17 Heating Engineer courses in Liverpool delivered Live Online

For new users and the curious. Hello, For new users and the curious. IMPORTANT: Firstly, once you are signed up, send us your requests on what you would like to see within the demonstration and learn on the course. We will then cater for your needs and answer them during the session. This is designed to be an introduction into how to start a room by room survey using the Heat Engineer app, then sending this survey to the online dashboard. We will then go through the different steps to complete this heat loss report. Optional pages will also be worked through and shown. Examples of how to select the flow temperature and the heat source (heat pumps and boilers) will be presented once the heat loss result is completed.

For new users and the curious. Hello, For new users and the curious. IMPORTANT: Firstly, once you are signed up, send us your requests on what you would like to see within the demonstration and learn on the course. We will then cater for your needs and answer them during the session. This is designed to be an introduction into how to start a room by room survey using the Heat Engineer app, then sending this survey to the online dashboard. We will then go through the different steps to complete this heat loss report. Optional pages will also be worked through and shown. Examples of how to select the flow temperature and the heat source (heat pumps and boilers) will be presented once the heat loss result is completed.

Our new and improved pipe and pump sizing calculator tool. This one hour session will provide an introduction into the following: Justifying the default values (maximum & minimum velocities, pressure loss etc) Preparing a schematic as a reference. Labelling sections and identifying circuits. Picking rooms or radiators for total mass flow rate (kg/s) Selecting flow temperatures and delta temperatures. Selecting pipe sizes for each section. Reviewing the automated velocity checks (m/s) Reviewing the automated maximum pressure drop allowance (Pa/m) Creating circuits Reviewing the index circuit Final results to size your circulation pump. Q & A session after the above is explained and demonstrated.

For new users and the curious. Hello, For new users and the curious. IMPORTANT: Firstly, once you are signed up, send us your requests on what you would like to see within the demonstration and learn on the course. We will then cater for your needs and answer them during the session. This is designed to be an introduction into how to start a room by room survey using the Heat Engineer app, then sending this survey to the online dashboard. We will then go through the different steps to complete this heat loss report. Optional pages will also be worked through and shown. Examples of how to select the flow temperature and the heat source (heat pumps and boilers) will be presented once the heat loss result is completed.

What is hydronics? Hydronics is the science of how water flows around a heating system efficiently. It's the missing skill for all heating engineers, but most heating engineers don't know it. Why should I care? Correct hydronics is the difference between job-done and costly call backs, expertise and guesswork, low and high energy bills. If you want to spend less time head scratching problems and more time getting paid, earning customer trust and taking on higher value jobs, its time to discover hydronics. What's on the webinar? Join Warmur Academy's Kimbo Betty and Jo Alsop and SNIPEF's technical training manager Scott Sanford to learn more about hydronics, how hydronics can trip you up and the training available to put you on track to progress your career. The webinar will include a introduction to the topic, real-world examples, how we teach hydronics at Warmur Academy and plenty of time for questions and answers Why Warmur Academy? We're making it easy to master your craft and get ahead. We only deal in plain language, no nonsense, real world training that is understandable, relatable and memorable! We're teaching heating engineers hydronics in they way they have told us they want to learn.

Teachers will become familiar with the software, aiding each learner access to their college dashboard as a designer, so they can complete a heat loss report and other heating design elements. Furthermore each learner will have access to send surveys from the heat engineer app (Apple or Android) which once sent will be received within the college dashboard. Where teachers can assess the survey.

We will show you how Heat Engineer Software uses Magicplan drawings in 2D and 3D to complete a detailed room by room heat loss in minutes.