Training
The IDA ICE technical support and training are two very important elements of our service offer, and we offer regulary courses and seminares, both web based and in our offices.
Want to take a course in IDA ICE?
Check out the event calendar or contact us!
Our courses are normally held in our offices, and after completing a course you will receive a course certificate. Upon request we can also arrange tailor made courses, and even in your office, if preferred.
Our free breakfast seminars and webinars are also an important and popular way to learn more about IDA ICE and our services, and also to meet other IDA ICE users and to share knowledge.
In our standard range of courses we introduce you to the fundamental functionalities of IDA ICE and the process of creating a simulation model. The lectures are interspersed with computer exercises and cover:
- Building geometry
- Defining standard constructions
- Windows and shadows
- Mechanical ventilation and infiltration
- Thermal bridges
- Reports
- Different kinds of simulations (cooling, heating and energy)
- How to best create a simulation model
- System losses, including pipes and ducts
- Detailed review of reports
- Different air handling units (AHU)
- Demand controlled ventilation
- Openable windows and doors (also temperature controlled)
- New window model according to ISO 15099V
- Version handling system
- BIM import
- 3D visualization
- NMF source code
- Logging of variables
- Placing actuators and sensors
- Time controlled setpoints
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University Training Packages
EQUA offers a series of IDA Indoor Climate and Energy (IDA ICE) training packages, targeted at universities teaching in e.g. energy systems, building physics, HVAC, and building performance.
Interested to know more?
Please contact us today!
The offered packages include ready-made IDA ICE lectures and exercises, making it easy to get started quickly, even for educators with no prior experience in teaching IDA ICE.
There are three levels available: Basic, Intermediate and Advanced. Each level contains of several courses, and each course contains of several lesson modules. As the material is module based, it is possible to customize the content and tailor-make the training so that it fits both your course plan and your time schedule.
IDA ICE Educational Classroom and Department licenses are available for universities, allowing for both teaching and research purposes. Students can also utilize licenses on their own computers for e.g. home assignments and for thesis works.
Basic level
Course: Basic
- Lesson 1: Indoor climate of a single zone
- Lesson 2: Power demand for multiple zones
- Lesson 3: Annual energy simulation of a whole building
- Lesson 4: Get more experienced with IDA ICE
Intermediate level
Course: Ventilation
- Lesson 1: Natural ventilation
- Lesson 2: Variable air volume flows
- Lesson 3: AHU templates
Course: Heating and cooling
- Lesson 1: Room units
- Lesson 2: ESBO plants (Early Stage Building Optimization)
- Lesson 3: Ground heat pump
Course: Windows
- Lesson 1: Detailed window model
- Lesson 2: Different shading types and its models
- Lesson 3: Ventilated glazing facades
Course: Geometry
- Lesson 1: Advanced building geometry
- Lesson 2: Sketchup import
- Lesson 3: IFC and IDA ICE
Course: Room
- Lesson 1: Variable air volume flows
- Lesson 2: Room units
- Lesson 3: Natural ventilation
Course: Building envelope
- Lesson 1: Advanced building geometry
- Lesson 2: Detailed window model
- Lesson 3: Different shading types and its models
Advanced level
Course: Introduction to IDA ICE Advanced level
- Lesson 1: Introduction to the advanced level
- Lesson 2: 1D heat conduction through a wall
- Lesson 3: Controls for window openings and shadings
Course: Control
- Lecture 1: The most important IDA ICE control blocks and its parameters. Plus a lot of exercises
Course: Air handling units
Course: Plant modelling
- Lesson 1: Stratified water storage tank
- Lesson 2: Heating combining solar thermal with air heat pump
- Lesson 3: Plant with operation control connected to a building
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