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Course: |
HVA 117
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Title: | Introduction: Energy Auditor |
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Long Title: | Introduction to Residential Energy Auditor |
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Course Description: | Introduces an overview of the tasks, competencies, work scope and tools which are required to become a residential Energy Auditor. Also introduces an overview of the equipment, ratings, terms, and organizations that are normally referred to in conversations referring to Green Technology. Introduces training on Energy Auditor Software. |
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Min Credit: | 4 |
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Origin Notes: | PPCC |
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Course Notes: | Entered new course 1/26/12 LK |
STANDARD COMPETENCIES:
1. Demonstrate knowledge of the topics used in the program of energy auditing.
2. Develop an understanding of the job requirements needed to be an energy auditor.
3. Understand the different types of audits conducted by the energy auditor.
4. Develop knowledge of the instruments used in the energy auditing field.
5. Demonstrate knowledge of the purposes and functions of organizations that deal with Green.
6. Develop knowledge of green mechanical systems and equipment applications in areas of Electrical, HVAC/R, and Plumbing devices and equipment and how they can be used to save energy.
7. Demonstrate the skills needed to enter and intrepid information used in Energy Auditor Software.
TOPICAL OUTLINE:
I. Energy Audit Overview
a. The Energy Auditing Process
b. Energy Audit Purposes
c. Energy Auditing Surveys
d. Visual Inspection
e. Understanding Energy Use
f. Recommended Work Scope and Contracts
g. Quality Control versus Quality Assurance
h. Heating and Cooling Consumption
i. Water Auditing
j. Carbon Footprint
k. Energy Analysis and Indexes
II. Energy Auditor Overview
a. Job Description
i. What is an energy auditor
ii. Why are they important
b. Structural Systems
c. Mechanical Systems
d. Traditional Levels
i. Level 1: Walk Through
ii. Level 2: Technical
iii. Level 3: Engineering
III. Diagnostic Equipment
a. Basic hand tools
b. Pressure measuring tools
c. Combustion measuring instruments
d. Blower Door and Duct Blaster
e. Temperature measuring instruments
f. Air Flow measuring tools
g. Electrical power measuring instruments
IV. Green Awareness
a. Core
i. Energy Analysis and Awareness
ii. Renewable and Sustainable Energy
iii. Building Information Modeling (BIM)
iv. Commercial Building Energy Consumption Survey (CBECS)
v. Energy Conservation Measures (ECM)
b. HVAC/R
i. Energy Efficiency Ratings
ii. Comfort Conditioning
iii. Comfort Methods and Green Alternatives
c. Electrical
i. Electrical Production and Consumption
d. Plumbing
i. High Efficiency Plumbing, Fixtures and Appliances
ii. Hot Water, Distribution and Circulating Systems
iii. Water Heating Equipment
iv. Landscape Irrigation Systems
v. Wastewater Reuse Systems
vi. Fire Protection Systems and the Environment
vii. Green Plumbing Systems Relevance to LEED
e. Assessment – Certification Test
V. Energy Auditor Software
a. Data entry
b. Intrepid Data results
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