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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

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  • @John-oj6ld
    @John-oj6ld 4 года назад +8

    im 15 and learning about hvac for a good summer job to get a car and this video helped me a lot, a took about two pages of notes and just wanted to thank you for this

    • @smittywerbenyeagermenjenso3720
      @smittywerbenyeagermenjenso3720 4 года назад +1

      HVAC is better as a career in my opinion. If you get a job in the right place, the pay is really nice.

  • @kwikblockfasteningsystems1968
    @kwikblockfasteningsystems1968 4 года назад +330

    Nice overview. Good luck to all those looking into an HVAC career!

  • @londreseeu562
    @londreseeu562 4 года назад +54

    28 years on AC field and still learning. Thank you! And for the new ones, don t worries, learn how to make money from those who complain all the time about temperature. The mixed feelings all the time about could air blow and temperature. Good luck guys.

    • @goodvibes04281
      @goodvibes04281 4 года назад +1

      Is 43 too old to think about this trade?

    • @londreseeu562
      @londreseeu562 4 года назад +5

      @@goodvibes04281 My last life changed was when I was 48, so, 43 you still have time to learn and make good money.

    • @goodvibes04281
      @goodvibes04281 4 года назад

      Oh wow ty

    • @javeedhvactechnician7760
      @javeedhvactechnician7760 3 года назад

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    • @Topher_1986
      @Topher_1986 2 года назад +3

      @@goodvibes04281 I'm 35 myself and I'm still considering. I signed up for a couple job interviews that I hopefully get. From what I heard the types of AC units are changing nowadays so we might be learning new stuff.

  • @surajajjampur2856
    @surajajjampur2856 3 года назад +78

    I'm starting out a career in HVAC and this was very useful for me to understand the basics. Very informative. Keep it up!

    • @javeedhvactechnician7760
      @javeedhvactechnician7760 3 года назад

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    • @gavinlentz543
      @gavinlentz543 2 года назад +3

      How has it been so far? Asking bc u left this comment 11 months ago

    • @YolkBomb
      @YolkBomb 2 года назад +2

      hey im looking into going into hvac how is it so far?

    • @jad2290
      @jad2290 2 года назад

      @@YolkBomb
      Aaron clarey?

    • @jad2290
      @jad2290 2 года назад

      @@gavinlentz543
      You came from Aaron clarey?

  • @ppritchard133
    @ppritchard133 3 года назад +8

    I work for a general contractor. It’s always great to know more about each trade and what they are talking about.

  • @firemusic82
    @firemusic82 8 лет назад +517

    Remember, you can't please everyone. In big office buildings, you'd be amazed at how many people complain about the temp on a daily basis. It'll be 72 in the office and half the people are "freezing" while the other half is "dying" of heat exhaustion.

    • @amarpujari3533
      @amarpujari3533 8 лет назад +11

      need of system air balancing

    • @lesmach6495
      @lesmach6495 7 лет назад +9

      I feel your pain brother.

    • @yapeseguy9261
      @yapeseguy9261 7 лет назад +20

      Edward James lol you should look up air conditioning sexism

    • @TitomnJeswen
      @TitomnJeswen 6 лет назад +6

      VRF is the solution in such case.

    • @dakotapuckett5193
      @dakotapuckett5193 6 лет назад +9

      I'm a director of facilities. This comment is so true

  • @EmilyElizabethxox
    @EmilyElizabethxox 2 года назад +5

    I’m applying for a job at an HVAC company and really appreciate this basic info.

  • @MahDeeSun
    @MahDeeSun Год назад

    I previously worked with a finish millwork company and then moved on to a General Contractor, MEPS are super new for me and this helps ALOT. Thank you!

  • @prasshantmallick9007
    @prasshantmallick9007 4 года назад +82

    The animated video presentation on basics of hvac has been excellent. All basic components have been spelled very easily for the beginner to understand clearly. This will inspire individuals to make their career in this field. Great going...👍😊

  • @ArNmn-oe8ri
    @ArNmn-oe8ri 5 лет назад +24

    One of the most effective explanation of the basics of hvac system.. great job thank you so much

  • @newview6192
    @newview6192 3 года назад +13

    Im 16 and i myself have interest to do a hvac career thought im kind of confused on it. This video is so amazing with explaining the basics and parts.

