HVACcalcC (Palm OS) is a powerful yet easy to use graphical simulation of a hardware calculator with features specifically designed for users involved in HVAC design and contracting work.It features built-in formulas for calculating eqivalent duct diameters, relative humidity, fuel consumption, and infiltration and friction loss.HVACcalcC can be used as a standard decimal calculator with square root and 9 memories for general problem solving. In addition, data is provided on thermal properties of various building materials. The user can also toggle between Metric and Imperial units modes.
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Supported operating systems:
Palm OS 3.x, Palm OS 4.x, Palm OS 5.x
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