Discover which experts from Trane will be presenting and what topics they will cover at the upcoming ASHRAE Winter Conference and AHR Expo
Eric Sturm, Applications Engineer
The use of air-to-air energy recovery to reduce total building energy consumption continues to be popular, especially with decarbonization efforts and more stringent building code requirements. In our latest Trane® Engineers Newsletter LIVE (ENL) program, we discuss various technologies used for air-to-air energy recovery, review considerations for integrating these technologies into HVAC systems, and explain proper control.
This ENL features applications engineers Greg DuChane, Ronnie Moffitt, John Murphy, and Eric Sturm. After viewing this program, you should be able to:
A recording of this program is now available to view on-demand from the Trane Education Center.
Trane ENL is a series of video programs focused on the design and control of HVAC systems, industry issues (sustainability, decarbonization, indoor air quality, acoustics, etc.), or codes and standards. The content is technical and educational, but non-commercial. The target audience is HVAC system design engineers; however, some programs may also be of interest to others in the industry.
Previous programs are available to view on-demand, and free of charge, in the Trane Education Center. In many states, ENL programs meet the requirements for earning Professional Development Hours (PDHs) to help meet the continuing education requirements of your professional engineer license or other certification.
In our latest Trane® Engineers Newsletter LIVE (ENL) program, we cover concepts to help enable electrification in the retrofit market, including the central plant and hydronic distribution systems.
In this Engineers Newsletter (EN), Trane applications engineer, Greg DuChane, shines a light on the evolution, intersection, and future of AI in the HVAC industry.
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In our latest Trane® Engineers Newsletter LIVE (ENL) program, we cover concepts to help enable electrification in the retrofit market, including the central plant and hydronic distribution systems.
In this Engineers Newsletter (EN), Trane applications engineer, Greg DuChane, shines a light on the evolution, intersection, and future of AI in the HVAC industry.
In this Engineers Newsletter (EN), Trane applications engineer, Greg DuChane, shines a light on the evolution, intersection, and future of AI in the HVAC industry.
Eric Sturm, Applications Engineer
Eric joined Trane in 2006 after graduating from the University of Wisconsin – Platteville with a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering. Prior to joining the applications engineering team, he worked in the Customer Direct Services (C.D.S.) department as a marketing engineer and product manager for the TRACE™ 700 load design and energy simulation application.
In his current role as an applications engineer, Eric’s areas of expertise include acoustics, airside systems, indoor agriculture, and indoor air quality. He is currently involved with ASHRAE® as a member of the Standard 62.1 project committee, the indoor agriculture technical committee, and the sound and vibration technical committee. Eric is the recipient of the ASHRAE Distinguished Service Award and Young Engineers in ASHRAE Award of Individual Excellence.
