Our courses are designed to help you to develop, operate, and test refrigeration equipment.
At The Refrigeration Institute, our students are given hands-on experience in their training courses by their instructors that are highly trained and have years of experience within their given field. We have designed courses to be in-depth and comprehensive for our students. Employers are always looking for people with the right skills that can do a job correctly.
The Refrigeration Institute is proud to offer the following services for its students:
The key to attaining these skills is a high-quality education, which is why if you think you qualify for our refrigeration training course in NYC, then get in touch with one of our representatives to get started on your career path.
The ideal candidate can be anyone that is looking to advance their career as a refrigeration technician, or even if you are looking for a new career path.
In this segment we will cover the Basic Principles of Refrigeration including Temperature Conversions Pressure Conversions, The Gas Laws, Heat Quantity, and Heat Quantity Transfer, Sizing Pipes, Risers, and Tanks in Volume: Cubic Feet, and Gallons, and in Weight in Pounds of Water with Specific Gravity Conversion to any Substance, Calculating NRE, HOC, Compression Ratio, HOR, CFM per Ton, COE, Systems Diagnosis on Pressure/Enthalpy Diagrams as well as System Accessories.
In this segment we will cover the Basic Principles of Electricity including Parallel and Series Circuits, Ohm’s Law, AC Impedance, Inductive Reactance, Capacitive Reactance, Phase Angle, and Power Factor, The VOM and the Clamp-on Meter, how to safely and correctly take readings, and anticipate the readings, Split Phase Single Phase 120 Volt Motors, Starting Devices, Capacitor Arrangements, and Thermal Overloads, Single Phase 208/230 Volt Motors, Three Phase Induction Motors, Three Phase Synchronous Motors, A/C Generators, Solenoids, Relays, Contactors, Starters, Time Clocks, Transformers and much more!
In this segment we will cover the Basic Principles of Charging & Recovery including: Skills to correctly solder and braze copper and aluminum tubing, Recovering, Recycling, Reclaiming, Evacuating, Dehydrating, System Pressure Testing, and Critically Charging. Students will develop skill level in the use of equipment such as: Recovery Machines, vacuum pumps, nitrogen cylinders, nitrogen regulators, mercury manometers, micron gauges, vacuum gauges, gauge manifolds, quick couplers & disconnects, electronic scales, charging cylinders and more. These skills are developed by replacing components such as compressors, condensers, evaporators, et cetera.
In this segment we will cover the Basic Principles of Troubleshooting by applying the accumulation of knowledge learned in the first half of our 1st Trimester to simulated service calls that have actually come up in the field, systematically pin-pointing the problem, determining the reason for the problem developing, and by treating the cause rather than just the symptom to correctly repair the system. Here students will build confidence while also building their own test cord for bench testing motors and compressors, wire ballasts, two-way switches, three-way switches, four-way switches, wire motors, compressors, control panels, and more!
If you are interested in finding out more information about refrigeration training courses in New York City, then give us a call today at (212) 244-2588
At the Refrigeration Institute, we are committed to helping each of our graduates, providing them with Lifetime Career Placement Assistance. Our career services department has been highly successful with Career placement for our graduates, which is only a reflection on the high-quality education and hands-on training they receive while they are enrolled in our programs.