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on demand until:July 13, 2018
Abstract:
Professionals in the commercial building market who are seeking innovative solutions to improve profitability, system performance and on-time project delivery are now looking to PEX as the design and installation solution for plumbing, heating and cooling applications that are designed to perform and last the life of the structure. With more and more engineers specifying PEX and more and more mechanical contractors installing it, PEX is quickly becoming the piping material of choice for hydronic heating and cooling systems.
This session will reveal the benefits of PEX for hydronic piping applications and explain the similarities and differences compared to metal pipe that are important to know when designing a system with PEX.
Topics will include:
- PEX fundamentals
- Design standards
- Pipe sizing
- Pipe routing
- Expansion and contraction considerations
- Design, layout and installation techniques
- Case studies
Speakers
Aaron Stotko commercial segment sr. manager Uponor Associate Product Manager, Heating and Cooling
Uponor
Aaron Stotko is the associate product manager for Heating and Cooling at Uponor. His background is in mechanical design, value engineering and product offering solutions for hydronic piping, pre-insulated piping and radiant heating and cooling applications. He is a committee member of ASHRAE TC-6.1 and TC-6.5, an ASHRAE Minnesota Chapter Technology Transfer Committee (CTTC) chair, a technical committee member for the Radiant Professionals Alliance (RPA) and has a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and Mathematics from the University of Minnesota at Duluth.
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Designing Effective PEX Hydronic Piping Systems
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