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HVAC Designing course (Beginner to Advance Level )
Rating: 4.1 out of 5(182 ratings)
648 students

HVAC Designing course (Beginner to Advance Level )

HVAC
Last updated 10/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Hvac Designing
  • Revit Mep
  • psychometry
  • duct and pipe sizer

Course content

22 sections117 lectures10h 35m total length
  • Introduction0:34

Requirements

  • Thermodynamics , Fluid mechanics and hmt

Description

Learn the advanced level of HVAC design with our design course. Features include Revit MEP 2020, ASHRAE Psychometric Tools, and Duct Sizer. Explore advanced topics regarding HVAC systems and excel in the most efficient techniques involved in the design process. Upon completion, I will be able to design modern, state-of-the-art HVAC systems.

Course Overview:

  • HVAC Fundamentals—Provides a good foundation in HVAC basics. Provides an orientation into the field and critical principles.

  • Refrigeration and Refrigerants: Principles of refrigeration, various refrigerants, and applications.

  • HVAC Goals: Goals in the HVAC design, with particular reference to sensible and latent cooling loads.

  • Refrigeration Cycles: Vapor-compression and absorption cycles—basic introduction to HVAC systems.

  • Psychrometry: Understanding psychrometric properties and analysis—ASHRAE's Psychometric Software and calculators.

  • Load Calculations - Learn how to perform basic through advanced interior and exterior load calculations.

  • Ducting: Learn the rules for designing ducts, the categories of ducts, and different duct sizing methodologies, including the McQuay Duct Sizer.

  • HVAC Equipment—Learn about essential components such as FCUs, AHUs, VAV systems, humidifiers, dehumidifiers, dampers, and chillers.

  • Design Essentials: Learn to set latitude and longitude, create and schedule space, and do zoning and load calculations in HVAC.

  • Air Systems—Designing skills in supply, return, fresh, and exhaust air systems and understanding negative and positive pressure impacts.

  • Advanced Systems - VAV systems, CAV systems, packaging unit systems, and more.

  • Reporting and Analysis – Develop the ability to schedule, generate reports, and analyze costs of HVAC projects

Who this course is for:

  • Mechanical Engineers