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1010 CHAPTER 47 1953 Guide in the case of some slow-drying materials;; such as soap and; wood,' then-no: constant rate will appear, and the whole of the dryingiprocess will'be in the' falling-rate period. ' This period, in themost general: case, can be divided' into two zones which may be termed (1) the zone of unsaturated surface; drying, and (2) the zone where internal liquid-flow controls.

1052 CHAPTER 49 . 1953.

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944 CHAPTER 42 1954 Guide cordingly, it is necessary the designers of electric heating installations obtain specific information from the local electric utility company on both existing and anticipated future conditions at the location, before specifying the capacity and voltage for equipment, wiring and controls.

1022 CHAPTER 46 1954 Guide "A Study of Quartz-Fusing Operations with Reference to Measurement and Control of Silica Fum by E.

52 CHAPTER 3 1955 Guide ment of the families of curves of constant dry-bulb temperature, wet-bulb temperature, volume, relative humidity and degree of saturation, are shown in Fig. 4.

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