2 edition. — McGraw-Hill Professional, 2006. — 685p.
Design, install, and maintain HVAC pumpsFilled with case studies and problem-solving sections, this reference offers HVAC engineers and technicians concrete methods for achieving efficient operation in utilizing the latest digital electronic technologies.
Updated to include the latest information ranging from codes to the electronic evolution in HVAC pumping systemsContents
Digital electronics and HVAC pumps
Physical data for HVAC system design
Piping system friction
Basics of pump design
Physical description of HVAC pumps
HVAC pump performance
Pump drivers and variable-speed drives
The use of water in HVAC systems
Configuring an HVAC water system
Basics of pump application for HVAC systems
Open cooling tower pumps
Pumps for process cooling
Pumping open thermal storage tanks
Chillers and their pumps
Chilled water distribution systems
Closed condenser water systems
Pumps for closed energy storage systems
Pumps for district cooling and heating
Steam and hot water boilers
Low-temperature hot water heating systems
Pumps for medium- and high-temperature water systems
Condensate, boiler feed, and deaerator systems
Instrumentation and control for HVAC pumping systems
Testing HVAC centrifugal pumps
Installing HVAC pumps and pumping systems
Factory-assembled pumping systems
Operating HVAC pumps
Maintaining HVAC pumps
Retrofitting existing HVAC water systems
Summary of HVAC energy evaluations
The modern two-pipe heating and cooling system
Advanced heat recovery
