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Audel HVAC Fundamentals, Volume 3 Air Conditioning, Heat Pumps and Distribution Systems

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  • Edition: 4th
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  • Copyright: 2004-08-06
  • Publisher: Audel

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Keep it cool or heat things upThis third volume of Audel's HVAC Library gives you a comprehensive, hands-on guide to installing, servicing, and repairing all basic air-conditioning systems in both new and older construction. You'll also find complete coverage of specialized heating units-radiators, radiant heating systems, stoves, fireplaces, heat pumps, and indoor/outdoor pool heaters, plus fans, exhaust systems, air filters, and more. It's what you need to complete your HVAC reference library. Make accurate calculations for AC system output Tailor AC systems for older construction Learn to install and service today's popular electronic air cleaners and filters Service less common heating systems such as coal-fired furnaces Install, maintain, and repair humidifiers and dehumidifers Handle radiators, convectors, and baseboard heating units

Author Biography

<b>James E. Brumbaugh</b> has spent twenty years in the residential and light commercial construction industry. An accomplished, hands-on educator, he has written more than fifteen books on HVAC, construction, and the building trades.

Table of Contents

Introduction xvii
About the Author xix
Chapter 1 Radiant Heating 1(70)
Types of Radiant Panel Heating Systems
2(4)
Floor Panel Systems
2(1)
Ceiling Panel Systems
2(3)
Wall Panel Systems
5(1)
Hydronic Radiant Floor Heating
6(46)
System Components
6(22)
Designing a Hydronic Radiant Floor Heating System
28(13)
Coils and Coil Patterns
41(3)
Installing a Hydronic Radiant Floor Heating System (PEX Tubing)
44(5)
Servicing and Maintaining Hydronic Radiant Floor Heating Systems
49(1)
Troubleshooting Hydronic Floor Radiant Heating Systems
49(2)
Hydronic Radiant Heating Snow- and Ice-Melting Systems
51(1)
Electric Radiant Floor Heating
52(16)
Installing Electric Heating Mats or Rolls
58(7)
Installing Electric Cable
65(2)
Servicing and Maintaining an Electric Radiant Floor Heating System
67(1)
Troubleshooting Electric Radiant Floor Heating Systems
67(1)
Cooling for Hydronic Radiant Floor Systems
68(3)
Chapter 2 Radiators, Convectors, and Unit Heaters 71(74)
Radiators
72(28)
Radiator Efficiency
74(3)
Radiator Heat Output
77(1)
Sizing Radiators
78(1)
Installing Radiators
79(7)
Radiator Valves
86(6)
Radiator Piping Connections
92(1)
Vents and Venting
93(6)
Steam Traps
99(1)
Troubleshooting Radiators
99(1)
Convectors
100(7)
Convector Piping Connections
101(5)
Hydronic Fan Convectors
106(1)
Troubleshooting Hydronic Fan Convectors
106(1)
Steam and Hot-Water Baseboard Heaters
107(12)
Construction Details
108(4)
Integral Fin-and-Tube Baseboard Heaters
112(1)
Installing Baseboard Units
113(6)
Baseboard Heater Maintenance
119(1)
Electric Baseboard Heaters
119(8)
Installing Electric Baseboard Heaters
124(3)
Kickspace Heaters
127(2)
Floor and Window Recessed Heaters
129(1)
Unit Heaters
130(15)
Unit Heater Piping Connections
