HVAC Systems Engineering Fundamentals for Design and Implementation

Introduction

HVAC systems, encompassing heating, ventilation, and air conditioning, play a crucial role in maintaining thermal comfort and indoor air quality in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. This comprehensive training course delves into the fundamental principles of HVAC systems engineering, empowering engineers to effectively design, implement, and optimize HVAC systems for optimal performance, energy efficiency, and occupant well-being.

Objectives

1. Gain a thorough understanding of the fundamental principles of thermodynamics, heat transfer, fluid mechanics, and psychrometrics that underpin HVAC systems.
2. Master the principles of various HVAC system components, including compressors, condensers, evaporators, fans, ductwork, and control systems.
3. Explore the different types of HVAC systems, such as central air conditioning, split systems, heat pumps, and hydronic systems.
4. Delve into the design considerations for HVAC systems, including load calculations, equipment selection, ductwork design, and system layout.
5. Learn about the principles of HVAC system control and optimization, including temperature control, humidity control, and energy management strategies.
6. Discover the relevant codes, standards, and regulations applicable to HVAC system design and implementation.

Who Should Attend

1. Aspiring and practicing HVAC engineers responsible for designing, specifying, and overseeing the implementation of HVAC systems.
2. Mechanical engineers seeking to expand their knowledge of HVAC systems engineering.
3. Architects and building designers involved in the integration of HVAC systems into building design.
4. Facility managers responsible for the operation and maintenance of HVAC systems.
5. Individuals pursuing a career in the field of HVAC systems engineering.