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information on elbow attenuation and amplifying the data on absorption for plate cells. Chapter 34, Automatic Control, has been rewritten to obtain a fundamental approach to the subject of controls, and sections have been added to cover automatic control terminology and types of controllers. Chapter 37 on Air Conditioning in the Treatment of Disease contains a considerable amount of new information and data on various phases of this subject, including sections entitled, Reducing Explosion Hazard in Operating Rooms, Operating Room Conditions, Sterilization of Air, Cold Therapy and Oxygen Therapy. .
New data on conduits, meters, piping of meters and economizers, and revised rules for utilization of heat have been incorporated in Chapter 43, District Heating. Chapter 46 on Hot Water Supply has been modified and includes revised information on hot water supply piping as well as additional data on computing the area of heat transmitting surface for instantaneous heating coils.
State code references in Chapter 48 have been corrected to 1944. Chapter 49 is a new chapter on Marine Heating and Ventilation and contains essential information on the design of heating and ventilating
systems for ships.
As has been customary in the past, much of the information, repre senting well established practice, has been carried over from previous issues to the Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning Guide 1944. Acknowledgment has been made in previous issues of those who have contributed. Because of the difficulties in many cases of serving under the handicaps of wartime conditions, special credit is due the following contributors to this edition of The Guide:
T. N. Adlam
E. A. Allcut
A. I. Brown Sabin Crocker
R. C. Cross K. T. Davis R. S. Dill R. C. Edwards R. B. Engdahl M. K. Fahnestock
F. E. Giesecke
John A. Goff
C. E. Greenwood
W. S. Harris
Roy Helfinstine
R. W. Keeton, M.D. S. R. Lewis
G. P. Lively
R. D. Madison J. W. Markert
Axel Marin
H. B. Nottage
O. O. Oaks
J. S. Parkinson S. E. Plewes E. R. Queer J. deB. Shepard T. H. Urdahl H. A: Wagner W. C. Whittlesey G. D. Winans W. E. ZlEBER
The Catalog Data Section is broader in scope, and presents a greater variety of products by an increased number of manufacturers. The many pages of condensed data on equipment will be helpful in design, installa tion, and selection of equipment. This section is fully indexed and coordinated with the technical data by use of numerous cross references.
The 1944 edition of The Guide is presented with the anticipation that it will be even more useful than preceding editions and that it will provide a definite contribution to the' advancement of the art and science of heating, ventilating and air conditioning.
GUIDE PUBLICATION COMMITTEE
Paul D. Close, Chairman
, Thomas Chester
. S. Konzo
John James
G. S..Leopold
Carl H. Flink, Technical Secretary
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CONTENTS
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Title Page..........-.............................. -..... ...... -........ ............................... --.......... iii
Code of Ethics for Engineers.......... ................... .............................. ...... ... ........ ' viii 'Index to Technical Data........ ........... ................................. ................................. ix
Section I. Principles
Chapter 1. Thermodynamics of Air and Water Mixtures--........................... . Chapter 2. Physiological Principles._________ ____ _____________________ Chapter 3. Fundamentals of Heat Transfer,___________________________
1 41 71
Section II. Heating and Cooling Load Calculations
Chapter 4. Heat Transmission Coefficients..... ...........................................87 Chapter 5. Air Leakage................. ......................... ...........................:______ Chapter 6. Heating Load........ ....... :_____________ _____________________ Chapter 7. Cooling Load............ ... .... ...........;________ ............ ..................
117 125 146
Section III. Combustion and Consumption or Fuels
Chapter 8. .Combustion and Fuels____ ______:.................. ......... ................. 165 Chapter 9. Chimneys and Draft Calculations........ ....................................185 Chapter 10. Automatic Fuel Burning Equipment.... ....................................... 201 ' Chapter 11. Estimating Fuel Consumption............1........... ........................... 223
Section IV. Steam and Hot Water Heating
Chapter 12. Heating Boilers........................ _....... ........................................... 237
: Chapter 13. Radiators and Convectors-...........................................
251
; Chapter 14. Steam Heating Systems.......................................
261
i Chapter 15. Piping for Steam HeatingSystems..............................
279
Chapter 16. Hot Water Heating Systems and Piping.......................... .......... 303
, Chapter 17. Pipe, Fittings, Welding_________________________
323:
i Chapter 18. Pipe Insulation; 344
i Section V. Air Heating. Cooling and Conditioning
Chapter 19. Gravity Warm Air Furnace Systems ____________________ 358
Chapter 20. Mechanical Warm Air Furnace Systems____________________ 371
Chapter 21. Central Systems for Comfort Air Conditioning___ __________ 383
Chapter 22. Unit Heaters, Unit Ventilators, Unit Humidifiers___ ___ --...... 413
Chapter 23. Unit Air Conditioners, Unit Air Coolers, Attic Fans.____ --...... 429
' Chapter 24. Cooling, Dehumidification and Dehydration._______________ i. 445
Chapter 25. Refrigeration.1......................................................... ............... ...... 465
Chapter 26. Heat Transfer Surface Coils......... .................... ........................... 493
Chapter 27. Spray Equipment....... .............................- 521
Chapter 28. Air Pollution.............................................................
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Chapter 29. Air Cleaning Devices..... .................................... .......:_________ 553
Chapter 30. Fans_________ _______ .'_______________ __________ ;________ 565
Chapter 31. Air Distribution.... ................;......... ........... ... .......... .........1_____ 579
Chapter 32. Air Duct Design......................................... .............. ................... 595
Chapter 33. Sound Control_________________________________________ __619
Section VI. Automatic Controls, Instruments and Motors .
Chapter 34. Automatic Control-__________________ _______ ________ ____ 639 Chapter 35. Instruments and Test Methods.--............................................ --. 654 Chapter 36. Motors and Motor Controls................................................. ........ 665
Section VII. Special Applications and Miscellaneous
Chapter 37. Air Conditioning in the Treatment of Disease............................ Chapter 38. Transportation Air Conditioning................................................. Chapter 39. Industrial Air Conditioning................................1......................... Chapter 40. Industrial Exhaust Systems........................ ................................. Chapter 41. Drying Systems.... .................. ........ i__ ____________ ______ .... Chapter 42. Natural Ventilation........................................ ...................;........... Chapter 43. District Heating................................................... .......... ... ........... Chapter 44. Electric Heating.............................................................................
Chapter 45. Radiant Heating............................................................ ..... --..... Chapter 46. Hot Water Supply.................... :____________________________
Chapter 47. Terminology___________________________ _______ __________ Chapter 48. Abbreviations, Symbols, Standards.................................. ............ Chapter 49. Marine Heating and Ventilation....................... ..........................
683 697 705 717 733 751 ^ 761 775
785 801
813 821 835
Catalog Data Section.... ..................................................._...... '____ ;__________ _ 849 Index to Advertisers--.......................................................... ..... ...... ...... ................ 851
Index to Modern Equipment..................... ......................... ..... .................... ........ 855 Roll of Membership.-...................................................... ;..... ........................ ......... 1-104
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