The objective of this course is to equip learners with the specialized knowledge and practical skills required to design, analyze, and implement efficient HVAC systems for oil and gas facilities. The course focuses on understanding the unique environmental, safety, and operational challenges associated with the oil and gas industry and developing reliable HVAC solutions that meet international codes, standards, and hazardous area requirements.
The HVAC Design for Oil and Gas Facilities course provides a comprehensive understanding of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems specifically tailored for upstream, midstream, and downstream oil and gas applications.
Students will learn how to perform load calculations, equipment selection, air distribution design, and pressurization control in environments where safety, explosion protection, and reliability are critical.
Key topics include:
Fundamentals of HVAC systems in industrial environments
Classification of hazardous areas and HVAC implications
Design of pressurization and ventilation systems for control rooms, substations, and analyzer shelters
Selection of explosion-proof and corrosion-resistant HVAC equipment
Application of ASHRAE, API, NFPA, and ISO standards in design
Integration of HVAC systems with fire and gas safety systems
HVAC design for desert, offshore, and arctic conditions
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Design and size HVAC systems for oil and gas facilities
Interpret project specifications and safety requirements
Prepare HVAC drawings, equipment schedules, and design reports for hazardous areas
Ensure compliance with industry standards and client specifications