HVAC Basics

HVAC basically stands for heating, ventilation and air

conditioning.

It is engineered to supply and regulate all these components in an indoor environment whether

commercial or residential.

In the early years, the Romans were the first civilization to use a warm-air heating system and this was exclusive only for the upper

class villas and public bathhouses.

The evolution of HVAC system has paved its way to today’s innovative technology and

designs that exists to power home and commercial

establishments.

Modern systems now consists of a furnace, air conditioning unit, and a ventilation system as well

as pipe or PVC ducts that transports air through rooms,

home or buildings.

The individual systems – heating, ventilation, and ac system are connected via these pipes and ducts and

they do not interfere with one another.

The heating component of the HVAC system basically involves

combustion of fossil fuel like propane gas or oil within a

containment device such as furnace or boiler.

The heat produced during combustion is then distributed to

rooms and other parts of the building via ducts and pipes.

The ventilation component in an HVAC system is the one that

creates airflow in and out of the building.

Finally, another HVAC system component is the air conditioning that supplies cool air through the

rooms or buildings.

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