HVAC Design Course with Practical Examples on AutoCAD

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Assem Ali

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1. 01-Introduction & Brief on Course Content.mp4

07:31

2.1 Enrich Your Eyes.pdf

2. 02-Enrich your Eyes!.mp4

04:13

3.1 03-Assignment & Quiz.pdf

3.2 HVAC Basic Equipment.pdf

3. 03-General Basics and Equipment of HVAC.mp4

08:29

4.1 04-Assignment & Quiz.pdf

4.2 Supply & Return.pdf

4. 04-Supply and Return Concept.mp4

11:23

5.1 05-Assignment & Quiz.pdf

5.2 arch layout.zip

5. 05-Quick Design to a Simple System.mp4

08:44

6.1 06-Assignment & Quiz.pdf

6.2 Air Outlets Distribution.pdf

6. 06a-Air Outlets Distribution Part 1.mp4

09:43

7. 06b-Air Outlets Distribution Part 2.mp4

08:14

8.1 Titus, for Air Outlet Catalogues and Selection.html

8. 07a-Air Outlets Types, Uses and Selection Part 1.mp4

09:34

9. 07b-Air Outlets Types, Uses and Selection Part 2.mp4

13:32

10.1 STL.pdf

10. 08-Sand Trap Louvers.mp4

06:04

11.1 09a-Duct Fittings-1of2.mp4

12:51

11.2 Duct Fittings.pdf

11. 09a-Duct Fittings Part 1.mp4

12:52

12. 09b-Duct Fittings Part 2.mp4

05:59

13.1 Duct Types.pdf

13. 10-Types of Ducts.mp4

08:02

14.1 HVAC - How to Size and Design Ducts R1.pdf

14.2 McQuay Duct Sizer.rar

14. 11a-Duct Sizing Part 1 (on AutoCAD).mp4

09:51

15. 11b-Duct Sizing Part 2 (Diffuser Selection for this Project).mp4

07:26

16. 11c-Duct Sizing Part 3 (Placing Diffusers on AutoCAD).mp4

14:44

17. 12-Drafting the Project on AutoCAD Step by Step.mp4

42:38

18. 13-References and Codes for Duct Design.mp4

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19.1 Air Side Equipment.pdf

19. 14-Air Side Equipment.mp4

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20. 15-Dampers (under processing).html

21. 16-VAV & CAV Systems (under processing).html

22.1 ANSI-ASHRAE Standard 62.1-2013_unlocked.pdf

22. 17-Ventilation & Exhaust System.mp4

03:31

23.1 ASHRAE Psychrometric CHAPTER 4 AIR HANDLING AND DISTRIBUTION.pdf

23.2 Guide to the Psychrometric Chart.pdf

23. 18-Psychometric and Processes.mp4

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24. 19-Actual Projects (under processing).html

Description

Design for Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (Air Side Systems) for Mechanical Engineers and Students

What You'll Learn?

You need to watch the Intro Video, where I represented a visual brief about the course content
Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning HVAC Design step by step including drafting on AutoCAD
Sizing of Air Duct system
To have the capability to provide multiple alternative to the design, with strong knowledge to the magnitude impact of the different options
You'll have to adopt an existing design as per the actual site condition with courage based on the tons of options will be discussed in the course
We'll navigate on actual projects, and I'll show you the good and undesirable areas of design, and how this can be enhanced
You'll learn how to make selections for the air outlets
You'll learn how to prepare and understand the schedule of the equipment
The main concepts of the refrigeration and HVAC
Types of ducts and where to use each one of them
We'll navigate through the international codes to have the strong foundation
Psychometric and Processes, how to achieve the special requirements of the projects.

Who is this for?

HVAC Engineers with no, or intermediate experience

Students of the mechanical engineering

Non-mechanical Engineers who desire to extend their knowledge to the HVAC field who by default in contact during their work with the HVAC works

What You Need to Know?

Basic Mechanical Engineering Knowledge

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Description
From an extensive experience for about two decades in the design and construction, I prepared this course as a perfect entry for the new engineers who desire to save years of collecting information from scattered sources, to have it here in this course organized and trusted.
Watch the introduction video to have a clear idea about what you'll get in this course, hoping for you the best in your career and life.

Lessons in this course are:
Enrich you Eyes; starting with generic lesson that includes some snaps from the daily life buildings and even snippets from movies included HVAC!
General Basics and Equipment of HVAC; showing the refrigeration cycle, air side equipment and water side equipment to give the overall awareness about the field of HVAC different systems and equipment.
Supply and Return Concept; to understand why do we have to provide both systems, why the supply fan needs suction! the concept of supply and return is discusses with large set of visual explanations.
Quick Design to a simple system; in the simplest way, sketching the design for a simple building clarifying all the components that will be discussed in the further lessons to sense the importance of each lesson
Air Outlets Distribution
Air Outlets Types, Uses and Selection.
Sand Trap Louvers
Duct Fittings
Types of Ducts
Duct Sizing
Drafting the Project on AutoCAD
References and Codes for Duct Design
Air Side Equipment
Dampers
VAV & CAV Systems
Ventilation & Exhaust
Psychometric and Processes
Who this course is for:
HVAC Engineers with no, or intermediate experience
Students of the mechanical engineering
Non-mechanical Engineers who desire to extend their knowledge to the HVAC field who by default in contact during their work with the HVAC works

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Greetings, my name is Assem AliI'm a Mechanical Engineer For almost two decades, I've acquired extensive experience in the mechanical engineering & HVAC field that allows me passing on great knowledge and valuable skills to you.I'm passionate to convey an essence of experience to the new generations.As an Engineer, you know It's quiet tough to collect substantial skills during the first few years, that's why, I prompt you to grab this chance of receiving such grasp offered in the courses in an honest and professional manner.I worked for top worldwide listed firms as seen in the Intro video of HAP course. I worked in both design and construction aspects, however the majority of my expertise was concentrated on the design which enabled me subjected to dozens of small and mega projects with both simple systems and large central utility plants.My projects of design were focused in the Middle East, Gulf and Africa.I supervised and guided tens of engineers from different countries, different cultures, newbies and experienced ones. I'm well aware of the common points of lack in the experienced engineers and aware of the needs of the fresh graduates and who are new to the field, therefore without needless elongation, my lecturers are straight and direct to the point.My goal is delivering you a great learning experience and enhancing your current skills.you'll sense your gain, productivity improvement, the high quality of what you'll have and how positively you're being differentiated from the crowd.

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