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ASET-EU: The Air System and Engineering Technology – EU conference
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InfoSociety
Innovation & Enterprise
Event Location
Brussels
Event Description
Air System Engineering and Technology (ASET) Conference - Europe 2019 is the European Air Movement and Control Association (AMCA) annual engineering conference on air systems.
ASET-EU will provide in-depth technical education to engineers, architects, contractors, regulators, and commissioning providers. With topics identified in consultation with local Firms and project managers, the content for the conference is specifically developed for the European market.
ASET–EU will bring noted speakers from Europe and around the world to conduct sessions on a range of topics certain to appeal to the air movement industry and will feature a morning keynote session from the European Commission.
ASET–EU will bring noted speakers from Europe and around the world to conduct sessions on a range of topics certain to appeal to the air movement industry and will feature a morning keynote session from the European Commission.
ASET-EU sessions will include topical technical sessions on:
- Finding from the investigation of the Grenfell Tower fire in the UK
- The Fan Energy Index (FEI) and Europe
- How international standards relate to one another
- A panel discussion on industry surveillance around the world
- Understanding and combating System Effects
- A fan system symposium with speakers from around the world
Registration
Brought to you by the members and vendors of the European Air Movement & Control Association and AMCA International, Inc.—this conference is designed to provide important issues, robust conversation, and lively debate about topics for the entire industry.
- €375 — AMCA members and invited guests paid for by AMCA members
- €400 — Endorsing Organizations (code required)
- €450 — Non-member registration
Fee includes: Fees include a welcome coffee and pastries, refreshments throughout the day, lunch, and an after meeting networking reception with drinks and hors d’oeuvres. For more information, or to register to attend, visit amca.org.
Please note: Each person attending requires a separate registration.
Conference registration will close on 1 November 2019
We look forward to seeing you in Brussels on 5 November!
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