Requirements

• No prior experience is needed.

Description

This certificate program provides a comprehensive exploration of Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems, offering students a solid foundation in both theoretical concepts and practical applications. Participants will gain valuable insights into HVAC components, ventilation design, cooling load calculations, duct systems, and various AC systems. The course is designed to equip individuals with the essential skills and knowledge required for a successful career in the HVAC industry.

Course Contents:

1. Basic Understanding of HVAC Systems:

   • Introduction to the fundamental principles and functions of Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning systems.

2. Concepts of HVAC Components:

   • In-depth exploration of key components within HVAC systems and their roles in maintaining indoor comfort.

3. Ventilation Design:

   • Study of ventilation principles and design considerations to ensure optimal indoor air quality and circulation.

4. Cooling Load Calculation:

   • Techniques and methodologies for calculating the cooling load requirements of a space.

5. Understanding Duct Types, Materials & Classifications:

   • Examination of various duct types, materials used in ductwork, and classifications based on application and system requirements.

6. Fan External Static Pressure Calculation:

   • Hands-on calculation and understanding of fan external static pressure to ensure efficient airflow.

7. Duct-Mounted Accessories (Dampers, Filters, Heaters):

   • Overview of essential accessories mounted in duct systems, including dampers, filters, and heaters, and their functions.

8. Basics of HVAC Concepts, Equipment, and Systems:

   • Comprehensive coverage of fundamental concepts, equipment, and diverse systems employed in HVAC applications.

9. Basic of Air Conditioning:

   • Understanding the principles and processes involved in air conditioning for temperature control and comfort.

10. Various Types of AC Systems:

    • Exploration of different types of Air Conditioning systems, including split systems, packaged systems, and more.

11. HVAC System with Quantity Take-off:

    • Practical application of HVAC system design principles with a focus on quantity take-off for effective project planning.

12. Chilled Water Supply and Return System:

    • In-depth study of chilled water systems, including supply and return systems, and their role in large-scale HVAC applications.

Overall Objective:

This certificate program aims to provide participants with a well-rounded understanding of HVAC systems, preparing them for roles in system design, installation, and maintenance. With a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills, graduates will be equipped to contribute effectively to the dynamic field of Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning.

Who this course is for:

• HVAC Apprentices
• HVAC Students
• HVAC Engineers
• MEP Engineers
• Mechanical engineers
• Mechanical engineering students
• Heat Ventilation and Air Conditioning students
• Energy engineers
• Anyone who need to construct his HVAC project