See any upcoming classes here. Learn the fundamentals of load calculation, equipment selection, duct design and room air distribution. Quality HVAC system design is the foundation for a professional installation. What is unique about this training is that heat transfer fundamentals are taught as a foundation for computer-assisted load calculation. 2006 International Residential Code M1401.3 Sizing - Heating and cooling equipment shall be sized based on building loads calculated in accordance with ACCA Manual J or other approved heating and cooling calculation methodologies. The following materials are provided for each attendee: Attendees successfully completing this training will receive an ACCA certificate of completion. Training Agenda - Manual J 8th edition overview Wednesday – 8:30 to 4:30 - Right-Suite™ UNIVERSAL – Load Exercise 3 Thursday – 8:30 to Noon - Manual T – Grille & Register Selection
Attendees must bring the following to class: Prerequisite: Students will be expected to understand the basics of Microsoft® Windows. Space is LIMITED. Note: Lodging and food are not included in tuition cost. This class provides 20 hours of continuing education credit toward NATE re-certification. Credits for state requirements may also be available; contact kelly.ercole@acca.org for more information. See any upcoming classes here. Questions? Contact Kelly Ercole at kelly.ercole@acca.org or 703-824-8840.
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