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Technology Partner Genius Webinar with Optimum Energy: Chilled & Hot Water Optimization at UT Austin

Gaining efficiency from an already efficient chilled water system.
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Date: March 29, 2023
Time: 6:00 P.M. - 7:00 P.M. Central European Summer Time
Language: English
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The session will provide a historical view and the optimization practices used to improve the 60,000 ton chilled water system at UT Austin over the last decade. Actual results of the project will be presented, and the session will cover the applied control strategies for all variable speed (chilled water, condenser water and cooling tower fans), optimized Thermal Energy Storage (TES) dispatch using machine learning, heat electrification using heat recovery chillers, and other solutions that can be applied to mission critical chilled water systems.

Ben Erpelding, P.E.
Ben Erpelding, P.E.
Chief Technology Officer
Ben has over 20 years of experience in energy efficiency, chiller plant optimization, demand response, and combined heat and power, working in over 1,000 chilled water plants throughout the United States, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
Ian Dempster
Ian Dempster
Senior Director, Product Innovation
Ian is an accomplished leader in building IOT with more than 20 years’ experience in engineering, analytics, building and campus systems, IT connectivity and security, privacy, sustainability, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning and renewables.
Bill Bivens
Bill Bivens
Vice President – Business Development
Bill has 26 years’ experience in the Industrial Automation Industry with responsibilities including application engineering, sales, business development, and corporate sales management and direction.
Jay Robertson
Jay Robertson
Sr. Automation Specialist
Jay has 20 years of experience in automation programming, and an additional 10 years in controls wiring and field experience. While working for Prime Controls Jay has developed and programmed PLC systems, HMIs for process control, historian databases, panel designs and system architectures.

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