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616 CHAPTER 35 , 1946 Guide Typical Specifications for Wound Rotor Motors f208] ________ ....................................RPM, {gjjj Cycles, Volts, ||| Phase, Wound Rotor l55oJ Induction Motors For Driving................................................
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miff, 676_________________ CHAPTER 38 1946 Guide Fig. 9 are based upon 75 F cooling water.
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694 CHAPTER 39 1946 Guide In exactly the same way representation on the ideal cycle can be given to the pressure losses that occur in the connecting piping.
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752 CHAPTER 41 1946 Guide Table 4.
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Insulation United States Gypsum Company General Offices: 300 W.
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340 CHAPTER 17 1948 Guide i" _ In those installations,, in mild climates where 100 per cent outside air is used, furnaces should be of larger size in order to provide adequate capacity and quick pick-up under intermittent heating conditions. .
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394 CHAPTER 20 1948 Guide -plant.
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616 - CHAPTER 38 1948 Guide may'Jje obseryed,by'refemng. tp Fig: 1- When the given, type of solid adsorbent' is. in equilibrium with. air'having a dry-bulb' ^temperature 'of 70 F and;.7P per cent relative humidity, that is, having`a.dew-point of 60 F or d'water'vapor pressure,of 13.2 mm Hg, the 'water,content'of the' ' adsorbent is 33 per cent,- 'With air having'the same dry-bulb temperature' and a dew-point of 37 F,or a vapor pressure of. 5.6 mm Hg, the water content is 20 per cent.
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Copyright 1949 '' BY THE American Society of Heating and.
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274 CHAPTER 15 1949 Guide States.
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580 CHAPTER 28 , 1949 Guide PIPE INSULATIONS Pipe insulations are of several general forms and are made of various types of material.
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776 CHAPTER 39 1949 Guide pressure be maintained inside the compressor during discharge than in the condenser.
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798 CHAPTER 40 1949 Guide to neutralize any undesirable cold drafts or radiation, effects set up by a concentration of the heating or cooling load.
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498 1 i CHAPTER 21 19S0 Guide EXPANSION TANKS Water heated from 40 F to 200 F expands about 0.04 of the original volume.
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I9 .t Vol. 3 August, 1941 Staff Hygienist Covers 2700 Miles in 3 Days Three Field Ken Now Busy with Plant Surveys In helping member companies "keep precautions apace v.lth production," one of the Foundation'3 industrial hygienists has averaged 2,000 milos a month for the past year.
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