About this Event
Using psychometric charts and data, this course details the requirements of air conditioning plants and how they can be controlled effectively for resourceful operation and energy efficiency. This course is designed for managers, electricians and engineers who are responsible for the design, installation and commissioning of building control technologies and systems for ventilation and air conditioning. This advanced course builds on the knowledge gained in the BCM01-BCM04 courses.
Objectives
At the end of this course, delegates will have advanced knowledge of:
- The structure and modes of operation of the most common control functions used in ventilation and air conditioning plants.
- The functioning of typical plants.
- The advantages and disadvantages of individual solution variants.
- Suitable control concepts.
Course Content
- AHU component parts including variable speed fans and EC motors.
- Factory packaged controls.
- Temperature control in ventilation plants.
- Humidity control.
- Mixing re-circulated air.
- Control and frost protection of heat recovery equipment.
- Plant concepts for partial air conditioning plants.
- Plant concepts for full air conditioning plants with heat recovery.
- Various control functions.
- Control of air re-treatment.
- End of course assessment.
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Course Prices
BCIA Member - £475 + VAT
Non-Members - £635 + VAT
Memberships will be checked.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Western Automation, Automation House, Leeds, United Kingdom
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