HVAC Systems: Design, Operation and Maintenance

Overview

Understanding Psychrometry is fundamental to grasping HVAC system operations, so the course begins with a concise review of Psychrometry and its application to air conditioning processes on the Psychrometric chart. Subsequently, participants will delve into detailed discussions on the basic subsystems of HVAC systems, covering various single-zone and multiple-zone configurations. Clear guidelines are provided for selecting the most suitable HVAC system for residential, commercial, and industrial applications.

Furthermore, the course addresses operation and maintenance procedures for different subsystems and components, alongside an overview of measurements and instrumentation utilized in troubleshooting HVAC systems.

This material caters to individuals with limited background knowledge on the subject, while also offering valuable insights for experienced personnel working with HVAC systems.

Course Outline: 

1. Introduction to HVAC.

2. Psychrometry

3. Basic Subsystems of any HVAC System.

4. Types of HVAC Systems – Single- and Multiple-zone systems.

5. Selection of HVAC Systems for Various Applications.

6. HVAC Equipment Selection and Rating Tables.

7. Operation and Maintenance of Air Subsystem Components.

8. Operation and Maintenance to Guarantee Indoor Air Quality (IAQ).

9. Operation and Maintenance of Refrigeration Subsystem Components.

10. Troubleshooting of HVAC Systems.

What You Will Learn

A thorough understanding of the design, operation, and maintenance of various HVAC systems.

• Guidelines for the selection of the most appropriate HVAC system for various applications.

• Valuable information on maintenance and troubleshooting of various HVAC components and subsystems.

Who Should Attend

• Design and project engineers and technologists,

• Plant and facility managers/engineers,

• Consultants,

• Mechanical engineers and technologists,

• Maintenance and operation personnel,

• Other technical personnel who need to upgrade/refresh their current knowledge of operation and maintenance of various types of HVAC systems,

• Professionals with basic knowledge in the construction field and wishing to gain knowledge to be able to join the field of HVAC including:

• Architects

• Technicians

• Contractors

• Building inspectors

• Site Foremen

• Representatives of suppliers or equipment manufacturers

• Engineering Students