3.5.1 Ammonia Engineering School (Level 3)
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Ammonia Engineering School
Real Problems. Real Systems.
Designed for engineers, project managers, contractors, system designers, and technical professionals working with industrial ammonia refrigeration systems.
This hybrid program combines online prerequisite coursework with instructor-led training centered on real-world engineering scenarios. Participants evaluate design, operational, and troubleshooting challenges first, then explore the equipment, technologies, and engineering decisions that support practical solutions.
Who Should Attend
Engineers, project managers, contractors, system designers, technical sales professionals, and refrigeration professionals seeking a stronger understanding of industrial ammonia refrigeration systems.
Key Focus Areas
- System design principles
- Engineering tradeoffs and decision-making
- Equipment selection and application
- Operational challenges and troubleshooting
- System performance and optimization
- Safety and reliability considerations
What You'll Gain
- A practical framework for evaluating refrigeration challenges
- Greater confidence comparing design alternatives
- Improved understanding of equipment selection decisions
- Better insight into how system components interact
- Knowledge you can apply to real-world refrigeration projects
Online Courses
- ACU 130 – AcuAir Hygienic Air Handlers
- ENG 110 – Foundations of Industrial Refrigeration
- ENG 130 – Refrigerant Expansion
- ENG 140 – Evaporation
- ENG 230 – Estimating Refrigerated Warehouse Loads
- ENG 240 – Hydronics for Industrial Refrigeration
- ENG 320 – Mass Balances for IR Systems
- ENG 350 – Refrigeration System Analysis
- SC 110 – The Screw Compressor
- SC 210 – Screw Compressor Oil Systems
- SC 340 – Troubleshooting Screw Compressor Oil Systems
Online Time: 20 hours
In Person Training
Three and a half days of instructor lead training in New Freedom, PA.
PDH Credit: 20 Online + 28 In Person
Total: 48 PDH