Refrigeration Systems and Controls focuses on the fundamental principles of refrigeration and the basic refrigeration cycle used in air conditioning systems, heat pumps, and refrigeration equipment. Students will develop an understanding of how cooling systems operate and are controlled.
Instruction includes the study of refrigeration control systems, psychrometrics, and airflow principles. Students will also explore air purification systems, ventilation methods, and dehumidification processes. Emphasis is placed on developing foundational skills required for the installation, maintenance, and servicing of HVAC/R equipment.
This course prepares students for advanced HVAC/R training and careers in heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration.
Prerequisites for this course include successful completion of HVAC-105.
Students choosing to take the course for college credit must apply to Crowder College and enroll in the course through both Crowder College and the high school. Students are financially responsible for any course fees incurred for taking the course for college credit.