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Burning Issues: An Understanding of Fire Performance of Sandwich Panels/Facades
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Trimo UK Ltd
This seminar is about the fire performance of composite cladding panels for building facades. It will help you to understand the following issues.
- The requirements of the Building Regulations Pa...
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Watch Ventilation in Schools by Jaga UK
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Jaga UK
This seminar discusses that ventilation systems must:
- Respond to variation in occupancy and ambient temperature
- Be immune to the effects of wind speed and direction
- Be energy efficient
- ...
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Watch Design and Specification of Trench Climate Convectors by Jaga UK
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Jaga UK
This CPD gives delegates a great introduction to the different types of trench convectors available covering heating, cooling and ventilation for various applications. You will be guided through ho...
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Emitters: Considerations for Low Flow Temperature Heating
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Jaga UK
New building regulations recommend that when installing heat pumps, the heating system should be designed on a water flow temperature of 45°C to achieve maximum coefficient of performance (COP). In...
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