Handbook of Energy Data and Calculations

Section A. Data Charts and Tables 1 SI Units 2 Definitions, Relationships and International Values of Units and Quantities 3 Conversions into SI Units 4 Everyday Empirical Values 5 Typical Composition and Properties of some Gaseous Fuels 6 Typical Properties of Liquefied Petroleum Gas 7 Typical Properties of Liquid Fuels 8 Properties of Solid Fuels 9 National Coal Board Coal Classification 10 Effect of Ash and Moisture on Calorific Values of Coals 11 Calorific Values of Wastes 12 Properties of Gases Commonly Involved in Combustion 13 Mass Relationships of Common Combustion Reactions 14 Volumetric Relationships of Common Combustion Reactions 15 Specific Heat Capacities of Gases Related to Temperature 16 Variation with Temperature of the Physical Properties of Dry Air 17 Variation with Temperature of the Viscosity of some Gases (Chart) 18 Variation with Temperature of some Physical Properties of Water 19 Variation with Temperature of the Physical Properties of Water (Chart) 20 Thermal Conductivity of Building Materials, Concrete and Brickwork 21 Tables of Values for Thermal Transmittance and Thermal Resistance 22 Properties of Furnace Insulating Materials 23 Tables of Ventilation Requirements 24 Tables of Contaminants, Poisons, Toxic Vapors and Dusts 25 Thermal Properties of Pure Metals 26 Properties of Commercial Metals and Alloys 27 Commercial Steel Pipes (BS 1600) 28 Commercial Steel Pipes (BS 3600) 29 Volume/Velocity Relationship for Compressed Air in Pipes 30 Pressure Drop for Compressed Air in Pipes 31 Flow of Water in Steel Pipes, Equivalent Lengths of Pipe Fittings and Head Loss Factors for Duct Fittings 32 Loss of Heat from Pipes 33 Properties of Saturated Steam 34 Properties of Superheated Steam 35 Steam Pipe Capacities 36 Psychrometric Chart 10°C-120°C 37 Standard Steel Radiators 38 Induction Motors 39 Tables of Lamp Data and Standard Service Illuminance 40 The Electromagnetic Radiation Spectrum (Chart)Section B. Calculation and Analysis Procedures 1 Use of the Gigajoule as the Common Unit of Energy 2 Assessment of Process Energy by Analysis of Summer and Winter Consumption 3 Analysis of Electricity Charges 4 Audit of Electricity Demand and Consumption 5 Reconciliation of Fuel Used with Heating Requirements of Building 6 Construction and Use of Sankey Diagrams 7 The Chemistry of Combustion 8 Boiler and Burner Efficiencies 9 Energy Balance in Furnaces 10 Environmental Temperature and Thermal Comfort 11 Calculation of Energy Loss through Building Structures 12 Heating and Cooling Requirements of Buildings 13 Selection and Sizing of Heating Equipment 14 Degree Days 15 The Psychrometric Chart; its Basis and Application 16 Theoretical and Empirical Approaches to Fluid Flow 17 Water and Steam Services 18 Compressors and Compressed Air Services 19 Ventilation, Fans and Filtration 20 Air Conditioning 21 Refrigeration and Cold Stores 22 Heat Pumps 23 Mass Air Flow and Energy Losses from Ventilation 24 An Outline of Heat Transfer Theory 25 Heat Exchangers 26 Liquefied Petroleum Gas Installations 27 Electric Lighting 28 Some Basic Concepts of Electric Power Systems 29 Electricity Maximum Demand and its Control 30 Power Factor Correction 31 Application of Electric Motors 32 Electric Heating 33 Energy Control Systems 34 Investment AppraisalSection C. Directory of Products and Services 1 Burners and Boilers (Including Waste-Fired Boilers and Incinerators) 2 Steam Generators, Calorifiers, Water Heaters and Thermal Fluid Heaters 3 Furnaces and Industrial Ovens 4 Gas-Fired Radiant Heaters 5 Gas/Oil-Fired Warm Air Heaters 6 Portable LPG/Oil Fired Heaters 7 Heat Recovery Products and Systems 8 Heating System Controls and Building Energy Management Systems 9 Flue Gas Analysis, Monitoring and Control 10 AC Induction Motors: Control of Power Factor and Energy Consumption 11 Instruments 12 Heat Pumps and Heat Pump Drying 13 Fans and Ventilation 14 Filters and Filtration Systems 15 De-Stratification Heat Recovery 16 Insulation and Insulating Materials 17 Lighting and Lighting Control 18 Industrial Doors (Including Air Curtains, Strip Doors and Dock Shelters)Section D Bibliography and Sources 1 Sources of Data 2 Chartered Institute of Building Services Publications Guides 3 Suggested Further Reading 4 Manufacturers Who have Contributed Data and Information from their LiteratureIndex