Become a HVAC Professional - Part 2/3- Load Calculations HAP

Welcome to the HVAC course, this is the Part 2 of the series ''Become a HVAC Professional'' | in this part you will able to learn Basics of HVAC Load Calculations by using ASHRAE approved Carrier Hourly Analysis Program (H.A.P) to Calculate the tonnage (kW) and CFM according to gulf or Dubai Standards.

• This is the only course taught by a Mechanical Engineer

• After the completion of this course, you can get a Full-time job in the HVAC industry.

• I will be permanently updating content so you can be Up-To date with the industry.

• I was involved in the Design & installation of HVAC Systems in the United Arab Emirates (Dubai).

• This course is designed for complete Beginners, I tried to cover relevant topics in the industry.

IN THIS COURSE YOU WILL ABLE TO LEARN TOPICS SUCH AS :

Basic Theory behind Load Calculations and Design Process.

• Understanding of a Wall and Partition

• Roof and Ceiling Concept

• Ventilation and Infiltration

• Sources of Heat

Basic Formulas Behind the Software (Important for Interview)

• Resistance and Coefficient of Heat Transfer

• Wall Heat Load

• Glass Heat Load

• Roof and Ceiling Load Formula

Essentials of HAP Software

• Basics of Software

• Importance of Drawing

• U values according to Gulf Standards.

• Adding weather and Wall details.

• Adding roof and Window details.

How to Create a Space in HAP

• General Properties

• Internal Properties

• Wall Creation

• Space roof Creation

• Partition wall Effect

How to Create System in HAP

• Creating and Name a System

• Selection of HVAC System

• Selecting and Adding spaces.

Generation of HVAC Design Reports

• Preview Design Reports

• Save and Print Design Reports

How to save Actual Project in H.A.P

• Saving a Project

• Archive a Project (important)

• Retrieve a Project (Important)

• How to send complete Project on an email to Client (Important)