Hydronic System Design & Application For Engineers
Please join us for Hydronic System Design and Application Seminar: An Educational Series for Engineers.
The ticket is for all four classes and includes a dinner, class materials, and a golf shirt!
Class 1 – Hydronic Foundations
Core Components, Temperature, and Flow Relationships
- Hydronic System Components (advanced application context, not definitions)
- Flow, Head, and Heat: How Temperature Drives System Behavior
- Understanding System Curves vs Pump Curves (real system interpretation)
- Hydraulic Separation and Circuit Interaction
- Applied Use of Bell & Gossett System Syzer (Wheel + App in design workflow)
Class 2 – Pumps, Curves, and Variable Speed
From Selection to Real-World Performance
- Pump Curves: Reading, Interpreting, and Misapplication Risks
- Parallel Pumping, Staging, and Redundancy Strategies
- Variable Speed Pumping and Control Sequences
- Affinity Laws in Practice (what actually holds vs where it breaks)
- ECM vs Induction Motors: Selection and System Impact
- VFD Application and Optimization (with Danfoss drives)
- Part Load Performance: PLEV vs Actual System Efficiency
Class 3 – Piping Architecture & System Stability
Expansion, Fill Pressure, and Water-Side Control
- Primary/Secondary vs Variable Primary: When Each Works (and fails)
- Distribution Architectures and Circuit Interaction
- Expansion Tank Sizing and Placement (beyond rules of thumb)
- Fill Pressure and Static Height: Preventing Air and Cavitation
- Point of No Pressure Change (true system implications)
- Air Management and Dirt Separation (performance + longevity impact)
- Water-Side Stability Under Variable Flow Conditions
Class 4 – Applied Plant Design
Equipment Integration and Hybrid Strategies
- Boilers, Chillers, and Air-to-Water Heat Pumps (integration logic)
- Geoexchange and When It Actually Makes Sense
- Heat Exchangers and System Decoupling Strategies
- Hybrid Systems (heat pump + boiler optimization in real climates)
- Temperature Strategy: Maximizing Efficiency Without Oversizing
- System-Level Control Strategy (sequencing, staging, reset logic)
- Applied Design Tradeoffs: Cost, Carbon, and Performance
Please note: A minimum of 7 days on cancellations for refund
Please join us for Hydronic System Design and Application Seminar: An Educational Series for Engineers.
The ticket is for all four classes and includes a dinner, class materials, and a golf shirt!
Class 1 – Hydronic Foundations
Core Components, Temperature, and Flow Relationships
- Hydronic System Components (advanced application context, not definitions)
- Flow, Head, and Heat: How Temperature Drives System Behavior
- Understanding System Curves vs Pump Curves (real system interpretation)
- Hydraulic Separation and Circuit Interaction
- Applied Use of Bell & Gossett System Syzer (Wheel + App in design workflow)
Class 2 – Pumps, Curves, and Variable Speed
From Selection to Real-World Performance
- Pump Curves: Reading, Interpreting, and Misapplication Risks
- Parallel Pumping, Staging, and Redundancy Strategies
- Variable Speed Pumping and Control Sequences
- Affinity Laws in Practice (what actually holds vs where it breaks)
- ECM vs Induction Motors: Selection and System Impact
- VFD Application and Optimization (with Danfoss drives)
- Part Load Performance: PLEV vs Actual System Efficiency
Class 3 – Piping Architecture & System Stability
Expansion, Fill Pressure, and Water-Side Control
- Primary/Secondary vs Variable Primary: When Each Works (and fails)
- Distribution Architectures and Circuit Interaction
- Expansion Tank Sizing and Placement (beyond rules of thumb)
- Fill Pressure and Static Height: Preventing Air and Cavitation
- Point of No Pressure Change (true system implications)
- Air Management and Dirt Separation (performance + longevity impact)
- Water-Side Stability Under Variable Flow Conditions
Class 4 – Applied Plant Design
Equipment Integration and Hybrid Strategies
- Boilers, Chillers, and Air-to-Water Heat Pumps (integration logic)
- Geoexchange and When It Actually Makes Sense
- Heat Exchangers and System Decoupling Strategies
- Hybrid Systems (heat pump + boiler optimization in real climates)
- Temperature Strategy: Maximizing Efficiency Without Oversizing
- System-Level Control Strategy (sequencing, staging, reset logic)
- Applied Design Tradeoffs: Cost, Carbon, and Performance
Please note: A minimum of 7 days on cancellations for refund
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FIA, Inc.
7 6th Road
Woburn, MA 01801
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