Title
        
          
  
      REFR2211 - Advanced Refrigeration Principles
Description
          Description
        		This course prepares students for more advanced lab sessions on commercial refrigeration systems. Students need to have a very good understanding of commercial refrigeration and electrical systems. Safety is emphasized.
      
    
      API ID
        
          
  
      Credits
4 (4/0/0)
      Prerequisites
- Completion of HVAC/R diploma.
 
Competencies
- Analyze liquid and suction line sizing requirements.
 - Select appropriate method of capacity control.
 - Assess different compressor types by their advantages and disadvantages.
 - Describe evaporator differences depending on application.
 - Describe the different ice machine manufacturers' methods of producing quality ice.
 - Demonstrate the proper methods of cleaning commercial cubers and flakers.
 - Contrast rack refrigeration to stand-alone systems.
 - Evaluate different means of temperature and humidity control in commercial refrigeration.
 - Compare methods for increasing condenser subcooling.
 - Diagnose compressor failure using manufacturer's data.
 - Determine when heat reclaim is a viable option.
 - Demonstrate the need for oil pressure safety switches.
 - Analyze vapor and liquid charging methods on large horsepower or rack refrigeration systems.
 
Degrees that use this course
        
          
      Degrees that use this course
Degree:
      
  
  
      Diploma
Location:
      
  
  
      Moorhead Campus
Credits:
      
  35