Fan coil units

Technical Memoranda TM 43

Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers, 2008
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Mechanical & Electrical Supplement

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Technical Memoranda

Abstract

Describes how fan coil units are normally constructed for the UK market. Identifies the more common designs encountered and associated good practice. Details the way in which fan coil units are selected to meet the criteria required for customers’ enquiries or specifications. Considers installation with reference to health and safety, delivery and storage, fitting, and connections. Also relates the site commissioning and servicing processes. Explains testing procedures and rationale for air, water, acoustics, electrical and control performance parameters.

Subjects

  • Building services
  • Air conditioning/ventilation

Publisher History

The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers received its Royal Charter in 1976. They promote careers of building services engineers by accrediting courses of study in further and higher education, and by approving work based training programmes. Their publications include technical guidance and codes which set the criteria for best practice in the profession.

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