Fundamentals Of Steam System Design IP Edition
Fundamentals Of Steam System Design IP Edition will develop an understanding of the basic concepts of steam systems including terminology, properties of a system,also analysis and design. After completing the course, you will develop an understanding of:
- Characteristics of steam
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- Steam system types
- Terminal equipment in steam systems
- Steam system components with both their function and location in the system
- Steam and condensate pipe sizing and support, also insulation
- traps and condensate receiver sizing also selection and placement
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Fundamentals Of Steam System Design IP Edition Content :
- Introduction to Steam System Design – Introduction and review of thermodynamic fundamentals.
- HVAC Steam Systems
Steam and condensate; advantages of steam; basics of Steam Systems in HVAC; operating pressures of steam systems; steam heating systems;also steam condensate systems; and boiler connections.
- Terminal Units I – Natural convection units; ratings of heat-distributing units and corrections for nonstandard conditions also applications.
- Terminal Units II – Unit heaters; unit ventilators; fan-coil units; cabinet heaters; induction units; and air-handling units also.
- Boilers – Boilers, boiler classifications and fuels and combustion; efficiency also cost of producing steam; and boiler sizing.
- Steam Valves, Steam Traps, Flash Tanks, and Condensate Receiver Tanks
Fundamentals of valves; manual valves; self-contained valves; safety devices; steam traps; also flash steam; and condensate receiver tanks.
- Steam Piping Design – Pipe sizing; piping; pipe materials; insulation and pipe expansion; also pipe supporting elements.
- This is an excellent course for anyone who needs information on both design and analysis of steam systems.
- A basic knowledge of both thermodynamics and psychrometrics, fundamentals of HVAC systems, also fundamentals of heating and cooling loads is assumed.
- The target audience is:
- Recent engineering graduates who need additional courses in HVAC&R also topics to improve their on-the-job performance
- Engineers who have recently entered the HVAC&R field from also other engineering disciplines Technicians who want to increase their knowledge and skills in HVAC&R.
- Architects, construction and building management professionals, also others responsible for the performance of HVAC&R systems.
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