HVAC School - For Techs, By Techs
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Real training for HVAC ( Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration) Technicians. Including recorded tech training, interviews, diagnostics and general conversations about the trade.
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A great podcast you can look at this website too a good one for buying centrifugal and axial fans and knowing more about all ventilation devices: https://damatajhiz.com/en/categories/33/centrifugal-axial-fans
good episode!
Great episode! Being homeschooled K-12 myself, this struck a cord with me. The type of skills that Brian talks about are the types of skills my parents instilled into me. Because of this I have never been out of work. Whether all of it was W-2 work is another topic. Share this around. SKILLED labor is dying but we can breath new life into it!
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what channel does Craig have?
wish they do live shows agian always was a great Saturday night
sure would have liked to hear what Caleb thought at some point.
good one
Thanks it was really helpful.
Rational for storage... reduced capital capacity of equipment is okay, but moving electrical use time to off peak times is HUGE! Currently FPL, in our area, offers off peak electric at $0.06/kW-hr, which is half the current rate. Challenge is you then agree to $0.24/kW-hr for on peak usage.
Yes! Also, let’s think about using over sized piping instead of buffer tanks to house the heat/cooling capacity, this would reduce energy consumption that is normally found in pipe friction loss. Also, consider that your cold storage be a tank of ice.
screw "marketing", ..... show us what works.
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One thing about analog vs digital gauges is the flutter you can see on an analog gauge refrigerant boiling off like flash gas when charging a system I’m young but it’s a tip from old timer refrigeration technician you can’t see that on digital gauges
One thing about analog vs digital gauges is the flutter you can see on an analog gauge refrigerant boiling off like flash gas when charging a system I’m young but it’s a tip from old timer refrigeration technician you can’t see that on digital gauges
Good as always
I am in aHVAC school right now and i enjoy some of the extra course like physics they make me take to understand wnats going on on a deeper level
yet again great advice, thank you Bryan
For checking input the Dormont FloPro is the product I had mentioned. FPMD75FFKIT is the part number.
Bryan lives in a world of “ “air quotes . Haha