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Vintage HVAC and mechanical-engineering reference focused on high-temperature water heating and distribution systems. It will appeal to HVAC professionals, mechanical engineers, facilities managers, industrial-history researchers, and collectors of mid-century technical manuals.
Written by consulting engineer Owen S. Lieberg and published by The Industrial Press in 1958. This is the stated first edition. The 211-page text explains the design, operation, advantages, limitations, pressure requirements, piping arrangements, expansion systems, and practical applications of high-temperature water systems. Illustrated throughout with technical photographs, diagrams, performance charts, engineering tables, and system calculations.
Original red cloth hardcover with gilt spine lettering. No dust jacket. Binding appears sound. Covers show ordinary shelf wear and light discoloration. Moderate foxing is present along the exposed page edges and intermittently throughout the interior, including the title page and page margins. No handwriting or highlighting was observed in the photographed sections. Please review all photographs for the exact condition.
SKU D-4
High Temperature Water Systems Owen Lieberg 1958 First Edition HVAC
$55.00
Written by consulting engineer Owen S. Lieberg and published by The Industrial Press in 1958. This is the stated first edition. The 211-page text explains the design, operation, advantages, limitations, pressure requirements, piping arrangements, expansion systems, and practical applications of high-temperature water systems. Illustrated throughout with technical photographs, diagrams, performance charts, engineering tables, and system calculations.
Original red cloth hardcover with gilt spine lettering. No dust jacket. Binding appears sound. Covers show ordinary shelf wear and light discoloration. Moderate foxing is present along the exposed page edges and intermittently throughout the interior, including the title page and page margins. No handwriting or highlighting was observed in the photographed sections. Please review all photographs for the exact condition.
SKU D-4