05-07-2024
Learning Objectives
1. Discuss the history of the cast-iron radiator and its contribution to buildings for over a century.
2. Explain the types of heat transfer and how the radiator warms a room more effectively while reducing energy consumption.
3. Describe the radiator restoration process including the steps to electrification. Explain how the electric radiator supports today’s multi-zone management.
4. Understand the radiator’s contribution to green building as the ultimate re-use example. Explain the product’s closed-loop life-cycle, reduced embodied carbon, and lower energy consumption.
Comments
informative
FrancescoPaul
interesting
PeterGood training, was very informative. I did not realize radiators were so efficient and that they could be converted to electric powered that is very interesting! The refurbishment process was also very cool and oddly satisfying to see.
MadisonWas good.
DanielAs someone who sees a lot of radiators, I really enjoyed this presentation.
ElizabethIt was very interesting.
ClaudiaInteresting information.
NiklasExcellent program, I was not aware of the flexibility of cast iron radiators and how efficient they are.
RicardoI enjoyed the seminar. Before hearing about radiator restoration, I did not know the operation was available so thanks. I am assuming your rating system is 5 for best. If not please change my rating to best.
MarySeems like a cool way to upgrade!
Brendangood presentation
JustinToday’s Radiator: Historic Integrity Paired With Optimal Heating Performance
FREE
For architects, purposeful materials selection is a priority in any design. For restorations and renovations, product selection means more. Designers who re-use the building’s existing materials not only preserve historic beauty but also reduce the embodied carbon of the building. On a rare occasion, a re-used product can deliver even more. This course features that one product – the cast-iron radiator. Of course, we’ll discuss the history and beauty of the radiator. Most importantly, we’ll talk about how a century-old product can deliver a modern, energy-efficient heating system with less environmental impact than other options.
Credits: 1 AIA HSW + 1 GBCI (USGBC/CAGBC) + 1 AIBD Primary + 1 Sustainable Design + 1 AIBC Core LU + 1 AAA Structured LU + 1 OAA, OAQ, SAA, MAA, AAPEI, NWTAA
Length: 1 hour
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Today’s Radiator: Historic Integrity Paired With Optimal Heating Performance
FREE
For architects, purposeful materials selection is a priority in any design. For restorations and renovations, product selection means more. Designers who re-use the building’s existing materials not only preserve historic beauty but also reduce the embodied carbon of the building. On a rare occasion, a re-used product can deliver even more. This course features that one product – the cast-iron radiator. Of course, we’ll discuss the history and beauty of the radiator. Most importantly, we’ll talk about how a century-old product can deliver a modern, energy-efficient heating system with less environmental impact than other options.
Credits: 1 AIA HSW + 1 GBCI (USGBC/CAGBC) + 1 AIBD Primary + 1 Sustainable Design + 1 AIBC Core LU + 1 AAA Structured LU + 1 OAA, OAQ, SAA, MAA, AAPEI, NWTAA
Length: 1 hour
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Learning Objectives
1. Discuss the history of the cast-iron radiator and its contribution to buildings for over a century.
2. Explain the types of heat transfer and how the radiator warms a room more effectively while reducing energy consumption.
3. Describe the radiator restoration process including the steps to electrification. Explain how the electric radiator supports today’s multi-zone management.
4. Understand the radiator’s contribution to green building as the ultimate re-use example. Explain the product’s closed-loop life-cycle, reduced embodied carbon, and lower energy consumption.
Comments
informative
FrancescoPaul
interesting
PeterGood training, was very informative. I did not realize radiators were so efficient and that they could be converted to electric powered that is very interesting! The refurbishment process was also very cool and oddly satisfying to see.
MadisonWas good.
DanielAs someone who sees a lot of radiators, I really enjoyed this presentation.
ElizabethIt was very interesting.
ClaudiaInteresting information.
NiklasExcellent program, I was not aware of the flexibility of cast iron radiators and how efficient they are.
RicardoI enjoyed the seminar. Before hearing about radiator restoration, I did not know the operation was available so thanks. I am assuming your rating system is 5 for best. If not please change my rating to best.
MarySeems like a cool way to upgrade!
Brendangood presentation
Justin
