HVAC Engineering Masterclass: From Basics to Expertise
A Step-by-Step Journey to Becoming a Skilled HVAC Professional
What you'll learn
Define HVAC systems and explain their importance in energy efficiency and indoor comfort.
Identify various types of heating systems and understand their operation methods.
Describe the refrigeration cycle and the components involved in air conditioning systems.
Differentiate between natural and mechanical ventilation systems and their roles in air quality.
Design and install ductwork for efficient airflow and energy conservation.
Apply thermodynamic principles to HVAC system operations and heat transfer mechanisms
Calculate heating and cooling loads based on building specifications and climate conditions.
Select appropriate HVAC equipment based on system needs, energy efficiency, and capacity ratings.
Diagnose common HVAC system failures and apply troubleshooting techniques.
Explore emerging HVAC technologies, including smart systems and renewable energy integration, for sustainable design.
Requirements
No prior knowledge of HVAC is needed
No prior experience is needed.
Just the passion to learn within your heart
Basic physics (High School Level) Not mandatory
Interest in HVAC Design Engineering
Interest in HVAC Site Engineering
Interest in HVAC Sales Engineering
Interest to Study About HVAC
Description
The HVAC Engineering Masterclass: From Basics to Expertise - A Step-by-Step Journey to Becoming a Skilled HVAC Professional Course is designed to take students on a comprehensive journey through the core principles, advanced technologies, and practical applications of HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems. Whether you're just starting or looking to enhance your skills, this course provides a structured pathway to mastering HVAC engineering—from fundamental concepts to cutting-edge innovations.
Through five detailed modules, students will learn the critical components and operations of HVAC systems, explore thermodynamics and heat transfer, and understand the intricacies of system design, installation, and troubleshooting. Special emphasis is placed on energy efficiency, sustainability, and the integration of renewable energy solutions in modern HVAC systems.The following is the detailed course structure:Module 1: Introduction to HVAC Systems and Principles1. Overview of HVAC Systems Definition, importance, and applications of HVAC systems Basic components: heating, ventilation, and air conditioning The role of HVAC in indoor comfort and energy efficiency2. Heating Systems: Types and Operations Types of heating systems: furnaces, boilers, heat pumps Heat generation methods: gas, electric, geothermal Heat transfer mechanisms: conduction, convection, radiation3. Air Conditioning and Cooling Systems Types of air conditioning systems: central, split, packaged The refrigeration cycle and key components: compressor, condenser, evaporator Cooling load calculations and system design principles4. Ventilation and Airflow Management Natural vs. mechanical ventilation Types of ventilation systems: exhaust, supply, balanced The importance of proper airflow and air quality in HVAC systems5. Duct work Design and Installation Duct sizing, materials, and layout Proper installation techniques for efficient airflow Sealing and insulating ducts to prevent energy loss Module 2: Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer in HVAC1. Fundamentals of Thermodynamics in HVAC Basic laws of thermodynamics Heat energy transfer and temperature gradients Thermodynamic principles applied to HVAC systems2. Heat Transfer Mechanisms Conduction, convection, and radiation Thermal conductivity and its application in HVAC materials Effective insulation and energy conservation methods3. The Refrigeration Cycle Four stages of the refrigeration cycle (compression, condensation, expansion, evaporation)Role of refrigerants in HVAC systems Refrigerant management and environmental considerations4. Energy Efficiency in Heating and Cooling Efficiency ratings: SEER, EER, COP High-efficiency heating and cooling solutions Optimizing system performance for energy savings5. Advanced Heat Transfer Systems Heat recovery systems (HRVs, ERVs)Thermal storage and heat exchangers Geothermal and solar heating systems Module 3: HVAC System Design and Sizing1. Load Calculation and HVAC Design Principles How to calculate heating and cooling loads Factors affecting load calculations: building size, insulation, climate Introduction to Manual J and Manual D load calculation methods2. Selecting HVAC Equipment Sizing heating and cooling units (furnaces, ACs, heat pumps)Understanding BTU, tonnage, and capacity ratings Choosing energy-efficient equipment based on system needs3. Duct Design and Zoning Systems Duct design considerations for various building types The importance of zoning for energy efficiency and comfort Smart thermostats and zone control systems4. Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) and Filtration Systems Importance of IAQ in HVAC system design Types of air filtration and purification systems Managing humidity levels with dehumidifiers and humidifiers5. Sustainability in HVAC System Design Energy-efficient and sustainable design principles Using renewable energy sources (solar, geothermal)Integration of HVAC systems with building automation systems (BAS)Module 4: Installation, Maintenance, and Troubleshooting1. HVAC Installation Process Step-by-step installation of heating, cooling, and ventilation systems Site preparation, duct work installation, and refrigerant charging Wiring and electrical connections for HVAC systems2. Preventive Maintenance for HVAC Systems Regular inspections and cleaning of HVAC components Replacing filters, lubricating moving parts, and checking refrigerant levels Monitoring system performance for optimal efficiency3. Common HVAC System Failures Troubleshooting common issues (no cooling, inadequate heating)Diagnosing refrigerant leaks, electrical faults, and airflow problems Common fixes for furnace, AC, and ventilation system failures4. Advanced Diagnostics and Tools Using diagnostic tools: multimeters, manometers, pressure gauges Diagnosing complex HVAC problems (compressor failure, overheating)Software tools for troubleshooting and performance analysis5. Repair and Replacement of HVAC Components Repair procedures for damaged components (motors, compressors, valves)Replacing faulty parts while maintaining system efficiency Handling refrigerant safely during maintenance and repairs Module 5: Advanced HVAC Technologies and Future Trends1. Smart HVAC Systems and Automation Overview of IoT and smart HVAC technology Integrating smart thermostats, sensors, and automation systems Benefits of predictive maintenance and remote monitoring2. Energy Efficiency and Sustainability in HVAC Green building practices and energy-saving strategiesRole of HVAC in achieving energy certifications (LEED, Energy Star)Future trends in energy-efficient HVAC technologies3. Renewable Energy Integration in HVAC Solar-assisted heating and cooling systems Geothermal heat pumps and their applications in HVAC Wind and other renewable energy sources for HVAC systems4. Advanced Refrigerants and Environmental Impact The evolution of refrigerants: from R-22 to environmentally friendly options Low-GWP refrigerants and their impact on global warming Regulatory changes and best practices for refrigerant management5. The Future of HVAC EngineeringEmerging technologies in HVAC: AI, machine learning, and predictive analytics The role of HVAC in climate change mitigation and sustainability The future of HVAC system design in smart cities and high-performance buildings Upon completing this masterclass, students will have the knowledge and practical skills to design, install, maintain, and troubleshoot HVAC systems, with a solid understanding of how to optimize system performance for energy savings and environmental sustainability.
This course is perfect for aspiring HVAC engineers, technicians, and anyone looking to future-proof their career in an increasingly technology-driven and eco-conscious industry.
About me Lakshmanan Kuppanchetty ISO Certified HVAC Engineer My name is Lakshmanan Kuppanchetty and I am 25 years old, I grew up in India.I studied a Diploma in HVAC Engineering and bachelor's degree in Aeronautical Engineering and Master's in Project Management and I am very thankful to everyone who is making this possible.
My aim is to convince you that Engineering as well as career development and specifically Fundamentals of HVAC Engineering and Aeronautical Engineering are topics which can be faced if one is interested in them.Feel free to ask me for information regarding the courses or additional information on HVAC Engineering!I hope you find the courses useful and enjoy the material uploaded!Kind regards to all,Lakshmanan Kuppanchetty
Who this course is for
Mechanical engineers
Mechanical engineering students
HVAC designers
Heat Ventilation and Air Conditioning students
Anyone who need to construct his HVAC project
Freelancers who need to construct his HVAC project
Energy engineers
HAP designing students
Revit MEP students
Autocad mechanical students
Air Conditioning Engineer
Building Management System (BMS) engineer
HVAC practitioner
HVAC Site Engineer
HVAC Design Engineer
HVAC Sales Engineer
Diploma Students
Engineering Students
Science Students
Post Graduate Students
Undergraduate Students
Research People
Published 1/2025
Created by Lakshmanan K
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: All | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 25 Lectures ( 2h 11m ) | Size: 768 MB
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A Step-by-Step Journey to Becoming a Skilled HVAC Professional
What you'll learn
Define HVAC systems and explain their importance in energy efficiency and indoor comfort.
