548 CHAPTER 23 1953 Guide amount of heat required to maintain the common equivalent temperature is of the order of 7 percent

672 CHAPTER 31 1953 Guide prevent the primary or induced air stream from.striking furniture and obstacles, and producing objectionable drafts. '' , -- In the case of ceiling diffusers,, air is distributed with a horizontal spread of 360 deg. " In addition there is a downward component of air motion:Therefore, both throw (radius of diffusion) and mounting height are important and interdependent factors.

702 CHAPTER 32 1953 Guide 5.

836 CHAPTER 37 1953 Guide /. the low pressure side,of the system.

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404 CHAPTER 16 1954 Guide Commercial Standard US-51 is a method of rating oil-burning floor furnaces by test

422 CHAPTER 17 1954 Guide# and the amount of exposure to the outdoor air.

730 CHAPTER 32 1954 Guide h0 = friction loss under actual (operating) conditions, any consistent units

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Air Contaminants 16b CHAPTER 8 1955 Guides 161 I apply a reasonable safety factor to the ventilation estimate without con--; sideration of the concentrations of gases or vapors that approach the danger ^ ing flammable substances, or operating in atmospheres so contaminated, is discussed in Chapter 46. ' '.