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898 CHAPTER 50 1946 Guide - FLOW IN GALLONS PER MINUTE REFERENCES >--Methods of Estimating Loads in Plumbing Systems, by R. B. Hunter (National Bureau ofStandards, -Report BMS65. 1940). Plumbing Manual, Report of the Subcommittee on Plumbing. Central Housing Committee on Research, Design and Construction (Notional Bureau of Standards, Report BMS66, 1940). Water-Distributing Systems for Buildings, by R. B. Hunter (National Bureau of Standards, Report-BMS79, BIBLIOGRAPHY Laundry, Kitchen, and Hospital Equipment, by H. C. Russell (A.S.H.V.E. Trans actions, Vol. 35, 1929, p. 45). Water Consumption, Cost and Savings, by G. C. St. Laurent (American Hotel Association, Hotel Engineering, Vol. 1, 1940). Plumbing Practice and Design, (1943) by Svend Plum (John Wiley & Sons, Inc.). CHAPTER 5 1 (Socles and Standards THE State Codes listed in Table 1 have been compiled from lists supplied by the various states and revised in 1945. These cocles can be obtained from the state department indicated. The Codes and Standards listed in Table 2 represent accepted practice, methods or standards prepared and accepted by the organizations indi-' cated. They are valuable guides for the practicing engineer in determin ing test methods, ratings, performance requirements, and limits applying to equipment used in heating, ventilating and air conditioning. Copies can usually be obtained from the organization listed in the reference column. Table'1. State Codes, Standards or Laws Relating to the Heating, Ventilating or Air Conditioning of Buildings ALABAMA.: None. ARIZONA: Law 56-117. Laundry--hours of labor--ventilation^--penalty; Laws 65-218,65-231,65-235. Ventilation (with reference to mines). (Secretary of State, State House, Phoenix.) AR_K__A_N__S_A__S_:__I_n_stallatio. n_ o. f all bolilerra. Dept, of Labor Safety Code No. 6 for Industrial Sanitation in Manufacturing, , - Establishments, 3.3 Ventilation. (Dept, of Labor, State Capitol, little Rock.) CALIFORNIA: Reference to the ventilation laws may be found in the California Health and Safety Code under'the following Eections: Sec. 16800--Construction Requirements, Air Ducts; Sec. 16820-16835--Vent Shafts; Sea 16900-16905--Gas, Appliance Vents; Sec. 17080-17088--Garages; Sec. 16233-16235. 16270-16271--Rooms; Sec. 16300-16305-Stairways.' (Supervisor of Documents, 214 State Capitol, Sacramento.) CO__L_O_R__A_D__O_: State B~oiler Inspection C~od*e on high-pressure boilere--steel, all cast iron. 15 lb or over.'. (State Industrial Commission, State Annex Bldg., Denver.) State-Wide Plumbing Code--Rules and Regulations of the Divirion of Public Health, regarding ventilation of toilet, shower and wash rooms; vents ongas or oil-firedinstantaneouswater heaters; constructionequipment ofsanitary features in all buildings in the state, including ventilation of allplumbing fixtures. (Div. of Public Health, State Office Bldg., Denver.) Regulations regarding heating, ventilation and lighting. (State Coal Mine Inspector, Argonaut Hotel, Denver.), CONNECTICUT: School Building Code (1941); Chapter 6--Structural and Mechanical, D. Heating and Ventilation (State Dept, of Education.' Div. of Instruction, Hartford.) Statutes: Section 2566 specifies the cumber of cubic feet ofair for children and adults in tenement and boarding houses. Section 2584 specifies the dimensions of windows and skylights in tenement house public balls. 