Summary

With this collection of chapters written in a friendly style, you enjoy the essential benefits of instruction
by a personal mentor who explains "why" and "how" while teaching potentially dangerous lessons in
physics and engineering design. Spared the embarrassment of painful mistakes, you gain practical
knowledge from frank, colorful cases and learn to solve mechanical problems related to hydraulics, pipe
flow, and industrial HVAC and utility systems.

Water and Steam Hammer Phenomena
- Gravity Flow of Liquids in Pipes
- Siphon Seals and Water Legs
- Regulating Steam Pressure Drop
- Industrial Risk Insurers' Fuel Gas Burner Piping Valve Train
- Controlling Differential Air Pressure of a Room with Respect to its Surroundings
- Water Chiller Decoupled Primary-Secondary Loops
- Pressure Drop Calculations of Incompressible Fluid Flow in Piping and Ducts
- Water Chillers in Turndown
- Hydraulic Loops
- Radiation Heat Transfer
- Thermal Insulation