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9780136061045

Warm Air Heating for Climate Control

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    9780136061045

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    0136061044

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1994-08-01
  • Publisher: Pearson College Div
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Summary

This book forms a complete guide to the installation, maintenance, and service of gas, oil, and electric forced warm air heating systems.

Table of Contents

Preface xi
Climate Control
1(12)
Indoor Climate Control
1(2)
Temperature
2(1)
Thermometers
3(1)
Pressures
3(1)
Heat
4(5)
Types of Heat
5(2)
Specific Heat
7(1)
Transfer of Heat
8(1)
Humidity
9(1)
Air
10(1)
Water
10(1)
Laws of Thermodynamics
11(2)
Comfort
13(10)
Conditions that Affect Comfort
13(1)
Human Requirements for Comfort
13(10)
Heat Transfer
14(1)
Space
15(1)
Temperature
16(1)
Relative Humidity
16(2)
Air Motion
18(1)
Air Quality
19(1)
Freedom from Disturbing Noise
20(1)
Freedom from Disagreeable Odors
21(2)
Estimating the Heating Load
23(9)
Overview of Heating Loads
23(1)
Typical Calculation
24(5)
Determining Outside Design Temperature
24(1)
Selecting Inside Design Temperature
24(1)
Determining Design Temperature Difference
24(1)
Determining Construction Numbers
25(2)
Determining Heat Transfer Multipliers
27(1)
Recording Construction Numbers
27(1)
Determining Infiltration
27(1)
Determining Duct-Loss Multiplier
27(1)
Recording Exposed Areas
28(1)
Multiplying Exposed Areas by HTM Factors
28(1)
Computer Programs
29(3)
Evaluating a Heating System
32(23)
Diagnosing the Problem
32(2)
Evaluating the System
34(21)
Energy Source
34(4)
Efficiency
38(1)
Fans
38(5)
Supply Air Distribution Systems
43(5)
Return Air Distribution Systems
48(2)
Provision for Cooling
50(3)
Other Provisions
53(2)
Installation Practice
55(37)
Evaluating Construction and Installation
55(19)
Building Construction
56(3)
Furnance Installation
59(15)
Venting
74(15)
Temperatures of Various Furnaces
75(1)
Masonry Venting
75(1)
Type B Venting
75(1)
Plastic Venting
76(1)
Condensate Removal System
77(1)
Condensate Neutralizer
78(1)
Vent Sizing Categories
79(3)
Vent Sizing Tables
82(6)
Combustion Air
88(1)
Codes
89(3)
Combustion and Fuels
92(23)
Combustion
92(7)
Types of Combustion
93(1)
Flue Gases
94(1)
Heating Values
95(1)
Losses and Efficiencies
96(1)
Types of Flames
96(3)
Fuels
99(3)
Types and Properties of Gaseous Fuels
100(1)
Types and Properties of Fuel Oils
101(1)
Types and Properties of Coals
102(1)
Efficiency of Operation
102(1)
Instruments used in Testing
103(4)
Testing Procedures
107(2)
Draft Test
107(1)
Carbon Dioxide Test
108(1)
Stack Temperature Test
109(1)
Smoke Test
109(1)
Combustion Efficiency
109(1)
Analysis and Adjustments
110(5)
Oil-Burning Equipment
111(2)
Gas-Burning Equipment
113(2)
Parts Common to all Furnaces
115(21)
How a Furnance Operates
115(1)
Basic Components
116(1)
Arrangement of Components
116(1)
Description of Components
117(19)
Heat Exchanger
117(3)
Cabinet
120(3)
Fans and Motors
123(3)
Humidifiers and Humidistats
126(10)
Components of Gas-Burning Furnaces
136(18)
Gas-Burning Assembly
136(14)
Gas Valve
138(6)
Safety Pilot
144(1)
Manifold and Orifice
145(2)
Gas Burners and Adjustment
147(3)
Maintenance and Service
150(4)
Gas Burner Assembly
150(1)
Pilot Assembly
151(1)
Automatic Gas Valve
152(2)
Components of Oil-Burning Furnances
154(20)
Oil-Burning Units
154(1)
Types of Burners
154(1)
Low-Pressure Burner
155(1)
High-Pressure Burner
155(1)
High-Pressure Burner Components
155(12)
Power Assembly
157(3)
Nozzle Assembly
160(3)
Oil Storage and Piping
163(4)
