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Condensation, whether on the outer surface of insulation or vapor retarders on refrigeration pipes and equipment, or on the pipes and equipment itself, is a problem that can be dangerous and damaging, and costly to rectify. Many critical aspects of design and operation are often misunderstood or overlooked, contributing to the problems. This seminar covers the factors that must be considered, and the approaches that must be taken, to prevent condensation problems.

Factors Influencing the Likelihood of Surface Condensation on Mechanical Systems Insulation
Jim Young, Member
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Prevention of Condensation Problems in Insulated Chilled Water Pipes Located in Unconditioned Spaces in Hot and Humid Climates
Gordon Hart, P.E., Member
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A Methodology to Measure Thermal Performance of Pipe Insulation At Below Ambient Temperatures and Its Practical Impact In Condensation Control
Lorenzo Cremaschi, Ph.D., Associate Member
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