Provides readers with an overview of the science of refrigeration and a review of electrical principles, as well as practical analyzes of the physical components and control systems used in refrigeration equipment. This book covers the essential techniques used with tubing - with information on bending and brazing techniques.
This is the most comprehensive professional guide to servicing refrigeration systems - with complete details on alternative refrigerants. Packed with essential information on all aspects of servicing modern commercial and domestic refrigeration systems, this pragmatic manual is the perfect field reference for apprentices and practicing technicians. Written in simple language and filled with helpful, instructive illustrations, it introduces you to equipment and tools of the trade and provides you with an overview of the science of refrigeration.You also get a thorough review of electrical principles, as well as practical analyzes of the physical components and control systems used in refrigeration equipment. You'll find in-depth coverage of essential techniques used with tubing - with vital information on bending and brazing techniques, joint design, and laying out and installing tubing runs.The other topics covered in detail include: Refrigeration identification and numbering systems; CFC/HCFC phase-out regulations and retrofitting procedures; Refrigerant pressure-enthalpy (mollie) diagrams; Recovering refrigerant from systems; Purging refrigerant lines; Calculating refrigeration loads (with example calculations provided)...and more. You will also find chapters focusing on specific types of equipment encountered routinely on the job, such as domestic units, commercial reach-in and walk-in units, supermarket refrigeration equipment, ice-makers, water coolers, and others.
Comprehensive and practical, this book gives repair technicians the information they need to pinpoint and repair problems that can occur in residential and commercial refrigeration systems. It also explains how to install new systems and covers the latest codes and EPA regulations on chemical coolants and refrigerants. Author John A. Corinchock moves on to describes the various types of refrigeration systems available. He explains how to work with tubing, service electric motors and controls, detect and repair leaks in domestic systems, fix condensers and receivers in commercial systems, install absorption refrigerators, and calculate heat loads in commercial installations. Corinchock also includes details on special refrigeration systems.
Publisher's Note: Products purchased from Third Party sellers are not guaranteed by the publisher for quality, authenticity, or access to any online entitlements included with the product. The most comprehensive professional guide to servicing refrigeration systems--with complete details on alternative refrigerants Packed with essential information on all aspects of servicing modern commercial and domestic refrigeration systems, this pragmatic manual is the perfect field reference for apprentices and practicing technicians. Written in simple language and filled with helpful, instructive illustrations, it introduces you to equipment and tools of the trade and provides you with an overview of the science of refrigeration. You also get a throrough review of electrical principles, as well as practical analyzes of the physical components and control systems used in refrigeration equipment. You'll find in-depth coverage of essential techniques used with tubing--with vital information on bending and brazing techniques, joint design, and laying out and installing tubing runs. Other topics covered in detail include: Refrigeration identification and numbering systems; CFC/HCFC phase-out regulations and retrofitting procedures; Refrigerant pressure-enthalpy (mollie) diagrams; Recovering refrigerant from systems; Purging refrigerant lines; Calculating refrigeration loads (with example calculations provided). . .and more. You will also find chapters focusing on specific types of equipment encountered routinely on the job, such as domestic units, commercial reach-in and walk-in units, supermarket refrigeration equipment, ice-makers, water coolers, and others.
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Refrigeration Careers.Fundamentals of Refrigeration.Basic Refrigeration Systems.Tools and Equipment.Refrigerants.Tubing and Gaskets.Compression Systems.Control Systems.Electrical Systems Used in Refrigeration.Motors.Servicing Electric Motors and Controls.Domestic Refrigerators and Freezers.Servicing Domestic Systems.Commercial Refrigeration Systems.Commercial System Applications.Installation and Service of Commercial Systems.Absorption Systems.Special Refrigeration Systems.Heat Loads and Piping in Commercial Installations.Appendix: Standards and Codes.Building Codes, NFPA, ASHRAE, EPA.
Comprehensive and practical, this book gives repair technicians the information they need to pinpoint and repair problems that can occur in residential and commercial refrigeration systems. It also explains how to install new systems and covers the latest codes and EPA regulations on chemical coolants and refrigerants. Author John A. Corinchock moves on to describes the various types of refrigeration systems available. He explains how to work with tubing, service electric motors and controls, detect and repair leaks in domestic systems, fix condensers and receivers in commercial systems, install absorption refrigerators, and calculate heat loads in commercial installations. Corinchock also includes details on special refrigeration systems.