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Warm Air Heating for Climate Control by William B. Cooper β€” book cover

Warm Air Heating for Climate Control

by William B. Cooper, William Cooper, Raymond A. Quinlan, Martin Sirowatka
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Overview

This new edition of Warm Air Heating for Climate Control offers updated comprehensive coverage of the operation, troubleshooting, and service of warm air and hydronic heating systems. Intended for technicians, this well-illustrated text is a practical guide to how these systems are designed, installed, and maintained in real-world applications.

Key features of this new edition include:

  • Expanded troubleshooting sections, especially for the Honeywell Smart Valve ignition system.
  • New coverage of the installation and operation of the new GeoExchange (geothermal) heat pump system.
  • Updated coverage of zoning systems (residential) and their applications.
  • Expanded coverage of hydronic systems with integrated cooling systems.
  • Updated information on energy efficient windows and other construction components, along with new code requirements.
  • Revised chapters on indoor air quality, with new coverage of HEPA filters, energy recovery, and germicidal devices.

Synopsis

A complete, up-to-date, illustrated guide to the installation, maintenance, and service of gas, oil, and electric forced warm air heating and heat pump systems. Explores—in great detail—a large base of newer as well as traditional equipment, using the principles and practices of older furnaces as a means of understanding the newer, electronically controlled, high-efficiency furnaces. Features detailed discussion of the operation and diagnosis of controls—from the thermocouple to the SmartValve®—and provides a complete overview of all aspects of residential and light commercial heating. Includes photographs of the most up-to-date equipment throughout.

Climate Control and Comfort. Safety Analysis and Identification. Combustion and Fuels. Parts Common to All Furnaces. Components of Gas-Burning Furnaces. Basic Electricity and Electrical Symbols. Schematic Wiring Diagrams. Using Electrical Test Instrument and Equipment. External Service Wiring. Controls Common to All Forced-Air Furnaces. Gas Furnace Controls. High-Efficiency Furnaces. Components of Oil-Burning Furnaces. Oil Furnace Controls. Electric Heating. Estimating the Heating Load. Evaluating a Heating System. Installation Practice. Heating System Maintenance and Customer Relations. Energy Conservation. Indoor Air Quality. Zoning. Hydronic Heating. Heat Pumps and Add-On Air-Conditioning.

For HVAC technicians.

Booknews

The textbook covers the basic operating principles, installation, and servicing of residential forced-air furnaces. New to the fourth edition are common flame-sensing methods for gas-fired furnaces, and operational sequences and electrical diagrams of control circuits. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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Booknews

The textbook covers the basic operating principles, installation, and servicing of residential forced-air furnaces. New to the fourth edition are common flame-sensing methods for gas-fired furnaces, and operational sequences and electrical diagrams of control circuits. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Book Details

Published
August 1, 2002
Publisher
Prentice Hall
Pages
621
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780130483904

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