In this course, you will learn the principles of thermodynamics as they relate to refrigeration and cooling systems. The course provides a foundation in best safety practices for working with equipment, then covers both scientific and practical aspects of maintaining cooling systems. Cooling systems are a critical part of a facility's operation and an essential part of the Stationary Engineer's knowledge.

This course covers:

     •   General Safety Practices
     •   Theory
     •   Matter and Energy
     •   Refrigeration and Refrigerants
     •   Indoor Air Quality
     •   Comfort and Psychrometrics
     •   Air Distribution and Balance

Total Course Hours: 40

Required Textbook: William C. Whitman and others, Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Technology, 6th Edition (2009). Publisher: Thomson-Delmar Learning. For details, or to purchase this book through our online book resource, please click here.

Course Price: $99

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