Advanced Psychrometric Design Examples for HVAC Systems

Course Number: HV-6021
Credit: 6 PDH
Subject Matter Expert: A. Bhatia, Mechanical Engineer
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Overview

In Advanced Psychrometric Design Examples for HVAC Systems, you'll learn ...

  • An intensive understanding of the very essential psychrometric principles
  • How to apply several psychrometrics processes to design practical heating and air conditioning systems
  • A thorough knowledge of psychrometrics through numerous practical calculations and examples

Overview

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Credit: 6 PDH

Length: 164 pages

The main purpose of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems is to maintain a comfortable environment within a building. This is achieved by supplying air at an appropriate temperature, humidity, and airflow rate.

In the design and analysis of HVAC systems, the fundamental requirement is to first calculate the total heating and cooling loads incident on the building and then establish the most efficient process to bring the air conditions to the comfort zone with the aid of psychometric analysis. A psychrometric chart is an industry-standard tool to visualize the air conditioning processes and to select the most appropriate air conditioning equipment for the job.

In this course, you will learn how to apply several psychrometrics processes to design practical heating and air conditioning systems. This course provides an intensive understanding of the very essential psychrometric principles and includes a lot of practical calculations and examples to give you a thorough grounding in this area.

If you are responsible for the design or maintenance of any aspect of air-conditioning in buildings, a clear and comfortable understanding of the chart will make your job easier. The course will benefit HVAC design engineers, energy engineers, HSE professionals and facility managers, O&M engineers, architects working with contractors, and anyone interested in learning HVAC and Refrigeration Systems.

Prerequisite: Before studying this course module, it is expected that you have the basic fundamental knowledge of air properties, psychrometric charts, and air conditioning processes. For beginners and novice engineers, it is strongly recommended to first undertake Level 1 course “Application of Psychrometrics to Heating and Cooling.”

Specific Knowledge or Skill Obtained

This course teaches the following specific knowledge and skills:

  • The properties of moist air using Psychrometrics chart
  • How to calculate the energy content, heat and mass transfer rates, and required air flow rates to the spaces
  • What type of environment control is required to bring air into the comfort zone
  • Different state points of the air as it passes through different processes and what causes each type of movement (right to left, up and down)
  • The use of sensible heat factors and the difference between RSHF, GSHF, and ESHF
  • The cooling and dehumidification systems for hot and humid climates
  • How to size the cooling coils and calculate the required airflow rate for air handling units
  • Humidification systems for cold and dry weathers
  • The application of energy recovery and the economizer cycle for ventilation purposes
  • How to apply psychrometric analysis to any kind of environmental control system with a lot of practical calculations and examples

Certificate of Completion

You will be able to immediately print a certificate of completion after passing a multiple-choice quiz consisting of 35 questions. PDH credits are not awarded until the course is completed and quiz is passed.

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