G. llcEendry Project Analysis Highland Park Director-Plant Ingireering Corporation Hfg.

GUIDE FOR INSPECTION OF REFINERY EQUIPMENT CHAPTER XVHI PROTECTION OF IDLE EQUIPMENT FIRST EDITION 1959 AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE Division of Refining 111 West 50th Street New York 20, N.

Kanpton Engineering Section Manager D. *, Baldwin W^stinghousc D*T1 Harp ton Works January 2^ 1956 I an attaching a copy of Dick Daoant' s lett thought* on this subject.

PERSONNEL/EVENTS u**aa*mmc* OnWMMuy* Jury ttteOm Ooneld X QcmihH hat joined CPO at vice-prerident- finance, succeeding John P.

18 CHAPTER 2 1950- Guide' Abbreviations and Symbols Graphical Symbols for Drawings 45.

60 CHAPTER 3 1950 Guide' 50 per cent saturation) in the direction given by the protractor for a specific enthalpy of 3.06 Btu/lb..

100 CHAPTER 4 1950 Guide [I] Fluid Meters, Their Selection and Installation (American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1933).

224 CHAPTER 10 1950 Guide Braatz (A.S.H.V.E.

186 CHAPTER 9 1951.Guide Table 5.

206 CHAPTER 9 1951 Guide In the winter, visible condensation may collect on interior surfaces of windows, cold closet walls, or attic surfaces.

346 CHAPTER 14 ' 1951 Guide Automatic Fuel Burning Equipment 347 faisaaf-/ Fig. 4.

658 CHAPTER 31 1951 Guide where fti = r-^ D 2g (1) hi head loss due to friction, in feet of fluid flowing.

1016 CHAPTER 48 1951 Guide fitting may be installed in the transmitting circuit to prevent over-heating of the service water.

24 CHAPTER 3 1952 Guide velocity, and energy in the form of enthalpy.

156 i -CHAPTER 8 1952 Guide pally from industrial plants, accumulating during periods of exceptionally prolonged meteorological inversion and fog, contributed to the illness of many persons, and'to the death of some who were especially susceptible.