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HVAC Design Manually and HAP
Rating: 3.7 out of 5(4 ratings)
40 students

HVAC Design Manually and HAP

HVAC design Manually, Excel sheet, and HAP software.
Created byMansoor Ullah
Last updated 2/2024
English

What you'll learn

  • Design HVAC System for the residential and high rise building with the help of ASHRAE and CARRIER standard.
  • Learn the basic Code and standard of HVAC system.
  • Design all the HVAC thermal loads calculation manually, Excel sheet and HAP software.
  • Design of DUCT system and their required Calculation.
  • Chiller and Plant design according to the HVAC design.
  • AutoCAD basic command for HVAC.
  • Understand the Ventilation basic and calculation.

Course content

15 sections18 lectures15h 58m total length
  • Introduction56:37

    Explore the basics of hvac design, including heating, cooling, and ventilation; learn heat sources, heat transfer types, heat load calculations, and the roles of evaporator and condenser in conditioning.

Requirements

  • Just need your precious TIME.

Description

Thermal analysis of building envelope including solar heat gain, and thermal zoning.

HVAC load estimation using the ASHRAE method as well as commercial software for residential and

commercial buildings. HVAC system configuration both all-air and air-water systems. Air-distribution

systems and psychrometric analysis. Design of ducts and piping systems. Refrigeration and Absorption 

systems including heat pumps, chillers, and boilers. Selection of HVAC equipment.


Textbook: Principles of Heating, Ventilating, and Airconditioning, ASHRAE publisher.

Reference books:

  1. ASHRAE Handbook of Fundamentals

  2. Handbook of Airconditioning System Design, Carrier Airconditioning Company


The Course Offering: This course consists of 2 segments. 

  1. Theories and Design Methods

    a. Load calculation methods for residential and commercial buildings

    b. Air distribution techniques

    c. Equipment types and selection methods

  2. Design by using Commercial Software

    a. Utilize available commercial software for HVAC load calculation

    b. Basic energy estimation

    c. Basic cost estimation

Major Course Objective

This is a hands-on type of design course with a major focus on HVAC load calculation using computer

software published by well-known air conditioning companies. The focus is also on analyzing various options

in air conditioning systems leading to the selection of available products in the market. At the successful

completion of the course, the students will be in a position to seek direct employment with A/C design

firms and perform the duties of an HVAC design engineer.

Who this course is for:

  • MEP Engineer
  • Mechanical Engineer