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The global demand for energy-efficient, reliable, and adaptable climate control has placed Direct Expansion (DX) systems at the forefront of modern Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration (HVAC&R) technology. From residential split units to complex, multi-zone Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) systems, the principles of direct heat transfer govern a vast majority of the built environment's thermal comfort. This book, HVAC&R DX Systems Design and Application, is crafted as a comprehensive, practical guide that bridges the gap between fundamental thermodynamic principles and real-world engineering application. It moves beyond simple product descriptions to provide a deep understanding of the core concepts, component interaction, and meticulous design procedures necessary to create high-performance DX systems. We begin with the core science of the vapor-compression cycle and psychrometrics, progress through the detailed engineering of compressors, coils, and controls, and conclude with advanced topics like VRF, heat pumps, and sustainable design integration. The ultimate goal is to equip the reader with the expertise to confidently select, size, design, and commission DX systems that maximize energy efficiency, ensure superior indoor air quality, and meet the stringent demands of modern international codes and standards. This text is intended to be an essential resource on the desk of every professional responsible for the health and performance of the built environment.

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