ASHRAE Fundamentals of Water System Design SI and IP Edition

ASHRAE Fundamentals of Water System Design course will develop an understanding of the basic concepts of both hydronic system operation and design including piping systems, also  pipe materials and fittings, centrifugal pumps, terminal units, expansion tanks and water chillers.

After completing Fundamentals of Water System Design SI and IP Edition, you should know:

• The components of closed and open hydronic systems.
• The basic concepts of piping system design and Component .
• The different types of pipe and Fitting used in hydronic systems.
• How centrifugal pumps and it’s operation.
• How to match pumps to systems.
• What variables are involved in terminal unit control.
• How to optimize water chiller operation.
• Understand the difference between both closed and open systems.
• Know what sensible, latent, and total heat loads are, and how they affect design water flow.
• Identify both temperature and pressure ranges for low, medium, and high temperature water systems.

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ASHRAE Fundamentals of Water System Design SI and IP Edition Course Content

• Water System Design Components

Introductory concepts, basic system components,also  heat transfer in hydronic systems and load systems.

• Piping System Design

Basic considerations, also design philosophy, sizing piping, and flow rate measurement

• Pipe Materials and Fittings

Pipe materials, corrosion,also valves and fittings, backflow-prevention devices, and pipe selection.

• Centrifugal Pumps Types of pumps, pump selection and system design considerations also .

• Terminal Unit Performance and Control

Types of terminals, performance and control,also  system control characteristics, and system control configurations.

• Expansion Tanks and Air Elimination

Open and closed water systems,also  hydronic accessories, and sizing expansion tanks.

• Piping System Development

Piping system design, direct return analysis, primary-secondary analysis,also types of pumps and valves, primary-secondary application study, antifreeze solutions for low temperature applications, and pumping design factors.

Matching Pumps to Systems

Matching the pump to the system, parallel pumping, series pumping, also standby pumps, trimming pump impellers, two-speed pumping, variable speed pumping and source distribution pumping.

• Water Chillers and Load Control

Basic water chiller components, refrigeration cycle, heat transfer chiller,also  refrigeration power, chiller types and control, chiller piping arrangements, chiller energy performance and thermal storage.

This course is recommended for:

• Recent engineering graduates working in the HVAC&R industry;
• Experienced engineers who have entered the HVAC&R industry from other engineering fields and  other professionals who want to increase their knowledge of water system design

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