Johnson Controls

ENG 240 – Hydronics for Industrial Refrigeration

Understand secondary refrigerants and hydronic system design.

Focuses on hydronic and secondary refrigerant systems used with industrial ammonia refrigeration.

Overview

Hydronic systems, often referred to as secondary refrigerant systems, are commonly used to distribute cooling or heating in industrial refrigeration applications. These systems rely on fluids such as glycol or chilled water rather than direct refrigerant expansion in occupied or remote spaces.

This course introduces the fundamentals of hydronic system design, including pumping strategies, air removal, flow balancing, and common applications such as underfloor heating in refrigerated warehouses.

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Course Specs
Video Length: 1.0 hour
📝 Assessments: 3 tests
🎓 PDH: 1.0
Closed Captioned: No
Prerequisites: None