135(3)
Unit Heater Controls
138(2)
Gas-Fired Unit Heaters
140(1)
Oil-Fired Unit Heaters
141(4)
Chapter 3 Fireplaces, Stoves, and Chimneys 145(34)
Fireplaces
145(11)
Fireplace Location
145(1)
Fireplace Dimensions
146(3)
Fireplace Construction Details
149(1)
Firebox, Lintel, and Mantel
150(1)
Fireplace Hearth
151 (1)
Ash Dump, Ashpit, and Cleanout Door
152(1)
Smoke Chamber
152(1)
Fireplace Dampers
153(3)
Modified Fireplaces
156(1)
Freestanding Fireplaces
157(1)
Rumford Fireplace
158(4)
Chimney Draft
162(2)
Chimney Construction Details
164(1)
Chimney Flues and Chimney Liners
165(2)
Smoke Pipe
167(1)
Cleanout Trap
168(1)
Chimney Downdraft
168(1)
Prefabricated Metal Chimneys
169 (1)
Troubleshooting Fireplaces and Chimneys
169(1)
Stoves, Ranges, and Heaters
169(8)
Installation Instructions
177(1)
Operating Instructions
178(1)
Chapter 4 Water Heaters 179(70)
Types of Water Heaters
179(13)
Direct-Fired Water Heaters
180(1)
Automatic Storage Water Heaters
180(2)
Multicoil Water Heaters
182(1)
Multiflue Water Heaters
183(1)
Instantaneous Water Heaters
184(1)
Indirect Water Heaters
185(4)
Quick-Recovery Heaters
189(1)
Slow-Recovery Heaters
189(1)
Heat Pump Water Heaters
190(1)
Combination Water Heaters
191(1)
Water Heater Construction Details
192(17)
Water Storage Tanks
193(1)
Tank Fittings
194(1)
Dip Tubes
194(3)
Anodes
197(1)
Valves
197(1)
Safety Relief Valves
197(9)
Vacuum Relief Valve
206(3)
Gas-Fired Water Heaters
209(1)
Storage Capacity
209(1)
Gas Burners
210 (1)
Automatic Controls on Gas-Fired Water Heaters
210(11)
Combination Gas Valve
221 (4)
Installation and Operation of Gas-Fired Water Heaters
225(5)
Hot-Water Circulating Methods
230 (1)
Building and Safety Code Requirements
230(1)
Lighting and Operating Instructions
231 (1)
Installation and Maintenance Checklist
232 (1)
Troubleshooting Gas-Fired Water Heaters
233(5)
Oil-Fired Water Heaters
238(2)
Electric Water Heaters
240 (2)
Troubleshooting Electric Water Heaters
242(3)
Manual Water Heaters
245(1)
Assembly and Installation of Manual Water Heaters
246(1)
Solar Water Heaters
246(3)
Chapter 5 Heating Swimming Pools 249(32)
Classifying Pool Heaters
251(4)
Gas-Fired Pool Heaters
255(4)
Oil-Fired Pool Heaters
259(1)
Electric Pool Heaters
260(3)
Heat-Exchanger Pool Heaters
263(1)
Solar Pool Heaters
264(3)
Heat Pump Pool Heaters
267(1)
Sizing Pool Heaters
267(4)
The Surface-Area Method
270(1)
The Time-Rise Method
271(1)
Sizing Indoor Pool Heaters
271(1)
Installing Pool Heaters
271(2)
Pool Heater Repair and Maintenance
273(1)
Troubleshooting Pool Heaters and Equipment
274(7)
Chapter 6 Ventilation Principles 281(34)
The Motive Force
282(1)
Inductive Action of the Wind
282(3)
Induced Draft
285(1)
Combined Force of Wind Effect and Thermal Effect
285(2)
Mechanical Ventilation
287(1)
Air Ventilation Requirements
287(2)
Roof Ventilators
289(1)
Types of Roof Ventilators
289(6)
Stationary-Head Ventilators
290(1)
Revolving Ventilators
290(1)
Turbine Ventilators
291(2)
Ridge Ventilators
293(1)
Siphonage Ventilators
294(1)
Fan Ventilators
294(1)
Components of a Roof Ventilator
295(1)
Motive Force to Cause Air Circulation
296(1)
Capacity of Ventilators
296(2)
Design and Placement of Inlet Air Openings
298(1)
Fresh Air Requirements
