Air Conditioning
Learn
the basic fundamentals of residential and commercial air conditioning
systems.
Objectives:
- Evaluate the properties of air using both charts and tables.
- Compute latent and sensible heat gain in residential and commercial
buildings.
- Analyze air conditioning performance using the diffusion,
supply air relative
- Humidity and BTU difference tests.
- Determine conditioned air supply quantities.
- Select air conditioning equipment and accessories.
- Configure air and water based systems.
- Size ductwork and hydronic piping.
- Compute mixed air properties.
Air
Conditioning Lab
Apply
the principles of psychometrics in testing and operating air conditioners;
study the various components that make up the system, tracing the
many refrigerant and electrical circuits used in domestic and commercial
systems; and use air measuring instruments to determine the actual
volume and weight of air being circulated.
Objectives:
- Define the terms related to the Air Conditioning field.
- The student will draw wiring diagrams of Air Conditioning
systems
- Calculate cooling and humidity expectations, and their affect
on Air Conditioning systems.
- The student will use Psychrometic Tables and Charts
- Install Air Conditioning systems and related piping and wiring
on equipment.
- Charge equipment with refrigerant.
- Recover refrigerants.
- The student will define and measure air movement within air
handling equipment and ducts.
- Design air conditioning systems.
For
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