Mechanical Engineering Mastery Series : Hvac Engineering 101

Mechanical Engineering MUST learn Concepts / Mechanical Engineering Course on HVAC / Mechanical Engineering Essentials

What you'll learn

The Interlink Between Mechanical Engineering and HVAC Engineering

HVAC Design Principles that Mechanical Engineers Should be equipped with

HVAC Key Terminology that Mechanical Engineers Should be Familiar With

HVAC Design Sequence

Various Types of HVAC Systems

Understanding of Various HVAC Applications

How to Conduct Basic HVAC based Calculations as Mechanical Engineers

Requirements

Interest in HVAC

Description

This a specialized course designed specifically for Mechanical Engineers who wish to enhance their knowledge and skills in the field of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems. This course is part of a comprehensive series of courses that address the unique needs and challenges faced by mechanical engineers in the HVAC industry.In this course, participants will delve into the field of HVAC Engineering and gain a deep understanding of the principles, design considerations, and practical applications. Through a combination of theoretical concepts and Practical Examples, students will develop the Awareness and Understanding of Key Concepts and Essentials that Every Mechanical Engineer should be equipped with.Through the Guidance of our Experienced Mechanical Engineering Instructors who are equipped with extensive industry experience and  track record of excellence, you are going to acquire valuable information worth Years of Practical Field Experience.By completing this course, Mechanical Engineers will acquire specialized expertise needed to deal with the domain of HVAC. This knowledge will enable them to contribute further and develop their career , awareness , decision making and value towards becoming well rounded mechanical engineers that possess essential knowledge and skillset.This Course is the bridge between Mechanical Engineering and HVAC EngineeringThe Course will teach you the following:The Definition of HVACKey HVAC Principles and Technical Terminology that every Mechanical Engineer Should Learn.Types of HVAC Systems.Interlink between Mechanical Engineering and HVAC systems.The application of HVAC for Mechanical Engineers.HVAC Engineering Principles that Mechanical Engineers Should Know.HVAC Design Sequence to help you Stand out as a Mechanical Engineer.MUST learn terms and essentials for Mechanical Engineers exploring the field of HVAC.By the end of the Course you should be able to:Understand the various terminology used for HVAC systems.Understand how HVAC systems work from a Mechanical Engineering Point of View.Differentiate between HVAC systems.Identify HVAC system components.Explain and Discuss HVAC essential concepts as a Mechanical EngineerThe course is developed by a Project Manager , Mechanical Engineer and a Certified/Licensed Educator hence providing you with premium knowledge and exceptional Delivery. The Course also includes useful Downloadable resources that can supplement your learning Process.Our Courses have been Featured on Udemy as one of the Highest Rated and Suggested Courses for similar Aspiring Professionals , check out the reviews from our growing community who share similar learning goals and span over many technical professions.

Overview

Section 1: Mechanical Engineering Mastery Series Briefing

Lecture 1 Mechanical Engineering Mastery Series Briefing

Section 2: Introduction to HVAC for Mechanical Engineers

Lecture 2 Introduction to HVAC Engineering as Part of Mechanical Engineering

Section 3: Mechanical Engineering and HVAC Course Objectives

Lecture 3 Mechanical Engineering and HVAC Course Objectives

Section 4: Defining HVAC Engineering

Lecture 4 Defining HVAC Engineering for Mechanical Engineering Students

Section 5: Area of Application for HVAC Systems

Lecture 5 Area of Application of HVAC Systems in relation to Mechanical Engineering

Section 6: HVAC Design Goals

Lecture 6 HVAC Design Goals for Mechanical Engineers

Section 7: Mechanical Engineering and HVAC Engineering Common Grounds

Lecture 7 Mechanical Engineering and HVAC Engineering (Part-1)

Lecture 8 Mechanical Engineering and HVAC Engineering (Part-2)

Lecture 9 Mechanical Engineering and HVAC Engineering (Part-3)

Lecture 10 Mechanical Engineering and HVAC Engineering (Part-4)

Section 8: HVAC Engineering Fundamentals as Part of Mechanical Engineering

Lecture 11 Envelope of Construction

Lecture 12 Thermal Conductivity as Part of HVAC and Mechanical Engineering Cross Principles

Lecture 13 Thermal Resistance as Part of HVAC and Mechanical Engineering Cross Principles

Lecture 14 U-Value as Part of HVAC and Mechanical Engineering Cross Principles

Lecture 15 Examples of U-Values for Various Envelopes

Lecture 16 Example on U-value Calculations

Section 9: Psychrometrics for HVAC Engineers and Mechanical Engineers

Lecture 17 Psychrometrics as part of Mechanical and HVAC Engineering

Lecture 18 Air Properties and Must Know Terminology as part of Mechanical Engineering

Lecture 19 Psychrometric Chart Explained (HVAC Engineering & Mechanical Engineering Series)

Lecture 20 Changing Air Properties

Section 10: HVAC Engineering and Mechanical Engineering Essential & Fundamental Concepts

Lecture 21 HVAC Engineering and Mechanical Engineering Essential Concepts (The Zone)

Lecture 22 The Zone Continued

Lecture 23 The Vapor Compression Cycle / Refrigeration Cycle

Lecture 24 Main Categories for HVAC Systems

Lecture 25 Centralized Vs Decentralized HVAC Systems ( HVAC & Mechanical Engineering)

Lecture 26 Decentralized HVAC system type #1

Lecture 27 Decentralized HVAC system type #2

Lecture 28 Decentralized HVAC system type #3

Lecture 29 Decentralized HVAC system type #4

Lecture 30 Centralized HVAC system type #1

Lecture 31 Centralized HVAC system type #2

Lecture 32 HVAC Design Steps

Lecture 33 HVAC Design Essential Elements

Section 11: Wrapping up !

Lecture 34 From Mechanical Engineering to HVAC Engineering

Section 12: Bonus Lecture

Lecture 35 Bonus Lecture

Mechanical Engineering Graduates,Mechanical Engineers shifting Careers,Mechanical Engineers looking for further development,Project Managers,Contractors,Construction Professionals,Architects,Aspiring HVAC engineers