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Eugene Silberstein

Eugene Silberstein

Company: ESCO Institute
Position: Director of Technical Education and Standards
Over the past 45 years, Eugene has been involved in all aspects of the HVACR industry, from field technician and system designer to company owner, teacher, administrator, consultant, college professor, and author. Eugene is presently the National Programs Director at HVAC Excellence. Eugene has over 30 years of teaching experience, has taught at several private, secondary, and postsecondary institutions, and is the author/coauthor of over 20 textbooks on HVACR and the building trades. He can be seen at many national HVACR events, where he, as a popular guest presenter, speaks on many different topics important to our industry. He has also appeared on many webcasts and podcasts, and he has written numerous articles for trade publications.
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Psychrometrics Without Tears
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Pressure Enthalpy Without Tears
 RACT manual co-author Eugene Silberstein joins the podcast to talk about the titular topic of his book, Pressure Enthalpy Without Tears. Pressure Enthalpy Without Tears is a book that introduces engineering concepts to HVAC technicians in a way they can understand and apply in the field. Enthalpy is a fancy way of saying “heat,” and we […]
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Introduction to Psychrometrics w/ Eugene Silberstein
Eugene Silberstein, a co-author of Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology (RACT manual), joins the podcast to give us an introduction to psychrometrics. Psychrometrics focuses on the properties of air and its contents, especially as they relate to human comfort. To understand psychrometrics, we need to be able to quantify air: its weight, humidity, pressure, etc. We can […]
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