- Thermostatic Mixing Valves - Back Flow Prevention - Sealed Systems - System Balancing - System Design for Efficiency using Electronic HIU's - Drivers for Change - BESA Testing - Heat Networks and -Overcoming Inefficiency - Thermostatic Radiator Valves - Pressure Reducing Valves
Modern Solutions for Domestic Water Services
In the UK, regulations mandate the installation of pressure-reducing valves and check valves in all new homes, whether apartments or houses, to control water pressure and prevent backflow. In this Continuing Professional Development (CPD) session, we extensively covered the intricate challenge of managing domestic water supplies in high-rise buildings, alongside the pertinent legislation and regulations governing them. The discussion encompassed various strategies for effectively managing water pressure, highlighting the pivotal roles played by pressure-reducing valves and backflow prevention devices in maintaining consistent pressure levels and preserving water quality. Additionally, we examined installation and maintenance considerations unique to high-rise environments, emphasising the need to address accessibility challenges and conduct routine inspections to uphold the reliability and longevity of water systems.
Dirt & air in commercial systems
In this Continuing Professional Development (CPD) module, we will explore the significance of dirt & air in commercial systems. The focus will be on dirt and air separators, detailing their importance and necessity in commercial buildings. We will discuss the various types of dirt and air separators, their working principles, and the reasons why they are essential for maintaining efficient system operations. Additionally, we will provide insights into commercial applications, such as large heating and cooling rooms, and offer guidelines for installation and maintenance. This CPD aims to equip professionals with the knowledge needed to optimize the performance and longevity of commercial systems.
UK Certification Schemes
This CPD course provides a comprehensive overview of the Water Supply and Water Fittings Regulations, focusing on the certification schemes relevant in the UK. Participants will gain an understanding of the testing and certification process, including the role of test houses in assessments. The course will also cover the resources available to specifiers for finding approved products and explain the responsibilities for ensuring compliance with these regulations.
- Building Safety
- HVAC
- Sustainability
Ed Morris - Technical Manager – Time served engineer, number of years working at Armstrong Fluid Technology followed by Geberit before joining Altecnic - Caleffi group.
Josh Collins
Building services engineers at all levels (graduates, associated and chartered members). Commissioning engineers, Facilities managers and maintenances teams as well as install operatives
- West Midlands England