Fundamentals of HVAC System Design

Introduction

Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems are ubiquitous in modern buildings, providing thermal comfort and acceptable indoor air quality for occupants. Designing these systems effectively requires a comprehensive understanding of thermodynamics, heat transfer, fluid mechanics, and building construction principles. This comprehensive training course delves into the fundamentals of HVAC system design, empowering engineers, architects, and HVAC professionals to master the principles and practices necessary to create efficient, sustainable, and occupant-centric HVAC solutions.

Objectives

1. Gain a thorough understanding of the fundamental principles of thermodynamics, heat transfer, and fluid mechanics, essential for HVAC system design.
2. Develop expertise in analyzing heating and cooling loads, considering factors such as building occupancy, insulation, and climate conditions.
3. Master the skills necessary to select and apply appropriate HVAC components, including compressors, condensers, evaporators, fans, ductwork, and control systems.
4. Learn how to design and implement HVAC system layouts, ensuring proper airflow distribution, pressure drop, and system efficiency.
5. Acquire the ability to assess and optimize energy performance of HVAC systems, minimizing energy consumption and lowering operating costs.
6. Enhance your understanding of relevant codes, standards, and regulations applicable to HVAC system design.

Who Should Attend

1. HVAC engineers seeking to expand their knowledge and skills in the design of HVAC systems.
2. Mechanical engineers interested in specializing in HVAC system design.
3. Architects and building designers responsible for incorporating HVAC systems into their projects.
4. HVAC contractors and installers involved in the implementation of HVAC systems.
5. Individuals pursuing a career in HVAC system design.