The course aims to explore the basic function of heating, ventilation and cooling systems (HVAC), and to introduce innovative concepts for low energy and renewable energy buildings. Ventilation strategies (such as natural ventilation, mechanically assisted ventilation, demand controlled ventilation, and mixed mode ventilation) and methods for heating and cooling will be discussed, as will the way in which building regulations in Sweden influence choices. The importance of considering the dynamic operation conditions for HVAC systems in buildings will be emphasised. In the final part of the course, the focus will be on analysing the performance and interaction of HVAC systems and the building.
The course aims to explore the basic function of heating, ventilation and cooling systems (HVAC), and to introduce innovative concepts for low energy and renewable energy buildings. Ventilation strategies (such as natural ventilation, mechanically assisted ventilation, demand controlled ventilation, and mixed mode ventilation) and methods for heating and cooling will be discussed, as will the way in which building regulations in Sweden influence choices. The importance of considering the dynamic operation conditions for HVAC systems in buildings will be emphasised. In the final part of the course, the focus will be on analysing the performance and interaction of HVAC systems and the building.
The course aims to explore the basic function of heating, ventilation and cooling systems (HVAC), and to introduce innovative concepts for low energy and renewable energy buildings. Ventilation strategies (such as natural ventilation, mechanically assisted ventilation, demand controlled ventilation, and mixed mode ventilation) and methods for heating and cooling will be discussed, as will the way in which building regulations in Sweden influence choices. The importance of considering the dynamic operation conditions for HVAC systems in buildings will be emphasised. In the final part of the course, the focus will be on analysing the performance and interaction of HVAC systems and the building.
Extra information:
Mandatory online meetings will be held according to the schedule.
Surf on the Internet, read and send emails, use a word-processing programme (e.g. Word). Connect a camera and headphones to the computer and install a programme using instructions.
Computer Capacity:
Access to a computer (Not a mini pc, tablet or similar) that is not older than three years (or equivalent) and broadband connection, at least 1 Mbit/s (not mobile broadband, because mobile broadband can vary considerably in speed).
Means of Education:
Higher rate of web-based communication where our learning platform (Learn/Canvas) is a natural element of the course. Web-based meetings with sound and image where simple presentations can be held. Lectures can be broadcast live or can alternatively be made available afterwards online.
Tuition Fee
First Tuition Fee Installment:
12,500 SEK
Total Tuition Fee:
12,500 SEK
EU/EEA Citizens or exchange students are not required to pay fees. Information on application and tuition fees: www.universityadmissions.se.
The course aims to explore the basic function of heating, ventilation and cooling systems (HVAC), and to introduce innovative concepts for low energy and renewable energy buildings. Ventilation strategies (such as natural ventilation, mechanically assisted ventilation, demand controlled ventilation, and mixed mode ventilation) and methods for heating and cooling will be discussed, as will the way in which building regulations in Sweden influence choices. The importance of considering the dynamic operation conditions for HVAC systems in buildings will be emphasised. In the final part of the course, the focus will be on analysing the performance and interaction of HVAC systems and the building.
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