HVAC 102 - Advanced Refrigeration and AC

A continuation of the basic refrigeration cycle and application of the Mollier diagram and thermodynamics, including theoretical and actual refrigeration capacities, along with a study of refrigerants, oils, systems, metering devices and compressors. Emphasis on instrumentation, testing, system troubleshooting and problem solving. Students will study for EPA Section 608 certification. Typically Offered Fall, Spring
Level: UG
Credit Hours: 4

Prerequisite HVAC 101/C- And HVAC 111/C-
Corequisite -

Ferris Equivalencies:

Department: HVAC