HVAC Learning

Volume and mass flow rates (HVAC Learning)

Offered by ADEGEB,
Volume and mass flow rates (HVAC Learning)

Learn how to work with volume and mass flow rate.

Objective(s) :
Volume and mass flow rates course defines flow rates according to circulation speed and pipe gauge, air change rates and how to maintain flow rates or to convert mass flow to volume flow.

Whatever the training level, studying this training course is useful, even without doing the exercises. At the School Certificate and HND level only the first 3 paragraphs will be studied. This important E-book is quite substantial. To begin with don’t hesitate to put the notion of mass flow rate aside (last §), and come back to this later

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