Heating .Ventilating Air Conditioning Guide 1957 Warm air (eontMuiri) air distribution, 470 automatic control, 496, 957 ceiling panel system, 497 cooling methods, continuous circulation, 498 dampers, 477j Howign procedure, 479, 493 ducts, 478 fans, 423 alters, 422 furnace, 421 heavy duty, 423 selection, 496 humidification, 427 lar$e mratems, 3 ' penmeter system, 479-492 pressure drop, 602 registers and grilles, 476 panel heating, 497 radiators, 399 Washer, washers. 853 air, 1, 844, 853 cooling. 857 debumidification, 857 humidification, 855 Water analysis, 1046 atmospheric cooling equip ment. 861, 863 characteristics, 1046 classification, 1046 coils, 882, 1193. content of radiators, 571 control temperature service, 1195 cooled condenser, 923 cooling tower, 863 corrooon treatment, 1061 demand, 1178,-1187-1190 faucets, 1178 ' attings, loss, 1178, 1185 Water (continued) fixtures, 1178 fixture units, 1178 formed deposits, 1045 beater ecsl-fired, 1190 solar, 1197 heating, 1190 . in building material, 219 1177 _ __ make-up, 877, 1055 main temperature, . ggg SSStaXlOM properties of, 40, 1046 services, 1177 storage capacity, 118V supply piping, H94 arrangement, 1194 temperature control, 1195 thermodynamic properties d. 4D treating chemicals, 1045, 1066 well temperatures, 858 ,, Water vapor, 25, 32-39, 217 condensation in buddm^, 217 saturation pressure, 25, 40 specific enthalpy, 4 specific volume, 10, 40 surface condensation, Weather conditions Hocitm outdoor, 262, 289 Welding. 684 Wet-bulb temperature (* T'emperoturc), 9, 26, 869 Wet cup, 224 Wet return, 8, 605 Wind, winds 1Or-S7erect.240 Window. windows coeffioenta of transmission, 212 jpftVitgfl, 241 solar radiation through, 309 ventilators, 650 ^S^nditicming system, 736, 1201 comfort chart, 124 freeling equipment, 878 Wound rotor motor, 978 Wrought-iron pipe, 666 Wrought-steel pipe, 665 Year-round air conditioning system, 735,1201 air flow in, 741.1208 control methods, 736, 962 design procedure, 735,781 equipment arrangement, 750 Zero, absolute, 1 evaporative regulation, llo metaboUo reguUtion, 114 thermal neutrahty^ 123 vaso-motor regulation, n Zoning. 677, 741,957 "SnSl, 741,957 hot water system, 677 reheat, 742 volume control, im r !

58 CHAPTER 3 1957 Guide 20.270 - A, 0.003164 - Wi A, - 0.668 W, - 0.000630 4 from which h, = 16.350 and W, = 0.002657.

344 CHAPTER 14 1957 Guide a heat balance when required in testing of heating devices.

404 CHAPTER 15 1957 Guide r "7 1 { 02 r 1 t~ t~*~> 0 r i- 1 r 46 --i i i ~i - )--i - i -- i-- i 8 10 12 14 16 GROSS OUTPUT * HUNDREO FEET STEAtf RADIATION r ' i "i i - i r t i-i-i -r r-- r r~ i "T* i- i rri ft . 10 IS 20 2S .

724 CHAPTER 28 1957.

824 CHAPTER 32 1957 Guide number of methods.

1156 CHAPTER 47 1957 Guide Industrial Drying Systems 1157 classified as a convection dryer the principal source of heat is the heated air or other gases circulated in the diyer.

1178 CHAPTER 49 1957 Guide Table 1.

1198 CHAPTER 49 1957 Guide been used in summer homes as far north as Chicago.

234 CHAPTER 10 1958 Guide ' " satisfactory.

300 CHAPTER 13 1958 Guide Table 6.

882 CHAPTER 34 1958 Guide of small drops over the filling and across the air stream with less resistance to air flow.

958 CHAPTER 37 1958 Guide bulb temperature of 70 F and 70 percent relative humidity, that is, having a dew-point of 60 F or a water vapor pressure of 13.2 mm Hg, the water content of the adsorbent is 33 percent.

1064 CHAPTER 41 1958 Guide .during heat delivery by some 5 to 8 percentage points below the favorable zone and tolerable zone values included in the last column of Table 3.

CHAPTER 23 1959 Guide $ s.r Si * \ Air Heating and Cooling Coils 317 Kiting coils, the temperature within the tubes being substantially uniform, and the mean temperature difference the game whatever the direction of flow, relative to the air.