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September 2019
C21907 Tracer Ensemble Workshop
This course is designed to introduce students to Tracer Ensemble, which is the upgraded replacement for Tracer ES. Coursework will include instructor guided training for: user management, status and overrides, working with schedules, alarm logging, and data logging. Upon completion, students will be able to login and add or remove users, monitor and manipulate overrides, change schedules, process alarms, and generate log reports. You will also learn the upgraded layout and ease of use this application offers. The class will…
Find out more »C21910 Rotary Chiller Operator Training
This course is designed to introduce students to the controls, components, and maintenance procedures for rotary chillers. Course work will focus on system components, refrigeration cycle, capacity control, maintenance considerations, and application standards. Upon completion a student will be able to describe the refrigeration cycle, how capacity control is achieved, what maintenance considerations should be considered, and what applications are best suited for each configuration. The class will start at 9:00 am and conclude at 4:00 pm. Lunch is included. Instructor:…
Find out more »October 2019
C21908 Tracer SC Workshop
This course is designed to introduce students to Tracer SC. Coursework will include instructor guided training for: user management, status and overrides, working with schedules, alarm logging, and data logging. Upon completion, students will be able to login and add or remove users, monitor and manipulate overrides, change schedules, and process alarms. The class will start at 9:00 am and conclude at 4:00 pm. Lunch is included. Instructor: Sewell View course outline. View Refund Policy. Target Audience: Tracer SC system…
Find out more »C21911 CenTraVac Owner / Operator Training
This course is designed to introduce students to the operation and characteristics of centrifugal chillers. Course work will focus on components, the refrigeration cycle, operation, maintenance, chiller logging, and basic troubleshooting. Upon completion of this course, a student should be able to identify and describe the various components of the machine, describe the refrigeration cycle, properly log the operational information, understand the maintenance requirements, and identify basic failures with the machine. The class will start at 9:00 am and conclude…
Find out more »Trane Engineer’s Newsletter Live- Air and Waterside Economizing (Greensboro)
This programs reviews air- and waterside economizing advantages, drawbacks and considerations when using one versus the other. ASHRAE Standards 90.1 requirements and exceptions will also be discussed. Register Now
Find out more »Trane Engineer’s Newsletter Live- Air and Waterside Economizing (Morrisville)
This programs reviews air- and waterside economizing advantages, drawbacks and considerations when using one versus the other. ASHRAE Standards 90.1 requirements and exceptions will also be discussed. Register Now
Find out more »Trane Engineer’s Newsletter Live- Air and Waterside Economizing (Wilmington)
This programs reviews air- and waterside economizing advantages, drawbacks and considerations when using one versus the other. ASHRAE Standards 90.1 requirements and exceptions will also be discussed. Register Now
Find out more »November 2019
W1904 Introduction to VRF Systems
Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) systems are on the rise. This webinar will discuss the benefits of VRF systems, how they work, design applications and limitations, and retrofit opportunities. Register Now
Find out more »Trane Engineer’s Newsletter Live- Understanding Utility Rates for a Low-Carbon Future (Greensboro)
This ENL will examine the importance of demand charges and time-of-use rates on the financial payback of various energy-saving strategies. It will also show how full-load efficiency can be as important as part-load efficiency (iPLV/nPLV) on cost of ownership over the lifetime of a piece of equipment. Register Now
Find out more »Trane Engineer’s Newsletter Live- Understanding Utility Rates for a Low-Carbon Future (Wilmington)
This ENL will examine the importance of demand charges and time-of-use rates on the financial payback of various energy-saving strategies. It will also show how full-load efficiency can be as important as part-load efficiency (iPLV/nPLV) on cost of ownership over the lifetime of a piece of equipment. Register Now
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