Trane offers courses on centrifugals up in Lacrosse and on screws out in Pueblo, but they are somewhat intermediate to advanced. For an intro to chillers, they have some pretty good literature from the A/C clinic course given at all of the factory offices. They should be available separately so you don't have to take the whole course or buy all the books. The literature numbers are: Chilled Water Systems TRG-TRC016-EN
Centrifugal Water Chillers TRG-TRC010-EN
Helical Rotary Water Chillers TRG-TRC012-EN
I don't have them in pdf, or I'd send them to you.
I do have the power point centravac courses I used to teach when I worked for Trane, but I think the files are too big. If you want them, I could probably send them to you on a disk.
Your poor planning does not constitute an emergency on my part!!!!
Trane offers courses on centrifugals up in Lacrosse and on screws out in Pueblo, but they are somewhat intermediate to advanced. For an intro to chillers, they have some pretty good literature from the A/C clinic course given at all of the factory offices. They should be available separately so you don't have to take the whole course or buy all the books. The literature numbers are:
Chilled Water Systems TRG-TRC016-EN
Centrifugal Water Chillers TRG-TRC010-EN
Helical Rotary Water Chillers TRG-TRC012-EN
these are good Intro BOOKS?
and would you suggest all 3 there a great price $16 each
and would you suggest all 3 there a great price $16 each
For learning about systems and the two most prevalent types of chillers, they are very good. They are the text books Trane uses to teach the intro courses. They have good graphics and explain everything in an easy to understand format. I'll dig out my power point files and PM you when I burn a disk.
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For learning about systems and the two most prevalent types of chillers, they are very good. They are the text books Trane uses to teach the intro courses. They have good graphics and explain everything in an easy to understand format. I'll dig out my power point files and PM you when I burn a disk.
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Along with a McQuay one. 
