Displacement Ventilation in Non-Industrial Premisses (GB1)By: REHVA
The guidebook serves as a comprehensive and easy-to-understand design manual, explains the benefits and limitations of displacement in commercial ventilation and outlines where ventilation should be applied.
1.02 Pool water heatingBy: ATECYR
This guidebook describes the equations needed to estimate the water losses of the pool due to the difference in vapor pressure. Mostly explains energy calculations for indoor pools, although there is a chapter for the case of outdoor pools
1.06 HVAC facilities in hospitalsBy: ATECYR
The air conditioning of hospital environments represents one of the most complex installations that a specialist HVAC engineer must face. This document describes the indispensable requirements of the different hospital environments and develops some of the usual techniques used to achieve them.
9.01 System typesBy: ATECYR
The guidebook details the most used HVAC systems in the most complex installations. The most important aspect when it choosing a system is perhaps the fit between the system and the type of application
9.05 Air conditioning systemsBy: ATECYR
The guidebook refers to select the terminal units in active air conditioning systems that are additional elements to the building itself and entail energy consumption
9.06 Selection of secondary equipment according to the systemBy: ATECYR
It is a guide designed with a double purpose, to guide the student and for the engineer who starts in the development of air conditioning projects. It can also be taken as an element of quality control in the writing of projects
10.04 Indoor heated pools with outdoor air as the only dehydrating mediumBy: ATECYR
This guidebook is a work tool for those technicians who decide to design the air conditioning of an indoor pool using outside air, as the only dehydrating element. It provides all the necessary data to carry out the project with all reliability. An example of complete calculation is included for a better understanding.
