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InhaltsangabeREADME first please. 1: Control Theory and Terminology. 1.1. Introduction. 1.2. What is Control? 1.3. Elementary Control System. 1.4. Purposes of Control. 1.5. Control Action. 1.6. Energy Sources for Control Systems. 1.7. Measurement. 1.8. Symbols and Abbreviations. 1.9. Psychrometrics. 1.10. Relationships. 1.11. Summary. 2: Pneumatic Control Devices. 2.1. Introduction. 2.2. Pneumatic Control Devices. 2.3. Control Cabinets. 2.4. Air Supply. 3: Electric and Electronic Control Devices. 3.1. Electric Control Devices. 3.2. Electronic Control Devices. 4: Fluidic Control Devices. 4.1. Introduction. 4.2. Wall Attachment Devices. 4.3. Turbulence Amplifiers. 4.4. Vortex Amplifiers. 4.5. Radical Jet Amplifier. 4.6. Fluidic Transducers. 4.7. Manual Switches. 5: Flow Control Devices. 5.1. Dampers. 5.2. Steam and Water Flow Control Valves. 6: Elementary Control Systems. 6.1. Introduction. 6.2. Outside Air Controls. 6.3. Air Stratification. 6.4. Heating. 6.5. Cooling Oils. 6.6. Humidity Control. 6.7. Dehumidifiers. 6.8. Static Pressure Control. 6.9. Electric Heat. 6.10. Gas-Fired Heaters. 6.11. Oil-Fired Heaters. 6.12. Refrigeration Equipment. 6.13. Fire and Smoke Control. 6.14. Electrical Interlocks. 6.15. Location of Sensors. 6.16. Summary. 7: Complete Control Systems. 7.1. Introduction. 7.2. Single-Zone Systems. 7.3. Multizone Air Handling Systems. 7.4. Dual-Duct Systems. 7.5. Variable Volume Systems. 7.6. Reheat Systems. 7.7. Heat Reclaim. 7.8. Fan-Coil Units. 7.9. Induction Systems. 7.10. Unit Ventilators. 7.11. Packaged Equipment. 7.12. Other Packaged Equipment. 7.13. Radiant Heating and Cooling. 7.14. Radiators and Convectors. 7.15. Heat Exchangers. 7.16. Solar Heating and Cooling Systems. 7.71. Summary. 8: Electric Control Systems. 8.1. Introduction. 8.2. Electrical Control Diagrams. 8.3.Electrical Control of a Chiller. 8.4.Electrical Control of an Air Handling Unit. 8.5. Example: A Typical Small Air-Conditioning System. 8.6. Electric Heaters. 8.7. Reduced-Voltage Starters. 8.8. Multispeed Starters. 8.9. Variable Speed Controllers. 8.10. Summary. 9: Special Control. 9.1. Introduction. 9.2. Close Temperature and/or Humidity Control. 9.3. Controlled Environment Rooms for Testing. 9.4. Summary. 10: Digital and Supervisory Control Systems. 10.1. Introduction. 10.2. Hard-Wired Systems. 10.3. Multiplexing Systems. 10.4. Computer-Based Systems for Monitoring and Control. 10.5. Benefits of the Computer System. 10.6. Training for Maintenance and Operation. 10.7. Summar

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