AIRE 128 - Comfort Heating Systems Theory

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    Description
    This course engages in the study, identification, and understanding of the safe operation of comfort heating equipment and systems. Instruction includes the use of combustion analyzers to evaluate the combustion process of various fuels, their heat output, analysis of bi-products, equipment capacity and combustion efficiency. The course includes discussions on equipment design, installation and maintenance in common types of comfort heating systems, including forced-air fuel-fired furnaces, boilers, heatpumps and airhandlers, hydronic heating and integrated conventional and alternative energy systems. This course is intended for students pursuing certificates or an associate degree in Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Environmental Control Technology.