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The University of Maryland
has offered a class entitled Environmental Engineering
(ENME423) which has topics in CHP technology.
This is a three credit senior level mechanical
engineering class which covers CHP technology
and equipment. Also covered are heating and cooling
load computations, thermodynamics of refrigeration,
low temperature refrigeration, and problems involving
extremes of temperature, pressure, acceleration
and radiation. Please check the schedule of classes
for current availability.
Another class is Energy Systems
Analysis (ENME635), which is a three credit graduate
level mechanical engineering class. It covers
problem definitions using Engineering Equation
Solver, vapor compression cycles and conventional
power plants, ASHRAE temperature bins, weather
data, waste heat utilization, working fluid mixtures,
thermodynamic diagrams, generation energy conversion
cycles with heat input only, absorption systems,
desiccant systems and system integration options.
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