Seminars
Hydronics
John Siegenthaler
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Steeplegate Best western Inn, Symposium Room
John Siegenthaler is a mechanical engineering graduate of Rensellaer Polytechnic Institute and a licensed professional
engineer. He has over 30 years of experience in designing modern hydronic heating systems and is an Associate Professor
of engineering technology at Mohawk Valley Community College in Utica, NY. John is the author of the text Modern Hydronic
Heating as well as numerous other publications about hydronic heating.
Program:
The program is a technical, full-day seminar covering multiple hydronic topics, reinforced with schematics, photos, and
relevant formulas. A manual covering all topics will be provided either in paper format, or provided on a CD or flash
drive.
Tentative topics include:
- Application & Piping of Multiple Modulating Boilers
- Application & Piping Of Multiple Modulating Boilers
- Hydraulic Separation – Beyond Primary/Secondary Piping
- Distribution Efficiency & the Future of Hydronic Circulators
- Integrating Active Solar Into Hydronic Heating Systems – The Latest roaches
- Homerun distribution systems – You'll Never Do Series Systems Again!
- High Capacity Domestic Water Heating
- Residential Applications for Chilled Water Cooling
Please refer to our Presentation Archive page for downloads of past presentations.
