PUBLICATIONS BY TRENT
TECHNOLOGIES
Trent, W., Trent, C. & Hewitt, H. (2004). Condensate control.
Rosaler, R.(2004). 
HVAC
Handbook, 18.201-18.251
Trent, W. & Trent, C. (2000, November).
New Drain
Seals Replace The P-Trap.
Facilities
Design and Management, 46-48.
Trent, W. & Trent, C. (2000, May 29). Dry
Trap Syndrome: A Cooling Startup Pitfall. Air Conditioning,
Heating and Refrigeration News, 12-13.
Trent, W. & Trent, C. (1998). Condensate control. In Rosaler, N.
(1998).HVAC Maintenance and Operations Handbook, 625-656.
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Trent, W., Trent, C. & Hewitt, H. (1998). Condensate control. In
Grimm, N. & Rosaler, R.(1998). HVAC Systems and Components
Handbook,2.3.1-2.3.6.3.
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Trent, W. & Trent, C. (1997, December). Condensate drain lines. Engineered
Systems, 40-42.
Trent, W. & Trent, C. (1997, November). Position of fan (blower)
in air handler. Engineered Systems, 52-56.
Trent, W. & Trent, C (1997, October). Humidity, temperature in
air supply ducts. Engineered Systems, 50-54.
Trent, W. & Trent, C. (1997, September). Seal it with more than a
kiss. Engineered Systems, 52-58.
Trent, W. & Trent, C. (1997, August). The lowdown on drain pans. Engineered
Systems, 42-46.
Trent, W. & Trent, C. (1997, July). Condensate control. Engineered
Systems, 40-44.
Trent, W. & Trent, C. (1997, April 28). The troublesome
condensate trap: The rest of the story. Air Conditioning, Heating,
and Refrigeration News, 10.
Trent, C. & Trent, W. (1996, August). Designing clean air. Health
Facilities Management, 40-44.
Trent, C. (1996, February 19). You are your company’s image. Air
Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration News, 97.
Trent, C. & Trent, W. (1996, February). Breathing Easier: HVAC
specifications for schools. School Business Affairs. 21-23.
Trent, C. & Trent, W. (1996, January). Guidelines for building
owners and managers in specifying HVAC systems. Skylines, 20-21.
Trent, W. & Trent, C. (1995, September 18). Exploring causes and
cures for wet, contaminated systems. Air Conditioning, Heating, and
Refrigeration News, 16.
Trent, W. & Trent, C. (1995, August). Considerations in designing
drier, cleaner HVAC systems. Engineered Systems, 38-48.
Trent, W. & Trent, C. (1994, August). Condensate traps and indoor
air quality. Air Conditioning Today, 1,4,8.
Trent, W. & Trent, C. (1994, July). Indoor air quality and the
condensate trap. Today’s Air Conditioning.
Trent, W. & Trent, C. (1994, May). "Indoor air quality and
the condensate trap. Paper presented at the Ninth Symposium on Improving
Building Systems in Hot and Humid Climates. Arlington, Texas.
Trent, W. (1994, February 21). The condensate trap: a costly failure.
Air Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration News, 3-6.
Trent, W. (1992, October 19). IAQ and HVAC: some major problems and a
practical solution. Air Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration
News, 3-8.
BIOGRAPHICAL
SKETCH OF AUTHORS
Warren
C. Trent, M.S. Purdue University, is a Registered
Professional Engineer and CEO of Trent Technologies, Inc., Tyler, Texas.
He is a member of the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and
Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) and a Fellow in the American
Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA).
He is a
co-author of chapters on “Condensate Control” for two McGraw-Hill
Handbooks: HVAC Systems and Components
Handbook, and HVAC Operations and Maintenance Handbook. He is
also the author of A New Approach to Understanding and Selecting
Personnel, Gateway Press.
He has had more than 30 years
experience in fluid flow research and development, including pioneering
work in the development and application of the geothermal heat pump. He
served as Director of Engineering Technology for the McDonnell Douglas
Corporation, where among other projects, he directed the design and
development of the propulsion system for the F15 fighter aircraft.
As an Evaluator for the Accreditation
Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET), from 1983 to 1989, he
visited and evaluated 12 university Mechanical Engineering Programs for
academic accreditation.
He is a
patentee and is listed in Who’s Who in Science and Engineering and Who’s
Who in America.
He has
been the CEO of Trent Technologies, Inc., since 1993.
C. Curtis Trent,
M.S. Ph.D. University of Wisconsin. He has held tenured professorships
and department head positions at Kansas State University, Washington
State University, and North Carolina State University. He has directed
the research of 22 Doctoral candidates.
He is a
co-author of chapters on “Condensate Control” for two McGraw-Hill
Handbooks: HVAC Systems and Components
Handbook, and HVAC Operations and Maintenance Handbook.
He is the author or co-author of six
books, numerous monographs and the author of 30 refereed journal
articles.
He has served as a consultant to the
governments of Nigeria, Malawi, Botswana, and Gambia
He was
President of Trent Technologies, Inc., from 1993 until 2001. He is now President
Emeritus.
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