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HVAC Load Calculation Manual, Excel form and HAP Software

Name: HVAC Load Calculation Manual, Excel form and HAP Software
Rating: 4.6 (89 reviews)

Be the Master in all types of HVAC Load Calculation

Created byAugmintech Education Pvt Ltd

Last updated 1/2022

English

What you'll learn

Understand types of loads in HVAC
Perform Load Calculation Manually
Perform Load Calculation using Excel E 20 Sheet
Perform Load Calculation using HAP Software
Perform Load Calculation for any type of HVAC Systems

Course content

3 sections • 17 lectures • 4h 4m total length

Introduction8:22
Learn to calculate cooling loads manually by separating external and internal loads, accounting for external and internal heat sources, CLTV values, and using overall heat transmission coefficients.
Determine U Value9:21
determine the u-value, the overall heat transfer coefficient, by summing component r-values and taking the inverse, using charts to evaluate brick, block, insulation, and plasterboard.
Determine CLTD Value10:25
Calculate cltv values by incorporating inside and outside temperature differences, daily range, solar radiation, and heat storage to adjust conductive heat gains using ASHRAE latitude and month corrections.
Calculate External Cooling Load19:43
Calculate Internal Cooling Load7:40

Getting Familiar with HAP16:17
Get familiar with HAP software to estimate cooling and heating loads, simulate energy costs, and define walls, roofs, doors, windows, shades, infiltration, sealing, spaces, weather, and schedules.
Defining Weather Properties22:24
Define weather properties for a New Delhi hvac load calculation project by configuring design parameters, design temperatures, design solar, and simulation in hap.
Creating Schedules15:43
Define and assign schedules for people, lights, and fans using fractional and binary types with hourly profiles for working day and holiday occupancy, plus binding schedules in hap software.
Defining Walls and Partitions11:40
Define external walls and partitions in the HVAC load workflow by creating assemblies, setting outside colors, and specifying layer materials, thickness, and r-values; partitions use equal inside and outside resistances.
Defining Roofs, Ceilings and Floors9:00
Define roofs, ceilings, and floors in HVAC load calculations by setting interior and exterior resistances, noting heat flow direction, and adjusting components to meet the target U-value.
Defining Windows and Doors9:08
Defining Shades6:58
Define exterior shades and their influence on heat transfer, detailing overhang types, left and right wings, and shading geometry—projection, height above the window, and extensions for accurate HVAC calculations.
Creating Spaces Part 120:52
Learn how to define spaces in the HVAC load calculation software, from single rooms to entire buildings, and assign properties, ventilation, lighting, schedules, and miscellaneous loads using a bedroom example.
Creating Spaces Part 213:35
Creating Spaces Part 324:39
Define infiltration and air changes per hour, then set design cooling, heating, and energy analysis values to model spaces. Consider floor types and partitions to determine bedroom space results.
Defining Systems6:00
Define and configure a single-zone HVAC system in HAP software to compute cooling and heating loads, link spaces to zones, and view the results.

Requirements

No prior experience or knowledge required

Description

This online HVAC course will teach you all the concepts of HVAC Load Calculation from very basic to pro level. Many animations are also used for a better understanding of concepts.

The basic course outline is as follows:

Cooling Load Calculation (MANUAL)

Introduction
Overall Heat Transfer Coefficient (U)
Common Load Temperature Difference (CLTD)
External Cooling Load

Conduction Through Wall

Conduction Through Roof

Conduction Through Glass

Solar Load Through Glass

Conduction Through Partition

Conduction Through Ceiling

Conduction Through Floor

Infiltration Load

Ventilation Load

Internal Cooling Load

People

Lighting

Equipment & Appliances

Cooling Load Calculation (E-20 excel form)

Cooling Load Calculation (HAP Software)

Getting Familiar With HAP
Defining Weather Properties
Creating Schedules
Defining Walls and Partitions
Defining Roofs, Ceilings and Floor
Defining Windows and Doors
Defining Shades
Creating Spaces_Part 1
Creating Spaces_Part 2
Creating Spaces_Part 3
Selection of HVAC System

Many sample projects are also included in this HVAC training.

This HVAC design course has been designed keeping in mind the comfort of both online and offline learners.

What else will you get?

Free E-20 Excel Sheet For Load Calculation
Doubts answered in less than 1 day
Free Handbooks
Free Data Book
Downloadable Files/Links of Free Software
Lifetime Course Access
Sample Buildings Plans and Elevations for Project
Quizzes and Assignments
Certificate of Completion

After the completion of the course, you will have the skill of HVAC Designer and you can perform load calculation of any HVAC system.

Go ahead and take the course and become an expert in HVAC Load Calculation.

Here at Augmintech, We coach engineering students and working professionals for better career opportunities. Our trainers have experience teaching students from more than 100 countries. They understand the needs of different students whether it is pace, comfort, mindset, etc. They are the best creators from designing courses to final delivery. We design all our courses keeping in mind the comfort of both Online and Offline Learners. Our support team makes sure that you get your doubts clarified as soon as we receive them. WE are on a mission to train Engineers in the most attractive and easiest way and make them FIELD READY. This HVAC course is the first we have launched and we intend to deliver almost all that an Engineer would require. So you can also post what next course would you like us to launch.

Enroll Now and Welcome to Augmintech !!!

Who this course is for:

HVAC Engineers
Mechanical Engineers
HVAC Designer Engineers
Mechanical engineering students
Energy engineers
HAP designing students
Piping students
Plumbing students
Firefighting students

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Load Calculation Manually5 lectures • 56min

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