problems” aren't really air problems.
Find out how to tell the phantom ones from the real ones.
Ø
How big should a circulator be?
What happens if it's too big, or too small?
Ø
Learn how proper location of the circulator can
free you from bleeding radiators once and for all.
Ø
Find out how to simplify your systems (and save
money!) through primary/secondary pumping techniques.
Ø
Learn how to use multiple-boiler systems to cut
installation and operating costs.
Ø
Warm-water heating is very
different from hot water heating. Find
out why right here!
Ø
Effective troubleshooters have a certain way of
looking at the world of hydronics. By
the end of the day, you’ll understand what makes them so successful.
And
so much more! Dan Holohan will keep
you on the edge of your seat with his stories about mechanical mayhem and
triumph. You’ll have fun, and
you’ll get sharper. Guaranteed!
This is a seminar you won’t want to miss!
Seating limited. So don't delay signing up.
April 25, 2008
7:00 AM State Association Board meeting. Visitors welcome.
7:00 - 8:30 AM Seminar Registration
8:00 AM - ? Vendors Display
8:30 AM - 3:30 PM "Classic Hydronics" Seminar
4:00 - 7:00 PM Examinations
April 26, 2008
7:00 AM State Association Board meeting. Visitors welcome.
7:00 - 8:30 AM Conference Registration
8:30 - 10:30 AM
Russ Barnthouse
Sporlan Corporation Electronic Expansion Valves
10:45 AM - 3:30 PM
Jim Bergmann
Testo International Air Flow Diagnostics Air Conditioning
Evaluation.
RSES CM and CMS specialty exams for RSES members only.
If
you haven't taken the CM exam the first try is free so why not try it. RSES
members will need to bring their membership card with them for any RSES CM or
CMS testing.
NATE Exams for a variety of areas will be available for all.
If you already have a NATE certification and are retesting or testing for a new area bring your NATE Certification card.
EPA Section 608 Exams will be available for all
R410A Safety Exams will be available for all
You are allowed to bring one non programmable calculator to the examination room.
Saturday April 26, 2008
Russ will go over the ins and outs of thermostatic expansion valves. Covering the mechanical as well as the newer electronic expansion valves that are slowly showing up in equipment.
Russ is currently a Sales Engineer working out of the Sporlan/Parker Hannifin Kansas City Sales Office. After graduation from University of Missouri - Columbia with a Mechanical Engineering Degree, I spent 12 years in St. Louis as a Sales Engineer. I then transfered into the company headquarters as a Senior Supermarket Application Engineer and then transfered to Kansas City to assume my current role. I have been an active member of RSES and ASHRAE since 1992.
Jim Bergmann - Testo Inc. Advanced Air Conditioning Diagnostics 10:45 AM - 3:30 PM
Come to this session and learn how to determine air conditioning system capacity without using a manifold gage set. Jim spoke at the September 2007 RSES International Conference in San Antonio, Texas. Course approved for NATE CEUs
Saturday April 26, 2008 6:30 PM State Association Awards Banquet. River cruise dependent upon river conditions.
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