Greening Steam Webinar with Dan Holohan

Erin Holohan Haskell

Greening Steam Webinar with Dan Holohan
Tuesday, November 10, 2020
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM EST
Register here.

During this special webinar for the General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen, @DanHolohan will describe how steam heating is supposed to work and how to initiate green programs that overhaul existing steam systems for maximum energy efficiency.

Dan will also share how the banging and clanging, the uneven heating, the squirting air vents, and the high fuel bills are not “normal” for steam. He will outline simple ways that homes and commercial buildings can make their steam systems much more sustainable.

All are welcome to attend.
Suggested donation to the General Society of Mechanics & Tradesmen:
$15 General Admission; $10 General Society Members and Senior Citizens; $5 Students.
Advance registration is required to receive the link to the zoom webinar platform.

DanHolohan

Thanks, Erin. I’m looking forward to chatting!

Steamhead

Love to attend, but the day might not be finished by then........

Larry Weingarten

Hi, I just signed up for it, and I just do hot water! A question for @Erin Holohan Haskell is whether it will be recorded and if people who sign up will have access to that recording.

Yours, Larry

Erin Holohan Haskell

Larry Weingarten said:

Hi, I just signed up for it, and I just do hot water! A question for @Erin Holohan Haskell is whether it will be recorded and if people who sign up will have access to that recording.

Yours, Larry

Yes, they will. Thanks, Larry!

luketheplumber

Just bought my ticket and put the reminder on my phone. Who couldn't resist not listening to @DanHolohan 's wonderful steam stories!

DanHolohan

Thanks, Luke. No slides on this one. Just me telling stories. 

Erin Holohan Haskell

Join us tomorrow night!

DanHolohan

Looking forward to it!

Erin Holohan Haskell

Join us at 6 PM EST!

Larry Weingarten

Wouldn't miss it!!

Yours, Larry

SteamCrazy

Hi, Erin Sort of new to this so I registered and have signed in to Heatinghelp.com is it going to on on the site or is there a link? Please Advise

Erin Holohan Haskell

@SteamCrazy, you can log in to the account you created with Eventbrite to access the webinar link. You should have just received an email from them about the event. Please check your spam if you don't see it. Thanks!

SteamCrazy

Got it

Erin Holohan Haskell

Here is the Sustainable Steam study by Igor Zhadanovsky, Victor Zelmanovich, George Bilenko that Dan mentioned during the webinar: https://heatinghelp.com/systems-help-center/sustainable-steam-heating/

SteamCrazy

Thank you...

Larry Weingarten

Hi, James Burke wrote a book, "Connections". In describing the book, a reviewer says "In this bestselling book, James Burke examines the ideas, inventions, and coincidences that have culminated in the major technological advances of today. He untangles the pattern of interconnecting events, the accidents of time, circumstance, and place that gave rise to major inventions of the world."
Dan is able to do this with steam and actually, all of the heating world. It was a pleasure to listen in to the presentation and hear examples of this interconnectedness. Thanks!!

Yours, Larry

SteamCrazy

Yes great webinar Dan I recently bought your book on Greening Steam, but have read it yet since I was neck deep into The Lost Art of Steam Heating Revisited. Man what a Great book! I pretty much used to redo my system. I'm in the insulation stage now and then will be focusing on Greening The Steam.  I so far have six main vents on my four mains, but after today and your webinar I realized i need a few more. I picked what you said about Radiator vents hissing and I have a little bit of that going on not horrible but can be better. I did post a question on webinar but sadly we did not get to it. Lol it's ok anyway Thank you and Erin for all that you guys do.                                                                                     Ed. "SteamCrazy"

SteamCrazy

Insulation time.. 

DanHolohan

Thanks to the hundreds of people who tuned in! I had a ball. And thanks to The General Society and Erin for doing such a great job putting it all together.