Undergraduate Certificate in Energy Recovery
-- ViewingNowThe Undergraduate Certificate in Energy Recovery is a comprehensive course that empowers learners with essential skills for career advancement in the rapidly growing energy industry. This certificate program focuses on the principles and practices of energy recovery, emphasizing the importance of sustainable energy solutions and their impact on the environment.
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⢠Energy Recovery Fundamentals: Introduction to energy recovery systems, principles of energy conservation and efficiency, and the role of energy recovery in sustainable building design.
⢠Thermal Energy Recovery: Heat recovery ventilation systems, run-around coils, and regenerative thermal oxidizers. Understanding temperature recovery, sensible heat, and latent heat in the context of energy recovery.
⢠Power Generation and Electricity Recovery: Waste-to-energy systems, combined heat and power (CHP) systems, and principles of electricity recovery. Understanding the role of power generation and electricity recovery in industrial and commercial settings.
⢠Energy Recovery Technologies: Overview of various energy recovery technologies, including desiccant dehumidification, absorption chillers, and thermoelectric generators.
⢠Energy Recovery Systems Design: System sizing, selection, and integration. Understanding the impact of energy recovery on indoor air quality, thermal comfort, and energy efficiency.
⢠Energy Recovery Performance Evaluation: Measuring and verifying energy recovery system performance. Understanding the importance of monitoring and evaluating energy recovery systems to ensure optimal performance and energy savings.
⢠Energy Recovery Policy and Incentives: Overview of federal, state, and local policies and incentives that promote energy recovery. Understanding the role of policy and incentives in driving the adoption of energy recovery systems.
Note: The above list is not exhaustive and may vary depending on the program and institution.
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