The all-in-one book that will help identify new solutions in HVAC systems applications. Table of Contents: HVAC Engineering Fundamentals; Design Procedures; Load Calculations; Design Procedures; General Concepts for Equipment Selection; Air Handling Systems; Fluid Handling Systems; Automatic Controls; Cooling; Heating: Air Handling: Electrical Features of HVAC Systems; Design Documentation and Follow Up; Technical Report Writing; and Specifications Writing. Index. Illustrations.

Hvac Systems Design Handbook

Arts & Photography

Roger W. Haines

C. Lewis Wilson

Architecture

Mcgraw-Hill (Tx)

* A classic reference providing the applications, on-the-job insights, codes and specifications, and direction needed to design HVAC systems * Covers residential, commercial, and industrial systems * NEW coverage of Energy Conservation and Digital Control Practice and greater emphasis on indoor air quality

HVAC Systems Design Handbook

McGraw-Hill Professional

In the First Edition of this classic text, Roger Haines devised a simple building-block method which enabled students to quickly learn about the operating principles and applications of all the basic devices and subsystems used in HVAC control. The new Fifth Edition, completely revised by Douglas Hittle, takes into account the many technological changes that have arisen since then. Crystal-clear guidelines on combining control devices, circuits, computers, and HVAC equipment into efficient control systems that are accurate and energy-efficient are presented along with hundreds of charts and illustrations which provide data critical to the understanding and design of modern HVAC systems. These include: psychrometric charts and tables relating to optimal levels of temperature and humidity at specific altitudes: block/flow diagrams which show control component function; circuit diagrams of important electrical control system components; schematic diagrams showing the configuration of various control systems.

Control Systems For Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning

Springer

There are two reasons why we have a new edition every four or five years. The first is that technology changes. Chapter 10, on computer-based con trols, has had to be almost completely rewritten. Fundamentals don't change, but the tools available to us do change. Evaluation and proper use of those tools makes it even more imperative that we understand fundamentals. Many of our control problems stem from the use of new devices as a solution to problems that are, in fact, control design errors. New gadgets, for example, Direct Digital Controls (DDC), will not solve basic problems and may even compound them. None-the-Iess, you will find an extensive discussion of DDC because I think it is the probable "future" in HVAC control. But it must be applied with a good understanding of fundamentals. The second reason is that I keep learning and need to pass on my new and improved understanding to my readers. Thus you will find a number of small but important revisions, a dissertation on control "modes," and a much more detailed discussion of how electronic control devices work. There are a few places where I have corrected what I now perceive to be errors. I apologize for these. I have been much encouraged by the acceptance of this book in the past, and I hope that this new edition will be helpful. Thank you for your support.

Control Systems for Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning

Science & Math

Van Nostrand-Reinhold

Written by retired Assistant U.S. Attorney Roger Haines, this is the first treatise on federal enclave law since the government's 1957 Interdepartmental Report. It comprehensively organizes the case law, and explains where the 1957 Report went wrong, in clear, understandable language. It also discusses recent cases holding that, contrary to 100 years of interpretation, some National Forests in North Carolina, Oklahoma and Michigan are under concurrent enclave jurisdiction. The book includes a description of enclaves by federal agency, and particular State laws that apply (or do not yet apply) to federal enclaves, including wage and hour law, whistleblower and anti-discrimination laws, and right to work laws. Criminal topics include the Assimilative Crimes Act, the Posse Comitatus Act, and the Federal Crimes Act of 1790. A chapter is devoted to the the relation of the Enclave Clause to the Supremacy Clause. There is also a detailed description of the checkerboard of enclave jurisdiction on federal property in the Southern District of California. The book is hardcover, 334 pp., including 20 colored jurisdictional maps of Navy properties and an extensive Descriptive Word Index.

Federal Enclave Law

Atlas Books

Top defense lawyers, probation officers, and U.S. Attorney's offices around the country have been depending on the Federal Sentencing Guide since the Guidelines were enacted. Quick access to every federal sentencing guideline case published since the guidelines became effective. Includes three hard-bound volumes, annual cumulative supplements and biweekly newsletters, indexed bimonthly, in a 3-ring binder. This service also includes a key word-searchable CD of the entire 15-year text. Includes full-text web access.

Federal Sentencing Guide (Includes Biweekly Newsletters)

James Publishing Inc (CA)

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