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Home > Forums > Mechanical Engineers > Activities > Mechanical engineering other topics Forum

HVAC References

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kxa (Structural)

5 Apr 12 22:07

What would be the best way to learn how to size HVAC for a building? Are there books and references for non-mechanical engineers to use for load calcs and duct sizing? Would manual J be something to get?
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MintJulep (Mechanical)

5 Apr 12 22:17

ASHRAE handbook gives you the how and the why.

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