Check out the latest issue of RSES Journal for features including: Proper procedures for bazing and pipe tubing, relays and contactors and field modifications of fire, smoke and combination fire/smoke dampers and more. All inside your February 2021 RSES Journal issue.
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Proper Procedures for Brazing Pipe and Tubing
Brazing is an integral part of installing
and repairing HVAC/R systems.
This metal joining process utilizes
a filler metal that melts above 840°F/450°C
and below the melting point of the base
metals.
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Field Modifications of Fire, Smoke, and Combination Fire/Smoke Dampers
From the simple extension
of a damper sleeve to the
replacement of a damper
actuator, common changes
that may be needed
for a factory-supplied
life-safety damper to be
installed properly.
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Part 2: The Equal Friction Method of Duct Sizing
This two-part feature on duct sizing is housed
in the RSES Service Application Manual
collection. Part 2 concludes the “equal friction
method” of duct sizing by exploring the
meaning of corrected pressure drop tables
and friction loss charts.
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Part 1: Relays & Contactors
Circuit control, in its simplest form, is the application
and removal of power. This can also be expressed as turning
a circuit on and off, or opening and closing a circuit. Circuit
control devices come in many different shapes and sizes,
but most are categorized as switches, solenoids or relays.
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Part 1: The Equal Friction Method of Duct Sizing
This two-part feature on duct sizing is
housed in the RSES Service Application
Manual (SAM) collection. Part 1 takes an
in-depth look at the methods for duct sizing
and begins an in-depth approach to using
the “equal friction method.”
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