Centrifugal Chillers
Hands-On Refrigeration Labs
R-410 Safety Training
Schematic Reading, Basic
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| CENTRIFUGAL CHILLERS |
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2 Sessions, 8 Hours Per Session, 16 Hours Total. This is a two-day program designed to provide detailed information about Centrifugal Chillers and their place in the air conditioning community. Workshops break the chillers into sections, with a complete understanding of each component. The instructor will cover chiller operation to include lift, approach, temperature and pressure relationships and heat exchange mediums, cooling demand, controls and adjustments. The program involves a detailed understanding of chiller logs and the identification of problems. The student will gain an understanding of proper PM and inspections required to monitor and maintain system efficiency and safety, such as water treatment, cooling towers, refrigerants and mechanical rooms.
F08HY912A, 09/03/08, 8:00am-4:30pm, NO LONGER AVAILABLE.
AL Revison code #80237
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| HANDS-ON REFRIGERTION LABS |
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3 Sessions, 7 Hours per Session, 21 Hours Total. This seminar was designed to help students enhance their knowledge of air conditioning and refrigeration systems. The students will learn the operations, systems evacuation, charging, cycling, an specific controls and parameters of HVAC units through hands-on lab projects. This seminar will also cover basic troubleshooting. Attendees must furnish their own safety goggles. Safety goggles available for sale at the San Francisco Training Center. Class size is limited to no more than 12 students for quality instruction, so register early.
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| R-410 SAFETY TRAINING |
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1 Sessions, 3 Hours Total. This training class looks not only at the refrigerant, but at the working of the system using the R-410A. This is a major replacement for R-22. Students will compare the operating characteristics of R-410A versus R-22 in the refrigerant cycle, as well as proper service procedures will be discussed. Students will examine the safety issues of using R-410A and develop the mindset needed to obtain certification.
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| SCHEMATIC READING, BASIC NEW |
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1 Sessions, 8 Hours Total. This one-day program explores the different types of schematics that technicians see in the work environment. Students will learn how to read a ladder diagram, become familiarized with various ysmbols, and learn how to use a meter to check components prior to being wired into the sytem. This program will also cover different motor control schematics, and the Hopscotch and Tiedown methods of troubleshooting.
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