Past Event: November 28, 2018 @ 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Presented by ZEBx and Peel Passive House, this interactive two-day course allows participants to delve into intricate aspects of building energy modelling in PHPP. A key focus will be on HVAC systems, with an in-depth look at the heating, cooling and DHW systems. Effective methods for using PHPP to support the iterative design process will also be explored. Learning will be supported by a practical case study involving modelling and analysis of a multi-story, mixed-use residential building.
To provide enhanced benefit, participants will be given the opportunity to submit questions prior to the course. At least one question from each participant will be addressed on Day Two of the course.
Hosted at RDH Building Science’s office, subject matter expert, Monte Paulsen will participate in course discussions to lend his expertise and insights from past projects.
Andrew Peel
As Principal of Peel Passive House, Andrew provides Passive House and low carbon consultancy, certification, training, and product development services to the building sector. His professional and academic experience ranges from consultancy, program management, authoring technical and non-technical articles, course and lecture delivery, and technical research. As the first English-speaking Building Certifier, Andrew has been exposed to a wealth of Passive House techniques and technologies. As a Consultant, he has developed innovative solutions to advance and streamline the Passive House design and construction process. Andrew skillfully weaves this knowledge into all the educational material he develops in order to spread it throughout the industry.
Prior to establishing Peel Passive House, Andrew managed the UK Government’s Innovative Carbon Saving Technologies Scheme and the Energy Saving Trust’s Best Practice Helpline. He also managed and delivered Passive House, Code for Sustainable Homes, wind turbine development, thermal modelling projects and Passive House study tours. Further activities included contributing to the development of the UK Government’s residential energy calculation methodology (SAP) and the Passive House Planning Package (PHPP).
Participants arrive prepared with their own laptop, PHPP v9.9 and PHPP manual.
Subject-matter expert from RDH Building Science will join the workshop to present on local project examples. Participants will have the opportunity to gain valuable insights through intimate group discussions with our RDH guest speaker.