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464 Publication* American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers 254 Fifth Avenue New York 1, New York Several volumes of the ASRE Aib Conditioning Refrigerating DATA BOOK are currently available. One is REFRIGERATION APPLICATIONS volume--1959, with sections covering: Refrigerated Food and Beverage Processes, Frozen Food Processing, Refrigerated Warehouse Practice, Refrigerated and Frozen Food Distribution, Low Temperature Applications, Industrial Applications of Refrigeration, and Refrigeration Piping Systems. New, 8Vz- by 11-in. page size, cloth bound, over 700 pages text plus Manu facturers' and Product Index. Price, $12.00 in USA, $13.00 elsewhere. Another available DATA BOOK is the DESIGN volume--19571958, which comprehensively presents data on the design and applica tion of refrigerating and air-conditioning systems, apparatus, units, and components. Includes classified Equipment Directory. Contains 39 Chapters. Price, $10.00 in USA, $10.50 elsewhere. Also limited supply of the APPLICATIONS volume--AIR CON DITIONING AND REFRIGERATION, 1956-1957. Paper bound only. Price, $5.00 in USA, $5.50 elsewhere. All volumes prepared by specialists. Postpaid, remittance in U.S. dollars required with order. Descriptive literature on request. p**r*. ,,3il ^ 3* y^""***- Official publication of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerat ing and Air-Conditioning Engineers, the monthly ASHRAE Journal is an authoritative periodical on research, design, development, engineer ing and news in the fields covered. Successor to Refrigerating Engineering including Air Condition ing, and incorporating the ASHAE Journal. As an outcome of the merger of The American Society of Heating and Air-Conditioning Engineers and the American Society of Refrigerating Engineers to form the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc., the monthly publications of these two organisations have been combined. ASHRAE Journal is larger in content and essential coverages than predecessor publications. It has a circulation of approximately 24,000. The ASHRAE Journal^ complete, timely in its emphasis upon facts and their significance and is edited with the basic idea that you can not afford to be without it. The Journal will help you grow with and within your profession. Published monthly. Subscription $5.00 for one year,- $8.00 for two years, $10.00 for three years; in the U.S. and Canada. $2.00 a year ad ditional in other countries. Send remittance with your order. Sample copies on request. ASHRAE STANDARDS 465 Following list covers Society Standards available. All Society Standards are formulated and approved under the super vision of the Standards Committee. All are under constant review and revision. Availability of new Standards is an nounced by notice in ASHRAE Journal. {Complete aet ci all Standards listed, bound ia attractive paper cover .... IKL00) *12-58 REFRIGERATIONTERMS AND DEFINITIONS*: (ASA B53--1958)............................... (33 pp)... .$1.25 #13-58 HOME FREEZERS, METHODS OF RATING AND TESTING*: Covers self-contained freezers (ASA B38.3--1955)................................... (6 pp)... .75c ............. HOUSEHOLD REFRIGERATORS, METHOD OF COMPUTING FOOD 8TORAGE VOLUME AND SHELF AREA OF AUTOMATIC*: (ASA B38.1--1955). '................................................. 35c ............. HOUSEHOLD ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS (MECHANICALLY OPERATED) AMERI CAN STANDARD TEST PROCEDURES*: (ASA B38.2--1956).......................................................75c - # 14-59 CONDENSING UNITS, MECHANICAL, METH ODS OF TESTING FOR RATING....................$1.00 * 15-58 SAFETY CODE FOR MECHANICAL REFRIGER ATION*: Intended to insure safe design, con struction, installation, operation, and inspec tion of systems using a fluid which is vaporized and normally liquefied in its cycle. Does not apply to water or air refrigerants noc to systems installed in transportation facilities. (ASA B9.1--1958).....................................................$1.00 #16-56 AIR CONDITIONERS, METHODS OF RATING AND TESTING: Air conditioners which opecate non-frosting when cooling and dehumidifying at standard rating conditions. .. (25 pp).. -. $1.25 #17-48 EXPANSION VALVES, REFRIGERANT, METH ODS OF RATING AND TESTING*: Thermo static and constant pressure expansion valves passing volatile refrigerants. (ASA B6G.1--1950)..............................(10 pp)....$1.00 *18-56 DRINKING WATER COOLERS, SELF-CON TAINED MECHANICALLY-REFRIGER ATED, METHODS OF RATING AND TEST ING: For standard and other conditions. Does not include production or field testing....................75c #20-41 EVAPORATIVE CONDENSERS, METHODS OF RATING AND TESTING;............. (20 pp)... .$1.25 #22-48 WATER-COOLED REFRIGERANT CONDENS ERS, METHODS OF TESTING AND RAT ING : Water-cooled industrial units......................... 75c * Indie*tea that the Standard baa been approved by the American Stand ards Ajsooattoa u an American Standard -- and the aha dcaicnation as signed to it is shown. #23-59 COMPRESSORS. REFRIGERANT, METHODS OF TESTING FOR RATING(12 pp)...,$1.00 #24-57 LIQUID COOLERS. METHODS OF RATING AND TESTING:...................................(6 pp).-...75c #25-56 AIR COOLERS FOR REFRIGERATION. METH ODS OF RATING: 'Includes testing of forced circulation or natural convection air coolers for refrigeration, and simplified testing for operat ing conditions where frost would normally form on coil..............................................-..(12 pp)___ $1.00 #26-56 MECHANICAL REFRIGERATION INSTALLA TIONS ON SHIPBOARD, RECOMMENDED PRACTICE FOR*: Guide for design, construc tion, installation, operation, tests and inspec tion of equipment on merchant vessels. (ASA B59.1--1958)...............................................$1.25 #28-57 CAPILLARY TUBES, METHODS OF TESTING: Covers air flow capacity test for tubes used for refrigerant metering..............................................50c #29-56 ICE MAKERS. METHODS OF RATING AND TESTING: Covers automatic self-contained type only............................... ........... (6 pp)___ 75c #32-57 BOTTLED BEVERAGE COOLERS, METHODS OF RATING AND TESTING: Self-contained mechanically-refrigerated coolers, vending and non-vending.............................................. (6 pp) 75c #33-58 AIR-COOLING AND AIR-HEATING COILS, FORCED CIRCULATION, METHODS OF TESTING AND RATING: For cooling coils used under non-frosting conditions only.............$1.00 #34-57 REFRIGERANTS, DESIGNATION OF: Nu merically designates refrigerants for refrigera tion services.............................. 75c #35A-56 DESICCANTS FOR REFRIGERANT DRYING, METHODS OF TESTING: Desiccants only. For testing driers, see #35B-56-............................75c *35B-56 DRIERS, HIGH SIDE LIQUID-LINE, METHODS OF RATING AND TESTING: Applies only to driers for refrigeration systems using Re frigerant 12 or Refrigerant 22..............................$1.00 ,, *38-57 COOLING TOWERS, MECHANICAL DRAFT, METHODS OF TESTING FOR RATING UN DER CONTROLLED CONDITIONS: For field tests see current ASME Power Test Code on Atmospheric Water Cooling Equipment................. 75c