    • @poo8350
      @poo8350 2 года назад

      Are you still interested in it? I was thinking myself of maybe getting into it

    • @gavincw4195
      @gavincw4195 Год назад +1

      @@poo8350 i just got a job and i start monday. reply to this in a few weeks or whenever you get around to it and ill let you know how it is

    • @vein3236
      @vein3236 Год назад

      @@gavincw4195 lmk how it went bro, im interested.

    • @bag2963
      @bag2963 Год назад

      ​@@gavincw4195hi, how it was?

    • @malexd4513
      @malexd4513 Год назад

      @@gavincw4195how’s it going g

  • @saifsaiyed3247
    @saifsaiyed3247 4 года назад +3

    I am looking to start new career in HVAC and this video is very helpful

  • @juliangonzalez3541
    @juliangonzalez3541 7 лет назад +89

    Im going to school for hvac right-now and this is a great info for a student.thank you

  • @ramimisbahtaha4216
    @ramimisbahtaha4216 8 лет назад +129

    A good explanation and a nice presentation on how a HVAC system works.

  • @ankitd1234
    @ankitd1234 9 лет назад +63

    good animation and given some basic concepts of hvac systems

  • @クリス-f8r
    @クリス-f8r 2 года назад +1

    This is easy to understand if you are a Mechanical Engineer. Just have to expose into actual projects in order to master this field.

  • @Alkhazraji2012
    @Alkhazraji2012 3 года назад +5

    I have an interview for HVAC it was great intro to HVAC system 😊

    • @charliecorleon
      @charliecorleon 3 года назад

      How was your interview mate? How you like it so far? What are the pros and cons? I’m thinking of following the same path

    • @Alkhazraji2012
      @Alkhazraji2012 3 года назад +1

      Basic questions about you, then why HVAC? If the manager told you your pay will delay what’s your reaction? How long will you stay? What do you see yourself in 5 years? By the way they have long list I’m still on waitlist when they approved me I was 76 on the list. Basically don’t quite what you doing.

    • @AJ_roadway
      @AJ_roadway 2 года назад

      @@Alkhazraji2012 what state you in ?

    • @Alkhazraji2012
      @Alkhazraji2012 2 года назад

      @@AJ_roadway in Seattle Washington but still in line I have another interview on Tuesday

  • @codydodson9439
    @codydodson9439 5 лет назад +25

    Thank you for all the wonderfull people sharing knowledge and things they learned

    • @mepadda
      @mepadda 3 года назад

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    • @javeedhvactechnician7760
      @javeedhvactechnician7760 3 года назад

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  • @Jerome58
    @Jerome58 8 месяцев назад

    Despite this video being older it is very informative. Thank you!

  • @sukapokok6874
    @sukapokok6874 2 года назад

    Thank you for explaination. I am starting a career in HVAC.

  • @Danny.0788
    @Danny.0788 3 года назад +2

    Got myself enrolled for HVAC. Thank you for this video!

    • @ShortsAndSweater
      @ShortsAndSweater 3 года назад +4

      where ya from ? how old are you ? Im interested in taking a course soon, im 30 and need to get my life together. i wish you all the best man !

    • @rdawdon
      @rdawdon 3 года назад

      @@ShortsAndSweater go for it

    • @Danny.0788
      @Danny.0788 3 года назад +1

      @@ShortsAndSweater LA, same age. Hopefully we can make something out of this! Best of luck bro!

    • @bryanguidos794
      @bryanguidos794 3 года назад

      @@Danny.0788 hey bro I'm from LA too.
      Where did you enroll and how it is going for you?
      I'm interested in the HVAC Field

    • @bryanguidos794
      @bryanguidos794 3 года назад

      @@Danny.0788 hey bro I'm from LA too.
      Where did you enroll and how it is going for you?
      I'm interested in the HVAC Field

  • @davecao908
    @davecao908 3 года назад +12

    I wish I learned this in high school. I wasted 20 years of my life doing nothing. I regret everything I did my life.

    • @matthewbrooks5481
      @matthewbrooks5481 3 года назад +3

      Never too late to start mate!!!

    • @Lord_of_Pasta
      @Lord_of_Pasta 3 года назад +3

      This is how I feel. I'm 26 and now looking into trades and bettering my life rather than work a factory job forever. I should have done this when I was 18

    • @rickyruiz9908
      @rickyruiz9908 3 года назад

      It’s never to late don’t stop learning about life

    • @shnn_twt
      @shnn_twt 2 года назад

      it’s never too late to turn your life around! look into trade schools in your area or contact a union and start apprenticing. good luck!

