ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Illinois, United States, 22 December 2023: Air Movement and Control Association (AMCA) International announced that it will launch a new seminar, titled Analysing Fan- and Blower-System Performance: Troubleshooting and Efficiency (Level 2), in Association with HVAC instructors, Ron Wroblewski, PE, and William (Bill) Howarth, next year.

Making the announcement through a Press release, the Association said the seminar would be a combination of live virtual instruction and self-paced online learning. Furthermore, the Association said that the seminar will be held on consecutive Fridays, starting January 5 until 26, from 9 am to 11:30 am CDT. The Association also said that students who complete all program requirements will receive 18 professional development hour (PDH) credits.

According to the Association, “Analysing Fan- and Blower-System Performance: Troubleshooting and Efficiency (Level 2)” is comprised of the following modules:

· Selecting and Specifying the Best Fan for an Application

· Diagnosing and Identifying Sources of Fan Problems

· Psychrometrics for Fan Systems

· Fan-System Troubleshooting

· Heat Recovery in Industrial and Commercial Fan Systems

· Bearings in Fan Systems

· Balance Quality and Vibration

· Intro to FEI

· Calculating FEI

· System Effect in Fan Systems

· Belts and Couplings

· VFDs in Fan Systems

Ron Wroblewski

William (Bill) Howarth

AMCA said that in addition to course-specific workbooks and notes, students will receive digital copies of ANSI/AMCA standards 99, Standards Handbook, and 204, Balance Quality and Vibration Levels for Fans, and AMCA Publication 202, Troubleshooting.

The Association said the cost is USD 900 for AMCA members, USD 1,200 for non-members, and USD 400 for full-time students (proof of enrollment required). Furthermore, AMCA said that multiple attendees from the same organisation are eligible for a discount. For more information, contact Scott Arnold, Senior Manager, Industry Engagement and Content, at sarnold@amca.org. AMCA also said that class size is limited to 35 students.

 To register, click here.