7 Section 2585, wnH by 443 f, specifies ventilation required far bathrooms and toilets in tenement houses. Section 2659 concerns heating of leased buildings. Sanitary Code: Regulations 280 and 281 concern ventilation to be provided far industrialprocesses. Regulation'127 concerns ventilation of all new water closet compartments. (State Dept, of Health, Hartford.) .! Labor Laws (1941): VIIL Industrial Safety, A General, Sec. 2355-- lighting and sanitary condition of factories. " and round bouses: IX Industrial Health and Sanitation, Legislation, Sea 2355---lighting and sanitary condition'of factories and round houses. (Dept, of Libor and Factory Inspection, Hartford.) -DELAWARE: Minimum RtftnHkrrfu fnr SMhv>1 Buildings and Sitea (1931). (State Board of Education, Dover.) DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: Building Code (1941), Section 505--Mechanical Ventilation; Section 702, Article 702-04-- Construction of Air Conditioning Ducts. (Dept, of Printing and Binding, Govt. District of Columbia.), FLORIDA: School Code Iaw; Laws Relating to Construction Hotels, Apartment Houses, and Public Eating Places. .(Secy. - of State, Tallahassee.) GEORGIA: Nona IDAHO: Nona ... ILLINOIS: Laws Relating to Labor and Ehnployment (1943) Health and Safety Act; Workmen's Occupational Diseases Act; - WashRooms inCertain Employments;Wore UnderCompressed AirAct;IndustrialHomeWork.(Secy. ofStatoSpringfield.) Illinois School Law, Section 15, paragraph 20 is amplified in April, 1940, Educational Press Bulletin with sections on Ventilating and Hgating (Superintendent of Public Instruction, Springfield.) Jurisdiction over lodging houses, boarding houses, taverns, inns and hotels, specifying the number of cu ft of air space for each person sleeping therein at the same time. (Dept of Public Health, Springfield,) General Mining Laws, 14. Ventilation--Quantity of Air. (Dept of Mines and Minerals, Springfield) INDIANA: Rules and Regulations of the State Board of Health Governing the Construction, Equipment and Maintenance of Sanitary Features of Public and Parochial School Buildings (1943). (Division of Environmental Sanitation, State .Board of Health, 1098 W. Michigan St., Indianapolo.) i. Rules and Regulations of the Administrative Building Council--Article VIII, Sections 19-8-1, 19-8-2 and 19-8-3 Pertaining to Ventilation of Rooms and Phimbing Fixtures. Sanitary Dwelling Law. Tourist Camp license Law. (Ind. State Board of Health, Indianapolis.) IOWA: Code of Iowa, Chapter 323, Requirements for Sanitation and Ventilation of Single Family and Multiple Dwellings. Code of Iowa, Chapter 73, Ventilation Requirements in Industrial Establishments Pertaining to Health and Safety.' Department of Pdolic Instruction Rules Relating to Heating and Ventilating of School Buildings. (Deptiof Health,' ' Div. Public Health Engr. and Industrial Hygiene/Des Moines.) KANSAS: Statutes of Kansas: G. S. 1935,44-636--Leaves matter to judgment of Factory Inspector in safeguarding Safety and Health of Workers in factories under jurisdiction of State Labor Commissioner- (State Labor Department, 801 Harrison, Topeka.) Statutes ofKansas: G. S. 1935,49-204,49-205,49-216,49-217. Ventilation of mines under jurisdiction of State Labdr Commissioner. G. S. 1935, 36-110; Ventilation in Hotels, Lodging Houses and Restaurants. (State Hotel and Restaurant Board, State House. Topeka.) KENTUCKY: Statutes of Kentucky: Sections 101.010 to 101.990, relating to ventilation of tenement and apartment bouses in eities of first class; Section 217.280 provides for the proper ventilation of food establishments; Sections 228.080, 228.090, 228.120, 228.140, 228.150 and 228.170, relating to heating and ventilating of dry cleaning and dyeing establish- . raents; Sections 338.070, 332.080 and 338.090, relating to ventilation in rooms containing buffing or grinding machinery; Sections 352.020, 352.030, 352.040, 352.050, 352.080, 352.090, 352.120, 352.150, 351190, 351210, 351320, 352.330, 351340, 351350. 351360, 351370, 352.380, 352.390 and 352.400; also, 352.570, 352.580, 352.590, 351600 and 352.610 provide for the proper ventilation of mines. (Kentucky Statute Revision Commission, Frankfort.) 899