Do you want to know more about VRF systems and how to accurately model them? DesignBuilder presents a free webinar with Mitsubishi and Building Performance Team providing an overview of the latest VRF systems, how to get the best performance from them and how to simulate them easily and accurately using the latest DesignBuilder EnergyPlus software.
Join us on Monday 1st September at 15:00 (UK BST) where our presenters will explain how these highly efficient systems can be effectively combined with dedicated outdoor air systems (DOAS) and how to get the most from heat recovery. You will also find out how to generate the performance curves used in their simulation from manufacturers data.
Register here for your free place, and to receive your joining instructions: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5478615021520985602
The presenters will be:
• Matt Rash, P.E. Senior Mechanical Engineer with Mitsubishi, a key player in the VRF equipment market, will provide an overview of the latest technology and explain how the equipment can be used to provide a cost-effective and energy-efficient means of conditioning buildings.
• Dave Cocking, Director at DesignBuilder will show how EnergyPlus’ powerful VRF features can be modelled using the DesignBuilder v4.5 graphical user interface.
• Jim Dirkes, CEO at Building Performance Team will provide the consultant/modeller perspective highlighting some important design and modelling considerations, such as how to design for effective heat recovery and when it might be appropriate to use simplified single curve options to speed up the modelling process.
The webinar will be live and will last for an hour, with the opportunity for you to ask questions to any of the presenters at the end. The webinar will be recorded, so to view it on the day or to access the recording please register here: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5478615021520985602
David Cocking MSc CEng MCIBSE MASHRAE
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