Accessories
167(2)
Combustion Chambers
168(1)
Draft Regulators
168(1)
Maintenance and Service
169(5)
Burner Assembly
169(1)
Nozzle Assembly
169(2)
Ignition System and Controls
171(1)
Furnance
171(3)
High-Efficiency Furnances
174(35)
78 to 80% Afue Furnances
174(3)
Design Characteristics
175(1)
Components
175(2)
Control Sequence
177(8)
Characteristics of High-Efficiency Furnances
185(1)
Types of Designs
185(12)
Recuperative Design
186(1)
Condensing Design
186(8)
Pulse Design
194(3)
Computerized Control of High-Efficiency Furnaces
197(12)
Heat Pumps and Integrated Systems
209(34)
Characteristics
209(1)
Types of Heat Pumps
209(5)
Refrigeration Cycle
210(2)
Defrost Cycle
212(1)
Supplementary Heat
213(1)
Air-to-Air System
214(17)
Ratings
215(2)
Indoor-Air-Temperature Rise
217(1)
Locating the Outdoor Coil Sections
217(1)
Heat Pump Thermostat
218(1)
Outdoor Thermostat
218(1)
Condensate Drain
218(1)
Refrigerant Piping Connections
218(3)
Wiring Diagrams and Sequence of Operation
221(10)
Refrigeration System Servicing
231(4)
Add-on Heat Pump System
235(1)
Water-to-Air System
235(8)
Performance Data
240(1)
Water Piping
241(2)
Basic Electricity and Electrical Symbols
243(24)
Electrical Terms
243(6)
Ohm's Law
244(1)
Series Circuits
244(1)
Parallel Circuits
245(1)
Electrical Potential
246(1)
Resistance
246(1)
Power
247(1)
Electromagnetic Action
247(1)
Current
247(2)
Capacitance
249(1)
Circuits
249(2)
Electrical Devices
251(13)
Loads and Their Symbols
253(4)
Switches and Their Symbols
257(7)
Electrical Diagrams
264(3)
Schematic Wiring Diagrams
267(10)
Purpose of a Schematic
267(1)
Understanding a Schematic
267(1)
Schematic Construction
268(9)
Rules for Drawing: Vertical Style
269(1)
Rules for Drawing: Horizontal Style
270(7)
Using Electrical Test Instrument and Equipment
277(46)
Electrical Test Instruments
277(1)
Component Functions
278(1)
Instrument Functions
279(1)
Using Meters
280(3)
Selecting the Proper Instrument
283(4)
Power Calculations
284(1)
Clamp-on Volt-Ammeter-Ohmmeters
285(1)
Voltprobe Tester
285(1)
Digital Multimeters
286(1)
Volt-Ampere Recorder
286(1)
Troubleshooting a Furnance Electrically
287(4)
Testing Part of a Furnance
287(4)
Testing a Complete Unit
291(1)
Efficiency and Air-Balancing Instruments
291(8)
Spark Ignition Tester
291(1)
Combustion Analyzer
291(1)
Combustible Gas Detector
292(6)
Temperature Testers
298(1)
Air Meters
299(1)
Heat Pump Service Instruments and Testers
299(4)
Refrigerant Recovery
303(20)
Selecting Equipment
307(4)
Types of Recovery and Recycling Equipment
311(12)
External Furnace Wiring
323(15)
Field Wiring
323(1)
Analyzing the Power Supply
324(14)
Main Power Supply
326(1)
Branch Circuits
326(5)
Materials and Equipment
331(7)
Controls common to all Forced Air Furnaces
338(20)
Functions of Controls
338(1)
Components of Control Systems
339(1)
Thermostats
340(9)
Electronic Temperature Sensing
340(1)
Types of Current
341(1)
Purpose
342(1)
Anticipators
342(4)
Subbases
346(2)
Application and Installation
348(1)
Programmable Thermostats
348(1)
Humidistats
349(1)
Fan and Limit Controls
349(9)
Fan Controls
350(3)
Limit Controls
353(1)
Combinations
354(2)
Two-Speed Fan Controls
356(2)
Gas Furnace Controls
358(25)
Use of Gas Furnace Controls
358(1)
Circuits
359(4)
Power Supply
360(1)
Fan
360(1)
Pilot
361(1)
Gas Valve
361(1)
Accessories
362(1)
Typical Wiring Diagrams
363(3)
Upflow
363(1)
Downflow
364(1)
Horizontal Flow
364(2)
Testing and Service
366(9)
Use of Test Meters
368(6)
Component Testing and Troubleshooting
374(1)
Thermocouple Circuit
374(1)
Burner Ignition
375(8)
Pilot Ignition
376(1)
Direct-Spark Ignition
377(3)
Silicon Carbide Ignition System
380(3)
Oil Furnace Controls
383(20)
