Basics for a refrigeration wannabe

[halesquad]

I am starting a course in London on the 15th it is a four day course on the basics and hands on. I just wondered if i need any info to give me a bit of an insider view as to what to expect.

[wambat]

I am starting a course in London on the 15th it is a four day course on the basics and hands on. I just wondered if i need any info to give me a bit of an insider view as to what to expect.

It's great that you are trying to get an education in this profession even if it's only for 4 days However we in the states normally require a 5 year apprenticship and working 40 hours and over 2000 hours of schooling before you become a certified journeyman. We all have to start somewere and this short class may let you know if you want to persue this further. Good luck!
GO here for our classes: http://www.hvacr-training.com/atrain.htm

[brianubaldo]

hi wambat

everyone starts in basics..
these are the four very important parts in refrigeration that if even one of it is gone the whole system will not work..

to be more easy for you to understand just get active in this forum.. welcome to the RE family..



good luck on your path..

[icecube51]

well if you're lucky its gone take 4 days to open the gate to SBT, what stands for " Blood , Sweat & Tears ."
once you found the key,its all the way up to happiness.

Ice

[halesquad]

Thanks Guys i will take your comments on board and i am not doing this as my main job as i am a vacuum service engineer. we are just in need of a bit of know how on how to service freeze-drying machines and other small plant work that we get involved in.

[Testech]

Buy Refrigeration and AC technology by Whitman and Johnson, its a great guide !.
I sat a 1yr course and got two C&G's in AC. It's like driving, you gotta do it to learn it.

[The MG Pony]

Nothing simple in it mate and for freezed riers we're talking of multistage cascade at best, if you're unlucky an Autocascade, weird little toads they are but they are the best!