TRACE 700 has an armada of features. Some of them are way under-utilized. Let's take a moment to look at a few of them and see how they can be used:
Hopefully, you have taken a few things from this short list. For more information on TRACE 700, check out our forum, or checkout the TRACE 700 online training, which has videos illustrating how to complete these tasks, and many, many more (especially those more detailed than just a short article).
At $79, the online training costs less than 1/10th the cost of training in person, plus, you can view it again if you forget something.
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).
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