Articles Tagged with ''air conditioning systems''

The century-old technology of air conditioning has brought newfound summer comfort and enabled migration to hot climates. CityLab used the U.S. government’s Residential Energy Consumption Survey to shed light on how Americans use air conditioning.

This article will discuss tips on troubleshooting single phase, residential compressors that won’t start.

This is the third installment in the air conditioning troubleshooting series, and will cover how to diagnose air-side and refrigerant problems.

I don’t think there will be as many job losses in the future as some claim – particularly in the HVACR industry.

This paper will explain the purpose of a PCA unit and challenges faced by maintenance contractors trying to maintain comfortable aircraft cabin conditions.

Poor installation leads to unhappy customers and increased costs. The best solution is to correctly install the system in the first place.

Troubleshooting an air conditioning system often concerns refrigerant, airflow, and mechanical problems, either individually or in combination.

It’s ghastly out there. Which is why I am extremely grateful for air conditioning, and I wish everyone in the world could benefit from having it.

This 40-to-80 ton water-cooled air conditioning unit features a cassette construction with small modular sections and footprint.

This article covers air temperatures entering the condenser, inefficient compressors, and noncondensables in the refrigerant system.