violin: EXTRUSION and MOLDING /\edm<k am/ TECHNICAL DATA MARCH 1953 BAKELITE COMPANY A DIVISION OF UNION CARBIDE AND CARBON CORPORATION CONTENTS PAGE NO.
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1054 CHAPTER 49 : 1953 Guide .X -
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114 CHAPTER 6 1954 Guide, maintains the body temperature well above that of the surrounding air in a cool or cold environment.
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144 CHAPTER 7 1954 Guide ing in ice are dangerous procedures, since loss of the limb usually results.
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;212 CHAPTER 10 1954 Guide .
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CHAPTER 14 1954 Guide 3O3U41 between domestic grades and between commercial and industrial grades. ` The relation between the API gravity of fuel oils and their palorific value is shown in Table 5.
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1042 CHAPTER 47 1954 Guide Industrial Drying Systems 1043 Actual dryer operation is somewhat more complicated because even-if radiation and conduction losses are neglected, the wet-bulb temperature of the air remains constant only as long as surface evaporation of water is taking place.
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380 CHAPTER IS 1955 Guide is utilized.
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398 CHAPTER 16 1955 Guide 0.
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670 CHAPTER 29 1955 Guide return piping usually follows the same grade as the steam piping.
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690 CHAPTER 30 1955 Guide overhead cooling systems, since water condensed out of the air generally will be present and may damage the interior finish of the rooms below the apparatus.
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714 CHAPTER 31 1955 Guide outlets are attached either directly to the bottom of horizontal ducts or to special vertical take-off ducts which connect the outlet with the horizontal duct.
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736 CHAPTER 32 1955 Guide the inevitable loss due to turbulence.
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588 CHAPTER 24 : 1956 Guide tore-range of operation, the source of heat (steam, hot water, etc.), and the flow rate through the exchanger
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702 CHAPTER 31 1956 Guide 12.
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