HVAC Design and HVAC Engineering Ultimate EXPERTS Guide to Air Conditioning Systems (HVAC Design Basics Course) – A to Z
What you will learn
HVAC Fundamentals
Understand the various types of HVAC Systems
HVAC Industry Practices
Differentiate between Various HVAC Systems
Learn the unique use of various HVAC systems
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- Unlock the core principles behind creating comfortable and efficient indoor environments.
- Demystify the essential components that make up modern HVAC setups, from furnaces to refrigerants.
- Gain a foundational knowledge of heat transfer, thermodynamics, and fluid mechanics as they apply to HVAC.
- Explore the foundational science of how air is conditioned, circulated, and maintained for optimal indoor air quality.
- Develop an eye for the practical considerations that go into selecting and sizing HVAC equipment for various applications.
- Understand the role of climate and building envelope in influencing HVAC system design choices.
- Learn how to interpret basic HVAC schematics and diagrams to visualize system operation.
- Become familiar with the terminology and jargon commonly used within the HVAC industry.
- Grasp the importance of energy efficiency and sustainability in contemporary HVAC system development.
- Identify the key factors that contribute to indoor comfort, including temperature, humidity, and air movement.
- Understand the basic operational cycles of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning processes.
- Appreciate the interdependencies between different HVAC system elements and how they work in concert.
- Gain insight into the fundamental processes of airflow management and distribution.
- Learn about the various safety considerations and regulations that govern HVAC installations.
- Develop a baseline understanding of psychrometrics and its implications for HVAC design.
- PROS:
- Provides a solid entry point into a high-demand industry with clear career pathways.
- Empowers individuals to make informed decisions regarding their own home comfort systems.
- Fosters an understanding of the engineering principles that underpin everyday life and building functionality.
- CONS:
- As a beginner course, it will not provide the in-depth, hands-on skills required for advanced HVAC engineering or installation.
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