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We're here 24/7 to help · Over 40 years experience. A split system is an air-conditioning or heat pump system that uses refrigerant as the heat exchange fluid and has an evaporator, compressor, and condenser as separate components. In most modern commercial applications, the compressor and condenser are combined into a . UNIT - 2 CO2: To Know Detail classification of Air-Conditioning System UNIT - 3 CO3: To Study Psychrometric Chart and various terminology UNIT - 4 CO4:To Explain the Load calculations of Survey of Building, Ventilation requirement for IAQ, ESHF, ADP & Air Flow Rate(CFM)Calculation UNIT - 5 CO5: Explain Hydronic System, Water Piping,Fittings. This is an introduction to air conditioning systems (frequently referred to as HVAC systems – heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems). Air Flow: This system is a standard air handling unit that utilizes a preheat coil (H). This coil should only operate during the winter months, if the outside air is below freezing. The goal of this coil is to preheat the incoming outside or mixed air to prevent the cooling coil (C) from freezing. The air conditioning is that branch of engineering science which deals with the study of conditioning of air, supplying and maintaining desirable internal atmospheric conditions for human comfort, irrespective of external conditions. Air Flow: This system is a standard air handling unit that utilizes a preheat coil (H). This coil should only operate during the winter months, if the outside air is below freezing. The goal of this coil is to preheat the incoming outside or mixed air to prevent the cooling coil (C) from freezing. Most HVAC systems used today deliver conditioned (heated, cooled, humidified, or dehumidified) air to the conditioned space to add or remove sensible heat and moisture. This conditioned air is called supply air. The air that carries the heat and moisture out of the space is called return air. Imagine the conditioned supply air as a sponge. This is an introduction to air conditioning systems (frequently referred to as HVAC systems – heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems).