N O R T H A M E R I C A C O M M E R C I A L TDP

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N O R T H A M E R I C A C O M M E R C I A L TDP Phase 1 - ABC’s of Comfort - Psychrometrics Level 1 - Load Estimating Level 2 - Principles of Mechanical Refrigeration - Concepts of Air Conditioning - Water Piping and Pumps - Duct Design Level 1 - Central Station Air Handlers - Fans: Features and Analysis - Fans in VAV Systems - Air-Cooled Chillers - Water-Cooled Chillers - Rooftop Units Level 1 - Split Systems - Condensers and Cooling Towers - Variable Volume and Temperature - Controls Level 1 For internal use only — Carrier confidential

N O R T H A M E R I C A C O M M E R C I A L TDP Phase 2 - Comfort Control Principles - Filtration - Coils – Direct Expansion, Chilled - Acoustics and Vibration Water and Heating - Indoor Air Quality - Systems Features and Selection - Compressor Types Criteria - Energy Recovery Systems - Life Cycle Costing for HVAC Systems - Load Estimating Level 3 - Water Source Heat Pumps - HVAC Industry Overview - Principles of Mechanical - VAV Rooftop Units Refrigeration Level 2 - Sustainable Design (LEED) - Controls (Networking) - Indoor Package Units - Load Estimating Level 1 - VAV Systems - Refrigerant Piping - Refrigerants - Expansion Devices - Chilled Water Systems - VAV and CV Terminals For internal use only — Carrier confidential

N O R T H A M E R I C A C O M M E R C I A L TDP Phase 3 - Load Estimating Level 4 - Room Air Distribution - Controls 3 Basic Controls Design - Underfloor Air Distribution Systems - Commissioning - Electrical: Starters, Motors, VFD’s - Induction Systems: Dedicated Make Up Air - Energy Estimating - Codes and Standards affecting HVAC Design - Combined Heat and Power For internal use only — Carrier confidential