Check out the latest issue of RSES Journal for features including: air curtains using biopolar ionization, types of supply duct systems, refrigerant recovery best practices and more. All inside your November 2020 RSES Journal issue.
System Performance: Maximizing Energy Efficiency in Heating and Cooling
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RSES Launches New eLearning Safety for the HVACR Technician Course
RSES Launches New eLearning Safety for the HVACR Technician
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RSES Observes Thanksgiving
RSES will be closed on Thursday, Nov. 26, 2020, and Friday, Nov. 26, 2020, in observance of Thanksgiving.
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Methods of Defrost in Refrigeration Applications -- Part 2
Since piping runs are relatively long in
supermarkets, gas defrost generally takes
the form of reverse flow defrost. This method
utilizes the existing circuit’s suction line to
introduce the flow of the discharge vapor
in a backwards flow direction through the
evaporator system.
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Types of Supply Duct Systems
There are several basic types of
supply and return duct systems,
any one or a combination of
which can be utilized to fit the
needs of a particular structure.
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Refrigerant Recovery Best Practices
Refrigerant recovery is among the most common
procedures done by service technicians. But, best
practices continue to change and evolve over
time—meaning continued learning and professional education are a must.
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Beginning with basic theory and extending to complex troubleshooting, training courses covering refrigeration and air conditioning, heating, electricity, controls, heat pumps and safety may be conducted in a classroom environment or though self study. RSES publications may be purchased by schools, contractors, manufacturers or any other industry group wanting to conduct comprehensive training programs. Seminars covering air conditioning troubleshooting, electrical troubleshooting, compressor training, condenser training, refrigerant piping practices, DDC controls, and more are held in various cities across North America.
Select training programs offer Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and NATE Continuing Education Hours (CEHs).
In addition, RSES offers industry certification preparation materials for refrigerant handling (EPA Section 608), R-410A and North American Technician Excellence (NATE) examinations.
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