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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT BiiS TWALL GYPSUM COMPANY ftrdmore October 27g 1958 Paoli Laboratory 1-Sr* J.
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Air System Equipment Curtis Refrigerating Machine Division of Curtis Manufacturing Company 1959 Kienlen Ave., St.
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48 CHAPTER 3 1950 Guide Table 3.
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116 CHAPTER 6 1950 Guide upon a number of factors, including the dietary and hygienic habits of the occupants (frequently reflecting their socio-economic status), the outdoor air supply, air space allowed per person, odor adsorbing capacity of air conditioning processes, and temperature and relative humidity.
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542 CHAPTER 24 ?
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552 CHAPTER 25 / . 1950 Guide condensate !
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606 CHAPTER 29 1950 Guide flooded; which may give sufficient moisture.
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664 CHAPTER 31 Values for Ci are given in the following table:
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740 CHAPTER 35 1950 Guide the thermal valve and is discharged against the end plug in which the indi vidual liquid feeds are closely arranged.
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860 CHAPTER 40 1950 Guide missible velocity becomes that corresponding to a total sound level of 36.3, or ap proximately 800 fpm.
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1040 1950 Guide Buffalo Forge Co., 1188 Buffalo Pumps, Inc., 1337 Farrar A Trefts.Inc., 1299 Foster Wheeler Corp., 1158 Arthur Harris A Co., 1241 Refrigeration Engineering, Inc., 1182 Eagle-Picher Co., The, 1394 General Blower Co., 1191 Hunter Fan A Ventilating Co., Inc., 1192 Hg Electric Ventilating Co., Inc., 1108,1193 Propellair Div., Robbins A Myers Inc., 1199.
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Copyright 1951 BY THE American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers and by it Dedicated To the Advancement of The Profession and Its Axxied Industries ; text,And illustratiqns; are fuely pro tected BY COPYRIGHT AND NOTHING THAT API>EA^S;MAT BE REPRINTED EITHER WHOLLY OR IN PART WITHOUT' SPECIAL PERMISSION.
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80 CHAPTER 4 1951 Guide It is convenient in the analysis of compressible flow to introduce the velocity of propagation of pressure impulses or, more familiarly, the sonic velocity, a.
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166 CHAPTER 8 1951 Guide consideration be given to operation above the upper explosive limit in.the open areas of buildings or rooms--even- though unoccupied--because the danger of temporary drop of gas concentration to a point within the ex-' plosive range is too great.
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296 CHAPTER 12 1951 Guide Table 23.
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