Ventilation and Air Conditioning Engineering Construction and Quality Acceptance Practical Manual

Author: Editorial Committee of "Practical Handbook for Construction and Quality Acceptance of Ventilation and Air Conditioning Engineering"
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Publishing Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This handbook is based on the "Unified Standard for Construction Quality Acceptance of Building Engineering" (GB50300-2001) and the "Code for Quality Acceptance of Construction of Ventilation and Air Conditioning Engineering" (GB50243-2002), incorporating current relevant standards and specifications. It adheres to the principle of "separating acceptance from evaluation, strengthening acceptance, improving means, and controlling the process." In terms of format, it strictly follows the chapter order of the "Code for Quality Acceptance of Construction of Ventilation and Air Conditioning Engineering" (GB50243-2002), while the content highlights the requirements of the standards, emphasizing mature technologies and on-site practical techniques as the fundamental starting point. It also includes introductions to new materials, equipment, technologies, and processes. The handbook covers twelve chapters: Overview, Duct Fabrication, Fabrication of Duct Components and Silencers, Installation of Duct Systems, Installation of Ventilation and Air Conditioning Equipment, Installation of Air Conditioning Refrigeration Systems, Installation of Air Conditioning Water System Pipelines and Equipment, Corrosion Protection and Thermal Insulation, System Commissioning, Comprehensive Performance Testing and Adjustment, Mandatory Provisions of Engineering Construction Standards, and Quality Acceptance of Ventilation and Air Conditioning Engineering. This handbook is a reference for technical and management personnel in ventilation and air conditioning installation enterprises, construction and design departments of building engineering, as well as personnel involved in the construction, acceptance, supervision, and monitoring of ventilation and air conditioning engineering, as well as faculty and students of relevant colleges and universities.