1026 CHAPTER 47 1953 Guide Sivp 5: The pick-up of moisture per pound for the total air circulated is = ....................... 60 X 675 0.0051 lb. 0.0280 -- 0.0051 = 0.0229 lb moisture per lb of air for the supply air.

1058 CHAPTER 49 1953 Guide ^ washing tank capacity in.gallons, giving the gallons of 180 F water-per day necessary to fill the tanks... r ~ . 5.

1953 Guide PYROMETERS, Portable [arid.

CONFIDENTIAL Approved.

6 CHAPTER 1 1954 Guide sometimes taken as.0 C.andfsometimes as 62 F.

16 1 atmosphere CHAPTER 2 !'

1954 Guide || 156 CHAPTER 8 pally from industrial plants, accumulating during periods of exceptionally % prolonged meteorological inversion and fog, contributed to the illness of |f many persons, and to the death of some who were especially susceptible. ^ W- Absorption of Solar Radiation Absorption of solar ultraviolet light by smoke and soot is recognized as a health problem in many industrial cities.

CHAPTER 20 . 1954 Guide, 16iz4e in the case of rectangular ducts.

1086 CHAPTER 49 1954 Guide * fitting may be installed in the transmitting circuit to prevent over-heating of the service water.

118 CHAPTER 6 1955 Guide Table 3.

344 CHAPTER 14 1955 Guide to require delivery of a gas of specified average or minimum heating value within their respective limits.

486 CHAPTER 21 1955 Guide the rise in the water level at the far end of the return, due to the difference in steam pressure, would be 1 of 28 in. (28 in. head being equal to one pound per square inch), or 3} in.

564 CHAPTER 23 1955 Guide REFFERENCES * I=B=R Installation Guide No. 5, Baseboard Heating Systems (Institute of Boiler and Radiator Manufacturers, Second Edition, 1953).

642 CHAPTER 27 1955 Guide must be used in the U-bend to take up the deformation, A.

666 CHAPTER 29 1955 Guide are not as high as desired, higher pressures can be obtained by use of a steam compressor.2 It is sometimes desirable to install a separate high-pressure line from the boiler plant for steam supply to laundries or other high-pressure equip ment rather than to operate the entire distribution system at higher pres sures.