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This magnum opus is a thoroughly updated and expanded version of a highly valued old favourite 'Design Economics for Building Services' written by Bernard Williams, Malcolm Lay with Ronald Hurst for property, facilities and construction professionals in the booming 1980s.
The advent of PFI in particular has brought a need for a fresh insight
into building services economics, not just from a capital cost perspective
(as in the earlier book), but also from a whole-life operating,
maintenance and replacement cost standpoint.
Whole-Life Economics of Building Services illustrates and explains
the design, construction, operation and maintenance of over 50 generic
types of building services system including air-conditioning, sprinklers,
lifts, generators, electrical circuits, etc., etc.
It gives whole-life cost analyses, economic design guidelines life-cycles
and maintenance regimes for the complete systems and their major
components, plus detailed analyses of operating and embodied energy
consumption.
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On-line price: £100 +VAT
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CD Version
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P&P: £3.00 +VAT
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Published: 2005
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