During the past 20 years, design and operation of the comfort systems for buildings have been transformed because of energy conservation imperatives, the use of computer-based design aids, and major advances in intelligent management systems for buildings.
In the 1970s, rules of thumb were widely used by designers. Today, a strong analytical basis for the design synthesis process is standard procedure.
This handbook describes the latest methods for design and operation of new and existing buildings. In addition, the principles of life cycle economics are used routinely in design selections and tradeoffs. The information in this handbook is presented in a practical way that building systems engineers will find useful.
The book is divided into eight sections:
1. Introduction to the buildings sector
2. Fundamentals
3. Economic aspects of buildings
4. HVAC equipment and systems
5. Controls
6. HVAC design calculations
7. Operation and maintenance
8. Appendices
Because of ongoing and rapid change in the HVAC industry, new material will be developed prior to the standard handbook revision cycle. By link to the CRC Web site, the author will be periodically posting new material that owners of the handbook can access.
Table of Contents
Section 1 Introduction to the Buildings Sector
Introduction Jan F. Kreider
Section 2 Fundamentals
2.1 Thermodynamic and Heat Transfer Basics Vahab Hassani and Steve Hauser
2.2 Psychrometrics and Comfort T. Agami Reddy
Section 3 Economic Aspects of Buildings
3.1 Central and Distributed Utilities Anthony F. Armor and Jan F. Kreider
3.2 Economics and Costing of HVAC Systems Ari Rabl
Section 4 HVAC Equipment and Systems
4.1 Heating Systems Jan F. Kreider
4.2 Air Conditioning Systems Dennis L. O ’Neal and John A. Bryant
4.3 Ventilation and Air Handling Systems Ellen M. Franconi and James B. Bradford
4.4 Electrical Systems Moncef Krarti
Section 5 Controls
5.1 Controls Fundamentals Peter S. Curtiss
5.2 Intelligent Buildings Michael R. Brambley, Peter Armstrong, Michael Kintner-Meyer,
Robert G. Pratt, and Srinivas Katipamula
Section 6 HVAC Design Calculations
6.1 Energy Calculations — Building Loads Ari Rabl and Peter S. Curtiss
6.2 Simulation and Modeling — Building Energy Consumption
Joe Huang, Jeffrey S. Haberl, and Jan F. Kreider
6.3 Energy Conservation in Buildings Max Sherman and David Jump
6.4 Solar Energy System Analysis and Design T. Agami Reddy
Section 7 Operation and Maintenance
7.1 HVAC System Commissioning David E. Claridge and Mingsheng Liu .
7.2 Building System Diagnostics and Preventive Maintenance
Srinivas Katipamula, Robert G. Pratt, and James Braun
Section 8 Appendices
Paul Norton
Appendix A
Properties of Gases and Vapors
Appendix B
Properties of Liquids
Appendix C
Properties of Solids
Appendix D
Gases and Vapors
Appendix E
Composition and Heating Values of Common Fuels
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