Assess Building HVAC Design for ASHRAE 55 Compliance
Assess, Validate, and Optimize HVAC Designs for Occupant Thermal Comfort
Thursday, March 23rd 2023
9:30 pm (IST)
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Overview
Assessing your building's HVAC design for ASHRAE 55 compliance is critical for ensuring
optimal occupant thermal comfort. Don't worry, the simulationHub team has got you
covered. We're thrilled to announce our upcoming webinar, "Assess Building HVAC Design
for ASHRAE 55 Compliance," where our experts will demonstrate how to use the Autonomous
HVAC CFD application to achieve compliance and improve building performance.
During the webinar, you'll understand the importance of ASHRAE 55 compliance in HVAC
system design and learn to use Autonomous HVAC CFD to check compliance for your
building's mechanical design. We'll also provide insights into the latest advancements
in Autonomous HVAC CFD application and share tips on leveraging technology for optimal
HVAC design.
In addition to the informative presentations, we'll showcase a real-life case study
demonstrating the potential benefits of using Autonomous HVAC CFD in practice. Moreover,
we're excited to offer a free ASHRAE 55 compliance check for your HVAC design when you
submit your design for review. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn how to create
HVAC systems that enhance occupant comfort and improve building performance.
Enroll now for the "Assess Building HVAC Design for ASHRAE 55 Compliance" webinar!
Join this live webinar to learn:
The importance of ASHRAE 55 compliance in designing HVAC systems for occupant
thermal comfort.
How to use Autonomous HVAC CFD to check ASHRAE 55 compliance of building's
mechanical design.
Exposure to a real-life case study, demonstrating the potential benefits of
Autonomous HVAC CFD in practice.
Insights into the latest advancements in Autonomous HVAC CFD application and how to
leverage technology for optimal HVAC design.
Featured Speaker
Anthony Amadio
(Mechanical Design Engineer at PE Load Calcs LLC)
Anthony Amadio, PE, is the owner and mechanical design engineer for his firm, PE Load Calcs, LLC. He has over 15 years of engineering design experience in the thermal sciences (fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, heat transfer, and thermal-structural finite element analysis), and over 10 years' of experience in Residential and Small Commercial HVAC designs. While living in Illinois, Anthony taught three semesters in HVAC load calculations, duct designs, and airflow balancing, and still does individual training for new HVAC designers. Anthony holds a bachelor's and master's in mechanical engineering, and is a licensed Professional Engineer in twenty states.
