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/^ Wood Conversion Company First National Bank Building, St. Paul l, Minn. New York Chicago Tacoma Insulation Dallas BALSAM-WOOL PATENTED PNEU-PRO FIBRE INSULATES CABINETS AND DOORS IN SECONDS In one, fast, streamlined operation re quiring small space, refrigerator doors and cabinets can now be insulated in less than 60 sec. Such speed and simplicity are made possible by the Balsam-Wool pneu matic system which uses patented PneuPro Fibre. Especially designed for blowing in under pressure, this new fibre is asphalt treated and has an amazingly low "K" factor. The pressure method of ap plication fills every void--no uninsulated areas, no paper liners, no joints or fillers are required. Pneu-Pro Fibre is .shipped in units easily handled by one man. One type of fibre will insulate any size unit, eliminating multiple inventories. Com plete information will be sent on request. BALSAM-WOOL K-25 LOCKER PLANT AND COLD STORAGE INSULATING FIBRE Balsam-Wool K-25 Fibre is scientifically designed to fill, the need for a highly efficient, fill-type insulation for use in locker and cold storage plants. This fibre has remarkably low conductivity--cuts down operating and maintenance costs. Controlled fibre length assures high resilience to eliminate packing or settling --offers uniform density and better felting. The fibre is asphalt coated and is especially treated to resist fungi, rot and moisture. Easy to install, clean to handle, K-25 Insulating Fibre is remarkably low in cost per cubic foot in the wall. Assures efficient insulation throughout the life of the locker or cold storage plant. For complete information, write us. PLASTIC FILLER FIBRE A group of special fibres are now avail- fibres not only act as fillers, but add tensile able as plastic fillers. Designed to fill strength as well, special needs of the plastics industry, these 1144 Publications American Society of Refrigerating Engineers 50 West 40th Street, New York 18, N. Y. REFRIGERATING ENGINEERING added to make the Data Book the most comprehensive authority available on refrigeration problems. APPLICATION DATA BULLETINS SOME 34 bulletins are available sepa rately at reasonable prices for'single copies or quantity orders and can also be had bound with a paper cover, the com plete set for $5.25. The APPLICATION DATA Bulletins tell precisely how refrigeration is used in' various fields, giving examples and specific information on the best practice up to date. Some of the subjects covered to date are: refrigeration of locker plants, of fur storage, of restaurants, of liquids, of apples and pears, humidity in refrigeration, refrigeration service charts, refrigeration for skating rinks, butter and cheese making, milk plants, citrus fruits, beer dispensing, REFRIGERATING ENGINEERING retail stores, wine making, load calcula REFRIGERATION and air condition tions, operation of ammonia machines, ing have been found even more neces how to figure air conditioning, refrigeration sary during wartime than in times ofof ships' stores, etc. peace--every man engaged in these in dustries knows of the rapid developments CODES AND STANDARDS Tmade during the past year. Long acknowledged the most authorita HE A.S.R.E. further contributes to refrigeration progress by its partici tive periodical in the field. Refrigerating pation in establishing codes and standards Engineering has added steadily to the in the industry. Among the recent codes practical value of its contents, and its made available are: No. 21--Testing and number of readers has grown in propor Rating Milk Coolers: No. 22^--Rating and tion. A wide variety of material is pre Testing Water-cooled Refrigerant Con sented, all from the viewpoint of its use densers (Tentative--1942); No. 23--Rating fulness to the reader in his own business. and Testing Refrigerant Compressors This magazine is a must for men who keep (Tentative--1942); No. 24--Rating and in touch with all that is new and important Testing Water and Brine Coolers (Tenta in refrigeration and air conditioning. tive--1942); No. 25--Rating and Testing /THE REFRIGERATING DATA BOOK Forced-circulation Air Coolers for Com mercial and Industrial Refrign. (Tenta HE REFRIGERATING DATA tive--1942), (Supplement to Cir. No. 13, BOOK is now an essential tool in the not sold separately.) refrigeration and air conditioning indus tries. Editions have been published in MEMBERSHIP ACTIVITIES I1932, 1934, 1936 and 1938. The 1940 Edition (Volume II) is entirely different T is the policy of the A.S.R.E. to treat in its meetings current subjects touching from any preceding volume. It consists upon all phases of the art of refrigeration. wholly of practical, how-it-is-done chapters Membership is in two grades with dues on all the known applications of air con from $10.00 to $15.00. Sections hold meet ditioning and refrigeration. This Applica ings in the following cities: Baltimore- tions Edition carries information of a Washington, Boston, Central N. Y., Chic scientific and popular nature to the scores ago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Detroit, Kansas of industries using refrigeration processes. City, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, New Or The 1942 (Fifth Edition) of the Data leans, New York, Northern New Jersey, Book, replacing Volume 1, has been re Pacific Northwest, Philadelphia, Pitts written in line with 1942 practice, and burgh, Richmond, San Francisco, St. many valuable new sections have been Louis, Twin Cities. To keep apace with progress in refrigeration and air conditioning, read the publications and follow the activities of THE AMERICAN SOCIETY Or REFRIGERATING ENGINEERS, SO West 40th St., New York 18. N. V. 1145