Equest Energy Modelling Training ( 6 Modules - 2 hours Each)
Energy Simulation/Modelling in Equest for LEED/IGBC Compliance ASHRAE 90.1
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๐ข Equest Energy Modelling Training: A Comprehensive Guide to LEED/IGBC Compliance
Headline: Master the Art of Building Energy Simulation with eQuest for LEED/IGBC Certification and ASHRAE Standards!
Course Overview:
Annexure A: Understanding Building Performance
- Introduction to EQUEST and its importance in energy modelling.
- The role of energy modelling in achieving LEED/IGBC certification and adhering to ASHRAE standards.
Module 1: Getting Started with eQuest
- Setting up your laptop for the workshop: Ensure you have administrative rights and at least 4GB RAM, 25GB free space, and a mouse.
- Pre-installation of Equest 3.65 on your own laptop.
- Familiarization with AutoCAD drawings, as eQuest integrates CAD-like interfaces.
Module 2: Building Your Model in eQuest
- Understanding the building creation wizard and the energy efficiency measure (EEM) wizard.
- Step-by-step guide to creating a detailed building model within eQuest.
- Tips for accurate representation of real-world buildings using Equest.
Module 3: Advanced Energy Modeling Techniques
- Detailed explanation of the building energy use simulation process in eQuest.
- Hands-on approach to modelling various parameters such as building orientation, envelope properties, and HVAC systems.
- Introduction to parametric runs to explore different scenarios and their impacts on energy usage.
Module 4: Energy Efficiency Measures and Retrofits
- Exploring VAV retrofits, heat recovery options, and other energy efficiency measures.
- Modelling of HVAC systems including chillers, cooling towers, variable pumps, and more.
- Analysis of building shades and their effect on energy performance.
Module 5: Data Interpretation and Documentation
- Understanding the various simulation output files and how to interpret them.
- Techniques for verifying results manually.
- Best practices for documenting your findings and results.
Module 6: Real-World Application and Case Studies
- Analysis of real building case studies to demonstrate practical application of eQuest.
- Discussion on how to apply the knowledge gained to improve the energy performance of existing buildings.
About EQUEST:
- A sophisticated yet user-friendly tool for building energy use analysis.
- Combines a user-friendly interface with an enhanced DOE-2 based simulation program.
- Designed for both professional and entry-level users, offering affordable and professional-level results.
Important Notes:
- Participants must adhere to the pre-installation instructions to maximize their learning experience.
- Changes to eQuest software are frequent, and users should stay updated with the latest versions and updates.
- The presenters take no responsibility for any changes made to the software post-workshop.
Why Attend?
- Gain hands-on experience with a powerful tool used in LEED/IGBC certification processes.
- Understand the complexities of building energy modelling and how it can impact your project's sustainability profile.
- Learn from experienced professionals who will guide you through each step of the process.
- Enhance your skill set with advanced techniques that can be applied to real-world scenarios.
- Prepare yourself for the evolving landscape of energy modelling and building performance standards.
Who Should Attend?
- Architects, engineers, and designers looking to incorporate energy modelling into their design process.
- Facility managers aiming to optimize building operations and performance.
- Students and educators in the fields of architecture, engineering, and sustainability.
- Energy consultants and sustainability professionals involved in certification processes like LEED, IGBC, or ASHRAE standards.
Join us for this enlightening workshop and elevate your expertise in building energy simulation with eQuest! ๐
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