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S-SaS +3TT- Air Conditioning. .The chapter has also been revised to include many new items relating to present railroad car heating practice. New material and references have been added to Chapter 39, Industrial Air Conditioning. Chapter 40, Industrial Exhaust Systems, has been extensively changed with the addition of a number of tables and data which will be useful for practical design purpose. A section on Electronic Heating has been added to Chapter 44, Electric Heating. Chapter 45, Panel Heating and Radiant Heating, has been rewritten so that the first part of the chapter deals with the influence of radiant heat on the occupant and the objectives of radiant heating. The .latter part of the chapter outlines a new method for practical calculation of panel heating and radiant heating. The method is illustrated by a problem in which simplifying assumptions are made for the purpose of reducing the work required to design a satisfactory system. A chart showing friction loss in fairly rough pipe has been added to Chapter 46, Hot Water Supply Systems. Several new and revised definitions have been added to Chapter 47, Terminology. In Chapter 48, Abbreviations, Symbols, Standards, separate sections have been used for Abbreviations and for Symbols. Conversion equations and factors listed have been corrected by the National Bureau of Standards. . Many Society members and other engineers, .although busily engaged in activities related, to war production, have contributed generously of .their knowledge and time in preparing the 1945 edition. In addition, to those mentioned in previous editions, who are responsible for past con tributions, grateful acknowledgment is made also to those who have made this issue a valuable reference work for the profession and industry by reviewing chapters or preparing major revisions: E. L. Anderson C. E. Bentley M. W. Bishop L. C. Boland, Jr. L. Bock C. G. Callow P. D. Close A. A. Criqui R. C. Cross C. W. Drake E. O. Eastwood' A. J. Edge F. C. Fennell C. B. Gamble F. E. Giesecke . J. M. Hartman H. F. Hebley E. P. Heckel F. G. Hechlbr R. H. Heilman C. T. Herdman E. L. Hogan G. E. Hulse L. N. Hunter E. F. Hyde L. P. Hynes V. O. Knudsbn A. P. Kratz R. Little J. N. Livermore S. M. Marco P. F. McDermott C. A. McKeeman L. W. Mf.lcher S. A. Moss S; E. Plewes E. R7 Queer J. H. Roush L. A. Scharnberg L. G. Seigel C. G. Segeler G. L. Simpson E. T. Smith E. W. Test C.-E. A. Winslow W. L. Yerkes. . W. E. Zieber A carefully prepared Catalog Data Section..listing an enlarged number of products from 212 leading manufacturers,, constitutes a valuable reference list for the designer seeking equipment for any type of heating; ventilating and air conditioning installation. For ready reference the section is fully indexed with cross-references. "' . The 1945 edition of The Guide maintains the established tradition of constant improvement from year to year resulting from close contact of members of our Society with the latest practice in the field of Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning. GUIDE PUBLICATION COMMITTEE J. F. S. Collins, Jr., Chairman W. C. Bevington G. H. Tuttle C. S. Leopold T. F. Rockwell Carl H. Flink, Technical Secretary VI CONTENTS Title Page........ ...................................................... -----...................... ................. Preface.----- ------------- ----- -.....................................-"..................... ------- ---------Code of Ethics for Engineers........................................................................ Index to Technical Data......... ........................................................................ Section I. Principles Chapter 1. Thermodynamics of Air and Water Mixtures.... ........ Chapter 2. Physiological Principles........ .................... --...--....... ....... Chapter 3. Fundamentals of Heat Transfer.................... .................. Section II.' Heating and Cooling Load Calculations Chapter 4. Heat Transmission Coefficients............................ ....... .. Chapter 5. Air Leakage........ ......................................... ......................... Chapter 6. Heating Load............ ............. .............................................. Chapter 7. Cooling Load............... .......... ........................ ................. Section III. Combustion and Consumption of Fuels Chapter 8. Combustion and Fuels....................................................... Chapter 9. Chimneys and Draft Calculations....... ........................... Chapter 10. Automatic Fuel Burning Equipment..... ............ ,......... Chapter 11. . Estimating Fuel Consumption........... ........................... Section IV. Steam and Hot Water Heating Chapter 12. Heating Boilers...... .............................................................. Chapter 13. Radiators and Convectors................. ............................. Chapter 14. Steam Heating Systems arid Piping.............................. Chapter 15. Hot Water Heating Systems and Piping,--............. .... Chapter 16. Pipe, Fittings, Welding............. 1..............7......................... Chapter 17. Pipe Insulation................ ......... ,.......................-......... ...... Section V. Air Heating. Cooling and Conditioning Chapter 18. Gravity Warm Air Furnace Systems............................ Chapter 19. Mechanical Warm Air Furnace Systems.................... Chapter 20. Central Systems for Comfort Air Conditioning....___ Chapter 21, Unit Heaters, Unit Ventilators, Unit Humidifiers___ Chapter 22. Unit Air Conditioners, Unit Air Coolers, Attic Fans. Chapter 23. Dehumidification................................................................. Chapter 24. Refrigeration.... .....J.................................... ......................... Chapter 25. Heat Transfer Surface Coils ........................................... Chapter 26. Spray Equipment...... ....................................................... -- Chapter 27. Air Pollution.............................................................. ,......... Chapter 28: Air Cleaning Devices............................................. ........... Chapter 29. Fans........................... ............................................................. Chapter 30. Air Distribution............ ........................... ........ ......:, Chapter 31. Air Duct Design.... .......................................... .......... .. . Chapter 32. Sound Control................................. ................. ........ , Section VI. Automatic Controls, Instruments and Motors Chapter 33. Automatic Control.--......................... ......................... ...... Chapter 34. Instruments and Test Methods................. .................... Chapter 35. Motors and Motor Controls--___ :........... ...................... Section VII. Special Applications and Miscellaneous Chapter 36. Air Conditioning in the Treatment of Disease........... Chapter 37. Transportation Air Conditioning.--............................... Chapter 38. Marine Heating and Ventilation....................... ......... .. Chapter 39. Industrial Air Conditioning...,__1....... ............ ......... ...... Chapter 40. Industrial Exhaust Systems..................................... ........ Chapter 41. Drying Systems...-;.......................................................... .... Chapter 42. .Natural Ventilation...,................. ....................................... Chapter 43. District Heating.... .......... ................................................ :.. Chapter 44. Electric Heating..--............. .......... ..................................... Chapter 45. Panel Heating and Radiant Heating............................. Chapter 46. Hot Water Supply.____________ _______ ________ Chapter 47. Terminology......... ....................... ........ ................................ Chapter 48. Abbreviations, Symbols, Standards................................ Catalog Data Section.......................................... ............ .-............................ Index to Advertisers..................................................... ........ ........................... Index to Modern Equipment.....................,.................................................... 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