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yu. various fuels, automatic heat control systems, ventilation, air condition ing, exhaust and collecting systems and other related facts that must be considered in the design and installation of a modern Heating and Ventilating Plant. 'In connection with an enlarged Catalog Data Section, whereby manu facturers may inform engineers, architects and contractors of the most modern equipment available, a list of products made by the users of Catalog Data Pages is offered as a helpful supplement to this section, affording an accurate Index of the Modern Equipment available. As in the case of both the First and Second Editions all Catalog Data have been carefully edited in an effort to eliminate exaggerated statements or . claims. An endeavor has been made to secure line drawings and engineer ing data from users of Catalog Data space rather than photographic reproductions and general statements for it is believed that data of this character is of greatest interest and of most value to engineers, archi, tects and contractors who use THE GUIDE as a reference volume and to the Manufacturers who wish to helpfully present facts about their Equipment. The endeavor has been made to materially improve this Third Edition of THE GUIDE from the suggestions of its Users and it is believed that this enthusiastic cooperation from the Profession at large has resulted in making THE GUIDE the standard reference work in our field, thereby performing a needed and valuable service in the advancement of the science. The American Society of Heating and Ventilating ' Engineers having for its. purpose the advancement of the arts and sciences in its fields dedicates this volume to the service of the Industry and hopes that a closer contact between the maker and user of equipment will result in improved service to the country at large. Any funds which may accrue from this activity will be devoted to Research, and will thus react to the mutual advantage of the entire Profession and Trade. THE GUIDE, for 1924-25, is released with the sincere hope that it will again perform a worth-while service in advancing the ideals of modern Heating and Ventilating. Guide Publication Committee f. d. mensing, Chairman J. ESTEN BOLLING C. V. HAYNES perry west ;i ) ei* B ^ * 3- s Qontents Code of Ethics Preface Page Insert Heating Section................................................... 1-164 Chapter I. Chapter II. Chapter III. Chapter IV. Chapter V. Chapter VI. Chapter VII. Chapter VIII. Chapter IX. Chapter X. Chapter XI. Chapter XII. Chapter XIII. Chapter XIV. Chapter XV. Heat Losses from Buildings............... ................................................. 3 Heating by Radiation.............. .............:................................ 23 Pipe Sizes for Steam Heating............................................................... 39 Pipe Sizes for Steam with Counter Flow ofCondensate............... 51 The Boiler.....................................v........................................................ 57 Code for Testing Low-Pressure Steam Heating Boilers.......... ....... 65 Pumps for Heating and Ventilating Equipment.............................. 75 Hot Water Heating............................... 97 Warm-Air Furnace Heating............ 113 Oil Fuel for Industrial and Domestic Heating................................. 125 Gas Heating........................... 131 Automatic Heat Control....................................................................... 137 Insulation............. .................................................................................... 143 Pipe.......................................................................... ....... ......................... 151 Pipe Sizes for Water Supply Service................................................... 161 Ventilation Section........................................... 165-234 Chapter XVI. Ventilation.................................................. 165 Chapter XVII. How to Use the Synthetic Air Chart........................ 167 Chapter XVIII. How Temperature, Humidity and Air Motion Affect Human Comfort........................... .................................................................... . 175 Chapter XIX. Air Washers and Filters....................................... ........ ........................ 187 Chapter XX. Air Conditioning............................................... ...................................... 191 Chapter XXL Design and Construction of Air Ducts............................ 197 Chapter XXII. How to Use the Pitot Tube............. 202 Chapter XXIII. Exhaust and Collecting Systems........ ................................................. 207 Chapter XXIV. Refrigeration................................. 219 .Chapter XXV. Ventilators and Natural Ventilation................;................................ 227 Catalog Data Section....................................... 235-458 Manufacturers' Catalog Data................................................................... 235 Index to Modern Equipment............................................................................................ 446 Index to Advertisers.............................................................. 456 Roll of Membership................................................ 1-52 Officers and Council--1924........................................................ ........;........................... Officers of Local Chapters--1924-25................. Alphabetical List.................................................................................................................. Summary of Membership................. \................................................................................. Geographical List...................................................... Past Officers.............................................................. ...!.......................... ;.......................... 2 4 5 39 40 49