HVACLogic

About HVACLogic

HVACLogic was created to provide transparent, reproducible calculation tools and technical references as an alternative to opaque or lead-generation-focused calculators. We believe HVAC design engineers, mechanical contractors, and building scientists deserve transparent, reproducible calculations with visible physical assumptions and losses.

Our Engineering Charter

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No Lead-Gen Gates

Zero forced email captures, zero phone number solicitations, and zero gated results. Every calculation output, chart, and exportable report is accessible immediately.

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Physics-Based Engineering Models

Calculations are derived from physical principles and published engineering methods, industry standards (ASHRAE, ACCA, SMACNA), energy codes (IECC), and thermophysical property reference data.

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Client-Side Calculations

All calculation models execute client-side directly inside your browser. No project floor plans, load figures, or customer dimensions are stored in an external database. Standard anonymous web analytics are collected for performance measurement.

Validation & Engineering Review Process

Every formula implemented in HVACLogic undergoes a multi-stage review and testing process before deployment:

  1. Engineering Reference Mapping: Mathematical equations and reference tables are cross-referenced against active ASHRAE, ACCA, and industry technical publications.
  2. Automated Regression & Unit Testing: Automated Vitest test suites verify calculations against documented reference cases and thermophysical property data points.
  3. Documented Empirical Deratings: Selected empirical correction factors (such as flexible duct sag models and zeotropic refrigerant temperature glide) are incorporated using documented engineering references and stated assumptions.
  4. Ongoing Standards & Code Review: We review relevant standards, codes, and regulatory changes and update applicable calculation methods when appropriate.
  5. Peer Feedback & Errata Tracking: Users and engineers can report calculation discrepancies, unit anomalies, or standards updates directly via our GitHub issue tracker ↗.
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Technical Documentation & Open Monograph

The mathematical models and computational methods powering HVACLogic are documented in an open technical preprint and engineering monograph:

Citation: HVACLogic Engineering Working Group (2026). Deterministic Building Science and Thermodynamic Modeling Framework for Real-Time Field Diagnostics, Air Distribution, and Decarbonization Sizing. Open Technical Monograph.
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