262 CHAPTER 12 1958 Guide outdoor air supply equals or exceeds the amount of natural infiltration which would occur without ventilation, the natural infiltration may be neglected. 9.

284 CHAPTER 12 1958 Guide _x Notes eob Tablb 8.

372 CHAPTER 14 1958.

386 CHAPTER IS 1958 Guide Automatic Fuel Burning Equipment 387 Fig. 3.

656 CHAPTER 24 1958 Guide V-; Unit Heaters and Unit Ventilators 657 These quantities of heat are related by the following equations: The only difference horn Example 1 is that, in the latter case, the ventila H, = 0.24 W (t - t) Ht = 0.24 W (t, - O H. = Ht - H, - 0.24 W (t, - t) (1) tion load has been reduced. (2) (3) Applications of Unit Ventilators W = d 60 Q = H. + 0.24 d 60 Q (t - to)

678 CHAPTER 26 1958 Guide of manufacture.

684 CHAPTER 26 1958'Guide Table 9.

750 CHAPTER 29 1958 Guide / low for ordinary methods of distribution.

444 CHAPTER 31 1959 Guide Pipe, fittings.

462 CHAPTER 32 1959 Guide - Table 7....

486 CHAPTER 34 1959 tiple retort design.

602 o CHAPTER 42 1959 Guide AMMIABLX WATER TCMPCMArUM - f fig. 3 ....

96 CHAPTER 8 I960 Guide heat regulatory center may be temporarily deranged fol lowing an anesthetic, brain injury, or after an overdose of barbiturate.

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894 CHAPTER 58 secured from various sources and represent approximate value indexes which must be tempered by judgment and experience for specific job conditions.