Hydronics for High Efficiency Biomass Boilers - Self Study
About this course
Course outline
Welcome • 0 assignments
Orientation Materials
Module 1 • 2 assignments
Introduction & Wood Energy Basics
- Introduction & Wood Energy Basics (01:10:08 hours)
- Presentation slides (.pdf)
Module 2 • 2 assignments
Wood-Based Biomass Boilers
- Wood-Based Biomass Boilers (48:18 minutes)
- Presentation slides (.pdf)
Module 3 • 2 assignments
Thermal Storage Options
- Thermal Storage Options (01:22:00 hours)
- Presentation slides (.pdf)
Module 4 • 2 assignments
Boiler sizing & protection
- Boiler Sizing & Protection (01:05:07 hours)
- Presentation slides (.pdf)
Module 5 • 2 assignments
Heat Emitters, High-Efficiency Circulators, and Distribution
- Heat Emitters, High-Efficiency Circulators, and Distribution (01:15:27 hours)
- Presentation slides (.pdf)
Module 6 • 2 assignments
Hydronic-Based On-Demand Domestic Water Heating
- Hydronic-Based On-Demand Domestic Water Heating (26:26 minutes)
- Presentation slides (.pdf)
Module 7 • 2 assignments
Combisystem Examples
- Combisystem Examples (51:48 minutes)
- Presentation slides (.pdf)
Module 8 • 3 assignments
What’s Wrong With This System?
- What's Wrong With This System? (24:19 minutes)
- Presentation slides (.pdf)
- Final 25-Question Quiz
Conclusion • 2 assignments
Feedback and Additional Resources
- Feedback: 2-minute Exit Survey
- Certificate of Completion: Request a Certificate
Continuing Education Units
Approved for the following CEUs
- 7 Professional Development Contact Hours
- 3.5 BPI CEUs
Author
John Siegenthaler
John Siegenthaler, P.E., is a mechanical engineering graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, a licensed professional engineer, and Professor Emeritus of Engineering Technology at Mohawk Valley Community College. “Siggy” has over 40 years of experience in designing modern hydronic systems. He is a hall-of-fame member of the Radiant Panel Association, and a...