ASHRAE Courses Previewed - 2004 AHR Expo

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ATLANTA - Details on how to successfully plan and implement a direct digital control (DDC) retrofit of an existing control system will be presented in a new professional development seminar from the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE). 

Direct Digital Control Retrofit: From Project Planning Through Performance Verification is one of four new ASHRAE Learning Institute courses that will be available at ASHRAE's 2004 Winter Meeting, Jan. 24-28, Anaheim, Calif. Mark Hydeman, P.E., a principal at Taylor Engineering, Alameda, Calif., will serve as instructor. 

The other new courses are: 

* Designing Underfloor Air Distribution (UFAD) Systems, a professional development seminar, which will cover topics ranging from fundamental concepts through practical design based on real installations, focusing on the similarities and differences of UFAD systems as compared to more traditional overhead approaches. The instructor is a co-author of ASHRAE's Underfloor Air Distribution Design Guide, which is expected to be available in November. 

* Introduction to Thermal Energy Storage Systems for Air-Conditioning, a short course, which will provide information to design and select thermal energy storage systems, including both ice and chilled water storage. 

* Evaluating and Designing Exhaust Systems to Avoid Fume Reentry, a short course, which will provide information regarding the need for good exhaust system design and discuss issues that should be considered when designing exhaust stacks and intakes. ASHRAE also has developed Leadership Skills for Engineering Leaders, which will be available as an in-company presentation at the request of chapters or companies. 

For more information on these courses, email edu@ashrae.org.

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