Taylor & Francis e-Library, 2002, E & FN Spon, 1996. X, 251 p. — ISBN: 0-203-47558-5 (Master e-book), ISBN: 0-203-78382-4 (Adobe eReader Format), ISBN: 0-419-20110-6 (Print Edition).
Heating and Water Services Design in Buildings provides a thorough and practical coverage of design procedures. Numerous examples and case studies reinforce the information covering each specific area. Mathematics and fluids are introduced as core skills where they are required as part of the design solution.
Heating and Water Service Design in Buildings has been written following thirteen years in the industry and twenty seven years teaching and consultancy work. The author has worked with college students, university undergraduates and open learning candidates of all ages.
Heat requirements of heated buildings in temperate climatesNomenclature
Heat energy flows
Plant energy output
Heat flow paths and conductance networks
Practical applications
Low-temperature hot water heating systemsNomenclature
Space heating appliances
Pipe sizing
Circuit balancing
Hydraulic resistance in pipe networks
Pump and systemNomenclature
Closed and open systems
Pump considerations
Pumps on closed systems
Centrifugal pump laws
High-temperature hot water systemsNomenclature
Pressurization methods
Pressurization of large systems
Steam systemsNomenclature
Steam systems
Steam generation and distribution
Plant connections and controlsNomenclature
dentifying services and plant
Building energy management systems
Control strategies for heating systems
The application of probability and demand units in designNomenclature
Probability or usage ratio P
The system of demand units (DU)
Hot and cold water supply systems utilizing the static headNomenclature
Factors in hot water supply design
Design procedures
Hot and cold water supply systems using booster pumpsNomenclature
Pumped hot water supply
Boosted cold water supply
Loose endsNomenclature
Water supplies
Linear pipe expansion
Electrothermal storage
Heating an indoor swimming pool
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