    • @AntonioRios3
      @AntonioRios3 Год назад

      @@Lord_of_Pasta update?

  • @charlescobblah7852
    @charlescobblah7852 Год назад +1

    Good news for all HVAC TECHNICIANS

  • @alapatisrinivasaganapathi6813
    @alapatisrinivasaganapathi6813 4 года назад +6

    Good explanation to learners. I am interested in designing HVAC systems.

  • @thebritish910
    @thebritish910 6 лет назад +29

    Very well spoken; excellent presentation. Thank you!

  • @prosaic.7944
    @prosaic.7944 4 года назад +6

    I think there's a denotation error in this. Air Handler is the name of the unit(AHU) that regulates and circulates air as part of a HVAC system. In the video, the unit shown is a Rooftop Unit(RTU
    ) which is a simpler, commercial type of AHU. The part they call air handler is called fan/blower and it may be inline centrifugal or axial.

  • @sunatan4977
    @sunatan4977 2 года назад

    nice sharing good luck to your work 👍

  • @polotheacguy2334
    @polotheacguy2334 6 лет назад +6

    I like the way HVAC was explained here

  • @M-Cycle
    @M-Cycle 5 месяцев назад +1

    One of the reasons of climbing temperatures and climate change is conventional HVAC industry. The next R&D stage of the HVAC climate-friendly transition is a step forward from Low GWP to Zero GWP refrigerant. Water is absolutely zero GWP refrigerant. Dew-point indirect regenerative water evaporative cooling and refrigeration can substitute a traditional AC with drastic reduction - 15X in energy consumption, 20X in carbon emission and 5-7X in capex and opex cost. Lower energy consumption of air cooling - more affordable overheat relief and tackling climate change.
    5X greener AC was a dream of The Global Cooling Challenge 5 yrs ago. Now there is a 10X greener (water) evaporative prototype.

    • @scottchapman9931
      @scottchapman9931 5 месяцев назад

      You are referring to a swamp cooler which is only good in very dry climates.
      Arizona or Texas etc, etc. Not in places with the humidity is up over 45%

    • @M-Cycle
      @M-Cycle 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@scottchapman9931 No, I am referring and clear articulate Dew-point indirect regenerative water evaporative cooling and refrigeration.
      Persian Badgir or Egyptian Malqaf (windcatchers) are in fact swamp, or dessert coolers using direct evaporative cooling with 5-10 deg. C temperature difference and added moisture to product air.
      M-Cycle is principally different with dew-point temperature (the hotter ambient - colder product) and no moisture added in product air and no air recirculation. M-Cycle works unassisted up to 18-20 gram per kg of air Absolute humidity, not RH% regardless raising ambient temperature.

  • @yujinkoola9184
    @yujinkoola9184 7 лет назад +6

    as a basic explanation it is excellent... and a nice presentation on how a HVAC system works.

  • @IrfanKhan-un7qb
    @IrfanKhan-un7qb 6 лет назад +4

    Very simple to understand nice job

  • @rnatarajasharma
    @rnatarajasharma 3 года назад +2

    thanks for this excellent video giving very good understanding of HVAC system basics in domestic and commercial places!

  • @dhavalgajra9110
    @dhavalgajra9110 5 лет назад

    Basic information to understand the system for a noob is sufficient. Good Work. Thanks.

  • @mohammadalshaikhhasan5091
    @mohammadalshaikhhasan5091 3 года назад +2

    Thanks, very basic and useful for general purposes for public.
    It would be a good if do same idea of animation but for higher experienced professionals...
    like, cfm calculations , SST temperature, DST, temperature, capacity calculations, coil geometry...
    Thanks

  • @jamesbiswas3309
    @jamesbiswas3309 5 лет назад +4

    Thanks for your nice concept of HVAC basic idea. 💚

  • @md.rabiulislam4501
    @md.rabiulislam4501 4 года назад +1

    Thanks Sir.....
    helpful vidoe
    from Bangladesh

  • @88marz12
    @88marz12 Год назад

    Ima come back to this when I get my first job ☝️☝️☝️

  • @familyfree2994
    @familyfree2994 5 лет назад +6

    My new career starts here.

