OBJECTIVE:  To provide mechanical engineers with the tools and best practices applicable to HVAC system analysis and design.

DESCRIPTION:  Advanced level course intended to build upon HVAC fundamentals to give mechanical engineers the ability to perform HVAC system analysis and design. This course will cover: General HVAC concepts, Systems, and Equipment. Major topics include thermodynamics, heat transfer, psychrometrics, design conditions, facility energy estimating & load calculations, air and water system design, air-conditioning systems & configurations, air-processing equipment, and refrigeration. This course is a follow-on to WENG 560 Fundamentals of HVAC Design and Analysis.

PRIMARY AUDIENCE:  Mechanical engineers responsible for the analysis, design, procurement, and operation of HVAC systems, Mechanical Engineer PAQ, 32E with an undergrad in Mechanical Engineering, 32E with WENG 460 complete

SECONDARY AUDIENCE:  Engineers other than Mechanical, Mechanical Engineer in a non-HVAC related posistion, 3E1X1 with an undergrad in engineering

PREREQUISITES: WENG 560

DELIVERY METHOD(S):  In-resident Course

COURSE OFFERINGS: 

Offering	Location	Dates	Times	Student Enrollment Window	Course Director
24A	Wright Patterson AFB	8-Apr-24 - 12-Apr-24	0800 - 1700	9-Jan-24 - 18-Mar-24	Austin Robinson

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