Years ago, cremation systems had been an untouchable, mysterious black box business in Hong Kong resulting in energy wastage and poorly controlled flue gas emissions cum fugitive odours, no matter how well the regulations were written. Not anymore when the industry was revolutionised through the introduction of novel combustion technologies coupled with new heat reclaim measures and scientific Heat & Mass Balance methodologies.  In this seminar, the speakers will share with the audience operating principles and construction of proper cremation systems, combustion control methodologies, flue gas cleaning techniques and energy efficiency measures. They will also evaluate the combustion process from a Heat & Mass perspective, and discuss recent trends of emission limits. 

HIGHLIGHT: - Corruption Prone Areas in Construction Industry - Legal Requirements and Case Sharing - ICAC Services 

Kai Tak Sports Park is a multi-purposes sports venue featured with a 50,000 seats main stadium with a retractable roof and bowl cooling system for seating area, an Indoor Sports Centre with the flexibility to host community sports and events of up to 10,000 seats and a Public Sports Ground with 5,000 Seats. It supports the Government policy to promote sports in the community, to support elite sport, and to maintain Hong Kong as a centre for major international sport event. The Kai Tak Sports Park is located on the north western part of the former Kai Tak Airport with an area of around 28 Hectares. It is within ten minutes’ walk from both Kai Tak Station and Sung Wong Toi Station. Apart from sport venues, there are park facilities and ample public space for events and leisure including 700,000 sq.ft. retail areas and a nearby 32,000 sq.ft. coastal dining areas making it the perfect spot to relax. Other facilities included Sports Avenue, Main Plaza, Event Village, South Plaza and Neighborhood Park.   

CONFERENCE THEMES: This symposium is an annual event intended to bring together international and local speakers to foster all aspects of advances in building design and building services engineering. Please register online via: https://forms.gle/r2VE4sPPFLZmVnoA8 Please make the Cheque payable to “The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers HK Ltd.”. Send the Cheque to below address: The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers HK Ltd. Room 21, 11/F, China United Plaza, 1008 Tai Nan West Street, Kowloon, Hong Kong Attn: Mr. Angus WONG (CIBSE) At the back of the Cheque, please kindly state “JS2024, Name of your organization, Contact person, and Contact tel. number”. No refund may be made but substitute delegate is allowed. Receipt will be issued to the contact person when cheque is received. Enquiry email:2024hkjs@gmail.com.

Energy saving and green buildings is one of the major decarbonisation strategies in Hong Kong's Climate Action Plan 2050. The concept of radiant cooling systems has been utilized in Europe for more than three decades. The principle involves circulating a chilled fluid through pipework in radiant panels to absorb thermal energy and lower room temperature. M Concept Studio Ltd. is a green tech startup company, specializing in green indoor environmental control system for buildings. One of their expertise is radiant cooling system design which was showcased in COP28 World Climate Summit. This webinar will cover the principles of radiant cooling systems, a comparison with conventional air-conditioning systems and case studies for successful projects.