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Air Conditioning Engineering

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The Need for Air Conditioning
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  The Need for Air Conditioning
Fundamental Properties of Air and Water Vapour Mixtures
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  Fundamental Properties of Air and Water Vapour Mixtures
The Psychrometry of Air Conditioning Processes
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  The Psychrometry of Air Conditioning Processes
Comfort and Inside Design Conditions
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  Comfort and Inside Design Conditions
Climate and Outside Design Conditions
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  Climate and Outside Design Conditions
The Choice of Supply Design Conditions
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  The Choice of Supply Design Conditions
Heat Gains from Solar and Other Sources
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  Heat Gains from Solar and Other Sources
Cooling Load
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  Cooling Load
The Fundamentals of Vapour Compression Refrigeration
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  The Fundamentals of Vapour Compression Refrigeration
Air Cooler Coils
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  Air Cooler Coils
The Rejection of Heat from Condensers and Cooling Towers
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  The Rejection of Heat from Condensers and Cooling Towers
Refrigeration Plant
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  Refrigeration Plant
Automatic Controls
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  Automatic Controls
Vapour Absorption Refrigeration
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  Vapour Absorption Refrigeration
Airflow in Ducts and Fan Performance
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  Airflow in Ducts and Fan Performance
Ventilation and a Decay Equation
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  Ventilation and a Decay Equation
Filtration
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  Filtration

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Fundamental Properties of Air and Water Vapour Mixtures