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OPEX DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT Bulletin #7 June 25/ 1925 Subject; BPEX B50QH HMTDLE FINISHES i This bulletin will introduce our new line of Opex Broom Handle frXnanelc and L&oquers, which were demonstrated at the Cleveland Convention on June 4th, to the district and trade sales managers* The finishing of broom handles is of such a special nature that it has been found necessary to formulate new products to take care of this line of work* The enamels are prepared for use 'vritli the squeegee process, which process is used by practically all broom handle manufacturers* We use a squeegee purchased from the B*F* Goodrich Company and which is the correct squeegee for these enamels* It is of live rubber about 1/3 inch thick with a hole in the center l/2 inch in diameter* We emphasise the point that it is very im portant that the correct squeegee be usod for best results* This process is applicable to all the woods used in the broom handle trade* Woods such as fir and gumwood are very porous and for best results with these woods a sealer should be used,' such as our 04545* Even with less porous woods such as pino'and maple, bettor results are obtained with a sealer/ as it fills the pores and permits the enamel coat to stand out with a full gloss effoct* The following are the various methods to be employed for producing, one, two; and throe-coat finishes:- Method No* 1 Method No* 2 One or two coats Finishing Lacquer CFL 134 One or two coats Enamel* Mothod No* 3 Method No* 4 One coat Sealer 04545 and one coat Enamel* One coat Enamel One coat Gloss Finishing Lacquer CPL 134.

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American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers Guide, 1925-26 under conditions of unrestricted flow of air to the ventilator, are given by., the equation: where Q=A X 36 X ^.H X (fl - lo) 6+ V + 20.

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American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers Guide, 1926-27 No stoker will handle every class of fuel satisfactorily so that in selecting a stoker the engineer should take into consideration the type best suited for the fuel and operating conditions.