While we continue to update RSES Journal, RSES HQ has selected the "Best of Summer" PM articles for you to peruse in the Summer 2022 Edition.
Hydrocarbon Training Study Guide - Third Edition (2018)
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Jim Barron, Refrigerating Engineers & Technicians Association (RETA) Executive Director Appointed as Refrigeration Service Engineers Society (RSES) Interim Executive Vice President
After nearly a year of discussion and planning, the RETA and RSES Boards of Directors have approved the appointment of Jim Barron as RSES Interim Executive Vice President.
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RSES Headquarters observes Independence Day
RSES Observes America's Independence
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The Nitty Gritty of AC Preventive Maintenance
Whether you are fresh out of trade
school or a seasoned HVACR
veteran, knowing how to complete
air conditioning preventive
maintenance is a fundamental part of the
job. What follows is a bare-bones approach
on how to properly deal with each part as
you complete the process.
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Leading Off: Updates, Regional Events and Stetsons
Hello from warm and sunny Virginia. I hope everybody in
the HVACR community is safe/healthy and doing well.
As it looks to be an extremely hot summer coming up, be
sure to stay safe and well hydrated. The digital edition you are
reading this month covers some of the more practical skills you
will need to have at your disposal as the days begin to heat up.
The articles contained within are the best of the preventive maintenance
issues, and they will serve to remind you of the importance
of proper procedure while Headquarters is in the process of
relaunching its magazine!
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Principles of Proper Refrigeration Evacuation
Evacuation, often referred to as “pulling
a vacuum,” is arguably one of the
most important things we, as technicians,
can do well after a refrigerant
system has been open to the atmosphere.
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