In this training, you will learn about the key benefits and functionalities of the software, and you’ll discover if the software is suitable for your business needs. After this training, you will have the basic skills to get started with Comsof Heat, and you’ll be able to design your first DHC network.
The training includes theory and practice. For the practical exercises, you will receive a trial version of the software for a period of 2 months.
Who?
This open training is for anyone who is working on energy master planning, feasibility studies, business case development, and techno-economic assessments of district heating networks. This can include representatives of local authorities and governments, planners and designers from engineering and consultancy firms, district heating operators, partners…etc.
Where?
The training will be held virtually this year.
When?
The training will be held in four sessions, spread out over four weeks.
19th October 2022 14pm - 16pm (13pm-15pm UK time)
26th October 2022 14pm-16pm (13pm-15pm UK time)
2nd November 2022 14pm- 16pm (13pm-15pm UK time)
9th November 2022 14pm -16pm (13pm-15pm UK time)
Contents
Session 1 – 19th October 2022 – 14h – 16h CET time (13h – 15h UK time)
Introduction
Overview of key software benefits and features
Overview of reference projects and use cases
Session 2 -26th October 2022 - 14h – 16h CET time (13h – 15h UK time)
General network design methodology
First district heating network design with Comsof Heat
Practical info for the exercises
Session 3 – 2nd November 2022 - 14h – 16h CET time (13h – 15h UK time)
In-depth configuration of design rules
Design strategies
Transport & distribution network design
Practical info for the exercises
Session 4 – 9th November 2022 - 14h – 16h CET time (13h – 15h UK time)
Design networks with heat source constraints
Investment analysis
Roll out planning
Cloud calculations
Practical info for the exercises
Close-out
Three separate sessions of 1 hour will be organized for guidance with the exercises. Date and time will be announced at the first session on 7th October.
