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Data Center HVAC Explained by a Data Center Engineer
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Data Center HVAC Explained by a Data Center Engineer

How to understand and verify the key functions and system diagram of Data Center HVAC.
Last updated 1/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • To Understand Data Center HVAC Key Functions and Purposes
  • To Understand Data Center HVAC Commissioning Strategy
  • To Understand Duct, Piping HVAC System Diagram
  • To Understand How to use Mollier chart
  • To Understand How to use Psychrometric Chart

Course content

5 sections17 lectures3h 50m total length
  • Mechanical engineer vs HVAC engineer12:37
  • HVAC Strategic Values7:05
  • HVAC Heat Transfer Principles13:10

Requirements

  • You can easily understand HVAC without using complex formulas such as fluid mechanics and thermodynamics.

Description

Title: From Hard Hats to Raised Floors: Why I Built This Course

Three years ago, moving to Data Center Operations after 10+ years in HVAC construction and commissioning was nerve-wracking. Even with my experience, my heart pounded faster than a runaway pump. I wondered, "How different could Data Center HVAC really be?"

Turns out, very different.

Physics remains the same, but the application in a Data Center is a completely different beast. While my commissioning background saved me, as a Lead Engineer, I saw many talented colleagues struggle because traditional HVAC rules don't always apply here.

That was my "Aha!" moment. I built this course to be the bridge I wish I had back then.

I’ve packed 17 years of blood, sweat, and refrigerant—everything I’ve seen and experienced—into these lessons. My goal is to help you navigate this field with confidence, not panic.

Please, enjoy the ride. And if you hit a wall? The Q&A board and my email are always open. I’ll get back to you faster than a backup generator kicks in.


Here is the course lineup I’ve prepared:"

1. HVAC Basic

1) Mechanical engineer vs HVAC engineer

2) HVAC Strategic Values

3) HVAC Heat Transfer Principles


2. HVAC Main Components

1) AHU (Air Handling Unit) System

2) HVAC Duct and Piping Systems

3) HVAC Damper and Valve Control

4) Heat Source - Chiller and Heater

5) Humidification

6) HVAC and BMS


3. HVAC Verification

1) TAB

2) Performance Test


4. HVAC Considerations

1) System Diagram - Ducts/Chilled Water Pipes

2) Mollier Diagram Analysis

3) Psychrometric Chart & Cycle Analysis


5. Data Center HVAC

1) Data Center Purpose & Function

2) Data Center HVAC Characteristics

3) Data Center Commissioning Strategy

Who this course is for:

  • Students majoring in HVAC
  • Engineers who want to challenge themselves in the Data Center HVAC field
  • Data Center HVAC engineers who want to develop their skills
  • Anyone who wants to understand Data Center HVAC