Architectural equipment professional design technical measures

Author: Jiang Xiobing
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Publish Date: 1998-04-01
Features: The professional setup of Beijing Architectural Design and Research Institute combines heating, ventilation, air conditioning, water supply and drainage, and thermal power into one major called Building Equipment. This book is written based on this professional setup, covering topics such as building heating, outdoor heating pipelines, heat sources, air conditioning, refrigeration, ventilation, smoke prevention and exhaust, and building water supply and drainage. This book is compiled on the basis of the institute's 1982 "Unified Technical Measures - Equipment Major - Indoor and Outdoor Water Supply and Drainage Part" (provisional), 1983 "Unified Technical Measures - Equipment Major - Heating, Boiler Room, and Heat Supply Point Part" (provisional), 1988 "Certain Regulations on Ventilation and Air Conditioning Design" (trial), and annual "Technical Management Notices" and "Technical Conference Minutes" of the equipment major. It integrates the practical engineering design experience accumulated over the years, based on the national standards, specifications, and regulations issued in recent years. The aforementioned documents have been widely used and referenced by many design units in Beijing and even in other regions. The heating section of this book incorporates the requirements of the "Standard for Energy-Saving Design of Civil Buildings (Heating Residential Buildings Part)" (JGJ26-95) and the implementation measures of Beijing. The air conditioning section includes design highlights of new technologies such as variable air volume systems and air conditioning cold source storage. The ventilation section provides a detailed inclusion of China's smoke prevention and exhaust design practices for civil buildings. The entire book maintains a strong practicality, striving for conciseness, accuracy, and ease of use. This book is suitable for reference by design personnel in the building equipment major and faculty and students of colleges and universities.