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This fourth edition of Air Conditioning Principles and Systems has been significantly revised. Reflecting recent developments and concerns in the industry, substantial material has been added on
indoor air quality, air pollution from combustion, and the new environmental requirements on refrigerants. Consistent with the overall philosophy of this text, the practical approach to these important issues will enable the reader to effectively address them in the workplace.
indoor air quality, air pollution from combustion, and the new environmental requirements on refrigerants. Consistent with the overall philosophy of this text, the practical approach to these important issues will enable the reader to effectively address them in the workplace.
Use of the Internet for air conditioning work is a major component of this fourth edition. Many
Websites of equipment manufacturers are listed. Problems are assigned that make use of these Web
sites for equipment performance, selection, and specifications, and to ask and receive answers to
technical questions. Web sites of HVAC design software providers are also listed. These offer heating
and cooling load calculations, duct and pipe sizing, psychrqmetrics, and energy analysis. Problems
are also as~igned in these areas. Use of design software often entails a fee and restrictions, of
course. The Web sites and software listed in the text are only a small sample of those available, and
are not necessarily the only useful ones. A search will discover many more.
Content:-
An Air Conditioning Fable xv
1. THE SCOPE AND USES OF AIR CONDITIONING
1. THE SCOPE AND USES OF AIR CONDITIONING
2. PHYSICAL PRINCIPLES
3. HEATING LOADS
4. FURNACES AND BOILERS
5. HYDRONIC PIPING SYSTEMS AND TERMINAL UNITS
6. COOLING LOAD CALCULATIONS
7. PSYCHROMETRICS
8. FLUID FLOW IN PIPING AND DUCTS
9. PIPING, VALVES, DUCTS, Connections 281 AND INSULATION
10. FANS AND AIR DISTRIBUTION DEVICES
11. CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS, EXPANSION TANKS, AND VENTING
12. AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT
13. REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT
14. AUTOMATIC CONTROLS
15. ENERGY UTILIZATION AND CONSERVATION
16. INSTRUMENTATION, TESTING, AND BALANCING
17. PLANNING AND DESIGNING THE HVAC SYSTEM
18. SOLAR HEATING AND COOLING SYSTEMS
Bibliography
Appendix
Appendix
Index
Author Details
"EDWARD G. PITA"
Environmental Control Technology
New York City Technical College
The City University of New York
Environmental Control Technology
New York City Technical College
The City University of New York
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