18 CHAPTER'2 Graphical Symbols'for--Drawings ; iOd W,' 1958 Guide Heating .1.
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148 summer outside conditions for general wards and treatment rooms,, andx70f: ' F.with 30 to 50. percent relative humidity (65-66 ET) for winter conditions.?
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156 CHAPTER 8 1958:.Guide^K f_.
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282 CHAPTER 12 .1958 Guide Electric Motors and Machinery Motors and the machinery which they drive, if both are located in the room, convert all of the electrical energy supplied into heat.
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442 CHAPTER 17 1958 Guide FACTORS AFFECTING NATURAL DRAFT As indicated in both Equations 1 and 2, the theoretical natural draft is directly proportional to the height of the flue and is dependent upon the absolute mean temperature of the gases within the flue.
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452 CHAPTER 17 1958 Guide the draft would only be increased from 10 to 40 percent if all friction and / cooling could be eliminated.
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612 CHAPTER 23 'r; 1958sGuide NOTE: For conditions other thon 120 F ceiling ond 65 F AUST- :: (chonges not greater than 40.F In ceiling temp ond 20 F in AUiST), For eoch 10 F increose in ceiling temp, nqe increases 15% For each lOFdecrease in ceiling temp, nqe decreases 15% For each 10 F increase in AUST, Aqc decreases 5% i ii i i 0 F Infiltrotion Air Tempos o '"x X '''-40 F Infiltration Air Temp 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 . 5000 6000 INFILTRATION RATE, CU FT PER HR Fig. 11.
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738 CHAPTER 23 1958 Guide / means of suitable traps and,air vents in order to obtain rapid circulation and quick heating.
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1028 CHAPTER 40 1958 Guide area of all branches leaving the junction.
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1102 CHAPTER 44 1958 Guide / gives off only sensible and radiant heat without adding moisture to the air.
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1210 CHAPTER 49 1958 Guide washing tank capacity in gallons, giving the gallons of 180 F water per day necessary to fill the tanks. 5.
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192 CHAPTER 13 1959 Guide Table 20 ....
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230 CHAPTER 16 1959 Guide Where close control of relative humidity is desired, heating coils or electric heaters for reheat may have to be added.
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356 CHAPTER 26 1959 Guide mechanical condensate return devices in common use: (a) tiis alternating return trap, (6) the condensate return pump and (c) the vacuum return pump.
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