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in solving psychrometric calculations. The Technical Advisory Com mittee on Psychrometry, functioning under the Committee on Research of: the Society, which has furnished this chart, is now studying funda mental data and will later supply the figures upon which future Guide psychrometric tables and charts will be based. Thus the current chart may be considered an interim ones the partial purpose of which is to develop experience that will help in determining the final form. Other Technical Advisory Committees'of the Committee on Research have also contributed much information and advice that have been exceedingly valuable, and many members of the Society, acting indi vidually or as committeemen, upon request or upon their own initiative, have given freely of their time and knowledge, in order that this book might best serve its purpose. Although the present text is largely carried over from past years, and credit for its composition is due to a large number of Society members, the following accepted and accom plished definite editorial work for this edition: H. E. Adams H. H. Angus F. R. Bichowsky R. C. Cross F. H. Faust M. B. Ferderber R. E. Hattis R. H. Heilman L. N. Hunter H. F. Hutzel L. P. Hynes A. L. Jaros, Jr. J. W. May Joseph Meyer B. F. McLouth D. W. Nelson G. W. Penney T. F. Rockwell E. A. Russell J. B. Schmieler Clifford Strock J. W. Turner G. L. Tuve G. D. Winans H. A. Wagner C.-E. A. Winslow In addition to the extensive revisions to the Technical Section the Catalog Data Section has been rearranged to present manufacturers data in logical sequence under five general classifications: air conditioning, air, system equipment, controls and instruments, heating systems and ..insulation. Each section has an introductory outline which will also be bf assistance to the reader in locating pertinent data in the Technical Section. By thus creating a better coordination between the Technical and Catalog Sections it is expected that the reader can more quickly locate the correct type of equipment for a particular design and also assist the manufacturer in presenting more detailed and more suitable data for the specific application. The Guide Publication is appreciative of the cooperation given by the manufacturers in furnishing useful catalog data and also acknowledges with heartfelt gratitude the help of all those who assisted in whatever way, and extends thanks to them in behalf of the readers. GUIDE PUBLICATION COMMITTEE F. C. McIntosh, Chairman . P. D. Close A. J. Offner C. M. Humphreys S. S. Sanford John James, Technical Secretary VI CONTENTS HEATING VENTILATING AIR CONDITIONING GUIDE 1940 Page Title Page........................................... ;................. ................................-..................... iii Preface...................................... ..................................................... -................. .......... v Code of Ethics for Engineers..... ............. .................................... ...... ................. viii Index to Technical Data.......... ........................................ ....... .--:........................ ix Chapter 1. Air, Water and Steam....................... 1 Chapter 2. Refrigerants and Air Drying Agents........................................ 31 Chapter 3. Physical and Physiological Principles....... ...... 45 Chapter 4. Air Pollution..................... 77 Chapter 5. Heat Transmission Coefficients and Tables........................................ 85 Chapter 6. Air Leakage....................................................................... 117 Chapter 7. Heating Load...,.................................. ..................... ........ ....... ............;. 127 Chapter 8. Cooling Load........................................................'.--.......1........L........... 141 Chapter 9. Combustion and Fuels........ .... ..... ................. ...................... ............... 157 Chapter 10. Chimneys and Draft Calculations,............................................. :... 179 Chapter 11. Automatic FuelBurning Equipment.... ................................................ 199 Chapter 12. Heat and Fuel Utilization.... ................. ........... ..... .................... ..... ... 223 Chapter 13. Heating Boilers..... .................... 239 Chapter 14. Radiators and Gravity Convectors.... .................................................. 257 Chapter 15. Steam Heating Systems.................... 267 Chapter 16. Piping for Steam Heating Systems...... ..... 287 Chapter 17. Hot Water Heating Systems and Piping. ........._........................ . 311 Chapter 18. Pipe, Fittings, Welding..,............................ ........................... ..... 327 Chapter 19. Gravity Warm Air Furnace Systems.................. ......................... :...... 349 Chapter 20. Mechanical Warm Air Furnace Systems._____ , 363 Chapter 21. Central Systems for Comfort Air Conditioning.................................. 377 Chapter 22. Unit Heaters, Unit Ventilators, Unit Humidifiers........ ......... 393 Chapter 23. Unit Air Conditioners, Cooling Units, Attic Fans.,............................ 411 Chapter 24. Cooling and Dehumidification Methods !....... .............. .............. 429 Chapter 25. Heat Transfer Surface^oils............ ................:................................... 459 Chapter 26. Spray Equipment.................................................................................. 487 Chapter 27. Air Cleaning Devices................. ...... ........:......... .................................. 505 Chapter 28. Fans...................... ................:..... .......................................................... 515 Chapter 29. Air Distribution... ..............,..................... ...............:............................. 529 Chapter 30. Air Duct Design................. ................ .................................................. 543 Chapter 31. Sound Control ................ ......................... ..............................;...... 561 Chapter 32. Air Conditioning in the Treatment of Disease..................................... 573 Chapter 33. Railway Air Conditioning.............................. ..................................... 585 Chapter 34. Industrial Air Conditioning............................................. ..................... 595 Chapter 35. Industrial Exhaust Systems..-,.,................................ ...:......... ............. 605 Chapter 36. Drying Systems................................ .................................................... 619 Chapter 37. Natural Ventilation.... ............................................................................ 639 Chapter 38. Automatic Control................................................................................. 649 Chapter 39. Motors and Controls........... ............................................... 669 Chapter 40. Pipe and Duct Insulation.................................... 683 Chapter 41. Electrical Heating.................................................... 705 Chapter 42. Radiant Heating.................. 715 Chapter 43. District Heating....................................... ............................................. 725 Chapter 44. Water Supply Piping and Water Heating............................................. 741 Chapter 45. Test Methods and Instruments................. 763 Chapter 46. Terminology............................................................................................ 775 Catalog Data Section............................................... 793 . Index to Advertisers.................................................:.......................................... ;.__ 795 Index to Modern Equipment................................................................ ;.............. .....1065 Roll of Membership..................................................... 1-96 vii