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Electronic Control Fundamentals ..................................................................................................................... 119
Microprocessor-Based/DDC Fundamentals .................................................................................................... 131
Indoor Air Quality Fundamentals ..................................................................................................................... 149
Smoke Management Fundamentals ................................................................................................................. 171
Building Management System Fundamentals ................................................................................................. 183
Introduction .......................................................................................... 120
Definitions ............................................................................................ 120
Typical System .................................................................................... 122
Components ........................................................................................ 122
Electtonic Controller Fundamentals .................................................... 129
Typical System Application .................................................................. 130
Introduction .......................................................................................... 133
Definitions ............................................................................................ 133
Background ......................................................................................... 134
Advantages ......................................................................................... 134
Controller Configuration ...................................................................... 135
Types of Controllers ............................................................................. 136
Controller Software .............................................................................. 137
Controller Programming ...................................................................... 142
Typical Applications ............................................................................. 145
Introduction .......................................................................................... 151
Definitions ............................................................................................ 151
Abbreviations ....................................................................................... 153
Indoor Air Quality Concerns ................................................................ 154
Indoor Air Quality Control Applications ................................................ 164
Bibliography ......................................................................................... 170
Introduction .......................................................................................... 172
Definitions ............................................................................................ 172
Objectives ............................................................................................ 173
Design Considerations ........................................................................ 173
Design Principles ................................................................................ 175
Control Applications ............................................................................ 178
Acceptance Testing ............................................................................. 181
Leakage Rated Dampers .................................................................... 181
Bibliography ......................................................................................... 182
Introduction .......................................................................................... 184
Definitions ............................................................................................ 184
Background ......................................................................................... 185
System Configurations ........................................................................ 186
System Functions ................................................................................ 189
Integration of Other Systems ............................................................... 197
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