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HVAC Xchanger Summer 2021, Western Canada Edition · Page 10Pages 10–11
COMING SOON
Hydronic Systems Design
COURSE
Trains those working with hot water heating to properly design
a residential hot water heating system to meet the guidelines
established by the Residential Hot Water Heating Association of BC.
Quality First™ Registered Hydronic Designers receive a numbered
certifi cate, wallet card and stamp for submitting system drawings
Hydonic Systems Design
from the Guidelines to inspection authorities. These Guidelines
are used in conjunction with the TECA Hydronics Systems Design
Manual when designing systems. The drawings in these guidelines
are approved boiler room and system layouts and are used by
many BC authorities having jurisdiction for inspections of hydronic
installations.
• 36 hour course
Manual covers the entire design process, including:
• • • •
Review of Heat Loss Calculations based on F280 design course. Radiant Floor and Snow Melt Panel Design Layout Pump Sizing and ECM Pump Applications Expansion Tank Sizing
Piping Systems and Near Boiler Piping applications
November 2018
• • • •
Basic Electrical Wiring Diagrams and Schematics Equipment Selection Information Commissioning Checklist Information Appendix and Glossary
Thermal Environmental Comfort Association PO Box 73105, Evergreen RO Surrey, BC V3R 0J2
Phone : 604.594.5956 • Fax : 604.594.5091 Toll Free : 1.888.577.3818 • offi ce@teca.ca • www.teca.ca
Members $TBA Non-Members $TBA
Municipal Heat Pump Certifi cation (MHPC)
COURSE
For Hydronic Designers
This is a must have to utilize the new TECA heatpump drawings
and design projects involving air-to-water or water-to-water
heat pumps.
For Hydronic Installers
This is great insight into the proper sizing, operation and
logic of heat pumps when utilized in a hydronic heating or
cooling system
Course Highlights
• Principals of refrigeration
• Heat pump equipment selection, variable capacities
• Balance point calculations
Members $TBA Non-Members $TBA
• Piping methodologies, hydraulic separation
• Back-up systems
• Buffer tanks, sizing and application
• High temp and Domestic water heat pumps
• Chilled water piping
• Pumps and fl ow requirements
• Control strategies
• Balancing, testing and commissioning
• New application drawings for the hydronic guidelines
IMPORTANT NOTICE
from The City of
Vancouver
As of January 1, 2022, multi-family buildings of four stories or
less will no longer be permitted to use Natural Gas for their
heating and hot water systems. (This requirement can be
met with electric heat pumps or electric resistance options).
Gas fireplaces, cooking appliances and BBQ boxes will still be
permitted. Note: Presently for new construction and not retrofits.
