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294 ASHRAE Guide And Data Book American Society of Heating, Refricebatinc and Aib-Conditioning Engineers, Inc. United Engineering Center, 345 E. 47th Street, New York, New York 10017 TO KEEP INFORMED, HEATING REFRIGERATING AIR-CONDITIONING ENGINEERS READ THE ASHRAE JOURNAL 21,000 engineer!, contractor!, rales exaortives, architects, scientists, edu cators and students can't be wrong. They oil read the ASHRAE JOURNAL . . . official monthly publication of the American Society of Hooting, Re frigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers {ASHRAE}. WHY THE JOURNAlt In the fields of Heating. Refrigerating, Air Condiiiooing. Ventilating end allied sciences, there is only one authoritative pub lication . . . the ASHRAE JOURNAL Keyed throughout to timeliness and significance, the JOURNAL stands alone. Become of its unique position as official ASHRAE spokesman, ihe JOURNAL does not follow, but exercises a necessary leadership in its field, unhampered by business magazine restric tion!. The JOURNAL Is edited to excel. There b no other single source of comparable knowledge in those areas of interest which the JOURNAL serves. COMPUTE ENLIGHTENMENT (N JOURNAL READING. It leports in breadth end depth on subjects of vital importance to industry and the gen eral public. Without the KNOW-HOW represented by the cumulative re search, product developmeat, installation experience and standards work of the Society, there could net be the heating, refrigerating or air-condi tioning accomplishment* of today. The publication of this KNOW-HOW is the angular mission of the JOURNAL The editors have direct occess to ond exclusive use of all technical, con ference and symposium papers presented at national meetings of the So ciety. Additionally, they seek out ond publish thoughtful papers written by member ond non-member experts on such dynamic topics as responsibilities of Ihe engineer, developments in physiological knowledge, intemotionol relationships, better communicolion* among engineers ond the role of o society in improving engineering education. * new products * new bulletins and catalogs * news of regions, local chapters ond their members * applicants for admission * committee plans ond programs * new boob * trends and changes in industry For information on subscriptions and prices, consult the Reader Ser vice Card in this volume of the ASHRAE GUIDE AND DATA BOOK. AVAILABLE FROM ASHRAE Abstracts of current articles dealing with odor'dontrol are now available to engineers, architects, chemists, designers and others working in this rapidly growing field. Information formerly obtainable only through long hours of library research can now be at your fingertips, quickly and economically. Complete abstracts of 1962 and 1963 literature appear in bound volumes. For 1964, this abstracting service was published quarterly. During 1965, abstracts will also be available on a quarterly basis. The abstracts are compiled by Arthur D. Little, Incn under the auspices of the Technical Committee on Odor Causes and Control (TC 1.6) of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc. Use the coupon below, or send your purchase order, for the bound volumes covering 1962 and 1963 as well as to enter your subscription to the 1964 and 1965 quarterly abstracts. Libraries, research departments, consultants and Individuals who are concerned with the problem of ventilation and odor control will And this abstract series indispen sable. No other source offers such complete information from key publications around the world dealing with this topic. Aniwtajii Soduty of Kraftno, Rofrlgorattag and Alr-Coorftriratng Eagloaora. lac. 345 East 47th Straot Nw Tart, N. Y. 10017 1962 Voloao 1963 VWrara O 1962 aod 1963 Valaaras O 1964 Qrartarfy Abstracts 1963 Ooortofty Abstracts -- Eadond h ary check tod -- Fuywrat with nbscriplloo Notvi Fall i--Ittqnca la UJ. foods Mas *2.00 raarirad wtfh OOOt ASSTtACTS