This course is recommended for the professional advancement of HVAC engineers
and designers, building engineers, Design Build contractors, recent college
graduates, or anyone involved with HVAC DDC Systems.
This practical course on heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC)
systems design devotes each session to one subject, starting with a lecture and
followed by problem-solving and practical applications. The emphasis is placed
on accepted rule-of-thumb in HVAC design. Learn about HVAC value engineering
solutions that save installation cost as well as energy and operational cost.
This course includes an optional field trip.
Topics include:
- HVAC Systems and Air Distribution
- Constant Air Volume vs. Variable Air Volume Systems
- HVAC Piping Design
- Pump Selections and Efficiencies
- Coil Selection and Humidity Control
- HVAC Zoning and Indoor Air Quality
- Chiller Selection and Efficiency
- HVAC Commissioning and Controls
- HVAC Specification
Prerequisite: Minimum of two years HVAC
experience or an Associate Degree in a related field.
Field Trip: This course includes an optional
field trip to a most unique facility in San Diego.
OSHPD and HVAC Systems Hospitals: The course
may include an additional seminar. This seminar will review the practical
approaches in design and control of HVAC systems for hospitals. The seminar will
review some of the most critical HVAC-related challenges in today's healthcare
facilities. Topics include temperature and humidity control for operating rooms,
energy savings solutions as well as Office of Health Planning Department (OSHPD)
guidelines. Discover the latest dos and don'ts in the HVAC of the Healthcare
facilities.