ASHRAE Fundamentals of Air System Design SI 2010

Earn 3.5 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) or 35 Professional Development Hours (PDHs). An ASHRAE Series Self-Directed Learning Course. This course covers the basics of air movement; components of air distribution systems; consideration of human comfort; load and occupancy demands; duct system design; sound and vibration; codes and standards; and air system start-up and diagnosis. You will develop an understanding of the basics of air movement; the components of air distribution systems; considerations of human comfort; load and occupancy demand; duct system design; sound and vibration; and how codes and standards affect the design of air systems. After completing the course, you should The functions of the components of an air distribution system, including major equipment types and auxiliary components. The principles of air distribution as they relate to human comfort. The principal codes and standards affecting air system design. How to layout and size a simple duct system and calculate pressure losses in the system. Common methods for reducing airborne sounds in systems. How to start an air system and diagnose common problems associated with air system start-up.