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372 CHAPTER 15 1954 Guide chamber design is to provide against flame impingement upon either me tallic or firebrick surfaces.
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378 CHAPTER 15 1954 Guide Secondary, air is drawn into gas appliances by natural draft.
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600 CHAPTER 26 1954 Guide units, using a sealing compound if necessary to prevent air leakage into the fan section of the unit.
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724 CHAPTER 32 1954.
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780 CHAPTER 35 1954 Guide velocity in a complete and nearly horizontal circle.
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Mario CoO Co., 1314 Airtemp Div., Chrysler Carp.;, McQuay, Inc., 1236-1237 D J.
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452 CHAPTER 18 1955 Guide Table 9.
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602 CHAPTER 25 1955 Guide REFERENCES 1 See National Association of Fan Manufacturers standard definitions in Chapter 33. * Standard Code for Testing and Rating Steam Unit Heaters--Adopted jointly by The American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers and the Industrial Unit Heater Association, Second Edition January 1950 (IUHA Bulletin No. 10). * Standard Code for Testing and Rating Hot Water Unit Heaters--Adopted jointly by The American Society op Heating and Ventilating Engineers and the Jnduslrial Unit Heater Association, Second Edition April 1953 (IUHA Bulletin No. 11). * A.S.H.V.E.
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884 CHAPTER 37 1955 Guide ;' Table 9.
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890 CHAPTER 38 1955 Guide ' ABSORBENTS Any absorbent substance may be used as a dehumidifying agent if it has a vapor pressure with respect to water lower than the partial pressure of the water vapor in the mixture from which the moisture is to be removed.
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1080 CHAPTER 48 1955 Guide circulated through the finned tubing by means of circulators.
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54 CHAPTER 3 1956 Guide It is possible to obtain two values for the wet-bulb temperature when this temperature is below 32 F.
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1956'Guide 108 CHAPTER S Table 7.
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1956 Guide CHAPTER 9 194 3 4 5 e O s* Cm i `o' X z5 < jOQ 5 oz Z 65 e w s -i Z o 0 1 < fa be O s s zz <es Xs E- S ia _ O S; OI 3 n << H fSSK&H - M m Z JS o 3333 <3000 OOOO Z c S Wood Floor* E s o %%%% 0000 oeoo il 5>3 II I* 5 a| %% -a -- i * *% *p J 3 -> - a *l l 9X eo O 0.076 0.077 0.077 0.076 SSSSS oc?
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July e c .D Mar. j May e c .D May 452 CHAPTER 18 1956 Guide Table 2.
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