HEATING VENTILATING AIR CONDITIONING GUIDE 1944 Carrier Corp., Syracuse, N.

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678 Chapter $8 1945 Guide' Storerooms and Cargo Spaces The ventilation of these spaces should be predicated upon the kind and type of stores or cargo to be carried.

148 CHAPTER 7 1946 Guide Fig. 5.

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5S8' , ___________ CHAPTER 31 1946 Guide 1 . peratures of these -walls, therefore, can not be lower than 68 F and must actually -be higher than 68 F because, in addition to their contact with 68 F air and their contact with the heated ceiling, they are exposed to the heat radiation from the ceiling.

862 CHAPTER 47 1946.

68 Heating Ventilating -.Air' .Conditioning Guide'1946 REGER, Henry P. 1934) Pres., H.

84 CHAPTER 4 1948 Guide Also, since the gas flowing is not necessarily at 32 F and 14.7 psi, it is necessary to apply Charles' and Boyle's laws to the density of the gas and therefore: 62.37 0.0807G X 14.7 Pt IL 492 (50) in;which Pf and T\ are the absolute pressure and temperature of the flowing gas.

100____________________ CHAPTER 5 1948 Guide - D = diameter of pipe or circular duct or height of vertical wall, inches.

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

226 CHAPTER 13 1948 Guide cabinet during the induction phase. .

228 CHAPTER 13 1948 Guide Limitations of Air-Conditioning Methods The results obtained with air filtration or other air conditioning pro-' cesses in the control of allergic conditions are fairly comparable to those obtained by desensitization treatment so long as the patients remain in the pollen free atmosphere.

362 CHAPTER 18 1948 Guide are many municipal codes 10 which regulate construction and installation of furnace equipment.

408 CHAPTER 22 . : , h .1948 Guide Table 1.