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A building automation system is the central nervous system of the HVAC system, but most engineers tasked to run a facility through these systems see them only as black boxes. Designed and configured correctly, they become a force multiplier for operations personnel. Configured sub-optimally, they become a liability and create additional problems to distract facility operators from their primary responsibilities. But how can anyone determine the proper configuration of a system built with proprietary software and programming language? This seminar presents proven methods for non-controls technicians to identify and address common issues present in existing building automation systems.
1. Assessment Tools and Techniques for Existing Building Automation Systems
Joseph Kilcoyne, P.E., Member, SC Engineers, Inc., San Diego, CA
2. Simple Misapplications of Control Systems in Hospitals and How to Avoid Them
Daniel Farrow, Palomar Health, San Diego, CA