Engineer6512
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I really need to brush up on my HVAC design skills. Can anyone recommend a good book that covers duct design & fan selection procedures in detail with good examples?
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If you can afford it, join ASHRAE. It doesn't cost much and you get a lot in return. Each year you get a new Guide which are excellent. They cover just about everything you should ever need.
I am an ASHRAE and CIBSE member (UK based), but the ASHRAE membership is really good value and if I ever need any specialised technical info, I go to ASHRAE for it.
Friar Tuck of Sherwood
If you can afford it, join ASHRAE. It doesn't cost much and you get a lot in return. Each year you get a new Guide which are excellent. They cover just about everything you should ever need.
I am an ASHRAE and CIBSE member (UK based), but the ASHRAE membership is really good value and if I ever need any specialised technical info, I go to ASHRAE for it.
Friar Tuck of Sherwood
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HVAC Equations, Data and Rules of Thumb - Arthur A. Bell Jr.
I highly recommend as a starting place for any HVAC design.
I highly recommend as a starting place for any HVAC design.
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For something free on the web, try
Greenheck, New York Blower, and McGill airflow also have free materials. You may have to register for some of them.
KB
Greenheck, New York Blower, and McGill airflow also have free materials. You may have to register for some of them.
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