The Public Works District has opened a new area [HVAC and Thermal Energy Utilization Technology Exchange Area] and is looking for moderators!
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According to the needs and planning of the forum, the public works area is preparing to open a new area, with the main contents covering HVAC, thermal engineering, energy utilization, and energy conservation. Based on everyone's opinions, the new area was named the HVAC and Thermal Energy Utilization Technology Exchange Area. At the appropriate time, this area will be further divided and developed. The construction of the new district also hopes to receive your full support, thank you! The new district is recruiting moderators. Talents in relevant professions are welcome to join the district management team! If you are interested, please send a message to fallautumn or comment directly on this thread. Public Engineering Technology Exchange Area welcomes you!
HVAC and thermal engineering are both areas where energy is used. Energy utilization and energy conservation are also related to energy. Therefore, the naming of this area should take energy as the object and application as the theme! As for the specific name, I recommend a vulgar one.: Special topic on energy use
Energy utilization! Or energy engineering! ! Thermal energy and power engineering, I remember it was a branch in our school: Power generation, refrigeration, HVAC, energy saving ； It also includes many other schools, so for example, Zhejiang University has changed its name to energy. I feel that this name should be able to include these majors, and it is likely to attract other energy-related majors to come in for exchanges. I don’t know if it is suitable! ! As mentioned on the fifth floor, HVAC belongs to civil engineering and thermal engineering belongs to craftsmanship. However, they all come from the same major. Isn’t it called thermal energy and power engineering in universities? ! Aren’t the first-level subjects all engineering thermophysics? Will we no longer be part of a family when we come out? Maybe it’s because I studied thermal engineering and became a thermal engineer, but HVAC and refrigeration. . . . After all, it is still a major academically! ! The biggest advantage of this name is that it does not only highlight thermal engineering or HVAC and neglect other majors, but covers the content mentioned by the poster. The only difficulty is that the name may be too big, and the cleaners may not be able to pass it! ! ! This post was last edited by happyboy1814 on 2009-3-19 10:06 ]
HVAC should be in the process design section. If the emphasis is on thermal energy application, it is called the thermal energy engineering exchange area or the thermal energy comprehensive utilization exchange area.
HVAC is generally different from process design. Whether it is a school professional setting or a general company professional setting, the word "energy" still includes thermal engineering and other aspects.； Our HVAC belongs to the civil engineering room, and the thermal engineering belongs to the process system room.
I suggest calling it "HVAC, Thermal Engineering and Energy Saving Area" so that people can see it more clearly.
It is recommended to name: HVAC and Thermal Engineering Area
Suggested name: Energy Saving and Thermal Engineering Zone
I give you various common names: ： Thermal energy and energy saving and consumption reduction exchange area!
The HVAC and Thermal Energy Technology Exchange Area is where I majored in this major. It covers a wide range of areas and basically covers both HVAC and thermal energy.
:lol I'm here to join in the fun. I originally majored in thermal energy and power engineering, but I have forgotten a lot now. I hope this area can help me learn my original knowledge. Thanks
It is recommended to name: HVAC and Thermal Engineering Exchange Area!!:handshake
It is recommended to name: Energy Science and Engineering Exchange Area
The name should not be too long, otherwise the navigation bar on the left side of the forum will not be able to read it all. It is recommended to call it "HVAC Heating", which means that this scope has already been included.
Keep it simple: Thermal Energy Engineering Exchange Area
I think the suggestion on the 13th floor is better, called "HVAC and Thermal Energy Engineering Exchange Area". It not only highlights the professionalism, but also emphasizes that it is related to "energy".
My opinion is "comprehensive utilization of thermal energy" or "comprehensive utilization of HVAC and thermal energy": lol