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Posted by Zyp on August 20, 2007, 8:36 pm
dances_with_barkadas@yahoo.com wrote:
>> You want the name of the books it's in? Or the free stuff?
>
>
> I've studied the Spirax Sarco freebie stuff found free on the Web.
> It's not developed slowly enough for a simpleton like me. I don't
> expect them to do so when they don't earn revenue from it - writing
> good material incurs noticeable expenses.
>
> I am very willing to pay for reliable, on-point information.
>
> The RSES citation was appreciated. Can our contributor, kindly be
> specific as to who/what is "Copland"?
Heres' a link to Copeland Brand Compressors [now a division of Emerson
Climate] but I didn't find any information on their training books here.
http://www.emersonclimate.com/Divisions/CC_001146.htm
After looking through my books for Copeland, there were references for the
Pressure Enthalpy Charting in Part 1 [Fundamentals of Refrigeration.] first
book. You can purchase these books at most refrigeration distributor's
locations [wholesalers].
There is a good explanation in the RSES Sams guide Section 3 [620-114]
available through RSES [on CD now I might ad]. www.rses.org *[but you have
to be a member to access their products and be in the trade]*
As well, a text [available at most Community Colleges] called Refrigeration
and Air Conditioning Technology by Whitman, Johnson, Tomczyk - See Unit 3
pages 45 on. Good explaination.
http://www.delmarlearning.com/browse_quicksearch.aspx?search=Refrigeration+and+Air+Conditioning+Technology
You could look here:
http://tristate.apogee.net/cool/cfh.asp
This might help as well.
BTW: I'm not into cross posting [just noticed.]
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Zyp
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