March 2019
Trane Engineer’s Newsletter Live- Controls for Small Rooftop Systems (Morrisville)
Recent innovations provide several options to consider for controls in smaller buildings. This ENL will review different packaged rooftop system configurations (single-zone constant-volume, single-zone VAV, changeover bypass, changeover VAV, and multiple-zone VAV with terminal heat) and discuss the advantages and limitations of technology options available to control each system. Finally, we will demonstrate how to specify the controls to best meet the needs of the client. After attending, you will be able to: Understand HVAC-related needs of typical small building…
Find out more »C21904 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 »April 2019
Trane TGP2 Applications Class
This course equips participants with the ability to create and implement custom configurations and programs in Trane's Tracer BACnet devices. Course scope includes device configuration, TGP2 program creation, and TGP2 Library usage for the Tracer SC and Tracer UC. The class includes hands-on workshops so students can learn best practices, create test and debug their programs under the supervision of experienced programmers. Requirements: Students must bring their laptop computer to class. Laptops must have the latest version of the following…
Find out more »August 2019
Trane Engineer’s Newsletter Live- Chilled-Water Coil Design For ASHRAE Standard 90.1-2016 (Morrisville)
The 2016 version of ASHRAE Standard 90.1 requires chilled-water cooling coils be selected for at least a 15 degree delta T. This ENL demonstrates the process for selecting coils and control valves to meet this new requirement, illustrates coil configuration impact on part-load performance, and discusses the impact on chiller plant design and operation. Register Now
Find out more »October 2019
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 »November 2019
Trane Engineer’s Newsletter Live- Design Considerations for Hydronic Heating Systems (Morrisville)
This program investigates various methods of providing efficient hydronic heating, including the use of heat-recovery chillers, heat pumps and boiler systems. Register Now
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