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An HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) Design Engineer is a professional responsible for the design, selection, and implementation of HVAC systems in buildings and industrial facilities. They play a crucial role in creating comfortable, energy-efficient, and safe indoor environments by designing HVAC systems that meet the specific requirements of the project.

System Design: Designing HVAC systems for buildings and facilities, considering factors such as building size, occupancy, thermal loads, climate, and local building codes.
Load Calculations: Performing heat load calculations to determine the heating and cooling requirements of the building and select appropriate equipment.
Equipment Selection: Selecting HVAC equipment, including air conditioners, furnaces, heat pumps, fans, and ventilation systems, based on the project's specifications and energy efficiency goals.
Ductwork and Piping Design: Designing the layout of ductwork and piping systems to distribute conditioned air and ensure proper ventilation throughout the building.
Energy Efficiency: Incorporating energy-efficient technologies and strategies, such as variable speed drives, energy recovery systems, and zoning controls, to optimize HVAC system performance and reduce energy consumption.
Code Compliance: Ensuring that the HVAC design complies with local building codes, environmental regulations, and industry standards.
Simulation and Modeling: Using computer simulations and modeling tools to analyze the performance of HVAC systems and optimize their design.
Indoor Air Quality: Designing ventilation systems to provide adequate outdoor air and maintain healthy indoor air quality for building occupants.
Sustainability: Integrating sustainable and environmentally friendly practices into HVAC design, such as using renewable energy sources or low-emission technologies.