Andrea and I attended the first of two
Direct Digital Controls Systems classes this morning to learn more about optimizing building management systems. Greg Kousidis of Harvard's Facilities Management Operations group taught the four hour class using the
BMS simulator he helped create. The simulator has a working model of two air handling units complete with fans, heating and cooling coils, temperature and humidity sensors, and much more. FMO and OFS (HGCI at the time) modified the
Introduction to DDC and the System 600 APOGEE training materials to create the class. Today's class covered an
Introduction to DDC, DDC Hardware, and the first part of
Communicating with your Field Panel. Next week's class will finish
Communicating with your Field Panel and end with
Insight Basics. Greg will teach the rest of the OFS Building Service group later this month.
BMS simulator he helped create. The simulator has a working model of two air handling units complete with fans, heating and cooling coils, temperature and humidity sensors, and much more. FMO and OFS (HGCI at the time) modified the Introduction to DDC and the System 600 APOGEE training materials to create the class. Today's class covered an Introduction to DDC, DDC Hardware, and the first part of Communicating with your Field Panel. Next week's class will finish Communicating with your Field Panel and end with Insight Basics. Greg will teach the rest of the OFS Building Service group later this month.
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