Air Distribution in Buildings pdf

Essam El Din Khalil Hassan Khalil is an Egyptian mechanical engineer. He is a professor in the Mechanical Energy Department at Cairo University. He is the author and co-author of several international papers in HVAC. He has many years of experience in providing air conditioning courses for university, university students, building managers and personnel in industrial and commercial maintenance in the Egyptian, Arabian Gulf and international sectors. It is considered distinguished in two areas; Ventilation in the tombs of the Valley of the Kings and the design of air conditioning systems in surgical operating rooms. It includes the tombs of King Tutankhamun, Ramses VII, Horemheb and Amenhotep, Ramses IV and V. It also includes the air conditioning design of the Hanging Church in Cairo of Christ. He is a regulator of ISO TC205 WG2 (Energy Efficient Building Design), and an active member of the ISO TC163 Committee. He is the head of the engineering consultancy office and the CEO Council.

Air Distribution in Buildings pdf by Essam Eldin Khalil

Air Distribution in Buildings is a concise and practical guide to air distribution system design and managing air conditioning systems in buildings. Making use of 40 years of experience in the design of air conditioning and ventilations systems, and other electromechanical services, this structured reference for built environment engineering offers in-depth coverage of air distribution technology. The text brings together a wide range of information and offers technical guidance on the design, calculation, and efficient operation of air distribution in buildings. The text highlights the special characteristics of air distribution in individual spaces. It presents the basic and fundamental concepts of air distribution as it relates to grilles and outlets, room space, and buildings. It focuses on air distribution systems in large buildings, starting with simple rooms and then moving on to more complex configurations. It also sums up the latest standards and best practices in air conditioning engineering. Includes knowledge of the new trends in buildings’ air distribution Provides systematic analyses of the air flow regimes, heat transfer, and relative humidity in a collection of special built environments Presents energy analyses of the air conditioning systems for operating theaters and sporting facilities in unusual and severe climatic conditions Offers a description of flow characteristics in archeological monuments with emphasis on combating excessive moisture Introduces examples of very dense occupancy built environments, moisture sensitive environments, and open space air conditioning Details advanced treatment of flow characterization in large public buildings This text serves as an ideal resource for air conditioning engineers, contractors, and consultants. It also benefits mechanical and architectural engineering students.