By the end of this course, learners will understand how AHU control sequences are translated into BMS control logic and controller programs. They will learn how sensors, setpoints, interlocks, alarms, schedules, PID control, digital outputs, and analog outputs work together to control fans, dampers, and heating or cooling devices in an Air Handling Unit.

AHU Control Logic and Programming

AHU Control Logic and Programming
This course is part of Understanding Building Management Systems Specialization

Instructor: Taught by Schneider Electric Experts
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What you'll learn
Develop AHU control sequences using sensor inputs, setpoints, interlocks, schedules, and controller outputs.
Apply control logic and PID concepts to fans, dampers, valves, and temperature or pressure control.
Test, simulate, and troubleshoot AHU control logic using operating data and common BMS diagnostic methods.
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