Commercial ASHP selection, specification and system application

This CIBSE-approved CPD seminar builds on an introduction to commercial heat pumps – technology and principles course to guide you through selection and specification of the right heat pump and/or heating system for your system requirements and expectations.

Topics covered include:

• The driving forces behind heat pumps
• Government advice
• Funding
• Best practices
• Points to consider when selecting a heat pump
• Aims of installing a heat pump
• Client expectations
• System application criteria
• The importance of load calculations and load matching
• The importance of Delta Ts and return temperatures
• Heat pumps and other systems

Speaker

Paul Mickleburgh, London Specification Manager, Hamworthy Heating

Starting his journey as a Marine Engineer Officer, where he spent eight years travelling the world, Paul first joined the Hamworthy team in 1998 as a London Area Sales Manager. Fast-forward to 2023: Paul has many years servicing, installing, commissioning, and designing commercial heating systems under his belt, which perfectly positions him in his new role as London Specification Sales Manager. Throughout his years within the industry, Paul has been involved in a variety of interesting assignments. These include a project to change the boilers at 10 Downing Street, The Albert Hall, and a heating system upgrade at the CIBSE offices in Balham, London, as part of its Carbon Reduction Plan.

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