324 CHAPTER 13 1957 Guide use the data of Table 2, Chapter 11, for a wind velocity of 10 mph.

448 CHAPTER 17 1957 Guide greater in the horizontal passages in the heating plant, the breeching, and the smokepipe, than in the vertical chimney liner.

610 CHAPTER 23 1957 GuidS?

878 CHAPTER 34 1957 Guide crease performance to any great extent, but increases operating hazards considerably.

910 CHAPTER 36 1957 Guide Complex Refrigeration Cycles The preceding sections have dealt only with refrigeration systems in which there is but one evaporator; compression, is accomplished through but a single stage, and expansion proceeds through a single expansion valve.

1022 CHAPTER 40 1957 Guide' ample acoustical treatment.

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390 CHAPTER IS 1958 Guide For burning rates from 100 to 1200 lb coal per hour - where H = 0.03 B + 24 /'' H = minimum setting height, inches, measured from dead plates to crown.sheet for steel boilers.

714 CHAPTER 27 1958 Guide The conductivities of these two materials at mean temperatures of 885 and 352.5 F interpolated from Table 1, are 0.677 and 0.466 Btu, respectively. 1 These values are substituted in Equation 2 and a trial calculation made.

828 CHAPTER 32 1958 Guide 3.

830 CHAPTER 32 1958 Guide clined backward away from direction of rotation.

;854 CHAPTER 33 1958 Guide area is at right angles to the air flow whenever possible.

928 CHAPTER 36 ;(,1958 Guide None ol the absorbent is carried off with the refrigerant from the generator and the performance ratio ranges as high as 75 percent.

1250 CHAPTER 52 1958.

30 CHAPTER 3 1959 Guide Energy balance for the process, <?