The course will present concepts and practical aspects of design of various HVAC systems for building applications
The course provides key design techniques and practical application aspects in designing HVAC systems. The course takes the learner through the typical process of designing HVAC systems, particularly for Buildings, with various applications. This course will help learners to design HVAC systems for buildings with a practical approach and real time methods used in the industry. The course covers the fundamental concepts of Air-conditioning and refrigeration systems along with the important calculations, standards used to design efficient air-conditioning and ventilation systems. Learner will also gain knowledge on various life safety systems used in buildings during fire / emergency conditions. Real time examples of Heat load calculations, Chiller piping size calculations, condenser piping size calculations, Pump head calculations are taught to students in this course by L&T’s Subject matter experts who themselves have worked on designing many iconic buildings in India and abroad. Learners are also taught about various types of HVAC equipment’s, building side components, valves, and variable refrigerant flow system. This information with real time site installation photographs will help learners understand the systems and components with better clarity.
Enables learner to:
- Recall the fundamental principles and concepts related to psychrometry and various heat loads
- Understand the concepts of HVAC system design for buildings
- Apply the concepts of HVAC equipment’s to solve the Real-World Applications
- Classify the various types of Ventilation and Air Conditioning Systems
- Classify the various types of Ventilation and Air Conditioning Systems
- Design the various equipment used for HVAC Systems
- Fundamentals
- Heat load calculations
- Life safety System design
- Demand control Ventilation systems
- Variable Refrigerant flow Systems
- External Duct static Pressure calculations
- Pump head calculations
- HVAC equipment’s – chillers, cooling towers, pumps, air handling units, and building side components
Upon Successful completion of this course, learners will be able to:
- Describe the basic concept of psychrometric, significance of various air properties and psychrometric processes.
- Explain the concepts of HVAC system design for buildings, including the factors that affect design decisions
- Apply the concepts of HVAC equipment’s such as chillers, cooling towers, pumps, and air handling units to solve real-world applications
- Illustrate the design of lift well & lift lobby pressurization system for a given building layout as per code standard NBC 2016
- Evaluate the heat load calculation for an office building using standard codes, such as ASHRAE, ISHRAE etc.
- Design and selection of the various equipment used for HVAC systems, including chillers, cooling towers, pumps, air handling units etc
Piping engineering
Utility systems in chemical process plants
HVAC system design for buildings
Fire and life safety in infrastructure
Industrial applications of heat exchangers and thermal design
Thermodynamics and heat and mass transfer – an industrial context
Industrial practices in manufacturing with ferrous materials and alloys
Thermal power plant engineering
Boiler and auxiliaries for fossil fuel power plants
Steam turbine and auxiliaries for fossil fuel power plants

Area of Expertise
Heat Transfer, Fluid Mechanics, Particle-laden Flow, Energy Conversion

Area of Expertise
Design and Engineering of Mechanical & process plants

Area of Expertise
Thermal Power Plants, Heat Transfer, Nanofluids, Fluid Modelling, Piping Design and Analysis

Area of Expertise
Chemical Engineering, Technical Safety Engineering

Area of Expertise
Thermal Equipment Design, Process Safety Management, Energy Optimization in Chemical Process Industry, Dynamic Simulation of Power Plants

Area of Expertise
Detailed Engineering, Operation & Maintenance, Consultancy Services, Training of Thermal Power Plants