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Publications Publications American Society of Refrigerating Engineers 40 West 40th Street, New York 18, N. Y. Coal-Heat Published at ditioning theory and applications in more than 300 current publications through out, the world. Prepared by a staff of 20 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago 4, Illinois experts, it is invaluable for those en gaged in research, design, or in explora Phone Wabash 9464 The most tion of unfamiliar fields. Five issues rapidly annually at $7.00. Subscriptions can be growing predated to include the January, 1946 magazine issue. Additional information on re-' in the quest. refrigeration APPLICATION DATA BULLETINS field T ONG acknowledged the most au-*-Hhoritative periodical in the field. Refrigerating Engineering . has added steadily to the practical value of its con tents, and its number of readers has grown in proportion. A wide variety of material is presented, all from the view point of its usefulness to the reader in his own business. This magazine is a must for men who keep in touch with all that is new and important in refrigeration and air conditioning. The annual subscrip tion price is $4. SOME 40 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 $9.00. The APPLICATION DATA Bulletins tell precisely how refrigeration is used in various fields, giving examples and spe cific information on the best practice up to date. Some of the subjects covered to date are: refrigeration of locker plants, fur storage, restaurants, liquids, apples and pears, skating rinks, butter arid cheese making, milk plants, citrus fruits, beer dispensing, retail stores, wine mak ing, load calculations, operation of am monia machines, meat packing plants, etc. CODES AND STANDARDS THE ASRE further contributes to refrigeration progress by its partici pation in establishing codes and stand ards in the industry. Among the recent FOR information on the use and sale of stokers, coal and coal heat ing equipment, you can turn to COALHEAT with com plete confidence. Here is a maga zine that appeals to every man con cerned with the market, use and sale of solid fuel and modern heat ing equipment. Having long since recognized the im portance of prop erly designed effi ciently operated, properly main tained equipment to-the successful dustries, and each year prints many articles for and by fuel engineers. COAL-HEAT's fundamental edi torial policy is "to further the more satisfactory ' use and sale of coal and modern coal-burn ing equipment." It actively sup ports the applica tion of scientific and engineering knowledge to the use of coal and coal-burning equipment. It covers both the merchandising and utilization of the coal, stokers .and THE REFRIGERATING DATA BOOK codes made available are: Methods of use of coal, and modern heating TS an essential tool in the refrigeration Rating and Testing Air Conditioning therefore to the equipment. --and air conditioning industries. It Equipment, Mechanical Condensing welfare of the coal industry, COAL- With over a million stokers in use to has been published biennially since 1932 Units, Self-Contained Air Conditioning HEAT constantly emphasizes the signifi day, the importance of COAL-HEAT's and appears in two volumes, published Units for Comfort Cooling, Refrigerant cance of the "equipment factor" in heat field is clearly evident. It has been and alternately--the Basic volume, now in Expansion Valves, Evaporative Con ing merchandising. is COAL-HEAT's job to supply coal and. its sixth edition, a standard reference densers, Water-Cooled Refrigerant Con It is only natural that COAL-HEAT stoker men with the information they work which deals with refrigeration cy densers; Safety Code for Mechanical was the first trade magazine to recognize need to insure satisfaction - for stoker cles, fundamental data, industrial, Refrigeration; Recommended Practice and promote the small stoker; to intro users. The same is true with hand-fired domestic, and commercial systems, and for Mechanical Refrigeration Installa duce many new developments in coal heating plants and all kinds of household air conditioning; the Refrigeration Ap tions on Shipboard. A complete set is plications volume, consisting wholly of available for $4.50. < burning equipment to further fuel con and commercial coal heating equipment. servation; to support the use of dustless In addition to providing its readers practical how-it-is-done chapters on all MEMBERSHIP ACTIVITIES treatment; and to urge the sale of equip with a basic and diversified editorial pro the known applications of refrigeration and air conditioning. The current edi tion is dated 1946. Volumes sell for $7.00 and $6.00 respectively in the U. S. REFRIGERATION ABSTRACTS A JOURNAL devoted to abstracts of -*-aIl worthwhile articles appearing on the subject of refrigeration and air con- IT is the policy of the ASRE to trpat in its meetings current subjects touching upon all phases of the art of refrigeration. Membership is in several grades with dues from $10 to $18. Sec tions hold meetings in 29 principal cities. . More detailed information will be sent if you wish. ment by coal men. COAL-HEAT has at its disposal an almost unlimited number of sources of authentic information on the topics it covers; its articles are written by the best informed men in the coal, stoker and heating industries. It enioys quite a following, not only among the most pro gressive .merchants in these industries, gram, COAL-HEAT also publishes a number of books and booklets, manuals and reprints covering a wide range of subjects of interest to coal, stoker and heating men. Its series of heating guides for the consumer have proved particu-' larly popular. These are available at small cost. Subscription rates--$2.00 a year; 43.00 To keep apace tvith progress in refrigeration and air conditioning, read the publica but among the industry's leading com for two years in United States. Cana tions and follow the activities of THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF REFRIGERATING ENGINEERS, 40 West 40th St., New York 18, N. Y. 1376 bustion and heating engineers. For years it has championed the importance of the fuel engineer to the coal and stoker in dian and foreign rates $3.00 a year. Advertising rates and. other informa tion will be furnished upon request. 1377