John Siegenthaler, P.E., a well-known teacher, writer, software developer, and ES contributor, will be teaching "Modern Engineering Concepts For Hydronic Heating Design," a new seminar sponsored by BNP Media, publishers of Engineered Systems and many other trade magazines.

Siegenthaler's full-day seminar focuses on the evolution of systems combining new hydronic heating products, water system control, and distribution methods. The new course is designed for engineers, architects, and other D-B professionals who design, specify or maintain residential or commercial hydronic heating systems.

Topics to be covered include the following:

• Hydronic distribution system options;
• Water temperature control;
• Small variable speed circulators;
• Compact boilers;
• Commercial radiant floor heating;
• Multi-load/multi-temperature systems; and
• Hydronic circuit simulator software demonstration.

The seminar will provide attendees with a strong understanding of these topics and subtopics. Attendees also will receive a bound workbook, a Hydronic Circuit Simulator CD-ROM containing engineering-level calculating software, a certificate of completion, continuing education credits (consult BNP Media for details), lunch, and snacks.

The seminars are currently scheduled in the following cities:

• Chicago/Rosemont, IL - July 12
• New York (site TBD) - July 14
• Marlborough, MA - July 16
• Reno, NV - July 26
• Salt Lake City - July 28
• Denver - July 30

Cost for the seminar is $395.

To register for a seminar, visit www.bnpmedia.com/conferences and click on "Modern Engineering Concepts for Hydronic Heating Design," or contact BNP Media's Keri Wrobel at 888-530-6714 or via email at Keri Wrobel.