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ASHRAE Design Guide for Natural Ventilation by
"ASHRAE Design Guide for Natural Ventilation assists owners, architects, engineers, facilities personnel, and building design professionals in exploring the feasibility of natural ventilation for their building project during the early phases of design"
ASHRAE Design Guide for Low- to Mid-Rise Multifamily Residential Buildings by
"Provides foundational guidance for improving energy performance (of envelope, space-conditioning, ventilation, water-heating, lighting, and plug-load systems) and indoor environmental quality and promotes best practices for designing, operating, and owning dwelling units and common spaces in low- to mid-rise multifamily residential buildings, including high-performance and zero energy buildings"--
ASHRAE GreenGuide by
This fifth edition of ASHRAE GreenGuide is an easy-to-use reference with information on almost any subject that should be considered in green-building design. The GreenTips found throughout this edition highlight techniques, processes, measures, or special systems in a concise, often bulleted, format.
ASHRAE Pocket Guide for Air Conditioning, Heating, Ventilation, Refrigeration - SI by
Indoor air quality (IAQ) is one of many factors that make a dwelling healthy, comfortable, and functional. Good IAQ is nearly invisible; poor IAQ can have a negative effect on health and comfort. Achieving good IAQ throughout the life span of a home requires a commitment to indoor air quality when buying, renting, and designing and maintaining that focus throughout construction, operation, and maintenance. This guide addresses single- and multifamily dwellings, unrestricted by building size or HVAC system type. It was written by experts in residential IAQ and presents best practices to achieve excellent IAQ. It provides information and tools that residents, home designers, and builders can use to integrate IAQ into dwellings while addressing budget constraints and other functional requirements.
ASHRAE Pocket Guide for Air Conditioning, Heating, Ventilation, Refrigeration - i-p by
"Reference for HVAC engineers whose mobility keeps them from easy access to the ASHRAE Handbooks; revised from 2013 edition; includes information from Handbooks and ASHRAE Standards 62.1, 62.2, 15, and 55"--
Audel HVAC Fundamentals, Volume 2 by
Your guide to keeping the heat on Whether you're an apprentice or a veteran HVAC technician, you know that technology changes and you need to keep up. This fully revised guidebook covers everything you need to know to install, maintain, and repair the components that run, regulate, and fuel both old and new systems. From oil burners and steam line controls to the newest chip-based technology and environmental regulations, Volume 2 helps you keep the heat on. * Install and repair thermostats, humidistats, automatic controls, and oil or gas burner controls * Review pipes, pipe fittings, piping details, valve installation, and duct systems * Find new calculations and environmental guidelines * Learn the best ways to handle hydronics and steam line controls * Deal with solid fuels and understand coal firing methods * Refer to data tables with conversions, formula cross-references, and manufacturers' lists The Audel HVAC Library Vol. 1: Heating Systems, Furnaces, and Boilers Vol. 2: Heating System Components, Gas and Oil Burners, and Automatic Controls Vol. 3: Air Conditioning, Heat Pumps, and Distribution Systems
Audel Air Conditioning Home and Commercial by
This guide will keep you cool Like its earlier editions, this fully updated guidebook is packed with practical information on installing, servicing, maintaining, and trouble-shooting air-conditioning systems. Whether you're an AC professional, an independent repair technician, or a cost-conscious homeowner, everything you need is here. Clearly organized and loaded with diagrams and illustrations, it's a vital addition to your toolbox. * Find concise, accurate information on installing and maintaining both residential and commercial systems * Understand the physics of air conditioning and filtration * Make accurate temperature measurements using various methods and devices * Work with room air conditioners, water cooling systems, and auto air conditioning * Learn about refrigerants, compressors, condensers, evaporators, and AC motors * Service, troubleshoot, and repair both old and new AC units
HVAC Design Sourcebook by
The design process HVAC load calculations Codes and standards Coordination with other design disciplines Piping, valves, and specialties Central plant equipment and design Air system equipment and design Piping and ductwork distribution systems Terminal equipment Noise and vibration control Automatic temperature controls Construction drawings
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