Use of Oil Furnace Controls
383(13)
Circuits
384(1)
Primary Control
384(9)
Power Circuit
393(1)
Fan Circuit
394(1)
Ignition and Oil Burner Circuits
394(1)
Accessory Circuits
395(1)
Typical Wiring Diagrams
396(1)
Upflow
396(1)
Oil Furnace with Multispeed Fan Motor
396(1)
Troubleshooting and Service
396(7)
Use of Test Meters
399(2)
Testing Components
401(1)
Other Servicing Techniques
401(2)
Electric Heating
403(15)
Conversion of Electricity to Heat
403(1)
Electric Furnance Components
404(4)
Heating Elements
405(1)
Fan and Motor Assembly
406(1)
Enclosures
406(1)
Accessories
406(2)
Power Supply
408(1)
Control System
408(3)
Power Circuit
408(1)
Fan Circuit
408(1)
Heating Element Circuits
409(1)
Control Circuits
410(1)
Use of Sequencers and Heat Relays
411(3)
Service and Troubleshooting
414(4)
Service Hints
414(1)
Checking Power
415(1)
Checking Switches
415(1)
Checking Loads
416(2)
Heating System Maintenance and Customer Relations
418(19)
Importance of Proper Maintenance
418(1)
Testing and Adjusting
419(2)
Gas Furnance
419(1)
Oil Furnace
420(1)
Electric Furnace
421(1)
Cleaning Air Passages
421(1)
Servicing Fan-Motor Assembly
421(3)
Belt-Driven Fans
423(1)
Direct-Driven Fans
424(1)
Rebalancing the System
424(3)
Adjusting the Thermostat Heat Anticipator and Fan Control
427(1)
Testing the Power and Safety Controls
428(2)
Safety Check of the Limit Control
428(2)
Safety Check of the Flow-Sensing Switch
430(1)
Safety Check of the Draft Safeguard Switch
430(1)
Cleaning the Heat Exchanger
430(1)
Changing Air Filters
430(1)
Servicing Accessories
430(2)
Upgrading the Furnace
432(1)
Customer Relations
432(5)
Instruction for Equipment Service
433(3)
Warranty
436(1)
Energy Conservation
437(21)
Energy Conservation Measures
437(21)
Reducing Exposure Losses
439(9)
Reducing Air Leakage
448(3)
Using Other Retrofit Measures
451(3)
Improved Maintenance
454(4)
Indoor Air Quality
458(16)
Introduction
458(1)
Air Contamination
459(1)
Particle Size
459(1)
The Pollutants
460(4)
Bioaerosols
461(1)
Respirable Particles
462(1)
Asbestos
462(1)
Formaldehyde
462(1)
Radon
463(1)
Volatile Organic Compounds
463(1)
Environmental Tobacco Smoke
463(1)
Combustion Products
464(1)
Environmental Conditions
464(1)
Role of HVAC in Controlling IAQ
464(2)
Surveying the HVAC System
464(1)
Responsibility of HVAC Technicians in Controlling IAQ
465(1)
Methods of Control
466(2)
Bioaerosols
466(1)
Respirable Particles
466(1)
Asbestos
466(1)
Formaldehyde
466(1)
Radon
467(1)
Volatile Organic Compounds
467(1)
Environmental Tobacco Smoke
467(1)
Combustion Products
468(1)
HVAC Equipment Designed to Improve IAQ
468(6)
Media Air Filter
469(1)
Electronic Air Cleaner
469(1)
Energy Recovery Ventilator
470(4)
Zoning
474(32)
Introduction
474(1)
Zoning
475(4)
Relieving Excess Air Pressure
479(2)
Types of Zone Dampers
481(1)
Automatic Bypass Dampers
482(1)
Types of Zoning Systems
483(23)
Honeywell Trol-A-Temp Zone Control System
483(3)
Carrier Comfort Zone System
486(6)
Lennox Zonemaster II Dual-Zone System
492(5)
Enerstat Zone Control System 2
497(9)
Hydronic Heating
506(19)
Introduction
506(1)
Types of Systems
507(2)
Boiler Ratings
509(1)
Selecting the Equipment for a Typical System
510(15)
Determining the Heating Load
510(1)
Sketching the Piping Layout
511(1)
Selecting the Circulator and Trunk Lines
511(1)
Selecting the Boiler
512(1)
Selecting the Room Radiation
513(3)
Selecting the Accessories
516(5)
Selecting the Control System
521(2)
Wiring Diagrams
523(1)
Boiler Installation, Operation, and Maintenance
524(1)
Integrated Hot Water System
524(1)
Abbreviations for Text and Drawings 525(6)
Appendices 531(24)
Index 555

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