HVAC & RefrigerationTechnical Training Schedule

2019 Trane Indiana

Trane® is a leading provider of commercial HVAC Equipment, Building Controls, Service, Energy Services and Parts in Indiana. We have the tools, products, services, and experience to improve the life of your building and the lives within your building. We deliver High Performance Buildings For Life™. With over 100 associates taking a Lifecycle Cost Approach to building comfort, we help ensure that systems are designed, constructed, controlled, and maintained more reliably, more comfortably, and more efficiently. Trane recognizes the importance of continuous education in the HVAC Industry. Trane Indiana is pleased to provide you witha full schedule of HVAC educational programs. We are the leading provider of educational programs in Indiana and work hard to deliver the highest quality training. Trane programs offer the latest technology; providing your team with a realworld approach to education on the latest innovations in HVAC Equipment, Controls, and Maintenance Procedures, and Refrigeration Handling for owners, engineers, property managers, and contractors.®

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SUMMARY: TRANE INDIANA 2019 TECHNICAL TRAINING SCHEDULE

Spring Fall Info Page

IntelliPak™ Rooftops Primary audience: Contractors, technicians, owners April 15 Oct. 7 4

Variable Frequency Drives (VFD’s) Primary audience: Contractors, owners, maintenance personnel April 16 Oct. 8 4

Cooling Tower Operation & Maintenance Primary Audience: Owners, technicians, maintenance personnel April 17 n/a 5

Variable Air Volume & VariTrac™ Systems Primary Audience: Owners, contractors, facility mgrs, maintenance personnel April 18 Oct. 9 5

Voyager™ & Precedent™ Rooftops Primary Audience: Contractors, technicians, owners April 19 Oct. 10 6

Automation & Controls Primary Audience: Contractors, owners n/a Oct. 11 6

EPA Refrigeration Certification & Exam Primary Audience: Technicians, service & facility operation personnel n/a Oct. 21 7

Preventive Maintenance for Buildings Primary Audience: Technicians, facility operations, management n/a Oct. 22 7

Electrical Troubleshooting Primary Audience: Contractors, technicians, owners, facility operations May 6 Oct. 23 8

HVAC for Property and Facility Managers Primary Audience: Property & facility mgrs, owners, maintenance supervisors n/a Oct. 24 8

Boiler Operations and Maintenance Primary Audience: Contractors, owners, facility operations, technicians May 7 Oct. 25 9

AC Clinic - 2 Days Primary Audience: New designers, engineers, architects, building operators May 8-9 n/a 9

Basic Refrigeration Primary Audience: Facility operations, technicians, management May 10 n/a 10

How to Register & Pay for Classes 11

Instructor's Bio 12

Training Location Map 13

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VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVES (VFD)

Tuesday, April 16 or October 8

8:00 am –

4:00 pm

Cost: $275.00

Instructor: Kyle Chapman

INTELLIPAK™ ROOFTOPS

Monday, April 15 or October 7 8:00 am – 4:00 pm

Cost: $275.00 Instructor: Kyle Chapman

This one-day class includes the construction of the entire unit along with the internals of the membercomponents. Cooling cycle along with troubleshooting is discussed. A look at the IntelliPak controls including the STATITRAC, VFD, GBAS and VOM controls. We will discuss the E-flex compressors and Micro-channel coils, their applications and maintenance. A description of the Human Interface panel and its set-up is covered. Finally, a look at the unit wiring diagram rounds out the class.

This one-day class on variable frequency drives consists of concept, application, installation and maintenance. The course will cover general VFD theory of operation that is not vendor specific. Also discussed are startup, programming, troubleshooting, and motor selection. We will discuss the difference between balance and harmonics as well as the effects that harmonics can have on the electrical systems. Whether it’s called a freak, a drive, a VFD or an AFD, what was once limited to very large horsepower-expensive units has found its way into everyday applications. The Trane TR200 programming is discussed.

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VARIABLE AIR VOLUME & VARITRAC™ SYSTEMS

8:00 am –

4:00 pm

Cost: $275.00

Instructor: Kyle Chapman

COOLING TOWER OPERATION & MAINTENANCE

Wednesday, April 17 8:00 am – 4:00 pm

Cost: $275.00 Instructor: Kyle Chapman

This class is intended to show the basic concepts of cooling towers and their general operation and maintenance. Attendees will learn of the different types of towers, designs, placement, PM, service and controls. This class gives the owner, operator and maintenance person a solid background on how to maintain large A/C system condensers and why it’s necessary.

