Louisiana Administrative Code
Title 28 - EDUCATION
Part CXXVII - Bulletin 122-Trade and Industrial Education Curricula
Chapter 7 - Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Competencies/Objectives
Section CXXVII-705 - Level Three
Universal Citation: LA Admin Code CXXVII-705
Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 9, September 20, 2024
A. Module 03301-02. Planned Maintenance
1. Describe
planned maintenance and service procedures required for selected HVAC equipment
and components.
2. Develop a
planned maintenance and service checklist for selected HVAC equipment and
accessories.
3. Perform identified
service and maintenance tasks on selected HVAC equipment, components, and
accessories.
4. Identify the tools
and materials necessary for performing service and maintenance tasks.
5. State the safety practices associated with
the servicing of selected HVAC equipment, components, and
accessories.
B. Module 03302-02. Troubleshooting Gas Heating
1.
Describe the basic operating sequence for natural-draft and induced-draft gas
heating equipment.
2. Demonstrate
skill in interpreting control circuit diagrams for gas heating
systems.
3. Develop a
troubleshooting chart for a gas heating system.
4. Identify the tools and instruments used
when troubleshooting gas heating systems.
5. Demonstrate skill in using the tools and
instruments required for troubleshooting gas heating systems.
6. Isolate and correct malfunctions in gas
heating systems.
C. Module 03303-02. Troubleshooting Electric Heating
1. Explain the operating principles of
various types of electric heating systems.
2. Describe the ways in which electric
heating systems and components are likely to fail.
3. Analyze circuit diagrams to determine the
operating sequence of a fan coil equipped with electric heaters.
4. Determine the operating sequence of an
electric heater package for a cooling unit or heat pump.
5. Troubleshoot:
a. electric furnaces;
b. accessory heater packages;
c. baseboard heating systems;
d. duct heaters; and
e. radiant heating systems.
6. State the safety practices
associated with the troubleshooting of selected electric heating
systems.
D. Module 03304-02. Troubleshooting Oil Heating
1.
Describe the basic operating sequence for oil-fired heating
equipment.
2. Demonstrate skill in
interpreting control circuit diagrams for oil heating systems.
3. Develop a troubleshooting chart for an oil
heating system.
4. Identify the
tools and instruments used in troubleshooting oil heating systems.
5. Demonstrate skill in using the tools and
instruments required for troubleshooting oil heating systems.
6. Isolate and correct malfunctions in oil
heating systems.
7. Describe the
safety precautions that must be taken when servicing oil heating
systems.
E. Module 03305-02. Troubleshooting Cooling
1. Describe
a systematic approach for troubleshooting cooling systems and
components.
2. Isolate problems to
electrical and/or mechanical functions in cooling systems.
3. Recognize and use equipment manufacturer's
troubleshooting aids to troubleshoot cooling systems.
4. Identify and use the service instruments
needed to troubleshoot cooling systems.
5. Successfully troubleshoot selected
problems in cooling equipment.
6.
State the safety precautions associated with cooling troubleshooting.
F. Module 03306-02. Troubleshooting Heat Pumps
1. Describe the
basic operating sequence for an air-to-air heat pump.
2. Demonstrate skill in interpreting control
circuit diagrams for heat pumps.
3.
Develop a troubleshooting chart for a heat pump.
4. Identify the tools and instruments used in
troubleshooting heat pumps.
5.
Demonstrate skill in using the tools and instruments required for
troubleshooting heat pumps.
6.
Isolate and correct malfunctions in heat pumps.
7. Describe the safety precautions associated
with servicing heat pumps.
G. Module 03307-02. Troubleshooting Accessories
1. Describe a systematic approach
for troubleshooting HVAC system accessories.
2. Exhibit competence in isolating problems
to electrical and/or mechanical functions of HVAC system accessories.
3. Recognize and use equipment manufacturer's
troubleshooting aids to troubleshoot HVAC system accessories.
4. Identify and properly use the service
instruments needed to troubleshoot HVAC system accessories.
5. Successfully troubleshoot problems in
selected HVAC system accessories.
6. State the safety precautions associated
with the troubleshooting of HVAC accessories.
H. Module 03308-02. Troubleshooting Electronic Controls
1. Describe the
similarities and differences between electronic controls and conventional
controls.
2. Analyze circuit
diagrams and other manufacturer's literature to determine the operating
sequence of microprocessor-controlled systems.
3. Use standard and special test equipment to
test a microprocessor-controlled comfort system.
I. Module 03309-02. Hydronic Heating and Cooling Systems
1. Explain the terms and
concepts used when working with hot-water heating, steam heating, and
chilled-water cooling systems.
2.
Identify the major components of hot-water heating, steam heating,
chilled-water cooling, and dual-temperature water systems.
3. Explain the purpose of each component of
hot-water heating, steam heating, chilled-water cooling, and dual-temperature
water systems.
4. Demonstrate the
safety precautions used when working with hot-water/chilled-water
systems.
5. Demonstrate or describe
how to operate and balance selected hot-water and chilled-water
systems.
6. Describe the basic
steam heating cycle.
7. Demonstrate
or describe how to safely perform selected operating procedures on low-pressure
steam boilers and systems.
8.
Demonstrate or describe how to install and maintain selected steam
traps.
9. Identify the common
piping configurations used with hot-water heating, steam heating, and
chilled-water cooling systems.
10.
Explain the principles involved, and describe the procedures used, in balancing
hydronic systems.
11. Select,
calibrate, and properly use the tools and instruments needed to balance
hydronic systems.
12. Read the
pressure across a water system circulating pump.
J. Module 03310-02. Airside Systems
1. Explain the operating principles of
different types of commercial air systems.
2. Identify the components that make up a
commercial air system.
3. Describe
the functions of commercial air systems and their components.
4. Identify the type of building in which a
particular type of system is used.
5. Explain the typical range of capacities
for a commercial air system.
K. Module 03311-02. Air Properties and Air System Balancing
1. Explain the gas laws
(Dalton, Boyle, and Charles) used when dealing with air and its
properties.
2. Explain how the
properties of air relate to one another.
3. Use a psychrometric chart to evaluate air
properties and changes in air properties.
4. Explain the principles involved in the
balancing of air distribution systems.
5. Define common terms used by manufacturers
when describing grilles, registers, and diffusers.
6. Identify and use the tools and instruments
needed to balance air distribution systems.
7. Demonstrate and/or describe the general
procedures used to balance air distribution systems.
8. Demonstrate and/or describe the methods
used to change the speed of air distribution system supply fans.
AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 17:6(A)(10).
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