Here's a selection of relevant articles about heating design from AEC companies and organizations, including Humidity Source, LLC, Ask the Builder and Radiantec.
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Heating With Infra-Red at Solaronics, Inc.
...methods to determine requirements, it is strongly recommended that standard ASHRAE heat loss calculation methods be used. These methods are outlined in the Total Building Heating Design Guide (Form # DG-1), Spot and Area Heating Design Guide (Form # DG SPOT) and Protection of Stored Material Heating Design Guide (Form# DG-PSM-1). For... See #1.
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Humidity Source Web Site in HTML
Example: A building with 100, 000 cubic feet of space. There is no mechanical ventilation or make-up air system. Assume 1 air change per hour. The outdoor heating design temperature is 0 o F and we require 50% RH at 70 o F. The formula for H (lbs/hr) is: H = Volume X Air Changes X Grains of Moisture Required Specific Volume... See #2.
Air Conditioning | Home Heating | Heating Design | ARS featuring Rescue Rooter | American Residential Services
American Residential Services - ARS featuring Rescue Rooter has experts who provide air conditioning, home heating, and plumbing services throughout the US. Locate the plumbing, home heating and air conditioning contractors nearest you. See #3.
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Heating Design
AsktheBuilder.com: Heating design deals with every aspect of making your home comfortable in cold weather. Furnace and boiler sizing, ductwork sizes and return air all must be carefully calculated. See #4.
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Pricing and Heating Tube Selection
heating tubes, heat exchanger tubing, pricing, radiant heating, radiant heat, hydronic, heating design, radient heat. See #5.
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Design a Home Heating System | Healthy Heating
design a home heating system, information on HVAC design, residential heating design. See #6.
Residential Heating Design | Hardwood Floors | Radiant Heated Hardwood Floors
Radiant Heated Hardwood Floors. See #7.
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