This class is designed to promote understanding of VAV systems and the different concepts in equipment and design in relation to conditioned air movement. The program introduces the systems, valves and the zone controls. Early pneumatic styles up to the electronic boards are covered. Varitrac covers the newer style boxes along with the electronic controls used with them. Varitrane and Varitrac boxes are used in both configurations and their application and maintenance will be covered. Understanding the difference between pressure-dependent/pressure-independent and system-powered/fan-powered is critical to for proper system performance.

Thursday, April 18 or Wednesday, October 9

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AUTOMATION AND CONTROLS

Tuesday, October 11

8:00 am –

4:00 pm

Cost: $275.00

Instructor: Kyle Chapman

This training class helps to serve as a basic concept class on building automation and DDC controls. The components are identified as the class goes from a basic stand-alone system to gradually more involved systems and finally the capabilities of total building automation systems. The various controllers are discussed along with their capabilities and uses. Recommended audience: Owners and contractors who will come in contact with small free-standing systems as well as complex building automation systems (BAS). Trane’s BAS systems are touched on butnot covered in individual depth. Summit, Tracer and Tracker Systems are designed per individual job specs.

VOYAGER™ AND PRECEDENT™ ROOFTOPS 3­50 TON

Friday, April 19 or Thursday, October 10 8:00 am – 4:00 pm

Cost: $275.00 Instructor: Kyle Chapman

This course combines the light and medium sized commercial equipment Trane offers. Class discussion will cover the general layout of equipment, routine maintenance, and how this range of equipment is suited for VAV. We will also spend time on the important aspects of compressors, burners,micro electronic control and common FIOPs offered for each piece of equipment. The new E-flex and E-drive systems will be covered as well as the effects of the high efficiency Micro-channel coils.

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EPA REFRIGERATION CERTIFICATION ­ SECTION 608 REVIEW & EXAM Monday, October 21 8:00 am – 5:30 pm

Cost: $310

Instructor: Elmer Franklin

Cost Includes Study Guide & Exam Fees

This course prepares the attendee to take the EPA refrigeration certification exam. Some knowledge

of the fundamental concepts of the refrigeration trade, such as heat, pressure, the refrigeration cycle

and typical service procedures are necessary prior to the course. A preparatory manual is mailed to

the attendee to provide a review of these concepts and to cover other areas to study for the

exam. The intent of the course is to rapidly cover the topics that the attendee will need to know to

prepare for the EPA exam. Topics covered include the refrigeration cycle, fundamentals of heat and

pressure, refrigerants, refrigeration applications, typical service procedures, EPA service regulations

including documentation requirements, global warming and ozone depletion.

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE FOR BUILDINGS Tuesday, October 22 8:00 am – 4:30 pm

Cost: $275.00 Instructor: Elmer Franklin

This course prepares attendees to start a preventive maintenance

program or to better operate an existing program. It emphasizes the

reliability centered maintenance approach of using a combination of

several maintenance strategies to reduce total maintenance costs while still keeping the

equipment running in top shape. It prepares attendees to better understand the preventive

maintenance needs for building mechanical systems including: air handlers, low-

pressure boilers, package and split air conditioners, chillers and cooling towers. Included are

discussions on the use of operation logs, check sheets, procedure/process description sheets

and other quality tools to improve the process.

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ELECTRICAL TROUBLESHOOTING Monday May 6 or Wednesday, October 23 8:00 am – 4:30 pm

After an overview of electric terminology, the attendee will learn the operation of various

electrical devices used in HVAC systems, and the procedures for troubleshooting them. It

incorporates principles of relays and other switching mechanisms and covers the basic

principles of reading schematic wiring diagrams. The attendee will become familiar with

HVAC electrical devices and circuits and will be able to use this knowledge to troubleshoot

electrical controls and electrical systems in order to repair them. This course has one lab

exercise and several in which the instructor demonstrates troubles on commercial air

conditioning/furnace system components and the students work in groups of 2 using a

schematic to identify faulty electrical components.

HVAC FOR PROPERTY AND FACILITY MANAGERS

Thursday, October 24 8:00 am – 4:30 pm

This course is designed to help property and facility managers gain a greater insight in the

management of HVAC in their facilities. It familiarizes them with air conditioning principles,

system components, functionality and operation. Attendees will learn basic refrigeration

principles, the inter-relation of components of an air conditioning system, basics of heat and

heating systems, pumps, zoning, air handlers, power distribution, fundamentals of controls and

other pertinent information.

