578 CHAPTER 25 1952 Guide condensate from the cooling coil, is sprayed over the condenser surface and vaporized, thus eliminating the need for drain connections.

726 CHAPTER 33 ' 1952 Guide clogging dirt mat on the - filter face.

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920 CHAPTER 42 1952 Guide vided, and a shower head or its equivalent provided at or very, near the point.where the chemicals are mixed.

922 CHAPTER 42 1952 Guide ment, by James H.

1010 CHAPTER 47 1952 Guide class, are usually air conditioned.

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328 CHAPTER 14 1953 Guide . ( door, and by leaks in the setting, whereas the gases leave only through- the : , outlet..

440 CHAPTER 18 1953 Guide Table 2.

462 CHAPTER 20 '1953 Guide size in the case of rectangular ducts.

,788 CHAPTER 36 ' 1953 Guide <r' the thermal valve and is discharged againstthe end-plugin which the indi vidual liquid feeds are closely arranged: - These distributors can be used in either verticalor horizontal' position/ There are also other types of headers such as the centrifugal and weir type. '.

828 CHAPTER 37 ' 1953 Guide': S nized that heat storage devices'may be used with-any of these systems, involving either a single or a duabheat source.

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1126 1953 Guide Revere Copper A Brass, Inc., 1216 VALVES, Check .. .

S-t 138 CHAPTER 7 1954 Guide # 5 5 factors in recovery is an environment in which the patient can lose heat by U radiation and evaporation, namely, a cool room with dehumidified air. r The patient in shock, or the patient who has had a severe hemorrhage, *' may have an inadequate volume of circulating blood and be unable to ; maintain an adequate skin circulation.