796 CHAPTER 35 1954 Guide The selection of a proper water-cooling range depends upon : (1) type of service--refrigeration, internal-combustion engine, or steam fcondenser; (2) wet-bulb air temperature at which the equipment must operate; and (3) type of condenser or heat exchanger employed.

852 CHAPTER 37 1954 Guide the low pressure side of the system.

910 CHAPTER 41 ' 1954 Guide Table 3. ..

Hi i 104 CHAPTER 5 1955 Guidec|| Heat Transfer 105 Case IT of Table 2 fits the conditions of the problem if only free convec-fj tion heating of the pipe is assumed.

cieney, the draft loss through the boiler, and the heat release in the combustion chamber are subjected to limitation by the code.6 Oil-fired boiler ratings are established by tests using gun-type oil burners and commercial grade No. 2 fuel oil.

566 CHAPTER 24 1955 Guide coils and piping.

688 CHAPTER 30 1955 Guide ular requirements of each installation.

972 CHAPTER 43 1955 CLASSIFICATION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF WATER \lgp For industrial use there is no accepted conventional classification^?.

Heating Systems oaSoM Ray Oil Burner Go.

Based upon the effectiveness of activated carbon commercially and in dustrially to adsorb odors, individual adsorption units have been used successfully.

770 CHAPTER 33 1956 Guide stabilize, the flow entering the impeller when adverse flow conditions exist in the approach to the inlet

1070 CHAPTER 47 1956 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 drying process will be in the falling-rate period.

1108 CHAPTER 49 1956 Guide FRICTION LOSS IN HEAD IN LBS.

1206 1956 Guide MACHINED RINGS (See Rings, MOTORS.

146 CHAPTER 7 1957 Guide tained by desensitization treatment, so long as the patients remain in the pollen-free atmosphere.