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W- American Society of Refrigerating Engineers 37 West 39th Street, New York, N. Y. APPLICATIONS EDITION (Vol. II) of the REFRIGERATING DATA BOOK he refrigerating data TBOOK is now an essential tool in the refrigeration and air conditioning indus tries. Editions have been published in 1932, 1934, 1936 and 1938. The new 1940 Edition (Volume II) will be entirely different from any preceding volume. It will consist wholly of practical, how-it-isdone chapters on all the known applica tions of air conditioning and refrigeration. Thus the scope of its usefulness is enormous. The Applications Edition will have a wide and popular appeal. It will carry information of a scientific and popular nature to the scores of industries using refrigeration processes. The 60 chapters will be divided into seven main sections devoted to freezing processses, refrigera tion in processing, industrial air condition ing, industrial refrigeration, commercial refrigeration, comfort air conditioning, and storage refrigeration. If you need facts on the latest practice in anything from locker plants to air conditioning in mines or refrigeration in bread making, this book is the place to find them. REFRIGERATING ENGINEERING coils in refrigeration, refrigeration in res LONG acknowledged the most authori tative periodical in refrigeration, taurants, humidity in refrigeration, and refrigeration service charts. REFRIGERATING ENGINEERING has added steadily to the practical value of CODES AND STANDARDS its contents, and its number of readers has grown in proportion. A wide variety of material is presented, all from the view THE A.S.R.E. further contributes to refrigeration progress by its partici pation in establishing codes and standards point of its usefulness to the reader in his in the industry. Among the recent codes own business. Up-to-date and attractive made available are: No. 13--Rating and in appearance and style, this magazine is Testing Air Conditioning Equipment; No. a must for men who keep in touch with all 14--Rating and Testing Mechanical Con that is new and important in refrigeration densing Units;__No. 15--Mechanical Re and air conditioning. frigeration Safety Code; No. lfr--Rating and Testing Self-Contained Air Condition APPLICATION DATA BULLETINS ing Units; No. 17-- Rating and Testing ANE19R3o9AuTtswItNaasnGditnhEgeNaGAdIdPNitPEioLEnICRtoAINTRGIOEFdNuRrIiDnGgA TATcRoeedsfertsiignaegrreaDnnrtoinwEkxiinpngapnrWseiopanateraVrtaiColvnoe.osle;rsN. o.O1t8h--er Bulletins which appear regularly in each issue. These bulletins are also available MEMBERSHIP ACTIVITIES, separately at reasonable prices for single copies or quantity orders. The APPLICATION DATA Bulletins 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. tell precisely how refrigeration is used in Membership is in two grades with dues various fields, giving examples and specific from $7.50 or $17.50. Sections hold meet information on the best practice up to date. ings in the following cities: Boston, New These subjects have been covered to date: York, Philadelphia, Detroit, Chicago, Mil refrigeration of locker plants, in fur stor waukee, St. Louis, Los Angeles, and age, of liquids, of apples and pears, blower Baltimore-Washington. To keep apace with progress in refrigeration and air conditioning, read the publications and follow the activities of THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF REFRIGERATING ENGINEERS 37 West 39th St., New York, N. Y. 938 HEATING SYSTEMS Steam and hot water heating systems with their many parts and accessories are classified according to their specific type of design and the service required. These systems and their component parts include: HEATING SYSTEMS (p. 940-961) Combinations of parts forming steam vapor and vacuum systems and hot water systems. Technical data on steam heating systems are contained in Chapter 15; hot. water systems in Chapter 17. Other references to heating systems will be found in the Index to the Technical Data Section. BOILERS (p. 962-984) Water tube, fire tube and firebox types; cast iron and steel construction; for coal, coke, gas or oil firing. Technical data on heating boilers are given in Chapter 13. In connection with steam and hot water heating systems various types of radiators and convectors are required. Complete manufacturers references will be found in the Index to Modern Equipment--pages 1065-1088. Technical data is contained in Chapter 14. BURNERS (p. 985-994) Automatic fuel burning equipment suitable for use as an integral part of heating boilers and furnaces, and also for conversion of hand-fired heaters to automatic operation. Technical data are given in Chapter 11. PIPE AND FITTINGS (p. 944-946, 995) Iron, steel, wrought iron, copper, brass--seamless or welded. Technical data will be found in Chapter 18. PUMPS (p. 996-999) For use in conjunction with heating systems, and other purposes in heating, venti lating and air conditioning service; and for handling air, gases, ammonia, brine and other refrigerants. References to technical data on pumps will be found in the Index to the Technical Data Section. HEATING SPECIALTIES (p. 1000-1012) Feed water devices, pressure and draft regulators, combustion controls, strainers, traps, valves, etc.--all essential for efficient operation of heating equipment. References to technical data on heating specialties may be found in the Index to the Technical Data Section, each indexed under its respective title. Manufacturer's products shown in this division are designed for specific applications. Consult the Index to Modern Equipment for additional products of these manufacturers. 1)39