Course title:
Air filtration and purification techniques (Air treatment)
Reference:
TA-C-001
Training Objectives:
Identify the principles of air filtration and purification in HVAC systems.
Size and select a filtration system adapted to a specific need.
Implement best practices for filter maintenance and replacement.
Integrate innovative air purification solutions into modern air handling systems.
Target Audience:
Technicians and engineers in climate control, ventilation or air treatment.
Maintenance managers and operators.
Design engineers and installers.
Prerequisites:
Basic knowledge of aerodynamics, ventilation, and HVAC engineering.
Understanding of the operation of air handling systems (units, filters, ductwork).
Prior experience in HVAC system design is recommended.
Program:
Module 1: Principles of air filtration and purification.
Fundamental concepts, types of filters and purification technologies.
Module 2: Equipment Selection and Sizing –
Filter selection, performance calculations and selection criteria.
Module 3: Practical applications and maintenance
Implementation, maintenance and replacement of filtration systems.
Duration and Modalities:
Duration: 2 days (16 hours).
Modality: In-person training.
Course title:
Design of ventilation and air conditioning systems for cleanrooms
Reference:
TA-03-001
Training Objectives:
Understand the specific characteristics of ventilation and air conditioning systems for controlled environments (cleanrooms).
Learn to design and optimize these systems according to ISO standards.
Understand the principles of pressurization, humidity control, and temperature regulation adapted to industrial cleanrooms.
Target Audience:
HVAC engineers and technicians, maintenance managers, designers in engineering offices.
Professionals in the pharmaceutical, microelectronics and hospital industries.
Prerequisites:
Mastery of the fundamentals of air treatment and notions in HVAC regulation.
Program:
Module 1: Cleanroom Principles
Introduction to ISO classifications and airflow management.
Module 2: Design and sizing –
Selection of equipment, calculation of airflow rates, thermal and hygrometric management.
Module 3: Maintenance and optimization
Performance monitoring, filter management and system auditing.
Duration and Modalities:
Duration: 3 days (24 hours).
Modality: In-person training with practical workshops.
Course title:
Indoor Air Quality Management
Reference:
TA-S-003
Training Objectives:
Understand the health, energy, and regulatory issues related to indoor air quality.
Identify pollutants, contaminants, and sources of IAQ degradation.
Master comfort and health parameters: temperature, humidity, etc.
Propose corrective and preventive actions to improve air quality.
Target Audience:
Technicians and engineers in climate control, ventilation or air treatment.
Maintenance managers and operators.
Design engineers and installers.
Prerequisites:
Basic knowledge of aerodynamics, ventilation, and HVAC engineering.
Understanding of the operation of air handling systems (units, filters, ductwork).
Prior experience in HVAC system design is recommended.
Program :
Module 1: Principles of Indoor Air Quality –
Fundamental concepts, sources of pollution and impacts on health.
Module 2: Measurement and control of pollutants
Measurement methods, quality indicators and control tools.
Module 3: Indoor Air Quality Treatment Solutions
Filtration techniques, ventilation and IAQ improvement.
Duration and Modalities:
Duration: 1 day (8 hours).
Modality: In-person training with demonstrations.