Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to: 

• Understand the principles and configurations of advanced HVAC systems.  

• Identify the functions and applications of major HVAC equipment.  

• Analyze air distribution and hydronic system designs.  

• Evaluate HVAC energy performance and efficiency strategies.  

• Understand HVAC controls, automation, and Building Management Systems (BMS).  

• Apply systematic approaches to HVAC troubleshooting and performance assessment.  

• Understand indoor air quality (IAQ) and ventilation requirements.  

• Review relevant international standards and best practices.  

• Assess appropriate HVAC solutions for various building applicatio

This course is intended for: 

• Mechanical Engineers  

• HVAC Engineers  

• Building Services Engineers  

• Facilities Engineers  

• Maintenance Engineers  

• Project Engineers  

• Energy Engineers  

• Technical Supervisors  

• Operations and Maintenance Personnel  

• Engineering Consultants  

• Professionals involved in the design, operation, maintenance, or management of HVAC systems  

is program is delivered using: 

• Instructor-led lectures  

• Technical presentations  

• Engineering discussions  

• Case study reviews (discussion-based)  

• Interactive question-and-answer sessions 

Day 1 – Fundamentals of Advanced HVAC Systems 

• Course overview and learning objectives  

• Review of HVAC fundamentals  

• Advanced HVAC system configurations  

• Major HVAC equipment and operating principles  

• HVAC applications in commercial and industrial buildings  

Day 2 – Air Distribution and Hydronic Systems 

• Air distribution system design concepts  

• Constant Air Volume (CAV) and Variable Air Volume (VAV) systems  

• Chilled water and hot water distribution systems  

• Pumps, valves, and system balancing  

• HVAC system selection considerations  

Day 3 – Energy Efficiency and HVAC Controls 

• HVAC energy performance and efficiency metrics  

• Energy conservation opportunities  

• HVAC control strategies  

• Sensors, actuators, and control devices  

• Building Management Systems (BMS) and smart HVAC technologies  

Day 4 – Indoor Air Quality and System Performance 

• Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) fundamentals  

• Ventilation standards and filtration systems  

• Thermal comfort principles  

• HVAC performance assessment  

• Common operational issues and troubleshooting methodologies  

Day 5 – Advanced Technologies and Industry Best Practices 

• Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) systems  

• Dedicated Outdoor Air Systems (DOAS)  

• Heat recovery technologies  

• Sustainable and high-performance HVAC systems  

• Emerging trends in digitalization, automation, and decarbonization  

• Course review and open technical discussion  

RECTUS attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing minimum of 80% of the total course duration.