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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. ENGINEERING The most rapidly growing magazine in the APPLICATION DATA BULLETINS AN outstanding addition to REFRIG ERATING ENGINEERING since 1939 is the APPLICATION DATA Bul letins which have appeared in each issue. These bulletins are also available sepa rately at reasonable prices for single copies or quantity orders. refrigeration The APPLICATION DATA Bulletins field 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, RREFRIGERATING ENGINEERING EFRIGERATION and air condition ing have been found even more neces sary during wartime than in times peace--every man engaged in these in dustries knows of the rapid developments made during the past year. refrigeration service charts, refrigeration . for skating'rinks, butter and cheese making, milk plants, citrus fruits, beer dispensing,. ofrtieotnasil, stores, wine making, load calcula operation of ammonia machines, howto figure air conditioning, refrigeration of ships' stores, etc. Long acknowledged the most authorita CODES AND STANDARDS tive periodical in the field. Refrigerating Engineering has added steadily to the practical value of its contents, and its number of readers has grown in propor tion. A wide variety of material is pre sented, all from the viewpoint of its use fulness 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 A.S.R.E. further contributes to refrigeration progress by its partici pation in establishing codes and standards m the industry. Among the recent codes made available are: No. 21--Testing and Rating Milk Coolers; No. 22--Rating and Testing. Water-cooled Refrigerant .Condensers(Tentative--1942); No. 23--Rating and Testing--Refrigerant Compressors (Tentative--1942); No. 24--Rating and TtT1r9iHe3sHr2BEe.,OEfRr1iOgEE9eKR3dFr4iatER,iistoiIFon1Gnn9sRoE3w6aIhRGnaaAadvnEneTdeaRIsNibrsAe1Gee9cTn3noDt8IniNa.pAdl uiGTttbioToAlohinsDleiBhnienAOg1dT9Otih4niAKne0dusFmtnTtiivvooeeeertsrc--c--tseiionad-1lg1dl-99caW4s4irn2e2cad)p)u,;tael(aINrSrnatoiudtaoe.punnlp2ysd5.lteA)r--BimairrelRinnCRaetoteiCotnforlogeigorCasnlen.irrfds.oTr((NTTeoCees.nonti1tmtnaa3g, Edition (Volume II) is entirely different MEMBERSHIP ACTIVITIES from any preceding volume. It consists wholly of practical, how-it-is-done chapters on all the known applications of air con ditioning and refrigeration. This Applicalions Edition carries information of a IT is the policy of the A.S.R.E. to treat in its meetings current subjects touching upon all phases of the art of refrigeration. Membership is in two grades with dues from $10.00 to $15.00. Sections hold meet-. scientific and popular nature to the scores of industries using refrigeration processes. ings in the following cities: Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, Chicago, Mil The 1942 (Fifth Edition) of the Data waukee, St. Louis, Los Angeles, Baltimore- Book, replacing Volume 1, has been re Washington, Richmond, Pittsburgh, Cin written in line with 1942 practice, and cinnati, Cleveland, Kansas City, and many valuable new sections_ h___a_v_e_____b__e_e_n_ , UVUticWa,| .N1., Yx.. ^(CGCeInIUtrOaIl ,1N^eCWw Y1UoIrKk. OSUtattLec)/.. To keep apace with progress in refrigeration and air conditioning, read the publications and follow the activities of THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF REFRIGERATING ENGINEERS, SO West 40th St., New York 18, N. Y. , 1X62 Publications Coal-Heat Published at 20 W. 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