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The text has been written with the object of appealing to a dual readership, comprisingД«oth the student studying for the associate membership examinations of the Institution of It is hoped that this book will make good the dificiency. Is an almost total absence of textbooks on air conditioning couched in terms of British In American terminology and is most useful for application to American conditions, there

Unfortunately,ДЄlthough there exists a wealth of technical literature in textbook form which is expressed Has become of increasing value, particularly of course in this country. Least, the Guide to Current Practice of the Institution of Heating and Ventilation Engineers The Guide and Data Book published by the American Society of Heating, RefrigerationДЄnd Air Conditioning has, through the years, been a foremost work of reference but, not Naturally enough, engineering enterprise in thisДirection has produced a considerable literature on air conditioning and allied subjects. The summer climate in North America has provided a stimulus in the evolution of airД¬onditioning and refrigeration which has put that semi-continent in a leading positionДЄmongst the other countries in the world. Has led to modern methods of air conditioning was the development of the psychrometricД¬hart, first by Carrier in 1906 and then by Mollier in 1923, and by others since. An important stepping stone in the path of progress which Seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, but air conditioning as a science applied to practicalД®ngineering owes much to the ideas and work of Carrier, in the United States of America,ДЄt the beginning of this century. It is believed that practising engineers as well as students will find this bookДЄir conditioning (of which refrigeration is an inseparable part) has its origins in theДЇundamental work on thermodynamics which was done by Boyle, Carnot and others in the Two examples on heat gains in the southern hemisphere have been included.ДЄs with former editions, the good practice advocated by the Chartered Institution ofД«uilding Services Engineers has been followed, together with the recommendations of theДЄmerican Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers, whereДЄppropriate. Gains), 9 (for the refrigerants used), 12 (automatic controls) and 17 (on filtration standards). The above developments have led to changes in theД¬ontent, notably in chapters 4 (on comfort), 5 (on outside design conditions), 7 (on heat Revisions in expressing filtration efficiency, withДЄn emphasis on particle s'ize, have meant radical changes in the expression of the standards The use of the Internet to permit integration of the control and operation of all building Advances in automatic controls, culminating in Refrigeration compressors and other plant. Tables on the thermodynamic properties of refrigerant 22 have been deleted and new tablesДЇor refrigerants 134a and ammonia substituted. Refrigerants are far-reaching in their consequences and have been taken into account. Their greenhouse effect and the risks of ozone depletion) and the introduction of replacement Includes bibliographical references and index. Library of Congress Cataloguing in Publication DataДЄir conditioning engineering/WP/Jones.- 5th ed. The Elsevier homepage (), by selecting 'Customer Support'Д«ritish Library Cataloguing in Publication Data

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