  • @mangeshr9667
    @mangeshr9667 8 лет назад +2

    Excellent presentation on basics.

  • @raginplayer2665
    @raginplayer2665 4 года назад +14

    I really messed up on a great opportunity from my community college and high school
    Last year grade 10th high school sophomore
    I was granted a Free tuition into the college and, could pick any trade i wanted to learn and IMMEDIATELY start working after high school with certifications already under my name.
    My 10th grade self did not take this opportunity as seriously as it should’ve been and wanted to “spend more time with friends”
    This quarantine really opened my mind into
    After high school i would probably Never see them again

    • @dxrules1012
      @dxrules1012 3 года назад

      24 in the same boat man! Looking into jumping from construction labour too an HVAC apprenticeship

    • @javeedhvactechnician7760
      @javeedhvactechnician7760 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/WobxmBMEuYk/видео.html

    • @Cloverkitty
      @Cloverkitty 10 месяцев назад

      One thing you'll learn is there will always be decisions we look back on and wish to have done it better or different, but if you have the drive and the means, it's never too late to start something new. This is coming from a 30 year old that's starting my journey into HVAC hopefully within this year. Sometimes your journey has (un)intentional detours

  • @hosoiarchives4858
    @hosoiarchives4858 Год назад

    1. Controls temperature
    2. Fresh air
    3. Air filtration
    4. Efficiency
    5. Unobtrusive

  • @rubickon
    @rubickon 3 года назад

    best explanation in saw on youtube.

  • @JorellChrisel-tm8ib
    @JorellChrisel-tm8ib 2 месяца назад +1

    good sir

  • @michaeltindall8347
    @michaeltindall8347 6 лет назад +8

    Can we create Fire Alarm, Smoke Control, and Mass Notification Systems Video's like these?

  • @mohamedkippa6401
    @mohamedkippa6401 8 лет назад +4

    Excellent presentation.

  • @NMranchhand
    @NMranchhand 7 лет назад +4

    Good starter. I'll look to see if you have more.

  • @mukulkumar-qt4wg
    @mukulkumar-qt4wg 3 месяца назад

    good demonstration the basics of hvac

  • @AndrewMai
    @AndrewMai 8 лет назад +92

    "Directly affecting productivity and morale..." lol

    • @Rieff01
      @Rieff01 7 лет назад +3

      FelixtheMai you caught that huh? 😄

    • @vrobbinsaz
      @vrobbinsaz 7 лет назад +10

      What affects the productivity and morale of the tech is dealing with the occupants that are hard to please no matter what you do or how perfect the system is operating. 'Nature of the beast.'

    • @Codymezger
      @Codymezger 6 лет назад +8

      quits job cuz it's to cold

    • @AspastIIcBean
      @AspastIIcBean 6 лет назад +2

      they constantly complain that their aircon is too hot/cold, while we have to work outside on that condenser blowing out like 40c air. To be honest they dont have to right to complain. especially when they have those pesky little electric heaters they have brought from home sitting under a return grill. and they wonder why they are getting nice 12c air in the middle of winter

    • @Codymezger
      @Codymezger 6 лет назад +1

      sorry sir your ac is working just fine but I can recommend a tampon for you .... or the blower is to loud or one room doesn't feel the same temperature as the others then u change the dampers to flow more to that room then check the CFM,s still complain

  • @ronliebermann
    @ronliebermann 2 года назад

    I’ve been thinking lately about how to save on home utility bills. Heat and
    A/C are probably the two major expenses.
    Most people don’t realize that the hot air in a room collects on the ceiling, and cool air collects on the floor. A ceiling fan doesn’t help much, because it just mixes all the air.
    Instead of a fan, each room should be equipped with a thin plastic air-intake on the ceiling which draws only the top inch of air. That air should then be directed down to the floor where it will rise again. That would add around five degrees of heat to the living space of the room, at almost no additional cost. For air conditioning, the air would be collected from vents on the floor, and then be directed to the ceiling.
    Also, this device should be equipped with a radon gas detector. Radon is one of the primary causes of cancer.

