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HVAC system Course Overview

Category: Open SourceLevel: BeginnerDuration: 32 HoursPrice: $1,800

The HVAC System Course Overview by Open Source equips learners with essential knowledge in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. This course is vital for aspiring technicians, engineers, and facility managers, enhancing their skills to optimize energy efficiency and indoor comfort. Gain insights into system design, installation, and maintenance to excel in the growing HVAC industry.

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Course outline & what you'll learn

Overview of HVAC principles

  • Importance of HVAC in modern buildings
  • Key components of HVAC systems
  • Central vs. decentralized systems
  • Split systems vs. packaged systems
  • Ducted vs. ductless systems
  • Principles of refrigeration
  • Components of the refrigeration cycle
  • Refrigerants and their properties
  • Types of heating methods (furnaces, heat pumps)
  • Boiler systems and hydronic heating
  • Electric vs. gas heating systems
  • Importance of indoor air quality
  • Types of ventilation (natural, mechanical, hybrid)
  • Ventilation system design and airflow
  • Types of air conditioning systems
  • Components of air conditioning units
  • Energy efficiency and SEER ratings
  • Thermostats and zoning systems
  • Smart HVAC technology
  • Building management systems
  • Load calculations (manual J)
  • Duct design principles
  • Equipment selection and placement
  • Best practices for HVAC installation
  • Routine maintenance procedures
  • Troubleshooting common HVAC issues
  • Energy conservation techniques
  • Green building practices
  • Regulatory standards and certifications
  • Innovations in HVAC technology
  • The role of HVAC in climate change mitigation
  • Emerging careers and skill sets in HVAC fields

Why train with Traincrest

This Open Source course is delivered by Traincrest's certified instructors, live online or in the classroom, with hands-on labs and a 98% exam success rate. Trusted by 500+ companies and 50,000+ students worldwide.