Identify various types of heating systems and understand their operation methods.
Describe the refrigeration cycle and the components involved in air conditioning systems.
Differentiate between natural and mechanical ventilation systems and their roles in air quality.
Design and install ductwork for efficient airflow and energy conservation.
Apply thermodynamic principles to HVAC system operations and heat transfer mechanisms
Calculate heating and cooling loads based on building specifications and climate conditions.
Select appropriate HVAC equipment based on system needs, energy efficiency, and capacity ratings.
Diagnose common HVAC system failures and apply troubleshooting techniques.
Explore emerging HVAC technologies, including smart systems and renewable energy integration, for sustainable design.
Requirements
No prior knowledge of HVAC is needed
No prior experience is needed.
Just the passion to learn within your heart
Basic physics (High School Level) Not mandatory
Interest in HVAC Design Engineering
Interest in HVAC Site Engineering
Interest in HVAC Sales Engineering
Interest to Study About HVAC
Description
The HVAC Engineering Masterclass: From Basics to Expertise - A Step-by-Step Journey to Becoming a Skilled HVAC Professional Course is designed to take students on a comprehensive journey through the core principles, advanced technologies, and practical applications of HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems. Whether you're just starting or looking to enhance your skills, this course provides a structured pathway to mastering HVAC engineering—from fundamental concepts to cutting-edge innovations.
Through five detailed modules, students will learn the critical components and operations of HVAC systems, explore thermodynamics and heat transfer, and understand the intricacies of system design, installation, and troubleshooting. Special emphasis is placed on energy efficiency, sustainability, and the integration of renewable energy solutions in modern HVAC systems.The following is the detailed course structure:Module 1: Introduction to HVAC Systems and Principles1. Overview of HVAC Systems Definition, importance, and applications of HVAC systems Basic components: heating, ventilation, and air conditioning The role of HVAC in indoor comfort and energy efficiency2. Heating Systems: Types and Operations Types of heating systems: furnaces, boilers, heat pumps Heat generation methods: gas, electric, geothermal Heat transfer mechanisms: conduction, convection, radiation3. Air Conditioning and Cooling Systems Types of air conditioning systems: central, split, packaged The refrigeration cycle and key components: compressor, condenser, evaporator Cooling load calculations and system design principles4. Ventilation and Airflow Management Natural vs. mechanical ventilation Types of ventilation systems: exhaust, supply, balanced The importance of proper airflow and air quality in HVAC systems5. Duct work Design and Installation Duct sizing, materials, and layout Proper installation techniques for efficient airflow Sealing and insulating ducts to prevent energy loss Module 2: Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer in HVAC1. Fundamentals of Thermodynamics in HVAC Basic laws of thermodynamics Heat energy transfer and temperature gradients Thermodynamic principles applied to HVAC systems2. Heat Transfer Mechanisms Conduction, convection, and radiation Thermal conductivity and its application in HVAC materials Effective insulation and energy conservation methods3. The Refrigeration Cycle Four stages of the refrigeration cycle (compression, condensation, expansion, evaporation)Role of refrigerants in HVAC systems Refrigerant management and environmental considerations4. Energy Efficiency in Heating and Cooling Efficiency ratings: SEER, EER, COP High-efficiency heating and cooling solutions Optimizing system performance for energy savings5. Advanced Heat Transfer Systems Heat recovery systems (HRVs, ERVs)Thermal storage and heat exchangers Geothermal and solar heating systems Module 3: HVAC System Design and Sizing1. Load Calculation and HVAC Design Principles How to calculate heating and cooling loads Factors affecting load calculations: building size, insulation, climate Introduction to Manual J and Manual D load calculation methods2. Selecting HVAC Equipment Sizing heating and cooling units (furnaces, ACs, heat pumps)Understanding BTU, tonnage, and capacity ratings Choosing energy-efficient equipment based on system needs3. Duct Design and Zoning Systems Duct design considerations for various building types The importance of zoning for energy efficiency and comfort Smart thermostats and zone control systems4. Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) and Filtration Systems Importance of IAQ in HVAC system design Types of air filtration and purification systems Managing humidity levels with dehumidifiers and humidifiers5. Sustainability in HVAC System Design Energy-efficient and sustainable design principles Using renewable energy sources (solar, geothermal)Integration of HVAC systems with building automation systems (BAS)Module 4: Installation, Maintenance, and Troubleshooting1. HVAC Installation Process Step-by-step installation of heating, cooling, and ventilation systems Site preparation, duct work installation, and refrigerant charging Wiring and electrical connections for HVAC systems2. Preventive Maintenance for HVAC Systems Regular inspections and cleaning of HVAC components Replacing filters, lubricating moving parts, and checking refrigerant levels Monitoring system performance for optimal efficiency3. Common HVAC System Failures Troubleshooting common issues (no cooling, inadequate heating)Diagnosing refrigerant leaks, electrical faults, and airflow problems Common fixes for furnace, AC, and ventilation system failures4. Advanced Diagnostics and Tools Using diagnostic tools: multimeters, manometers, pressure gauges Diagnosing complex HVAC problems (compressor failure, overheating)Software tools for troubleshooting and performance analysis5. Repair and Replacement of HVAC Components Repair procedures for damaged components (motors, compressors, valves)Replacing faulty parts while maintaining system efficiency Handling refrigerant safely during maintenance and repairs Module 5: Advanced HVAC Technologies and Future Trends1. Smart HVAC Systems and Automation Overview of IoT and smart HVAC technology Integrating smart thermostats, sensors, and automation systems Benefits of predictive maintenance and remote monitoring2. Energy Efficiency and Sustainability in HVAC Green building practices and energy-saving strategiesRole of HVAC in achieving energy certifications (LEED, Energy Star)Future trends in energy-efficient HVAC technologies3. Renewable Energy Integration in HVAC Solar-assisted heating and cooling systems Geothermal heat pumps and their applications in HVAC Wind and other renewable energy sources for HVAC systems4. Advanced Refrigerants and Environmental Impact The evolution of refrigerants: from R-22 to environmentally friendly options Low-GWP refrigerants and their impact on global warming Regulatory changes and best practices for refrigerant management5. The Future of HVAC EngineeringEmerging technologies in HVAC: AI, machine learning, and predictive analytics The role of HVAC in climate change mitigation and sustainability The future of HVAC system design in smart cities and high-performance buildings Upon completing this masterclass, students will have the knowledge and practical skills to design, install, maintain, and troubleshoot HVAC systems, with a solid understanding of how to optimize system performance for energy savings and environmental sustainability.
This course is perfect for aspiring HVAC engineers, technicians, and anyone looking to future-proof their career in an increasingly technology-driven and eco-conscious industry.
About me Lakshmanan Kuppanchetty ISO Certified HVAC Engineer My name is Lakshmanan Kuppanchetty and I am 25 years old, I grew up in India.I studied a Diploma in HVAC Engineering and bachelor's degree in Aeronautical Engineering and Master's in Project Management and I am very thankful to everyone who is making this possible.
My aim is to convince you that Engineering as well as career development and specifically Fundamentals of HVAC Engineering and Aeronautical Engineering are topics which can be faced if one is interested in them.Feel free to ask me for information regarding the courses or additional information on HVAC Engineering!I hope you find the courses useful and enjoy the material uploaded!Kind regards to all,Lakshmanan Kuppanchetty
Who this course is for
Mechanical engineers
Mechanical engineering students
HVAC designers
Heat Ventilation and Air Conditioning students
Anyone who need to construct his HVAC project
Freelancers who need to construct his HVAC project
Energy engineers
HAP designing students
Revit MEP students
Autocad mechanical students
Air Conditioning Engineer
Building Management System (BMS) engineer
HVAC practitioner
HVAC Site Engineer
HVAC Design Engineer
HVAC Sales Engineer
Diploma Students
Engineering Students
Science Students
Post Graduate Students
Undergraduate Students
Research People
Published 1/2025
Created by Lakshmanan K
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: All | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 25 Lectures ( 2h 11m ) | Size: 768 MB
Download
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