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The purpose of this series is to provide the layman with an introduction to the fundamentals of installing, servicing, troubleshooting, and repairing the various types of equipment used in residential and light-commercial heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems. Consequently, it was written not only for the HVAC technician and others with the required experience and skills to do this type of work but also for the homeowner interested in maintaining an efficient and trouble-free HVAC system. A special effort was made to remain consistent with the terminology, definitions, andpractices of the various professional and trade associations involved in the heating, ventilating, and air conditioning fields. Volume 1 begins with a description of the principles of thermal dynamics and ventilation, and proceeds from there to a general description of the various heating systems used in residences and light-commercial structures. Volume 2 contains descriptions of the working principles of various types of equipment and other components used in these systems. Following a similar format, Volume 3 includes detailed instructions for installing, servicing, and repairing these different types of equipment and components.
Author Details
All New 4th Edition
By
James E. Brumbaugh.
The author wishes to acknowledge the cooperation of the many
organizations and manufacturers for their assistance in supplying valuable data in the preparation of this series. Every effort was made to give appropriate credit and courtesy lines for materials and
illustrations used in each volume. Special thanks is due to Greg Gyorda and Paul Blanchard (Watts
Industries, Inc.), Christi Drum (Lennox Industries, Inc.), Dave Cheswald and Keith Nelson (Yukon/Eagle), Bob Rathke (ITT Bell & Gossett), John Spuller (ITT Hoffman Specialty), Matt Kleszezynski (Hydrotherm), and Stephanie DePugh (Thermo Pride). Last, but certainly not least, I would like to thank Katie Feltman, Kathryn Malm, Carol Long, Ken Brown, and Vincent Kunkemueller, my editors at John Wiley & Sons, whose constant support and encouragement made this project possible.
organizations and manufacturers for their assistance in supplying valuable data in the preparation of this series. Every effort was made to give appropriate credit and courtesy lines for materials and
illustrations used in each volume. Special thanks is due to Greg Gyorda and Paul Blanchard (Watts
Industries, Inc.), Christi Drum (Lennox Industries, Inc.), Dave Cheswald and Keith Nelson (Yukon/Eagle), Bob Rathke (ITT Bell & Gossett), John Spuller (ITT Hoffman Specialty), Matt Kleszezynski (Hydrotherm), and Stephanie DePugh (Thermo Pride). Last, but certainly not least, I would like to thank Katie Feltman, Kathryn Malm, Carol Long, Ken Brown, and Vincent Kunkemueller, my editors at John Wiley & Sons, whose constant support and encouragement made this project possible.
Chapter 1 Radiant Heating
Chapter 2 Radiators, Convectors, and Unit Heaters
Chapter 3 Fireplaces, Stoves, and Chimneys
Chapter 4 Water Heaters
Chapter 5 Heating Swimming Pools
Air Conditioning System Design Manual
Chapter 6 Ventilation Principles
Chapter 7 Ventilation and Exhaust Fans
Chapter 8 Air-Conditioning
Chapter 9 Air-Conditioning Equipment
Chapter 10 Heat Pumps
Chapter 11 Humidifiers and Dehumidifiers
Chapter 12 Air Cleaners and Filters.
Chapter 2 Radiators, Convectors, and Unit Heaters
Chapter 3 Fireplaces, Stoves, and Chimneys
Chapter 4 Water Heaters
Chapter 5 Heating Swimming Pools
Air Conditioning System Design Manual
Chapter 6 Ventilation Principles
Chapter 7 Ventilation and Exhaust Fans
Chapter 8 Air-Conditioning
Chapter 9 Air-Conditioning Equipment
Chapter 10 Heat Pumps
Chapter 11 Humidifiers and Dehumidifiers
Chapter 12 Air Cleaners and Filters.
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