HVAC Professional app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Multieducator Inc
First release : 29 Oct 2009
App size: 65.46 Mb
HVAC PROFESSIONAL FORMULATOR includes all 200 formulas of the HVAC Fomulator and adds 18 charts, as well as the complete International Mechanical Code. A future upgrade (free for current users) will add the International Energy Code.
HVAC PROFESSIONAL FORMULATOR is the perfect tool for any Heating Ventilating and Air Conditioning Professional. The "PRO" version includes charts covering everything from Chimney Clearance to Refrigerant Classification. Sections include: Air Change, Airside, Boilers, BTU Conversions, Ductwork, Energy Values, Heating Design, Heating Requirements, Humidity, Loads, Pumps, Steam, Temperature, Waterside Systems, Conversions and Area Calculations. Heating Design calculations include formulas such as: electric heating calculations, electric baseboard, Heat Tracing Cable, Gas Fired Radiant Ceiling formulas. The program also includes conversions calculations and Area Formulas.
HVAC PROFESSIONAL FORMULATOR provides an easy was to quickly find what you need, you can search, mark formulas as favorites, or access recently used formulas. You can also save formula results and e-mail them.
HVAC PROFESSIONAL FORMULATOR is a dynamic program, planned to develop and evolve. It was not our intent to include every possible HVAC formula in this program version. Additional formulas will be added over time. If there is a formula you would like us to add, please contact us and we will do our best to add that formula.
Here is a list of many of the formulas:
Air Change Ratio Equations
Air Change Rate Per Hour
Air Change Rat Per Hour Metric
Air Flow Rate
AIRSIDE
Sensible Heat
Latent Heat Airside
Total Heat
Airside Metric
Sensible Heat Metric
Latent Heat (Lbs)
BOILER
Generational Efficiency
Generational Efficiency With Thermal
BTU CONVERSIONS
Ductwork
Velocity
Velocity Pressure
Total Pressure
Round Ductwork
Equivalent Round
ENERGY (BOTH BTU and JOULES)
Crude Oil
Motor Gasoline
Aviation Gasoline
Jet Fuel
Lpg
Propane
Ethanol
Butane
Kerosene
Residual Oil
Anthracite Coal
Bituminous Coal
Natural Gas
HEATING DESIGN
Electric Heating Unit
Electric Baseboard
Heat Tracing Cable
Hydronic Snow Melting
Gas-Fired Radiant Ceiling
Electric Heating Design Load
Hot Water Heating System Design
Boiler Design Capacity
Boiler Area
Baseboard Heating Load
Steam Heating System
Heating Capacity
HEATING REQUIREMENT
Average Insulation
Good Insulation
HUMIDITY
Specific Humidity
Relative Humidity
Sensible Heat Humidity
Latent Heat Sensible
LOADS
Temperature Load
Heat from Lights
Heat from Electric Equipment
Heat from Machines
Open Expansion Tank
• Required Volume
Pressure in a Mixture
• Effective Pressure
PIPING
Area of Pipe Wall
Weight of Pipe
Cast-Iron Pipe
Steel Pipe
Copper Pipe
Steel Pipe Equations
Cross Sectional Area
Outside Surface Area Per Foot
Inside Surface Area
Total Area of Metal
Expansion in Plastic Piping
Expansion in Inch
Hazen William Friction Head Loss
Friction Head Loss
Equivalent Length
Piping Elbows
Piping Gate Valves
Pie Length Change Due to Temperature
Pipe Chase Size Change Due to length
Chase Width
Chase Depth
Total Fall
45 Degree Offset
PUMP LAWS
Break Horsepower
Ft of Water
Pump Suction Head
REFRIGERATION
Chiller Unit Tonnage Output
Air Unit Tonnage Output
Chiller Coefficient
Compression Ratio
Mass Flow Rate
STEAM
Pounds Per Steam Per Hour
Condensate Loads Lbs of Steam
Water
Fuel Oil
Gas/Air
TEMPERATURE
Mixed Air
Mixing Two Liquids- Temperature
Final Temperature Mix
WATERSIDE SYSTEM
Total Heat Waterside
Evaporator Water Flow Rate
Condenser Water Flow Rate
Waterside Metric
• Total Heat Metric
Latest reviews of HVAC Professional app for iPhone and iPad
low usability its pity no version in French - A french engineer in HVAC
I like it, especially all of the extra information in the Mechanical codes concerning boilers. A future update with a "visual representation" of the formulas in the "Formula Definition" would be great. You know, for instance, when you go to the formula definition of a square, it would have the actual formula there for you to see (Side Squared or S2 or 3D representation of formula) Of course some of the formulas would get more complex but a better understanding of HOW the formulas were calculated would be nice for some of us who are just learning this stuff and not 2nd and 1st degree Power Engineers. Also I am looking for an app on Boilers....any ideas in the works for this? It would just be nice to have an app that just taught some of this stuff instead of just formula calculators. HVAC Pro, I like, because of the extra data to actually learn from the app. Help some of us neophytes out here with some better explainations in the definitions and formulas please. It is a nice program though and for 7.99 you cant go wrong. It really would be nice though to have more info on how the formulas were calculated, to actually SEE the formula would be a big update for me. I need all the explainations I can get.
Not very impressive. Alot of errors. Very basic.
This might do for some people or comanaies. Does not have what you would need in the field on a daily basis.
Yes, there are typos. Yes, its not incredibly elegant. But if you need to refer to the IMC in the field or look up a rarely used calc, this comes in very handy and can MAKE ME LOOK GOOD IN FRONT OF MY CLIENT. if only more tech geeks would do more in this arena!