New Advanced material for eQUEST course
Energy-models.com is proud to announce a new advanced section in the eQUEST online course. While there are more videos in production, we have just released these popular requests (most of them are related to LEED or to help yield more LEED points):
All lessons contain real-world demos in eQUEST. These are best lessons of the course. Thanks for adding them
Ryan P. - eQUEST user
- Global parameter example (change LPD quickly in parametric runs)
- Model a Dedicated Outdoor air unit
- Model Energy Recovery Devices
- Daylighting
- Custom curves (example using a LEED fan curve)
- Optimum Start schedules (for LEED)
- Import custom items (import curves for LEED)
- Calculate Loads in eQUEST (Try the free tool)
Bob Fassbender graduated from the University of Wisconsin - Madison with a degree in Chemical-Engineering. Following graduation, he spent 3 years working as a Marketing Engineer for Trane C.D.S. In the C.D.S. group, Bob developed and supported design and analysis software, primarily TRACE 700™. In addition to his development work, Bob also traveled around the country as a TRACE 700™ and System Analyzer™ instructor. Bob is also an experienced user with eQUEST energy modeling software. Today, Bob continues training and energy modeling as a LEED accredited professional (with a focus on LEED EA credit 1).