780 CHAPTER 35 1954 Guide velocity in a complete and nearly horizontal circle.

,936 CHAPTER 42 1954 Guide used and on the type of heat distribution system and its controls.

Heating Condensers (continued) design data, 814 .evaporative,.872 water cooled, 872 Condition line, 60, 315 Conductance, 3,' 167, 170, 179 air space, 170, 178 building materials, 171,178 ' insulators, 171, 178,649 : soil, 169 surface, 175, 654 '- Conduction, 3, 89dirying methods, 1070 electric heaters, 953. equation, 90 steady-state, solutions, 101 : Conductivity. 3, 89, 174, 178' batt type,insulation, 171, 178 building boards, 171,178 building materials, 174, 178 . homogeneous materials, 169-' insulating materials, 171, 172, 178, 179, 649 insulation blankets, 172,178 insulators, 172, 178, 649 . loose-fill insulation, 172, 182 masonry materials,. 171, 178plastering materials, 171, 178 rigid insulation, 172 roofing construction, 172 soil, 173, 174 woods, 172, 179 Conductor, 3 Conduits for piping, 667 Connections, boiler, 400, 512 heating unite, 524 , Control, controls., absorption unite, 904 actuated, 897 actuating, 896 . adsorption units, 904 airborne infection; 132 all-year conditioning, 678, 901, 906 application, 898 automatic, 482 , 895 fuel appliances, 361, 899 temperature, 896 basic types, 895 central fan system, 677, 904 all-year system, 677, 905 heating cycle, 682 coal-fired plant, 899 compressor, 876, 904 cooling unite, 903 damper operator, 898 dehumidification, 903, 904 dehydrating equipment, 865 ' design, 911 designation, 895 draft, 333 electric heating, 899 electronic, 909 equipment for motors, 927 fan, 768, 904. gas burner, 899 gas-fired appliances, 899 heating unit, 899 high temperature, 551 hot water heating, 902 hot water supply, 1113 humidity, railway cars, 1082 ice bunker, 904 indicating, 897 individual rooms, 1092 limit, 900 modulating, 895, 901 motor, 913 oil burners, 899 panel heating, 907 circuit balance, 908 inertia, 907 night temperature, .908 typical systems, 909 pneumatic systems, 895 rate of biochemical reactions, 1019 Ventilating Air Conditioning Guide 1955 Control, controls (continued) rate of chemical reactions, 1017 rate of crystallization, 1019 recording, 897 refrigeration equipment, 874, 903 compressor type, 904 ice cooling, 904 well water, 903 regain, 1016 relay, 898 residential systems,- 899 room, 910 room thermostat, 900, 910.

1955 Guide Compiled by John A.

278 CHAPTER 13 1955 Guide tion of heat to the enclosure by any one or all of the mechanisms of conduc-' tion, convection, and radiation.

590 CHAPTER 25 1955 Guide the temperature of air leaving the heater, as well as upon its velocity.

766 CHAPTER 33 ' 1955 Guidi' Fans 767 Coontar-Oockwise Top Horizontal Clockwise Top Horizontal Clockwise Bottom Horizontal Counter-Clockwise Bottom Horizontal NbTrSW.Sl No 7 - DW, D1 ..

842 vohere CHAPTER 36 1955 Guidfe if Cj : /1 = internal film coefficient of heat transfer, Btu per (hour) (square foot of internal tube surface) (Fahrenheit degree). tr -- average refrigerant temperature, Fahrenheit degrees.

1106 CHAPTER 49 1955 Gui3e any house or apartment, Table'8 gives estimates of the maximum hot water requirements in 24 hr in various types of buildings. . i In estimating the size of hot water storage tank required, and the heating capacity, to be provided, either from the boiler .or from an independent domestic hot water heater, it is necessary to know the total quantity of water to be heated per day, and the maximum amount which will be used in any one hour, as well as the duration of the peak load

1122 CHAPTER 50 1955 Guide central air conditioning to residences having heating systems which do not contain provision for attaching summer cooling equipment.

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450 CHAPTER 18 1956 Guide deg. below 65 F.

524 CHAPTER 21 VALVE ACCESS PLUG 1956 Guide Steam Heating Systems 525 Fig. 21.

1164 CHAPTER 52 1956 Guide was recommended to take its place.