Laura Timberlake
The Australian Institute of Refrigeration, Air Conditioning and Heating (AIRAH) is releasing two Design Application (DA) manuals focusing on air distribution systems and hydronic water systems.
DA04 Air System Balancing – in HVAC is a new release in AIRAH’s collection of technical resources. The manual discusses the testing, adjusting and balancing (TAB) of air distribution systems in HVAC&R applications. It also promotes best practice for the balancing of air distribution systems in the industry.
DA24 Hydronic System Balancing – in HVAC is a revised and updated Design Application manual, which focuses on the testing, adjusting and balancing of hydronic water systems. The previous version of this technical resource was titled DA24 Water Systems Balancing.
“A number of AIRAH members made these manuals possible with their contributions,” says AIRAH’s Education and Technical Services Manager, Brendan Pejkovic, “including the lead author, William Lane, F.AIRAH, and editor Vince Aherne, F.AIRAH,”
| DA04 covers: | DA24 covers: |
| Commissioning and TAB – an overview Fundamentals of airflow in ducts Measuring airflow Preparing and programming for TAB Air balancing procedures Components and TAB The systems approach Recording and reporting | Commissioning and TAB – an overview Fundamentals of water flow Measuring water flow Preparing and programming for TAB Water balancing TAB procedures Components and TAB The systems approach Recording and reporting |
“These manuals have been prepared to provide both theoretical and practical knowledge to help assist those within the HVAC&R industry,” says Pejkovic.
“This includes engineers, architects and contractors, as well as equipment owners, operators and specifiers.”
AIRAH is offering a discount on early orders for both manuals until May 31. AIRAH members can purchase the manuals for $59, and non-members for $209. AIRAH members also have exclusive digital access to the manuals.
For more information about AIRAH’s Design Application manuals, please click here.
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