Física casera: ¿Cómo funcionan los acondicionadores de aire? (Bombas de calor)

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Edades 8-12

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Aprenda cómo una bomba de calor mueve calor para producir frío en un acondicionador de aire, refrigerador, congelador, automóvil, etc.

David Salch

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50 min

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1 reunión en vivo

50 minutos horas presenciales

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Grado de EE. UU. 3 - 6

In this class we explore all the working parts of a heat pump, what they do, how they work, and what principles are at play. The very nature of "heat" is explored to explain the operation of a "heat pump".

Concepts explored include:
Parts of a heat pump
What is heat
Absorbing heat
Moving heat to a new location
Temperatures and pressures around the system
Where heat pumps are used
Maintenance 
Simple diagnosis

All of this is presented in an age appropriate manner so the younger students can grasp and start on a proper understanding into the world of computers. 

This is an interactive whiteboarding class where illustrations are used explain the lesson throughout.  Interaction means questions and comments are encouraged  to whatever level of participation the student desires. 

 
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This class is part of a series on physics and how things work around our homes. Each class is independent, and can be purchased separately. I recommend taking all the classes to become well rounded!

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David Salch

Se unió el December, 2016

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Learning facts and skills is definitely important, but an often missed but critical piece of education is understanding the foundation. Without a proper understanding of the underlying principles of "how something works," the collection of facts are not only less useful, but often dangerous. It is the understanding of principles that makes interpretation and application of facts possible. By achieving a basic understanding of the principles, it is possible to truly master life skills.

I am mid 50's, Father of 12 children and 4 grandchildren. My life experience is one of constant learning, across many disciplines, resulting in a very broad understanding of everything from the basic skills of life to deep high technology and innovative agriculture. I have several patents in my name and I am releasing a series of books on food and health through profitable small farms. 

As a homeschool Dad, my desire is to bring a wealth of basic understanding to the next generation. Not how to use things, but how they really work. The type of understanding the next generation misses through education designed to only teach how to use something. 

My classes are intended to give enough understanding to peak interests for further learning through independent research. Each class covers a single topic, at a deep enough level to empower the student to dive further successfully.  There is no pre-requisite except a love of understanding. If you are looking to just know how to use something, this is not the place. But if you want to learn how life works, if you love to understand how this or that works, then come along on this journey of exploration into the beautiful simplistic complexity of life and nature. 

The classes I teach are independent in addition I offer classes organized into series. It is not a requirement to take all the classes in a series, nor is it required to take them in order. This is designed to give you the most flexibility in scheduling. Also, the classes do repeat often and on different days and time slots, so that if you can't make one class there will be another soon that will match your schedule. 


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