299(1)
Ventilator Bases
299(3)
Angle Rings
302(1)
Stiffener Angles
303(1)
Prefabricated Roof Curbs
303(1)
Ventilator Dampers
304(3)
Louver Dampers
305(1)
Sliding Sleeve Dampers
306(1)
Sliding Cone Dampers
306(1)
Butterfly Dampers
306 (1)
Method of Calculating Number and Size of Ventilators Required
307(1)
Ventilator Calculation Examples
308(1)
Air Leakage
309(1)
Garage Ventilation
310(1)
Ventilation of Kitchens
311(1)
General Ventilation Rules
312(3)
Chapter 7 Ventilation and Exhaust Fans 315(46)
Codes and Standards
315(1)
Definitions
315(2)
Types of Fans
317(2)
Furnace Blowers
319(1)
Basic Fan Laws
319(2)
Series and Parallel Fan Operation
321(1)
Fan Performance Curves
322(1)
General Ventilation
322 (4)
Determining CFM by the Air-Change Method
323 (2)
Determining CFM by the Heat Removal Method
325(1)
Determining Air Intake
326(1)
Screen Efficiency
326(1)
Static Pressure
327(1)
Local Ventilation
328 (4)
Exhaust-Hood Design Recommendations
332(1)
Fan Motors
333(4)
Troubleshooting Fans
337(4)
Fan Selection
341(3)
Fan Installation
344(1)
Fan Installation Checklist
344(3)
Air Volume Control
347(1)
Noise Control
347(1)
Fan Applications
347(1)
Attic Ventilating Fans
348(7)
Exhaust Fans
355(1)
Kitchen Exhaust Fans
355(1)
Bathroom Exhaust Fans
356(1)
Whole-House Ventilation
356(5)
Chapter 8 Air-Conditioning 361(62)
Properties of Air
362(8)
Humidity
362(3)
Temperature
365(3)
Pressure
368(2)
Compression and Cooling
370(2)
Measuring the Physical Properties of Air
372(2)
Cleaning and Filtering the Air
374(2)
Standards of Comfort
376(1)
The Comfort Chart
377(2)
Cooling Load Estimate Form
379(4)
Indoor-Outdoor Design Conditions
383(1)
Ventilation Requirements
384(2)
Cooling a Structure
386(8)
External Sources of Heat
386(6)
Internal Sources of Heat
392(2)
Calculating Infiltration and Ventilation Heat Gain
394(1)
Rule-of-Thumb Methods for Sizing Air Conditioners
394(1)
HVAC Contractor's Cooling Load Estimate
395(1)
Using the ACCA Design Manuals for Sizing Air-Conditioning Systems
396(1)
Central Air-Conditioning
397(24)
Cooling Methods
397(13)
Central Air-Conditioning Applications
410(11)
Room Air Conditioners
421(2)
Chapter 9 Air-Conditioning Equipment 423(48)
Mechanical Refrigeration Equipment
423(1)
Compressors
424(6)
Troubleshooting Compressors
430(5)
Compressor Replacement
435(1)
Electric Motors
435(1)
Troubleshooting Electrical Motors
436(1)
Gas Engines
437(1)
Electrical Components
437 (1)
Troubleshooting Electrical Components
438(1)
Condenser
439(4)
Condenser Service and Maintenance
442(1)
Troubleshooting Condensers
443(1)
Receiver
443(4)
Evaporator
447(1)
Evaporator Service and Maintenance
447(1)
Troubleshooting Evaporators
447(1)
Refrigerants
448(1)
Liquid Refrigerant Control Devices
449(1)
Automatic Expansion Valves
449(1)
Thermostatic Expansion Valves
450(3)
Float Valves
453(1)
Capillary Tubes
454(1)
Refrigerant Piping
454 (3)
Refrigerant Piping Service and Maintenance
455(1)
Troubleshooting Refrigerant Piping
456(1)
Filters and Dryers
457(1)
Pressure-Limiting Controls
457(1)
Water-Regulating Valves
458(1)
Automatic Controls
459(1)
System Troubleshooting
459(1)
General Servicing and Maintenance
460(11)
Regular Maintenance
463(1)
Pumping Down
464(1)
Purging
464(1)
