Description
Key Learnings
- Discover why having Forge as a graphic-design tool is beneficial in current trends of web application development
- Discover how gas-based fire-suppression systems work, and learn about the major factors that influence design and configuration
- Learn about how important the role of managing data is at input, in processing, and for post processing
- Learn how to design an agency-approved fire-suppression system configuration using Johnson Controls web application: SDC
Speakers
- MSMayank SharmaMayank Sharma joined Johnson Controls tech innovations group in September 2018 as a Mechanical Engineer. He currently is the main Subject Matter Expert – Analyst for software team including the team which works on the Forge API. His journey as an engineer started at Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay where he obtained his bachelor’s in Mechanical with honors. Following his passion for core competencies and to seek challenge he joined THRUST master’s program, where he earned two master’s degree in two years’ time, studying in two different continents. He specialized in Turbomachinery and Aeromechanics during his time at KTH, Stockholm and Duke University. Now he seeks to apply his diverse experience and a different perspective to solve problems associated with Fire Suppression Industry.
- Chandra kanth InjamuriChandra kanth is a Lead Engineer with Johnson Controls, Inc (Fire Suppression Products Innovation Team). He is having a total of 15 years of experience in 3D model programming, which includes 10 years of experience in AutoCAD Dot Net and Revit API programming. He is currently Lead developer for SprinkCAD for Revit. He is having degree of Master of Engineering in Computer Aided Design from Anna University. He is passionate about 3d model programming and enjoys doing it. In his spare time he develops Android Apps.
- RSRobert SmithRob Smith is a Software Engineer/Analyst with Johnson Controls, specializing in Water-Based Fire Protection Systems. Rob began his fire protection career as a system designer in the Los Angeles area of California in 1980, and eventually moved into a software support role with the SprinkCAD group in 1996. Soon after, he moved to the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania region where he has been ever since. Rob has always enjoyed sprinkler system hydraulics, and even performed hand-calculations of complex gridded systems early in his career. In his Support role, Rob has taught hundreds of classes and has helped countless designers better understand the intricacies of AutoCAD, sprinkler system design, sprinkler hydraulics, and SprinkCAD software. Married 36 years with 4 children (3 married) and 3 grand-children, Rob loves to bowl, toss a Frisbee, Disc Golf, play Scrabble, and generally relax!
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