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We're here to help you find itThe HVAC system course provides comprehensive training for individuals seeking expertise in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning technology. Through this curriculum, learners will grasp the Principles of thermodynamics, understand the Relationship between pressure and temperature, and dive into the Fundamentals of heat transfer and Fluid flow. The course is designed to impart a solid foundation in Psychrometry, comfort air conditioning requirements, and Heating and cooling load calculation procedures, ensuring students can design and maintain efficient HVAC systems.
In addition, the program covers diverse HVAC systems, including Electric heating systems and Air-conditioning systems, while emphasizing Duct design, air flow, and distribution. Crucial skills in fault finding and troubleshooting are developed, alongside an understanding of the Greenhouse effect and future refrigerants, making the course relevant in the context of environmental concerns. The final module focuses on controls and instrumentation, teaching students about different Types of control systems. This course is a gateway to becoming proficient in HVAC systems, providing the knowledge and skills necessary to enhance indoor environmental quality and energy efficiency.
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Koenig Solutions' HVAC course offers comprehensive training on thermodynamics, psychrometry, air conditioning design, and system troubleshooting for industry professionals.
Gain a comprehensive understanding of HVAC principles, design, and troubleshooting, including thermodynamics, psychrometry, load calculations, systems operation, duct design, environmental impact, and control mechanisms.
