March 12th, 2019 Meeting

  • 12 Mar 2019
  • 5:30 PM (EDT)
  • Harbor Breeze

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This Month’s Technical Program - 

Maximizing Condensing Boiler Performance

Joseph “Jody” Samuell Jr.

Application Engineer, Viessmann Manufacturing Co. (U.S.)

Presentation Summary:


This presentation will explore the condensing theory for efficient application of  natural gas fired condensing boilers. The following focus topics will be discussed: Operation of condensing boilers in relationship to the flue gas dew point and its effect   on efficiency, design water temperature selection and system temperature control and their effect on delivered performance, and heat emitter sizing and selection to maximize system performance. We will also discuss boiler and system piping layout strategies for minimizing operational costs while maximizing efficiency of operation.  In addition, during the discussions we will contrast the different approaches between   applying condensing equipment as a replacement in existing systems vs. a completely new project.

Speaker:

Joseph “Jody” Samuell Jr.

Jody Samuell is a graduate of Maine Maritime Academy with a degree in Marine         Engineering. While at Maine Maritime he participated in the Navy ROTC program and received his commission as a Naval Officer on Graduation. He spent 10 years in the  US Navy in the Submarine Service. After his time in the Navy he entered into the        Hydronics field. Over the past 20 plus years he has worked for various companies      including AMTROL, Viessmann and Caleffi serving in various rolls including Product Manager, Training Manager, and Manager for Engineering Education. Currently he


 ASHRAE Newsletter March 2019.pdf


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