11 WEEK SCHEDULE For ACR  101 Fundamentals

Week 1: Refrigeration Cycle
Basic compression refrigeration cycle. System operational testing. Latent and Sensible Heat, Heat transfer, Basic gas laws, Boiling point temperature and pressure relationships. Manifolds and calibration. Tool check in. Ohms law and electrical introduction. Brazing, tubing operations.

Week 2 & 3: Compressors
Compressor design, sizing, types, application, disassembly. Identification of major components, study of the major causes of compressor failures, capacity sizing of compressors, volumetric efficiency, compression ratio, power requirements Introduction to electrical motors.

Weeks 4 & 5: Electrical Systems
Wiring of electrical systems, using line and low voltage controls, Low voltage thermostats, control of indoor blower motors, split systems, ac units, back up strip heat, sequencers.

Week 6: Condensers and Evaporators
Condenser sizing, condenser air flow and design requirements, fan cycling, water cooled condenser, water regulating valve functions and head pressure setting, location of remote condensers, cooling tower, applications and basic design, low ambient head pressure control.

Evaporators design, function and application, circuiting, direct expansion coils, sizing vs DT and %RH, air flow, EPR evaporator pressure regulators, multiple evaporators and control, evaporator distributors, defrost; electric, hot gas, air defrost

Week 7: Metering Devices and Mechanical Assembly of Trainer Capillary Tubes
Sizing, application, installation, TEV and AEV - sizing, selection, types, operation, tear down and assembly, super heat adjustment, troubleshooting pressure testing, leak detection, evacuation, charging leak detection triple evacuation methods, proper charging super heat, subcooling, measurements. Assembly of small commercial trainers to current mechanical code.

Weeks 8-11: Electrical Wiring of Commercial Trainer and Optimization of Unit
Wire trainer 15 acceptable methods. Optimize operation of unit. Super heat/sub cooling measurements. Troubleshooting methods. Refrigerant recovery. Review of fundamentals for EPA test certification. Review of basic principles of refrigerant piping. Clean up lab.

 
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