Intermediate - Advanced eQuest Workshop: Whole Building Analysis using eQUEST
March 23rd: 10am - 5pm; March 24 - 25th: 8am - 5pm
Nationwide and Ohio Farm Bureau 4-H Center; Ohio State University Campus; Building 191, 2201 Fred Taylor Drive, Columbus, Ohio 43210
AIA HSW CEUs and PDU credits offered for the three-day program (partial credits are not available)
Topics covered include:
Wizard versus Detailed Interface, Strategies and Issues
Detailed Interface Basics: create, copy, rename, delete components, user defaults & linked components
Detailed Interface Essentials: Opaque Constructions, Schedules (including priorities among HVAC
related schedules), Glass Types, Geometry, Shading, Parameters, Expressions, Parametric Processing
Additional LEED Analysis issues using eQUEST
DOE-2 simulation methodology basics
Daylighting
Utility Tariffs, Meters
Life-Cycle Costing in eQUEST
Quality Control Procedures and eQUEST/DOE-2.2 Results Reporting, Hourly Reports
Modeling Air-side and Water-Side HVAC
HVAC Sizing Issues (air-side and water-side, design days)
OA and Exhaust, Demand Control Ventilation
Ground Source Heat Pumps
Heat Recovery
Approximations to :
Displacement Ventilation
Dedicated OA Systems
Chilled Beams
Variable Flow Refrigerant Systems
Plant Equipment Control and Load Management
Equipment Performance Curves
Instructor: Marlin S. Addison, Principal, M.S. Addison & Associates, Tempe, Arizona, and Clinical Assistant Professor, College of Design, Arizona State University. Mr. Addison is a nationally recognized expert in building energy analysis and eQuest.
Lunch included (please email any dietary preference to meera at cgbf.org
Registration fees: $299
Note: this class will be held subject to a minimum of 20 attendees registering for the class. In the event that CGBF does not receive these many registrations, it will have to re-schedule the class to a later date. In this event, fully paid registered attendees will receive a full refund through a check. Any questions please email: meera at cgbf.org
Register by clicking here (https://www.123signup.com/register?id=vfdpv)
Or Email meera at cgbf.org
Daniel O'Carroll, EI
Intermediate - Advanced eQuest Workshop: Whole Building Analysis using eQUEST for map & directions to the venue), Dublin, Ohio
March 23rd: 10am - 5pm; March 24 - 25th: 8am - 5pm
Dublin Entrepreneurial Center (please visit www.cgbf.org
Instructor: Marlin S. Addison, Principal, M.S. Addison & Associates, Tempe, Arizona, and Clinical Assistant Professor, College of Design, Arizona State University. Mr. Addison is a nationally recognized expert in building energy analysis and eQuest.)
Lunch included (please email any dietary preference to meera at cgbf.org
AIA HSW CEUs and PDU credits offered for the three-day program (partial credits are not available)
Topics covered include:
Wizard versus Detailed Interface, Strategies and Issues
Detailed Interface Basics: create, copy, rename, delete components, user defaults & linked components
Detailed Interface Essentials: Opaque Constructions, Schedules (including priorities among HVAC
related schedules), Glass Types, Geometry, Shading, Parameters, Expressions, Parametric Processing
Additional LEED Analysis issues using eQUEST
DOE-2 simulation methodology basics
Daylighting
Utility Tariffs, Meters
Life-Cycle Costing in eQUEST
Quality Control Procedures and eQUEST/DOE-2.2 Results Reporting, Hourly Reports
Modeling Air-side and Water-Side HVAC
HVAC Sizing Issues (air-side and water-side, design days)
OA and Exhaust, Demand Control Ventilation
Ground Source Heat Pumps
Heat Recovery
Approximations to :
Displacement Ventilation
Dedicated OA Systems
Chilled Beams
Variable Flow Refrigerant Systems
Plant Equipment Control and Load Management
Equipment Performance Curves
Registration fees: $399 (Student price: $299)
Note: this class will be held subject to a minimum of 20 attendees registering for the class. In the event that CGBF does not receive these many registrations, it will have to re-schedule the class to a later date. In this event, fully paid registered attendees will receive a full refund through a check. Any questions please email: meera at cgbf.org
Register by clicking here (https://www.123signup.com/register?id=vfdpv)
hello;
I am trying to simulate a walk in cooler in eQuest, but the zone entering supply air temperature under coil capacity/control, cooling control and reset is not allowing me to enter value below 55F. I need to set it up to 25 F. is there a way to overcome this problem.
thank you for your help
H. Abaza
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I know about the water run-around loop, is there a run-around loop that uses
a heat pump system?
It would have a refrigerant coil in the exhaust air stream and a refrigerant
coil in the outside air stream. I would think this would allow the outside
air to be conditioned to a temperature above (or below) the exhaust air.
I don't know if it would be practical, but I can't find anybody who makes
anything on the web.
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Hussein,
I had this problem in 1985 when we simulated an ice rink with DOE-2. This was documented in the paper:
Haberl, J., Claridge, D. 1985. ?Retrofit Energy Studies of a Recreation Center,? ASHRAE Transactions-Research, Vol. 91, Pt. 2, pp.
1421 - 1433 (June).
We seemed to be able to estimate the answer by raising the "A" in the "U x A x delta T" expression that relates to the conduction. A similar expression could be used to account for the heat gain from the infiltration/ventilation...
Jeff S. Haberl, Ph.D.,P.E., FASHRAE
You probably need to use some of the archived eQUEST releases:
Download a complete eQUEST version 3.61b installation
Download the eQUEST version 3.55 refrigeration version add-on
These are made to work on refrigeration (i.e. cold rooms), and should avoid
the below 55?F issue
Jorge E. Torres Coto