Amatrol’s Basic Refrigeration eLearning course (M19176) prepares technicians in industrial, residential, and commercial HVACR settings with the basic refrigeration knowledge and skills they need in a continuously growing industry. This course is a fantastic starting point for future HVACR technicians as it covers both maintenance skills and technical refrigeration concepts and calculations. The course covers topics including temperature and pressure measurement, heat transfer, & phase change.
The course covers mini-split heat pump operation, HVAC pressure and temperature measurements, mini-split heat pump component tests, and troubleshooting residential mini-split heat pump. Specific examples that learners will study include: refrigeration system safety, the functions of mini-split system LED indicators, how to pump down a mini-split heat pump, how to test a compressor and inverter control, and how to troubleshoot a communication failure in a mini-split system.
This course covers residential heat pump systems, heat pump thermostat operation, HVAC pressure and temperature measurements, heat pump component tests, and troubleshooting residential heat pump systems. Learners will study refrigeration system safety rules, operating a heat pump in heating and cooling modes, using the subcooling method to determine if a system is properly charged, testing a defrost control, and troubleshooting insufficient heating. (References T7100)
Amatrol’s Residential Heat Pump Troubleshooting Learning System (T7100) teaches the critical hands-on skills HVACR technicians need to succeed when working with residential HVAC systems that use a heat pump and traditional ducting.
Amatrol’s Steam Systems eBook course introduces learners to the operation, installation, maintenance, and repair of steam systems and their application in paper mills, commercial and residential settings, power companies, and even nuclear submarines. (References 950-SH1)
The Air Conditioning / Heat Pump eLearning curriculum teaches three types of thermal systems: air conditioning, refrigeration, and heat pumps. Students will learn industry-relevant skills including how to operate, install, analyze, and adjust these systems. (References T7082)
The word geothermal is from the Greek wods geo (earth) and therme (heat). Therefore, geothermal energy is energy that comes from the heat inside the earth. Geothermal energy is present in the earth because of the heat generated at its core and the solar energy absorbed at its surface.
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