Become a HVAC Professional Part 13- Fundamentals Basics

Become a HVAC Professional – Part 1/3- Fundamentals & Basics, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 3.2, with 63 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 808 reviews, and has 2822 subscribers.

You will learn about 1. Basic Definitions of HVAC 2. Units in HVAC| Tonne and Kilo Watts 3. Components of AC Systems 4. Vapour Compression Cycle 5. Direct Expansion AC Systems 6. Chilled Water AC Systems 7. Types of Chillers Systems 8. Difference in VRF & VRV 9. Lock Rotor Ampere & Full Load Ampere 10. Intro to AHUs and Cooling Towers 11. Duct & Duct Types 12. Aspect Ratio Calculation in DUCT 13. Duct Fittings and types 14. Duct Accessories and types 15. Primary & Secondary Piping Systems 16. Condenser Piping System This course is ideal for individuals who are Engineering Students or Individuals Wish to Join MEP HVAC Field. or Industrial Engineers or Construction Managers or Civil Engineers or MEP Engineers or Building Service Engineers It is particularly useful for Engineering Students or Individuals Wish to Join MEP HVAC Field. or Industrial Engineers or Construction Managers or Civil Engineers or MEP Engineers or Building Service Engineers.

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Title: Become a HVAC Professional – Part 1/3- Fundamentals & Basics

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 3.2

Number of Lectures: 63

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 63

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 65

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 65

Original Price: $99.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

1. Basic Definitions of HVAC

2. Units in HVAC| Tonne and Kilo Watts

3. Components of AC Systems

4. Vapour Compression Cycle

5. Direct Expansion AC Systems

6. Chilled Water AC Systems

7. Types of Chillers Systems

8. Difference in VRF & VRV

9. Lock Rotor Ampere & Full Load Ampere

10. Intro to AHUs and Cooling Towers

11. Duct & Duct Types

12. Aspect Ratio Calculation in DUCT

13. Duct Fittings and types

14. Duct Accessories and types

15. Primary & Secondary Piping Systems

16. Condenser Piping System

Who Should Attend

Engineering Students

Individuals Wish to Join MEP HVAC Field.

Industrial Engineers

Construction Managers

Civil Engineers

MEP Engineers

Building Service Engineers

Target Audiences

Engineering Students

Individuals Wish to Join MEP HVAC Field.

Industrial Engineers

Construction Managers

Civil Engineers

MEP Engineers

Building Service Engineers

Welcome to?the HVAC course,?this is the Part 1 of the series ”Become a HVAC Professional” |? in Part 1 you will able to learn Fundamentals & Basics of Air Conditioning Systems.

This is the only course taught by a Mechanical Engineer

After the completion of this course,you can get a?Full-time job in the HVAC industry.

I will be?permanently?updating content?so you can be Up-To date with the industry.

I was involved in the? Design & installation of?HVAC Systemsin United Arab Emirates (Dubai).?

This course is designed for complete Beginners, I tried to cover relevant topics in the industry.?

IN THIS COURSE YOU WILL ABLE TO LEARN TOPICS SUCH AS :

The Fundamentals of HVAC

ASHRAE Standards and Comfort Zones

Function of Air Conditioning

Societies involve in HVAC

Basic Physics Involve in HVAC

Units in HVAC (Ton & Kilo Watt)

Sensible and Latent Heats

Psychometric Analysis

Reading a Psychometric Chart

ASHRAE Psychometric Software

Properties of Air

Dry Bulb & Wet Bulb Temperatures

Relative Humidity & Humidity Ratios

Dew Point Temperature

Enthalpy of Air

Basic Components of Air Conditioning

Working of a Compressor

Working of a Condenser

Working of an Expansion Valve

Working of an Evaporator

Refrigerants in HVAC

Introduction to refrigerants

CFC Refrigerants e.g R12

HCFC Refrigerants e.g R22

HCF Refrigerants e.g R134a & R410a

Vapour Compression Cycle

Working of a Vapor Compression cycle

Working of Condenser & Evaporator

Working of Compressor & Expansion Valve.

