HEATING VENTILATING AIR CONDITIONING GUIDE 1944 liberated by the fuel.

HEATINC VENTILATINC AIR CONDITIONING GUIDE 1944 should have been 0.625 in., this would correspond with a system curve as shown at C and on this curve the fan would deliver 16,400 cfm to the system instead of the design volume of 13,000 cfm.

HEATING VENTILATING' AIR -CONDITIONING GUIDE 1944 HOW,lRalph JV (Af. 1943) Ht*?

268 Chapter 14 1945 Guide usedtoretum thecondensationtcrthe boiler orplace of similar"disposition",-- such as a feed-water heater or hot well.

378 Chapter 20 1945 Guide lack of air motion, or the reverse--undesirable drafts.

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720 Chapter 41 1945 Guide Ventilation Phase The technique of. attack of the ventilation phase of a drying problem is best made clear by an illustration.

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644 CHAPTER 36 '1948 Guiilr condensate and.the spray, provision must be made for overflow in summer, and replacement of water evaporated in winter. . -" - Dehumidifying Units: . . * In a further modification of spray type units,1 absorbent brine solutions such as lithium chloride are used'to remove moisture from the air: As explained in Chapter 38, the latent heat of the moisture removed- is changed to sensible heat,-so that coils must' be used as after coolers'to obtain the right dry-bulb temperatures.