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Early detection of insulation breakdown in low-voltage motors. 1. Background, experimental design, and preliminary results.

Author(s) : WANG J., MCINERNY S. A., STAUNTON R. H.

Summary

This collection of 128 papers presented at the ASHRAE 2002 Annual Meeting, held in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, includes the complete collection of symposium and technical papers as well as discussion questions and answers for every paper. Extract from the table of contents: advances in thermal and fluid flow characteristics of HVAC/refrigeration processes; desiccant system performance; international applications of district energy technology; CHP for buildings; radiant panel heating and cooling: recent developments and applications; refrigerant properties research update; performance of service water heating systems: some actual results; practical applications of multizone airflow and contaminant transport modelling; practical applications of smoke management research; research on variable speed drives and motors; European standard activities for building load, energy and performance calculation methods; refrigerant issues with unitary air conditioning and heat pumps; simulation, modelling and optimization of hybrid HVAC systems: recent issues and tools; exhaust and air intake design issues; recent developments in availability of international weather data; air and contaminant flows around occupants in ventilated spaces; recent advances in the thermal simulation of HVAC equipment; building commissioning begins with design intent; modelling natural and hybrid ventilation systems.

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  • Original title: Early detection of insulation breakdown in low-voltage motors. 1. Background, experimental design, and preliminary results.
  • Record ID : 2004-0168
  • Languages: English
  • Subject: General information
  • Source: ASHRAE Transactions. 2002 annual Meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii. Volume 108, part 2 + CD-ROM.
  • Publication date: 2002

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