Chapter hvac engineering Fundamentals: Part 1 Introduction

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Summary
This chapter has discussed methods of providing heating for buildings.
It is by no means exhaustive. For example, residential stoves and fur-
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naces have not been included, and solar heating has only been men-
tioned. Equipment selection and sizing depend mostly on data avail-
able from the manufacturers. Much additional information will be
found in the ASHRAE Handbooks and in manufacturers’ literature.
References
1. ASME,
Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code
(eleven sections), 1998.
2. Hydronics Institute (HYDI), 35 Russo Place, Berkeley Heights, N.J. 07922.
3. ASHRAE Handbook,
2000 HVAC Systems and Equipment,
Chap. 32, ‘‘Hydronic Heat
Distributing Units and Radiators.’’
4. Commercial Standard CS 140-47,
Testing and Rating Convectors,
Department of
Commerce, 1947. (This code has been withdrawn but not replaced.)
5. ASHRAE Handbook,
2000 HVAC Systems and Equipment,
Chap. 6, ‘‘Panel Heating
and Cooling.’’
6. ASHRAE Handbook,
1999 HVAC Applications,
Chap. 32, ‘‘Solar Energy Use.’’
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