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The relentless focus on sustainability and operational cost reduction has thrust the energy consumption of HVAC equipment into the spotlight. For decades, Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning systems have been essential for comfort and process control, yet they often represent the single largest electrical load in commercial and industrial buildings. While the drive for high-efficiency components is well underway, true energy optimization requires more than just installing efficient hardware. This book, ""Electricity Consumption of HVAC Equipment: A Practical Guide to Understanding Energy Use,"" is dedicated to bridging the gap between theoretical electrical knowledge and practical HVAC system operation. It provides engineers, technicians, facility managers, and consultants with the essential tools to not only calculate but fundamentally understand, measure, and minimize the electrical energy consumed by every motor, compressor, fan, and pump in a system. Our goal is to move beyond simple troubleshooting to systematic energy management, ensuring that systems run optimally, not just adequately. Mastering these concepts is no longer optional; it is critical for reducing operating expenses, achieving green building certifications, and contributing to a sustainable future.

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