RADIATORS IN WATER HEATING SYSTEMS - DAMIAN MUNIAK

Discover a comprehensive guide to the design and calculations related to radiators in water heating systems. This book is an invaluable source of knowledge for students, engineers, and anyone involved in the heating industry. Gain practical skills and expand your knowledge of the effective selection and operation of radiators.

• Thermal comfort: Learn how it affects the choice of heating system and radiator type.
• Types and kinds of radiators: Explore the variety of available solutions.
• Constructional solutions: Understand the diversity of constructions used in heating systems.
• Calculation methodology: Learn how to properly select a radiator.
• Legal requirements and standards: Familiarize yourself with Polish and international standards.
• Practical examples: See how theory translates into real-world radiator operation.

The book "Radiators in Water Heating Systems" by Damian Muniak is a comprehensive study that combines theory and practice. The author discusses issues of thermal comfort, various types of radiators, and the methodology of calculations necessary for their proper selection. The publication also takes into account the applicable legal requirements and standards, both Polish and international, which makes it extremely up-to-date and useful in the daily work of an engineer.

A unique advantage of this book is the numerous calculation examples that have been carefully selected to illustrate the theoretical issues discussed and to present the practical aspects of the operation of a radiator in a heating system. Thanks to them, the reader can better understand how radiators work in real conditions and how to effectively select them for specific needs. This is an excellent tool for students, engineers designing heating systems, as well as for people who perform them and supervise their operation.

Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN, known for its high-quality scientific and technical publications, guarantees the reliability and professionalism of the information presented. This book is recommended for students of environmental engineering, energy, construction and architecture, as well as engineers designing heating systems and authors of computer programs for thermal and hydraulic balancing of heating systems. It is a must-have in the library of every heating specialist, which will help in making informed and effective design decisions.

The format of the book (236x162 mm) and the paperback cover make it convenient to use and easy to carry. The number of pages (198) provides a sufficient amount of detailed information, and the year of publication (2016) guarantees the timeliness of the data presented. "Radiators in Water Heating Systems" is an investment in knowledge that will bring benefits in both the short and long term.