In just over a month, the Cooling Technology Institute will be hosting its annual Committee workshop in Tuscon, Arizona. The event will be taking place July 8–11 at the Hilton Tuscon El Conquistador.
This summer workshop will include committee work on
- Wood standards (Redwood, Douglas Fir, connections, plywood etc.)
- Concrete and corrosion
- Cleaning Cooling Towers
- Rw factor
- Chapter 11 Electrical
- Tower vibration
- Fan Stack Guideline
- Wood to FRP conversions
- STD-203 Industrial Cooling Tower Standard
- CH 8 Environmental Aspects or Cooling Towers
- Bulletin 109 Nomenclature
- Legionella
The Performance & Technology Meeting Agenda will be as follows:
Ken Hennon – Clean Air Engineering, Inc. – Chair
Richard Aull – Brentwood Industries, Inc. – Vice Chair
Jean-Pierre Libert – EvapTech, Inc. – Vice Chair
Call to Order/Announcements
- ATC-107 Air Cooled Condensers – David Wheeler
- ATC-140 Drift Test – Ken Hennon
- ATC-150 Plume Abatement – Paul Lindahl
- STD-201 Certification Standard – Frank Michell
- STD-202 Publication Standard – Paul Lindahl
- ATC-105 Thermal Test – Rich Harrison
- STD-146 Water Flow Standard – David Wheeler
- Technology Review – Trevor Hegg
- Sound Test Code Implementation – Paul Lindahl
For more information on the workshop, or to register, visit www.cti.org.
The Cooling Technology Institute (CTI) workshop is a pivotal event for HVAC professionals, offering a unique opportunity for industry leaders and innovators to collaborate on essential standards and technologies. This year’s workshop promises a rich agenda that not only focuses on existing standards but also encourages discussion on emerging trends and challenges in cooling technology. Participants will have the chance to engage in hands-on sessions, providing practical insights that can be immediately applied in their respective fields.
One of the highlights of the workshop is the focus on environmental aspects, particularly regarding the sustainability of cooling towers. As the HVAC industry moves towards greener solutions, understanding the environmental impact of cooling technologies becomes crucial. Attendees will explore innovative strategies for reducing water usage and energy consumption, aligning with global efforts to promote sustainability in building operations.
Furthermore, networking opportunities abound at this workshop, as professionals from diverse backgrounds converge to share ideas and experiences. This creates an invaluable platform for forging partnerships, discussing best practices, and exploring new business opportunities. With representatives from leading companies in attendance, participants can gain insights into market trends and technological advancements that could shape the future of HVAC systems.
In preparation for the event, attendees are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the workshop agenda and bring any relevant questions or topics they wish to discuss. Engaging actively in these discussions can significantly enhance the value gained from this experience.