1/ /.' ; 394 CHAPTER 21 1946 Guide Carrying Capacity The.

410 CHAPTER 23 1946 Guide from a radiator.

688 CHAPTER 39 1946 Guide evaporator to the suction of the compressor.

: 930: 1946 Guide : Fueloil & Oil Heat, 1276 Heating & .Ventilating. 1278 .

70 , J Heating Ventilating Air.

218 CHAPTER 13 1948 Guide measures, (o) suppression of dust and lint, and (5) disinfection of dropletnuclei.

274 CHAPTER IS 1948 Guide which is a simple form analogous to the steady-state equations of Chapters 5 and 6.

488 CHAPTER 25 W_____________ 1948 .

708 i CHAPTER 39 1948 Guide Thermodynamically the effectiveness of a refrigerant-absorbent com bination increases directly with its negative deviation from Raoult's Law.

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116 CHAPTER 6 properly described as one of the following: -- = over-all or air-to-air resistance 1949 3uide - = resistance per unit thickness (resistivity) --c = resistance of a material (surface-to-surface) -- = film or surface resistance air space resistance Heat Transmission Coefficients of Building Materials 117 and ^ fix ..

114 CHAPTER S -1949 Guide' BIBLIOGRAPHY Heat Transmission, by W.

352 CHAPTER 17 1949 Guide - Automatic Fuel Burning Equipment 353- Fro. 6.

428 CHAPTER 20 1949 Guide The correction factor for --20 F outside design temperature from Table 5 is 0.778.

934 CHAPTER 48 1949 Guide were generally gradual enough so that manual readjustment of controls could'maintain reasonably comfortable cabin conditions.