HVAC Designing & Engineering
What is HVAC Engineering & Design ?
HVAC Drafting is the process of putting heating and ventilation systems into building design plans. There is a large amount of knowledge required to do this job well, so it is critical that a design firm needs highly trained HVAC/structural/architectural draftsmen.
Why HVAC Design and Engineering important ?
our HVAC system’s design affects many aspects of your internal environment. A well-designed HVAC system can conserve energy, improve air quality, achieve adequate balance, and improve the overall efficiency and performance of the system.
Common HVAC Design Mistakes
Failing to Properly Design/Install Drain SystemsÂ
Wastewater buildup can cause major property damage. Pipes may freeze in cold weather as well. To prevent mold, air quality issues, and even HVAC failure, make sure a drain system is properly designed for your AC and furnace, and that a contractor is careful when installing it.Â
Not Installing the Right Sized ExhaustÂ
An exhaust flue or damper must be sized right for the system. It directs toxic gases from your furnace out of your home. If the correct exhaust isn’t installed, your family could be exposed to carbon monoxide and harmful fumes. Not missing this detail can therefore save you a lot of trouble later.Â
Installing HVAC Without the Proper Experience
Central AC installation requires knowledge and experience. Just one mistake can have costly consequences. If you’ve never installed a central air conditioning system, it’s best to hire an experienced contractor. And when choosing one, go for quality over price. Check their experience, license, and certification and ask for references as well.
Not Contacting DASMAN companyÂ
We provide central AC installation and repair services . Our team fully understands the connection between AC sizing and performance. When you need us for repairs, we’re available 24 hours a day. But you can count on us for custom design, personalized service, and air conditioner financing to ensure you get the system you need. To get started, schedule your appointment by calling us on 17241360 today.Â
Wrong System size Capacity
Air conditioning professionals use specialized calculations to determine what sized AC systems are best for homes depending on square footage. Choose too large a unit and it will cool the space too quickly, causing it to short cycle, while too small a unit will be overworked; either way, wear and tear, energy costs, and comfort can be a problem.Â
Placing the AC Unit in the Wrong SpotÂ
The AC components should be installed out of direct sunlight or performance can be significantly affected. Inadequate clearance will cause the system to run inefficiently and can cost you more in energy bills. Positioning is a factor for just about all components, including vents. AC vents must be in an open area, and not blocked; ideally, they should be mounted on the tops of walls.Â
Leaving Refrigerant Lines UninsulatedÂ
Since the refrigerant line runs between indoor and outdoor components, some of it is exposed and vulnerable especially during cooler conditions. If you don’t properly insulate the refrigerant line, it can freeze. This can cause condensation issues and damage the system. Vapor-proof insulation should be used for suction lines.
Not Designing the Air Distribution System CorrectlyÂ
A duct system must be designed specifically for the space and the equipment installed. First, consider the AC unit’s output capacity. Duct size must match this, or performance issues, noise, air leaks, humidity, and air quality issues can be problematic. Don’t use your old duct system to shortcut. Designing the air distribution system right, with high-quality materials and workmanship, will get you the most out of your investment.Â