Webinar | The Essential Role of Flow and Energy Metering
The session will highlight measurement technologies and the importance of accuracy and repeatability, along with installation considerations such as straight-run requirements and compatibility with different materials and fluids. Finally, we’ll address lifecycle factors—warranty, calibration, fouling, serviceability, and data utilization—to ensure long-term reliability and performance.
We’ll examine where meters are most commonly installed, including plant-level energy usage, primary versus secondary loop verification, and equipment control or failsafe applications. Special emphasis will be placed on terminal equipment performance in large systems, heat exchangers prone to fouling, and mission-critical facilities such as data centres. On the airside, topics include ventilation compliance, supply/return balancing, and pressurization control.
This presentation will explore the essential role of flow and energy metering in HVAC and hydronic systems, focusing on how accurate measurement drives efficiency, reliability, and compliance. Key applications include energy accountability for cost tracking and carbon reporting, system optimization to improve chiller and renewable energy performance, and operational diagnostics for benchmarking and troubleshooting. Metering also supports tenant billing and cost allocation in accordance with Measurement Canada requirements, as well as outdoor air verification for ventilation compliance.
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About the presenters
Eugene Sollog is a regional sales manager at ONICON Incorporated and Air Monitor Corporation. He has been with ONICON since 2018 and has worked extensively with our HVAC flow and energy measurement products and Air Monitor’s airflow measurement products in sales, application support, service and technical support. Eugene has a mechanical engineering degree from the University of South Florida and is a member of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers' Florida West Coast Chapter.
Jonathan Brown is a seasoned HVAC and hydronics specialist with a foundation in engineering and technical sales leadership. He serves as director, hydronic systems at Riada Sales Inc., a leading manufacturer’s representative in the commercial, institutional, and multi-residential HVAC marketplace in Western Canada. Jonathan graduated with distinction in engineering from the University of British Columbia, where he earned multiple academic awards. At Riada, Jonathan works with consulting engineers, contractors, and owner-operators to specify and deliver advanced hydronic, heat-recovery, and energy-efficiency solutions tailored to complex building systems.
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