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92 Chapter 4 1945 Guide Table 3.

122 Chapter 6 1945 Guide Temperatures for other cities may. be obtained from local weather bureau records1.

198 , Chapter 10 1945 Guide The Stoker Manufacturers Association has published: standard recom mendations on setting-heights for stokers having capacities up to 1200 lb of coal per hour*.

254 Chapter 14 _________ ' ~ __________ 1945 Guide direct radiation3 (abbreviated EDR) per hour.

366 Chapter 20 1945 Guide occur during these times can be used provided the cumulative effect or. heat gain lag is taken into.consideration in the estimate.

374 Chapter 20 1945 Guide drop in temperature can be offset by passing some of the air around the conditioner instead of through it, while the total quantity of air in circu lation remains unchanged.

546 Chapter 29____________________________ ';_________1945 Guide' FAN CONTROL In some heating and ventilating systems it is desirable to vary the volume of air handled by the fan, and this may be accomplished by a ,, number of methods.

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306 CHAPTER 16 1946 Guide pound of coal, in the handling and storing properties, and in the burning characteristics.

310 CHAPTER 16 1946 Guide fuel beds on the grate increase the effective combustion space in the . furnace, supply more air for combustion, and are sometimes effective in reducing the smoke emitted, but care should be taken that holes are not formed in the fire.

398 CHAPTER 21 1946 Guide - /--"> --i fIt/Mfefacl./.sj/hield ex tending id beyond casing. ......... ' oJrc,ix:fcs ,s --1 sr space- open'- Insulated with airspace or cov ered with magne sia. asbestos. or sand.

706 CHAPTER 39 1946_ Guide force; therefore, this type of compressor is inherently suitable for large volumes of refrigerant at low pressure differentials.

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290 CHAPTER 15 1943 Guide The factor 1076 is defined in list of symbols at Equation .17.