Where can I find resources for becoming an HVAC engineer?

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Resources for becoming an HVAC engineer include joining ASHRAE and reading relevant books on the subject. Practical experience from internships is emphasized as the most beneficial learning tool. Participants suggest that hands-on work during internships is crucial for adapting to the field. Engaging with professional organizations like ASHRAE can provide valuable insights and networking opportunities. Overall, combining practical experience with additional resources is key to success in HVAC engineering.
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Hey all,

I am beginning my first job out of college this coming January. I will be working for an architectural/engineering firm as an entry level mechanical engineer designing HVAC systems. I have interned with them for two summers so the company is not completely foreign to me. However, I'd like more information, rules of thumb, etc. What books, resources, etc. do you guys recommend I read/study to help me adapt better to this field? (Unfortunately my school BARELY touches on the subject of HVAC).

Thank you,

Dan
 
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Gosh guys, no advice?
 
I'm an HVAC engineer. Honestly, nothing we can say can help you as much as your internship could (as long as they had you doing more than just get coffee...). All I can think of to tell you is to join ASHRAE and get the books.
 
russ_watters said:
I'm an HVAC engineer. Honestly, nothing we can say can help you as much as your internship could (as long as they had you doing more than just get coffee...). All I can think of to tell you is to join ASHRAE and get the books.

Ok, thank you.

I am going to join ASHRAE right now. The internship was definitely helpful; I did A LOT more than just get coffee. lol

If anyone thinks of advice, whether it pertains to HVAC or engineering in general, PLEASE POST!

Thank you,

-Dan
 
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