HVAC System Design with introduction to BMS

in Mechanical Engineering

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Created by Sabry Abdulmoety Said

About this course

Objectives of this course:

• Breaking the psychological barrier between what we have learned and what is in our hands from application

• Getting to know the vocabulary of the profession TECHNICAL TERMS

• Sources of technical standards for air handling systems

• Getting to know the refrigeration cycle using the compression of the refrigerant vapor and its relationship to the devices we have in our hands VAPOUR COMPRESSION CYCLE

• Getting to know the types of air conditioning units, their systems and their basic components in our hands in the market, and the optimal use of each of them AVAILABLE TYPES OF A/C EQUIPMENT

• Tasks of project engineers and the relationship between project engineers during design and during implementation: mechanical engineer, electrical engineer, structural engineer, interior decoration engineer and architect

• How to estimate the thermal load:

1- Study the building's usage data

2- Study the building's geographic data

3- Study the weather data of the place where the building is located

4- Study the building's construction elements and extract the thermal data for each of them

5- Study the conditions Occupancy

6- Determining the appropriate system for the building economically, operationally and maintenance

• Where do you start your calculations:

• How do you prepare cooling load calculation data using Ashry tables

PREPARING DATA TO START LOAD ESTIMATION

• WHY NOT CALCULATION ?

Then step by step to estimate the thermal load of the place through an example

• Explaining the use of HAP in estimating thermal loads for air conditioning purposes step by step

• Design of air conditioning for an information room

• Design of air conditioning and ventilation for closed halls for swimming pools

• Ventilation and air quality from Ashry standards

• Distribution of conditioned air, including:

1. Definition of the components of the air distribution and suction network and how to choose them

2. Design of the air distribution network

3. Design of kitchen and bathroom ventilation works

4. Design of ventilation works for generator rooms that operate with diesel engines

5. Ventilation of warehouses and workshops

6. Preparing project specifications and implementation requirements

7. Preparing air conditioning design plans

8. Preparing a bill of quantities

9. Introduction to the design of a system for using chilled water in air conditioning works

10. Introduction to BMS

By completing this course, you will have put yourself on the right path to professionalism and your appetite to accept more information has increased from Various sources, especially the reference that I had the honor of writing, is the result of thirty years of field work in the field.

I was keen to mention the Arabic and English term in all the content so that the language does not stand in the way of your ability to obtain the information, and I am always in touch, God willing.

I always repeat that above every knowledgeable person is the All-Knowing, and success is from God

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