Phase changing in Refrigerant

Classification of Air Conditioners

DX Direct Expansion AC Systems

Chilled Water AC Systems

Classification of DX Systems

Window AC Systems

Split AC System

Package AC System

Ductable Split AC System

VRV & VRF AC System

Classification of Chilled Water System

Water Cooled Chillers

Air Cooled Chillers

Components of Chilled Water System

Chillers

AHU’s

Cooling Towers

DUCT Systems & Aspect Ratios

Ducts Introduction

Types of Ducts

Flexible Ducts

Velocities in Ducts

Duct in HVAC Drawings

Aspect Ratios (A.R)? in Ducts

Duct Fittings

Duct Accessories

Piping in HVAC

Primary Piping System

Secondary Piping System

Condenser Piping System

Reverse and Direct Return Systems

Pipes and Pipes schedules

Classification of pipes

Who was this course designed for:

This course was designed?for anyone who wants to learn HVAC from Scratch

It is perfect for complete beginners, with zero HVAC Experience.

It is also for experienced MEP or HVAC Professionals who want to enhance their Skills in HVAC Field.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: what is M.E.P

Chapter 2: Basic Definition and Fundamentals

Lecture 1: What is HVAC ?

Lecture 2: Report From U.S. Department of Energy

Lecture 3: ASHRAE Human Comfort Zones

Lecture 4: Why we do Air Conditioning (Main Functions)

Lecture 5: HVAC Applications

Lecture 6: International Societies

Lecture 7: What is Heat ? its Units ?

Lecture 8: Explaination of BTU (British Thermal Unit)

Lecture 9: What is Ton of Refrigeration ?

Lecture 10: Sensible Heat & Latent Heat

Lecture 11: Heat Transfer Methods

Chapter 3: PSYCHOMETRIC ANALYSIS

Lecture 1: Introduction to Psychometry

Lecture 2: Properties of Air

Lecture 3: Dry Bulb Temperature – DBT

Lecture 4: Wet Bulb Temperature

Lecture 5: Relative Humidity

Lecture 6: Dew Point Temperature – DPT

Lecture 7: Humidity Ratio – HR

Lecture 8: Enthalpy

Lecture 9: Psychometric Chart – 1

Lecture 10: Psychometric Chart – 2

Lecture 11: Article

Chapter 4: Components and Working

Lecture 1: Components of AC

Lecture 2: Working of AC Components

Lecture 3: Refrigerants

Lecture 4: Notes

Chapter 5: Classification of Air Conditioning Systems

Lecture 1: Classification Introduction

Lecture 2: Window AC – Components and Working

Lecture 3: Split AC

Lecture 4: Duct able Split AC

Lecture 5: Package AC

Lecture 6: VRV / VRF AC

Lecture 7: Terminologies for DX systems

Lecture 8: Chilled Water AC Systems – 1

Lecture 9: Chilled Water AC Systems – 2

Lecture 10: Chiller Definitions

Lecture 11: Chilled Water AC – Advantages

Lecture 12: Air Cooled Chillers

Chapter 6: DUCTS

Lecture 1: What is a Duct ? Classifications

Lecture 2: Duct MAterials

Lecture 3: Classification – According to Shape

Lecture 4: Classification – According to Air type

Lecture 5: Classification – According to Velocity

Lecture 6: Classification – According to the HVAC Layouts Drawings

Lecture 7: Classification – Flexible Ducts

Lecture 8: Article : The height of Duct

Chapter 7: ASPECT RATIO

Lecture 1: Duct Aspect Ratio

Lecture 2: Article

Chapter 8: Fittings and Accessories in HVAC

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Fittings – (Elbows, Trouser, Reducers etc )

Lecture 3: Accessories – (VCD, Butterfly and Fire Dampers)

Chapter 9: Pipes in HVAC

Lecture 1: Primary and Secondary Piping

Lecture 2: Pipe Schedules

Lecture 3: Pipe Arrangements

Lecture 4: Direct Return Systems

Lecture 5: Reverse Return System

Lecture 6: Pipe Classifications

Lecture 7: Classification : According to the Manufacturing

Lecture 8: Classification : According to the Schdules

Lecture 9: Classification : According to the Location

Chapter 10: Upcoming Courses

Lecture 1: Upcoming Courses Related to HVAC

Instructors

Learnig Lab
Courses related to Mechanical Electrical Plumbing

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