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| kolak
 |  "Design book for engineer"
, posted Thu 5 May 21:08  
I am a young engineer in HVAC field. I am looking for a good reference book I can use for my designs. For example: what the entering/leaving temp should be, how much static pressure should be for VAV box, How much cfm/sf should be for offices, conf. room, etc. I looked at some books on the internet, but there were mixed reviews for all the HVAC books, if anyone has any idea of which book is out there, please advise. I appreciate it
Kolak
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| rustymike
| "Re(1):Design book for engineer" , posted Fri 5 Aug 14:30
If your looking for standards to use, check out the ASHRAE web site for the following standards.
15,34,62,62-2,129,134,136,154.
These are standards that we use on a constant basis.
You just can not refer to 1 book only to be able to resolve problems or even start to do a design.
No matter how idiot proof you make something better idiots will always try and screw around with it!
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| Xenos
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| "Re(1):Design book for engineer" , posted Thu 5 May 22:04
Judging from your questions, I would think the ASHREA manuals would have all this data.
Xenos.
The best way to escape a problem is to solve it.
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