Evacuating the System
464(1)
Charging
465(2)
Silver-Brazing Repairs
467(4)
Chapter 10 Heat Pumps 471(48)
Heat Pump Operating Principles
471(5)
Heating Cycle
471(2)
Cooling Cycle
473(1)
Defrost Cycle
473(3)
Types of Heat Pumps
476(9)
Air-Source Heat Pumps
476(5)
Ground-Source Heat Pumps
481(2)
Water-Source Heat Pumps
483(2)
Other Types of Heat Pumps
485(2)
Gas-Fired Heat Pumps
485(1)
Dual-Fuel Heat Pump System
486(1)
Dual-Source Heat Pumps
486(1)
Ductless Heat Pumps
487 (1)
Heat Pump Performance and Efficiency Ratings
487(1)
Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER)
488(1)
Heating Season Performance Factor (HSPF)
488(1)
Coefficiency of Performance (COP)
488(1)
Energy Efficiency Rating (EER)
488(1)
Energy Star Rating
488(1)
Heat Pump System Components
488(17)
Compressor
490(1)
Indoor Coil and Blower
491(1)
Outdoor Coil and Fan
491(1)
Refrigerant Lines
491(1)
Reversing Valve and Solenoid
491(2)
Thermostatic Expansion Valve
493(1)
Desuperheater
494(1)
Control Box
494(5)
Fan/Blower Motors
499(1)
Heat Pump Defrost System
499(1)
High-Pressure Switch
500(1)
Low-Pressure Switch
501(1)
Other Electric/Electronic Heat Pump Controls and Connections
501(1)
Accumulator
501(1)
Room Thermostat
501(1)
Service Valves and Gauge Ports
502(1)
Gauge Manifold
503(1)
Filter Dryer
503(1)
Crankcase Heater
503(2)
Muffler
505(1)
Sizing Heat Pumps
505 (2)
Heat Pump Installation Recommendations
507(3)
Heat Pump Operating Instructions
510(1)
Heating
510(1)
Cooling
511(1)
Heat Pump Service and Maintenance
511(3)
Service and Maintenance Checklist
512(1)
Adjusting Heat Pump Refrigerant Charge
513 (1)
Troubleshooting Heat Pumps
514 (3)
Troubleshooting Heat Pump Compressors
517(2)
Chapter 11 Humidifiers and Dehumidifiers 519(28)
Humidifiers
521(5)
Spray Humidifiers
522(1)
Pan Humidifiers
523(1)
Stationary-Pad Humidifiers
524(1)
Steam Humidifiers
524(1)
Bypass Humidifiers
525(1)
Power Humidifiers
526(1)
Automatic Controls
526(3)
Installation Instructions
529(5)
Service and Maintenance Suggestions
534(1)
Troubleshooting Humidifiers
535(2)
Dehumidifiers
537(1)
Absorption Dehumidifiers
538(3)
Spray Dehumidifiers
541(1)
Refrigeration Dehumidifiers
541(2)
Automatic Controls
542(1)
Installation Suggestions
542(1)
Operating and Maintenance Suggestions
542(1)
Troubleshooting Dehumidifiers
543(4)
Chapter 12 Air Cleaners and Filters 547(30)
Electronic Air Cleaners
547(7)
Charged-Media Air Cleaners
549(4)
Two-Stage Air Cleaners
553(1)
Automatic Controls
554(2)
Clogged-Filter Indicator
556(1)
Performance Lights
557(2)
Sail Switch
559(2)
In-Place Water-Wash Controls
561(2)
Cabinet-Model Control Panels
563(1)
Installation Instructions
564(1)
Electrical Wiring
564(1)
Maintenance Instructions
565(3)
Replacing Tungsten Ionizing Wires
568 (1)
Troubleshooting Electronic Air Cleaners
569(2)
Air Washers
571(1)
Air Filters
572(2)
Dry Air Filters
574(1)
Viscous Air Filters
574(1)
Filter Installation and Maintenance
575(2)
Appendix A Professional and Trade Associations 577(12)
Appendix B Manufacturers 589(12)
Appendix C HVAC/R Education-, Training, Certification, and Licensing 601(4)
Appendix D Data Tables 605(38)
Appendix E Psychrometric Charts 643(4)
Index 647

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