How do you ensure that you have enough fresh air for your building?
Post COVID-19 building operators are being asked to provide better ventilation control to their buildings.
But how?
In this episode, we discuss IAQ, airflow, and the strategies and standards related to their control.
We also discuss the changes related to IAQ that are coming post COVID-19.
In this week's episode, we look at our five-phase framework for controlling your building's HVAC and Building Automation Systems post-Coronavirus.
How do networks work?
What do you as a smart building professional need to know about them?
In this week's episode we discuss:
Coronavirus will eventually clear up enough for the economy to reopen but what do you do after that?
In this episode of The Building Automation Monthly Podcast, we discuss how to prepare your career for after Coronavirus. You will learn:
Today's buildings are largely disconnected from the outside world. This was fine until recently. With the growth in stay at home orders, people find themselves unable to remotely support their buildings.
In this episode you will learn:
In this week's podcast, we tackle the topic of shutting down your building.
The reality is many people have never shutdown their buildings.
So where do you begin?
What steps do you take?
In this episode you will learn:
Everything is shutting down. The economy is nose-diving. How do you keep your building automation business afloat?
In this episode The Building Automation Monthly Podcast we talk about several win-win services that you can sell to help your customers deal with the Coronavirus's effect on their business.
We also talk about strategies to cover the cost of your employees and how to maintain your business.
You need to control the moisture content of your airstreams but how?
In this week's episode of The Building Automation Monthly Podcast, we explore the concept of psychrometrics and how it affects the comfort and controllability of your building systems.
In this episode you will learn:
In this episode, we discuss how PID loops work and how to tune PID loops.
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In this episode, we discuss how to build out a use case library to increase your ability to sell and execute smart building projects.
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This week we have Curt Bramel the North and South America channel sales leader for Tridium. In this episode Curt and I discuss:
In this episode of The Building Automation Monthly Podcast we interview cybersecurity expert Fred Gordy.
Fred has a broad background in cybersecurity. Fred has a wealth of experience during his rise from working at a major mechanical contractor to leading the cybersecurity practice at Intelligent Buildings.
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Why do analytics projects fail? What makes them successful?
What is the secret to effectively implementing analytics?
In this week's episode of The Building Automation Monthly Podcast we discuss:
OT networks are becoming increasingly common in building automation projects. But what is an OT network and what do you need to know about OT networks to succeed in your BAS career?
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This week we are talking with 75F's CEO Deepinder Singh. I really enjoyed this interview as Deepinder is very technical and his story for why he started 75F is really unique.
In this interview we look at:
We get into the weeds and discuss API's, system architectures, ASHRAE G36, and much more.
Have you ever wondered how your BAS user interface works?
What happens exactly when you change your setpoints?
In this week's episode, we are going to look at how a BAS communicates from the GUI to the field controller and from the field controller to the GUI.
How do you troubleshoot IT systems? Where do you begin? In this episode, we will look at how you can troubleshoot even the most complex building automation system.