This online HVAC course, ideal for beginners and those seeking to deepen their understanding, focuses on simplfying complex concepts, making them practical and industry-specific.

It covers the water-side of air conditioning systems, equipping learners to evaluate and size chillers effectively. The course also covers HVAC controls and troubleshooting with Building Management Systems, emphasizing the often-neglected but vital aspect of chiller plant optimization.

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This course explores the air side of building air conditioning systems, leading you through the process of becoming proficient in assessing, choosing, and sizing Air Handling Units (AHU) and Air Ducts.

You will apply core mechanical engineering principles like thermodynamics, heat transfer, and fluid dynamics, enabling you to convert theoretical concepts into practical skills relevant to the HVAC field. The curriculum includes subjects such as psychrometry, duct sizing using the equal friction method, understanding space heat gain, and control applications utilizing Building Management Systems (BMS)!

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This online course focuses on the critical roles of pumps and motors, addressing common issues like neglect, incorrect sizing, and inefficiency that lead to energy waste.

It starts with fundamental fluid mechanics theories, teaching how to apply them in real-life situations, including plotting system curves and interpreting pump curves for proper sizing. The course then shifts to calculating and understanding motor input and output power, efficiency, interpreting motor nameplates, and correctly sizing motors for pump applications. It also covers optimizing the efficiency of motor-driven systems.

You can find additional information, sample videos, course structure and learning outcomes on the Udemy page.