2008 ASHRAE Handbook HVAC SytemsandEquipment Chapter15

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HVAC Sytems and Equipment Handbook – Chapter 15. Infrared Radiant Heating

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ASHRAE	2008	8

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1	Energy Conservation Energy Conservation Infrared Energy Sources Infrared Energy Sources Gas Infrared Gas Infrared
2	Fig. 1 Both Fig. 1 Both Fig. 1 Types of Gas-Fired Infrared Heaters Fig. 1 Types of Gas-Fired Infrared Heaters Table 1 Characteristics of Typical Gas-Fired Infrared Heaters Table 1 Characteristics of Typical Gas-Fired Infrared Heaters Electric Infrared Electric Infrared
3	Fig. 2 Both Fig. 2 Both Fig. 2 Common Electric Infrared Heaters Fig. 2 Common Electric Infrared Heaters Table 2 Characteristics of Four Electric Infrared Elements Table 2 Characteristics of Four Electric Infrared Elements Oil Infrared Oil Infrared System Efficiency System Efficiency
4	Reflectors Reflectors Controls Controls Precautions Precautions
5	Maintenance Maintenance Design Considerations for Beam Radiant Heaters Design Considerations for Beam Radiant Heaters Fig. 3 IP Fig. 3 IP Fig. 3 Relative Absorptance and Reflectance of Skin and Typical Clothing Surfaces Fig. 3 Relative Absorptance and Reflectance of Skin and Typical Clothing Surfaces
6	Fig. 4 Both Fig. 4 Both Fig. 4 Projected Area Factor for Seated Persons, Nude and Clothed Fig. 4 Projected Area Factor for Seated Persons, Nude and Clothed Fig. 5 Both Fig. 5 Both Fig. 5 Projected Area Factor for Standing Persons, Nude and Clothed Fig. 5 Projected Area Factor for Standing Persons, Nude and Clothed Fig. 6 IP Fig. 6 IP Fig. 6 Radiant Heat Flux Distribution Curve of Typical Narrow-Beam High-Intensity Electric Infrared Heaters Fig. 6 Radiant Heat Flux Distribution Curve of Typical Narrow-Beam High-Intensity Electric Infrared Heaters Fig. 7 IP Fig. 7 IP Fig. 7 Radiant Heat Flux Distribution Curve of Typical Broad-Beam High-Intensity Electric Infrared Heaters Fig. 7 Radiant Heat Flux Distribution Curve of Typical Broad-Beam High-Intensity Electric Infrared Heaters
7	Fig. 8 IP Fig. 8 IP Fig. 8 Radiant Heat Flux Distribution Curve of Typical Narrow-Beam High-Intensity Atmospheric Gas-Fired Infrared Heaters Fig. 8 Radiant Heat Flux Distribution Curve of Typical Narrow-Beam High-Intensity Atmospheric Gas-Fired Infrared Heaters Fig. 9 IP Fig. 9 IP Fig. 9 Radiant Heat Flux Distribution Curve of Typical Broad-Beam High-Intensity Atmospheric Gas-Fired Infrared Heaters Fig. 9 Radiant Heat Flux Distribution Curve of Typical Broad-Beam High-Intensity Atmospheric Gas-Fired Infrared Heaters Fig. 10 IP Fig. 10 IP Fig. 10 Calculation of Total ERF from Three Gas-Fired Heaters on Worker Standing at Positions A Through E Fig. 10 Calculation of Total ERF from Three Gas-Fired Heaters on Worker Standing at Positions A Through E
8	References References Bibliography Bibliography