  • @johnstonesolutions2461
    @johnstonesolutions2461 3 года назад +1

    Fantastic educational production

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    @airvoicetechno 7 лет назад +16

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    Heat
    British thermal unit
    Modes of heat transfer
    Unit of
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    Temperature
    Temperature Scales
    Enthalpy
    Sensible and latent heat
    Vapor compression refrigeration cycle
    Vapor absorption refrigeration cycle
    Units
    System of units
    Conversions (used in HVAC)
    3.CLASSIFICATION OF AIR-CONDITIONING
    Window air conditioners
    Split air conditioners
    Duct-able air conditioners
    Package air conditioners
    Chillers (air cooled & water cooled chillers)
    FCU (fan coil unit)
    AHU (air handling unit)
    VRF (variable refrigerant flow)
    Desert cooler
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    Psychometric chart
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    Sensible heat ratio
    By pass factor
    Contact factor
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    Site inspection
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    No.of people, lighting, appliances. Etc
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    Heat gain through wall (type of walls)
    Heat gain through roof
    Heat gain through partition, ceiling, floor
    Heat gain through ventilation
    Finding Ventilation CFM by people and area method
    Heat gain through infiltration
    Infiltration CFM by crack method & air change method
    Heat gain through people
    Heat gain through lighting
    Heat gain through appliances
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    Type of System
    Factors effecting machine selection
    Window air condition selection
    Split air condition selection
    Duct-able split air selection
    Package air condition selection
    VRF selection
    Chiller Selection
    Selection of Air Cooled Chiller.
    Selection of Water cooled Chiller
    8.DESIGNS OF DUCTS (MANUAL & SOFTWARE)
    Introduction to ducting
    SMACNA Standards
    Classification of ducts
    Duct material
    Duct gauge system
    Duct fittings
    Duct equipments
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    Recommended duct hangers distance
    Duct designing methods
    Recommended velocity for ducts
    Equal friction method ***
    Velocity reduction method
    Static regain method
    Exercises
    Duct insulation
    Thermal insulation
    Acoustic lining
    Material for insulation
    Duct drafting
    Duct installation
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    Condition for Good Distribution
    Air Patterns
    Types of air supply devices
    Diffuser
    Spot grill
    Continues grill
    Slot diffuser
    Ceiling plenum
    Little damper
    Butterfly damper
    Grill damper
    Volume control damper
    Standard sizes for ceiling diffuser
    Terminal selection
    Complete Planning For Low Side
    10.FAN SELECTIONS
    Introduction
    Types of fan
    Fan laws
    Fan performance characteristics
    Fan selection requirements
    Loss coefficient
    Air volume CFM
    Static pressure
    Sound characteristics
    Fan selection
    Fan installation
    11.VENTILATION
    Toilet exhaust system
    Car parking ventilation system
    Kitchen exhaust system
    12.ESTIMATION OF MATERIAL REQUIREMENT WITH SPECIFICATIONS
    No. of GI sheets for ducting
    Gauge selection for ducting
    No. of SAD and RAD
    No. of VCD with size
    No. of spot grills
    Continues grills requirements
    Grill and diffuser dampers requirements
    FIRE damper & Butter fly dampers
    Flexible duct requirements
    Flexible connection
    13.DESIGN OF CHILLED WATER PIPES, (MANUAL & SOFTWARE)
    Series loop
    One pipe main
    Two pipe direct return
    Two pipe reverse return
    Three pipe system
    Four pipe system
    Material for chill water piping
    Classification of pipes
    Chill water pipe designing (or) Sizing
    Finding velocity
    Chill Water pipe sizing using Manual
    Chill Water pipe sizing using pipe sizer
    Floor piping
    Pipe installation
    Chill water pipe insulation
    Pipe insulation Material
    Insulation thickness.
    14.FITTINGS
    Pipe fitting
    Machine fitting
    AHU (or) FCU fitting
    Pump fitting
    Chiller fitting
    Valve selection
    15.CHILLED WATER PUMP SELECTION
    INTRODUCTION
    PUMP LAWS
    TYPES OF PUMP
    PRIMARY PUMP
    SECONDRY PUMP
    TERTIARY PUMP
    PUMP SELECTION, HEAD LOSS ETC.
    16.ALL AIR-CONDITIONING SYSTEMS.
    CONSTANT AIR VOLUME SYSTEM (CAV)
    VARIABLE AIR VOLUME SYSTEM (VAV)
    DUEL DUCT SYSTEM
    VARIABLE VOLUME/ TEMPERATURE SYSTEM
    DESERT COOLER
    18.INSTRUMENTATION, TESTING AND BALANCING.
    TYPES OF INSTRUEMENTS
    TAB WORK
    AIR BALANCING
    WATER BALANCING
    COMISSIONING
    19.PLANNING AND DESIGNING THE HVAC SYSTEM. (CLASS PROJECT)
    19.INSTALLING DETAIL FOR HVAC.
    CHILLER INSTALLATION
    AHU INSTALLATION
    DUCTABLE & PACKAGE INSTALLATION
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  • @AnNa-jq1il
    @AnNa-jq1il 8 лет назад +5

