Casey Contreras
Company name: National Comfort Institute (NCI)
Position: Field Coach and Instructor

Casey Contreras has been an instructor for National Comfort Institute since 2015. He has many years of residential, light commercial, installation, and service experience. Casey became NCI certified in residential and light commercial air balancing, HVAC system performance, duct system optimization, and CO and combustion. He can be reached at ncilink.com/ContactMe.

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3-Phase Motors—The Basics
Fundamentally, three-phase, alternating current (AC) motors are about as simple as a motor gets. The power company produces three phases by spinning magnets. Then, on the other end, we produce electromagnets that spin the motor according to the same 60 cycles per second frequency (60hz). All three phases are 120 degrees out of phase from […]
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A Tale of Two Latents
When the quiz or the teacher asks what “latent” heat is, there is generally some reference to it being hidden heat, which is what the word “latent” means. We then learn that it is heat energy transferred that results in a change of state rather than a temperature change. Later on, we hear a lot […]
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Solving Subcool
I teamed up with Ty Branaman to design an intuitive way for techs to solve some of the “what should it be?” questions in the HVAC field.  The topic for this sheet is subcooling. Subcooling is a measurement of the temperature DECREASE of a liquid below its saturation (mixed liquid/vapor) temperature at a given pressure. […]
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