Behavior of variable flow hydronic networks at part load conditions with standard control valves or PICVs 

March 30th, 2021 - 14:00-15:00 (CET)
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Webinar: Behavior of variable flow hydronic networks at part load conditions with standard control valves or PICVs – impact on energy efficiency

Date:             March 30th, 2021

Time:             14:00 - 15:00 (CET) 

Language:     English      

Sizing and selecting control valves for a hydronic network with variable flow is often based on the design situation.

 

Experience shows that the behavior at part-load conditions of these variable flow hydronic networks is very important and should already be taken into consideration during the design phase.

 

This webinar will look at valve sizing and the selection of standard control valves (kVS) and their behavior at part-load conditions in combination with controlled pumps.


In addition, it will consider different control approaches and then compare a conventional situation with a current setup using PICVs (pressure independent control valves).

The effect of these various approaches on energy efficiency will also be taken into consideration and compared.

 

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Dr. Alina Matyukhina

Chris Kopp

HVAC and Energy Efficiency Expert, Siemens Smart Infrastructure

 

Chris is a certified HVAC engineer and Energy Efficiency Expert with many years of experience in these fields and also in the building automation industry. He is a Siemens Professional Trainer on these topics and in addition is an associated lecturer at the Technical University of Applied Science Lucerne (HSLU), where he teaches controls and building automation basics in the bachelor program “Building Technology Engineer”.

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Mifera Sulejmani

Mifera Sulejmani

Marketing Manager, Siemens Smart Infrastructure

 

Marketing professional at Siemens Smart Infrastructure with many years of experience, successfully planning, directing, coordinating global marketing and communication activities.

 

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