Cost: $275.00 Instructor: Elmer Franklin

Cost: $275.00 Instructor: Elmer Franklin

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BOILER OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE

Tuesday, May 7 or Friday, October 25 8:00 am – 4:30 pm

This course is designed to familiarize attendees with the basic design and operation of boilers.

Items covered are startup, cleaning, controls, safety, preventive maintenance, annual service,

fuel types and other supporting issues. Different types and styles of boilers will be discussed

Cost: $275 Instructor: Elmer Franklin.00

Air Conditioning Clinic TWO­DAY Boot Camp

Cost Includes Trane AC Reference Guides and Manual

The course is designed for the new designer, engineer, architect, and

building operator trying to better understand their systems, and also

provides a good review for the more experienced attendee.

The course is a comprehensive battery of 15 sessions designed to give an

overview of air conditioning fundamentals and associated systems. Each

n deals with a specific area of the many disciplines required to

successfully design and install air conditioning equipment. Upon completion the attendee will have a

better understanding of the various equipment and systems used in providing comfort cooling

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and be able to identify the individual components and their operation. Booklets on the topics are provided

for the attendee to do further study. Topics Include: Air Handling Systems Psychrometry ∙ Cooling and

Heating Load Estimation ∙ Refrigeration Cycle ∙ Compressors ∙ System Components ∙ Absorption Water

Chillers ∙ Centrifugal Water Chillers ∙ Helical-Rotary Water Chillers ∙ Air Conditioning Fans ∙ VAV Systems

∙ HVAC Controls ∙ Chilled Water Systems ∙ Water-Source Heat Pumps ∙ Variable Refrigerant Flow Systems

Wednesday ­ Thursday, May 8 ­ 9

Cost: $640 Instructor: Elmer Franklin.00

8:00 am – 5:00 pm

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BASIC REFRIGERATION

Friday, May 10 8:00 am - 4:30 pm

Cost: $275 Instructor: Elmer Franklin

The objective of this training is to acquaint the participant with the basics of modern refrigeration as it

applies to air conditioning systems. Course content includes: heat transfer methods; sensible and

latent heat; types of refrigerant (excluding refrigerant handling practices); use of vapor/pressure

charts; discussion of superheat and subcooling; discussion of evaporator, condenser, compressor,

and expansion devices; application of these components to both cooling only and heat pump units.

NOTICE: Accessing a refrigerant system requires an EPA Certification

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Let’s Go Beyond™

TRANE Indiana Technical Training Registration Form

or Email IndianaTrane@Trane.com

for Registration Link

Course Title and Date:

Attendee Name(s):

Company:

Address:

City/Sate/Zip:

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CANCELLATION POLICY: You may cancel up to 72 hours before class and tuition will be refunded less a $35 registration fee. If you cancel less than 72 hours before the class your tuition will NOT be refunded. “No Shows” and cancellations less than 72 Hours before class will be charged in full or may be credited towards a future class of the same value and a $35.00 transfer fee will be charged. Trane reserves the right to cancel class due to enrollment, weather, or illness. All students will be notified as early as possible. Trane liability is limited to the return of registration fees.

Trane does not offer training to OEM Competitors

To process course tuition payment contact Jason Pfau 317­715­4956 or JasonPfau@trane.com

Training location: 5355 N Post Rd, Indianapolis IN 46216 (lunch included) Email registration forms to Indianatrane@trane.com

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Elmer Franklin

Mr. Franklin started in the HVAC trade as a technician in the military. While attending college, he worked as a facility manager in Flint for Michigan Bell Telephone. Elmer earned his mechanical engineering degree and was promoted to Michigan Bell Technical Support providing technical assistance and training to the maintenance group. Elmer instructed Air Conditioning at Henry Ford Community College. In 1994, he joined Johnson Controls and provided training and technical support for the Ameritech Building Operations Group. Elmer retired in 2000 and has been a Trane Instructor for over 16 Years teaching courses all across the United States.

Kyle Champan

Kyle Chapman started in the HVAC industry in 1983 and has worked in various capacities over these 30+ years. Starting with a large contractor in the field, installing residential systems then moving into the service area. Eventually performing system designs and then sales for commercial projects. At Carrier, Kyle did service support, inside engineering and customer training. Joining Trane in 1998 as an Account Manager, he worked in several areas of the Ohio District Office before taking the role of Global Parts Training Manager for Corporate out of La Crosse, Wisconsin.In 2014, Chapman Training and Consulting was formed. Kyle offers technical training,equipment specific and industry generic, on multiple types of systems. He is a member of ASHRAE and ASTD and holds a certification for DDI Learning Systems.

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