    amazing.. like it 😊
    Good bless you

  • @ExcelsiorElectric
    @ExcelsiorElectric 4 года назад +2

    Who is the narrator on this? His speaking is exemplary.

  • @wingzerofor
    @wingzerofor 9 лет назад +10

    Thank you for the video im taking a mechanical code class :)

    • @mepadda
      @mepadda 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/4bSgrKjyJKA/видео.html

    • @javeedhvactechnician7760
      @javeedhvactechnician7760 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/Xwcghxfq4f8/видео.html

  • @arnaldodeguzman3658
    @arnaldodeguzman3658 7 лет назад +5

    Thank you. Very helpful and informative.

  • @hubert2824
    @hubert2824 2 года назад

    It was very useful presentation. Thank You

  • @pashtolatestsongs189
    @pashtolatestsongs189 3 месяца назад

    very good overview

  • @chefshideout9797
    @chefshideout9797 4 года назад +4

    this is good...thanks for this info...sending my support...

  • @guillermogonzalez2084
    @guillermogonzalez2084 7 лет назад +45

    I want to go for a course of HVAC System. I want to know all the information.

    • @Gabriel.1985.
      @Gabriel.1985. 4 года назад +3

      Same here, good luck to you, hope you did well with it!

  • @bharatibhogunkar157
    @bharatibhogunkar157 5 лет назад +4

    Thank you for the useful information

  • @peyyetiveerabhadrarao6629
    @peyyetiveerabhadrarao6629 4 года назад

    Very nice basic information

  • @quivsterderilo1244
    @quivsterderilo1244 2 года назад

    The design of the rooms equipment and persónnel has always give the huge impact in centralized aircondition

  • @waterchillergeson2864
    @waterchillergeson2864 4 года назад +1

    Good video for the HVAC system.

  • @mohanytube
    @mohanytube 10 месяцев назад

    Easy explanation. Thank you

  • @gethrolebreton7164
    @gethrolebreton7164 3 года назад +1

    I learned a lot from you , thanks

  • @karthikraja7814
    @karthikraja7814 2 года назад

    Thank you sir, very good explanation

  • @blessed84
    @blessed84 3 года назад

    Great explanation

  • @SAMMAS-eu1ft
    @SAMMAS-eu1ft 3 года назад

    🌴السلام عليكم🌴
    Many Thanks,,, Very helpful and interesting Lesson.

  • @mickyngonga9826
    @mickyngonga9826 6 лет назад +4

    Hello I need more information, i want to attend this courses

  • @curtisamos1615
    @curtisamos1615 3 года назад

    I own A1Indoor air quality services.....I'm retired in a condo in winnipeg...nice view of the river....I can SEE air

  • @orlandoaranda6507
    @orlandoaranda6507 4 года назад +1

    this find me more interesting in hvac technologies

    • @mepadda
      @mepadda 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/4bSgrKjyJKA/видео.html

  • @ytbasanta
    @ytbasanta 2 года назад

    very useful for new lwerner

  • @lesmach6495
    @lesmach6495 7 лет назад +2

    I know an air filter will filter out dust and other contaminants, but isn't it's primary function to keep the evaporator clean?

  • @dineshraja2736
    @dineshraja2736 3 года назад

    Please upload more BMS SYSTUM Details...and build management...

  • @M-Cycle
    @M-Cycle 5 месяцев назад +1

    What if I told you that the greenest air conditioning was re-invented 50 years ago?
    It is a really great piece about Persian Badgir or Egyptian Malqaf (windcatchers). It is very ancient, but very simple direct evaporative air cooling with limited Temperature difference and added moisture to the product air. More advanced is indirect evaporative with dry and wet channels, wet bulb limit and dry product air. The ultimate tech is dew-point indirect evaporative air cooling inspired by Nature and implemented via advanced tech with multifold savings in energy and water consumption, carbon emissions and cost. Prototypes of the ultimate third generation Gen3 are already available for demonstration to all interested parties
    We would be happy to provide Undecided and Matt Ferrell additional information and demonstration video of prototypes with EER 200 (!)

