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HVAC Equations, Data and Rules of Thumb

โœ Scribed by Bell A.A.


Year
2000
Tongue
English
Leaves
771
Category
Library

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A fat handbook for designing, installing, repairing, or working around heating, ventilation, and cooling systems. A veteran designer himself, Bell assembles the most frequently used design data, including over 216 equations ranging from air change rates to swimming pools and steel pipes. Other information includes definitions of terms, professional societies and organizations, energy conservation conditions, and auxiliary equipment. He has not provided an index, though the detailed table of contents provides access.


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