Description:
Description:
Step into the cool world of refrigeration and air conditioning design with our groundbreaking course series, CoolCraft. From icy wonders to refreshing breezes, this immersive journey will unveil the secrets behind creating cutting-edge refrigeration and air conditioning systems that redefine comfort, efficiency, and sustainability.
What You'll Discover:
Ice-Cold Engineering: Delve into the principles of thermodynamics and related mathematical calculations to craft refrigeration systems that chill with precision.
Refreshing Air Solutions: Explore the art of air conditioning design, from understanding psychrometrics to optimizing airflow for maximum comfort.
Innovative Components: Investigate the latest technologies and components shaping the future of refrigeration and air conditioning, from compressors to evaporators.
Real-World Applications: Apply your newfound knowledge to solve practical challenges and design custom cooling solutions for diverse industries and environments, because the information in this course comes from real world practices and experiences.
This course has been created keeping both beginners and industry professionals in mind and thus the knowledge exposure is incremental and gradual.
Why Choose “CoolCraft: Mastering Refrigeration & HVAC design”:
Expert Guidance: Learn from industry professional with decades of experience in refrigeration and air conditioning engineering and also who is passionate about sharing his expertise.
Industry Insights: Gain insider knowledge on emerging trends and best practices from leaders in the refrigeration and air conditioning industry.
Future-Proof Skills: Equip yourself with the skills and know-how to tackle the challenges of tomorrow's cooling landscape with confidence.
Who's It For:
Aspiring Engineers: Ready to embark on a cool journey into the world of refrigeration and air conditioning design and engineering.
HVAC Professionals: Seeking to sharpen their skills and stay ahead of the curve in the rapidly evolving field of cooling technology.
Outcome:
By the end of this course, you'll emerge confident in designing of refrigeration and air conditioning systems, equipped to create innovative cooling solutions that set new standards for comfort, efficiency, sustainability, and performance.
Join the Chill Revolution:
Ready to sculpt the future of cooling? Enroll now in CoolCraft series courses and become a trailblazer in the art of designing cooler, greener, and smarter refrigeration and air conditioning systems.
Course content.
Types of thermodynamic systems
History and application of refrigeration.
Laws of thermodynamics
Physical quantities and their systems.
Physical properties of matter
Temperature - Dry bulb, wet bulb and dew point temperature
Mass - a fundamental property
Energy - the force behind life.
Specific Enthalpy- the heat content per unit mass
Entropy- that always expands
Density - the concentration scale
Specific gravity - will it float or sink
Specific heat- The heat that changes temperature
Latent heat - The HEAT that no one feels.
Specific ratio/Laplace's coefficient/Adiabatic index/heat capacity ratio
Quality - Indicator of vapour content in fluid.
Viscosity - A resistance to change
Humidity - not wanted but cant live without it
The amount of water vapor in air.
Thermal conductivity - the ability of matter to conduct heat
Universal Gas law
Different thermodynamic processes.
How heat transfers and its causes.
States of matter.
Introduction to heat load calculation
Heat gained through the boundaries of refrigerated space.
Heat gained through transparent or translucent boundaries of a refrigerated space.
Heat gained from objects in the refrigerated space.
Heat gained due to respiration - human or vegetables or fruits
Air that infiltrates and adds heat to a space.
Heat added to a space by air ventilation.
Occupancy load : Heat generated by a human body
Heat addition due to functioning of equipment.
Heat generated from cooling unit motor.
Heat generated due to lighting.
Heat load calculation for comfort cooling.
Heat load calculation for perishable product cooling.
This quiz is related to the basic thermodynamic properties.
Introduction to refrigerants.
Classifications of refrigerant.
Refrigerant and its behavior.
Deciding a refrigerant based on its various properties.
Pressure Temperature diagram.
Study of the pressure enthalpy diagram.
Finding properties of refrigerant using pressure enthalpy diagram.
Properties of water and water vapor.
Chart for finding various properties of moist air.
Using a psychrometric chart and psychrometric formulas.
Refrigerant tools - Know how
This quiz is related to the refrigerant properties.
Types of refrigeration system
Explanation of vapor compression cycle
Simplified Piping and Instrumentation diagram
Some common terms used and their explanation.
Function and type of compressors
Equipment that separates refrigerant and oil
Equipment that stores oil
Equipment that recovers waste heat to use it elsewhere
Equipment that changes the state of a refrigerant.
The storage tank of refrigerant
Equipment that purifies the refrigerant
Liquid subcooling and increasing system efficiency
Pressure reducing valve
Heat exchanger that absorbs heat from the target subject.
The valve that maintains a differential pressure for accurate temperature control
A protection device
Filter that catches dirt and debris at compressor inlet
An equipment that keeps the oil clean of dirt and moisture
An equipment that regulates the flow of oil into the compressor
Instrumentation used for control, protection and monitoring of a refrigeration system.
Brains of a refrigeration system.
Electrical equipment used for control and protection of refrigeration equipment.
Different type of valves and their functions.
Pipes used in a refrigeration and air conditioning system.
Exchanging heat heat energy while ventilation to improve the efficiency of a refrigeration or an air conditioning system.
Insulation that restricts intrusion of heat energy.
Different types of refrigeration cycles and arrangements.
Different accessories used in a refrigeration system to improve efficiency and enable protection.
Pump fundamentals.
This quiz is related to the components of a refrigeration system.
The necessity of design calculations.
Calculation of mass flow rate of refrigerants.
Calculating the temperature and enthalpy of mixed flow of a fluid.
Bernoulli's equation and its application.
Pressure drop calculation in pipelines for single phase and two phase fluid.
Pressure drop calculation for valves.
Pressure drop calculation for Newtonian fluid of laminar flow (oil).
Calculation of water flow for cooling and heating application.
Calculation for total dynamic head required by a pump.
Pump affinity law calculation.
Calculation for cooling or heating air flow.
Calculation of pressure drop in ducts and determining static pressure required for a fan.
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