CPD – Lean System Design (LSD) for Schools

CPD - Lean System Design (LSD)

The CPD outlines a comprehensive design strategy for school heating, domestic hot water, and ventilation systems, emphasising the importance of ensuring that schools are designed to be heat network ready and how that can be delivered.

CPD – Lean System Design (LSD)

CPD – The Challenges of Lean System Design (LSD) REGISTER HERE What to expect Our half-day training introduces Heat Network Consulting Engineers to the principles of Lean System Design in both existing and new builds. Join us at our Manchester office located in the City Centre for theoretical and practical learning.  In-depth presentation with discussion on the principles […]

Computer Aided Design (CAD)

CAD is the process of drawing and modelling of diagrams and products in either two and three dimensions on a computer package, such as AutoCAD.  This serves many purposes:  in the first instance CAD is used to produce manufacturing drawings of components, which the manufacturer uses to produce components; secondly, these component drawings can be […]

Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)

CFD is a branch of fluid mechanics that has application in many fields, such as aerodynamics, weather simulation and environmental engineering. It uses numerical analysis and data structures to analyse and predict outcomes for situations involving fluid flow of either liquid or gas.  The geometry and physical limits of the exercise are usually defined using […]

Comparison : PICV vs DPCV

Pressure Independent Control Valves (PICV) ensure a constant flow, regardless of pressure fluctuations upstream. Each PICV has an internal chamber which is kept at a steady pressure differential relative to the valve outlet. This is done by directing the inlet flow through a set of concentric sleeves before reaching the internal chamber. The sleeve openings […]

Combined Heat and Power (CHP)

Combined heat and power (CHP) is the site generation of electricity and simultaneous use of process heat. It is also known as Cogeneration. Appreciable cost savings can be made by substitution of grid supplies, with by-product heat being captured for site use. The efficiency of fuel usage in CHP is much higher (typically around 90%) […]

Coanda effect

The Coanda Effect was defined by Henri Coandă, who first recognised the phenomenon as, “the tendency of a jet of fluid emerging from an orifice to follow an adjacent flat or curved surface and to entrain fluid from the surroundings so that a region of lower pressure develops.”  AirMasters harness the Coanda Effect not only […]

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