164 - 1 ___________ CHAPTER 7 1946 Guide ha Ai N. 0.243 Gi log< h -- - ^dpi.

198 CHAPTER 10 . 1946 Guide BffiUQGRAPHY , Abstracts and Bulletins (monthly, annual and special) Industrial Hygiene Founda tion, Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.

ire S' 296 CHAPTER IS J946.Guide I Heat FIow--Homogeneous Walls or Roofs, by-C.

384 CHAPTER 20 1946 Guide Values given in Table 3 assume the use of oil with a heating value of 140,000 Btu per gallon.

322 CHAPTER 44 1946.

60 CHAPTER 3 1948_' Guide MWi per hour, 'where hi and W\ denote the enthalpy and humidity ratio' of the inside air, respectively.

234 CHAPTER 14 Table 1.

344 CHAPTER 18 1948 Guide large push nipples at top to permit the circulation of water between adjacent sections at both the water line and bottom of the boiler, which is necessary to enable the use of an indirect water-heater with the boiler for summer-winter hot water supply.

510 CHAPTER 26 ,1948 .

578 CHAPTER 31 1948 Guide - One type of room instrument consists of a blackened copper sphere of 6 or 8 in. in diameter, in which a cylindrical sump contains a volatile liquid.

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62 CHAPTER 3 : 1949 Guide Fig. 9.

792 CfiAPTER 4d , . 1949 Guide be less than. 14 deg.,: The air converges for a few feetin front of the outlet, and then diverges more than if the vanes had been set straight.. , ; , Both the horizontal and vertical vanes of an outlet are important.

rj|i|i 884 CHAPTER 44 : . 1949.

1000 CHAPTER 44 extend to other facilities beyond the equipment being discussed here^it important that only an equitable share of the group's time be charged^ maintenance.