Learn how duct systems can spread contaminants and why outside air intakes are important. You need to know how airflow affects a space and how the occupants' attitudes can make an HVAC system seem bad. IAQ is important to any HVAC worker.
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Great IAQ book for my college class! My students loved it, easy to read, very factual and down to earth. -- Greg Jourdan, Professional/Program Director Wenatchee Valley College 2/13/04
this book— easy to follow and the sample forms in the back of the book really came in handy..... -- Vince Sagetti, Cleveland, OH
this book— easy to follow and the sample forms in the back of the book really came in handy..... -- Vince Sagetti, Cleveland, OH
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Leo A Meyer
Leo A. Meyer has been connected to the HVAC industry for over 50 as a sheet metal worker, instructor, dean of instruction, teacher trainer, consultant, and writer. He is currently Director of training for LAMA Books/Leo A. Meyer Associates Inc., a company dedicated to HVAC training.
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IAQ (indoor air quality) refers to the quality of the air in an indoor occupied space. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
filter rack, condensate pans, outside air intake, static pressure drop, filter cells, dirty filters, high efficiency filters, baseline survey, dust spot, sampling pump, building occupants, biological contaminants, detector tubes, air quantity Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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IAQ (indoor air quality) refers to the quality of the air in an indoor occupied space. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
filter rack, condensate pans, outside air intake, static pressure drop, filter cells, dirty filters, high efficiency filters, baseline survey, dust spot, sampling pump, building occupants, biological contaminants, detector tubes, air quantity Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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- Air Pollution, Volume 6, Third Edition: Supplement to Air Pollutants, Their Transformations, Transport, and Effects (Environmental Sciences) by Arthur C. Stern on page 55, page 243, and page 244
- Indoor Air Quality, Second Edition by Ed Bas on page 125, and page 328
- Managing Indoor Air Quality, Third Edition by H.E. Burroughs on page 277, and Back Matter
- Building Ventilation: Theory and Measurement by David Etheridge on page 388
- Basic Health Physics: Problems and Solutions by Joseph John Bevelacqua on page 366
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