BURNERS & FURNACE COURSE OVERVIEW
This course covers the basics of fuel combustion; the chemistry of combustion; gas burner systems; and furnace heat exchanger mechanics. Although the focus will be on residential indoor furnaces, the knowledge applies to light commercial including rooftop units.
NATE CREDITS ARE DEPENDENT ON SPECIALTY
The following specialties are eligible for 2 NATE Credits through our Gas Combustion: Burners & Furnace Basics Course:
- AC Installation and Service
- Air Distribution Installation and Service
- Air to Air Heating Pump Installation and Service
- Certified HVAC Professional
- Commercial Refrigeration Installation and Service
- Senior Efficiency Analyst
- Gas Heating (Air) Installation and Service
- Ground Source Heat Pump Installation
- Hydronics Gas Installation and Service
- Hydronics Oil Installation and Service
- HVAC Performance Verifier
- Light Commercial Refrigeration Installation and Service
- Oil Heating (Air) Installation and Service
COURSE CURRICULUM
CARBON MONOXIDE
COMBUSTION GAS
COMMON ADJUSTMENTS
AIR AND FUEL COMBUSTION
Combustion is a chemical process in which, the fuel combines with oxygen gas to release energy in the form of heat and light. Most boilers and furnaces are combustion appliances, burning fuel like natural gas, oil, or propane in order to generate heat.
In this course we will go through the different elements and fuels that it are commonly used in the field. Further understanding what makes the combustion process work in an HVAC unit and how to troubleshoot any issues that can arise in the field.
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