504 CHAPTER 21 1951 Guide Table 2.

570 CHAPTER 25 1951 Guide features not obtainable with the coil and bunker method.

584 CHAPTER 26 1951 Guide analysis of the pipe are the governing factors, not the working pressure.

592 CHAPTER 27 1951 Guide Table 6.

712 CHAPTER 33 1951 Guide Air Cleaning 713 DRY AIR FILTERS The media in such filters are usually fabrics or fabric-like materials.

734 CHAPTER 34 1951 Guide the water upwards into the air.

932 CHAPTER 44 1951 Guide Industrial Air Conditioning 933 Conditioning and Diying The curing of lemons is an entirely different problem.

982 CHAPTER 47 1951 Guide circulated through the finned tubing by means of circulators.

494 CHAPTER 20 1952 Guide 'Notes on Vacuum Systems 1.

672 CHAPTER 31 1952 Guide y . yy hi ,fL* D2g (1) where i hi = head loss due to friction, in feet of fluid flowing, f !

762 CHAPTER 34 1952 Guide ~ Example's: It is desired to cool 150,0001b of water per hour (about 100 tons of mechanical refrigeration) from 110 to 84 F with 125,000 lb of dry air per hour, with a design wet-bulb air temperature of 75 F.

882 CHAPTER 40 1952 Guide lined duct.

252 CHAPTER 12 1953 Guide plant warms the air near the basement ceiling sufficiently to make it un necessary to make an allowance for floor heat loss from rooms located over the basement

716 CHAPTER 32 1953iGuide than that <at/which ;the`test was conducted, a correction should be made.

736 CHAPTER 33 1953 Guide type, since this application requires a wide range of satisfactory and quiet operation against relatively high pressures.