The course ‘Building Energy Systems: HVAC and ACS’ offers you the opportunity to delve into the dynamic world of energy-efficient technologies and sustainable building solutions. As the demand for skilled professionals in the HVAC and energy systems sector continues to rise, acquiring expertise in areas such as ventilation, aerothermal and geothermal systems is becoming increasingly valuable. This course is designed to equip you with the knowledge needed to navigate and excel in this booming industry. You will explore conventional HVAC equipment, understand the intricacies of innovative energy systems, and learn about domestic hot water (DHW) solutions. With a focus on harnessing cutting-edge technology, this online course empowers you to become a sought-after expert in energy systems, opening doors to exciting career prospects and contributing to a sustainable future.
The building’s energy systems: HVAC and DHW
Architecture, construction and urban planning
40 hours
Introduction
Objectives
- To understand HVAC systems using conventional equipment.
- To explore the principles of aerothermal and geothermal systems.
- To learn about the design and optimisation of ventilation systems.
- To analyse the efficiency of domestic hot water (DHW) systems.
- To assess the energy efficiency of HVAC systems.
- To identify sustainable practices in energy systems.
- To assess the environmental impact of HVAC technologies.
Table of Contents
UNIT 1. HVAC SYSTEM WITH CONVENTIONAL EQUIPMENT
Introduction to HVAC Systems
Primary Loop
Secondary Loop
Heating and Cooling Systems
Fluid Transport and Terminal Units
UNIT 2. AEROTHERMAL AND GEOTHERMAL SYSTEMS
Aerothermal Energy: Concept and Characteristics
Aerothermal Energy: Design and Calculation
Geothermal Energy: Concept and Characteristics
Geothermal Energy: Design and Calculation
Comparative Study
UNIT 3. VENTILATION
Introduction to Ventilation
Ventilation Systems in Residential Buildings
Ventilation in Tertiary Sector Buildings
Primary Air Handling Units
Ventilation Systems: Design and Calculation
UNIT 4. DHW
Introduction
Market Demand Assessment
Residential Buildings: Design and Calculation
Tertiary Sector Buildings: Design and Calculation
Case Study