    • @M-Cycle
      @M-Cycle 5 месяцев назад +1

      I am referring and clear articulate Dew-point indirect regenerative water evaporative cooling and refrigeration.
      Persian Badgir or Egyptian Malqaf (windcatchers) are in fact swamp, or dessert coolers using direct evaporative cooling with 5-10 deg. C temperature difference and added moisture to product air.
      M-Cycle is principally different with dew-point temperature (the hotter ambient - colder product) and no moisture added in product air and no air recirculation. M-Cycle works unassisted up to 18-20 gram per kg of air Absolute humidity, not RH% regardless raising ambient temperature.

  • @shyamlalbimengineer1875
    @shyamlalbimengineer1875 3 года назад

    Sir please make video on Hydraulic calculation

  • @abhijeetdey7739
    @abhijeetdey7739 5 лет назад +1

    Excellent. Good for beginners.

  • @dran908
    @dran908 9 лет назад +7

    Allen Emmelhainz Allen watch these videos on plumbing and HVAC we are doing more builds and we need your help

  • @dukealok0303
    @dukealok0303 2 года назад

    Much informative video.

  • @KhetkiRaj
    @KhetkiRaj 6 лет назад +1

    Nice sort view of HVAC

  • @dineshraja2736
    @dineshraja2736 3 года назад

    Good sir...

  • @mechanicalengineeringpract140
    @mechanicalengineeringpract140 2 года назад

    Well explained

  • @subbaraju5961
    @subbaraju5961 5 лет назад +1

    A good explanation

  • @altafhussainnadaf873
    @altafhussainnadaf873 7 лет назад +3

    Very nice explanation sir
    I want set my career in hvac I got details in this field... But I have completed graduation in Electrical and Electronics Engineering is it possible to join in the hvac career plz reply back

  • @serviceman3589
    @serviceman3589 9 лет назад +5

    Thanks for sharing !!!

  • @AaronThipthacoach22
    @AaronThipthacoach22 Год назад

    great work, thank you

  • @TechnicalBrainHVAC
    @TechnicalBrainHVAC 4 года назад

    Very nice your video

  • @thescingurajan8883
    @thescingurajan8883 4 года назад

    Hi it's good work hvacsyteam

  • @lorenzoalmanza4765
    @lorenzoalmanza4765 2 года назад

    Excelente otro excelente trabajo

  • @krishnasingh3677
    @krishnasingh3677 5 лет назад +2

    Thanks you for the this video ....

  • @aizazrahim8313
    @aizazrahim8313 4 года назад

    VERY NICE EXPLAINATION

  • @thewrenchmaster122
    @thewrenchmaster122 5 лет назад +6

    I use to work with in this career left it I am a automotive technician I make more money now

    • @klester3763
      @klester3763 4 года назад

      Where r u from? Cause I'm pretty sure it still depends on your location

    • @MBJH17isbackonlyone
      @MBJH17isbackonlyone 4 года назад

      How many years of experience did you have in hvac?

  • @mustafashaik4465
    @mustafashaik4465 8 месяцев назад

    جزاكلله خير

  • @omararibi5808
    @omararibi5808 5 лет назад +1

    Good vidéo for training

  • @greensparkinfraconsultants622
    @greensparkinfraconsultants622 7 лет назад

    nice explanation and we can easy to understand

  • @Sagar-kh8ec
    @Sagar-kh8ec 6 лет назад +1

    Superb.Thank you.

  • @dilanlol6046
    @dilanlol6046 3 года назад

    after my IoT major i'm thinking of studying HVAC

  • @afterdark6822
    @afterdark6822 9 лет назад +5

    Good stuff. Thank you for sharing.

  • @wombatusmaximus1788
    @wombatusmaximus1788 4 года назад +11

    2020: lol offices? So last century

    • @Remrie
      @Remrie 4 года назад

      They kind of ar. Many high rise buildings have opted to rent out their space as storage units, mainly for old file cabinets that have paper records and other office equipment.

  • @D2DNYAC
    @D2DNYAC 4 года назад +1

    Went to trade school