HVAC Instant Answers
Jul 2002 · McGraw Hill Professional
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The book will be published in a flexible, 5" x 8" format filled with schematic system layouts and graphics showing how commonly measured data can be used to identify operating problems with the HVAC equipment. It is expected that about one quarter to one third of the book will be line drawing system schematics, graphics showing expected data in fault and no-fault states, and a few photographs of systems (used only when such a figure is required for clarifying points made in the text.)
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PETER SCOTT CURTISS is a consulting engineer in Boulder, Colorado. He received his Ph.D. in Civil Engineering at the University of Colorado, where he was one of the first to investigate the use of neural networks in the control and optimization of large HVAC systems.
NEWTON BRETH has worked as an Instrument Technician at the University of Colorado since 1977. Prior to that, he spent time in the U.S. Army Signal Corps and the Denver Water Board. He is certified by the Instrument Society of America and holds several U.S. patents related to automatic control devices.
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