644 CHAPTER 27 1955 'Guide the line before it can be transferred; to, such equipment as boilers or pumps.

944 CHAPTER 41 1955 Guide , Sound Control nfteoff Fig. 6.

1176 I* 1955 Guide COATINGS COILS, Cooling Patterson-Kelley Co., Inc., The 'ft Armstrong Cork Co., 1647 Aerofin Corp., 1343-1345 1348 ' i.- Miracle Adhesives Corp., 1630 Airtemp Div., Chrysler Corp., 1232- Western Blower Co., 1391 1233 COATINGS, Protective American Blower Corp., 1204-1205 Philip Carey Mfg.

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236 CHAPTER 11 1956 Guide The ventilating results obtained will vary, from time to time, due to varia tion in the velocity and direction of the wind, and the temperature difference.

322 CHAPTER 13 1956 Guide Note that the ratio (space latent load/1076) is the equivalent of the required rate of water vapor removal in pounds per hour.

590 CHAPTER 24 1956 Guide qt = total heat requirement (slab output, q0, plus back and edge losses) Btu per (hour) (square foot).

680 CHAPTER 29 1956 Guide Typical service connections are shown in Fig. 2 for low-pressure service and Fig. 3 for high-pressure service.

684 CHAPTER 29 1956 Guide of design, ease in testing, accuracy at all loads, low cost, and adaptability to low pressure distribution have made it standard equipment with many' heating companies.

To Be Made Effective: 2601-9 g. a-. if*-*- Merchandise Bulletin April 13, 1956 TO ALL SALESMEN AND PIPE INSTRUCTORS Keasbey and Mattison Class 100 "Century Fluid=Tite" Pipe For your general information and to enable vcu to keep abreast of the competitive situation, we have just been reliably informed that subject competitor is starting this month to manufacture 4" and 6" Class 100 "Fluid-Tite" pine and that they expect to follow with the manufacture of 3", 8"9 10" and 12" in the order named.

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i CATALOG DATA SECTION INDEX TO ADVERTISERS HEATING VENTILATING AIR CONDITIONING GUIDE, 1956 A-J MFG.

216 CHAPTER 9 1957 Guide Heat Loss Studies in Four Identical BuildingB to Determine the Effect of Insulation, by D.

532 CHAPTER 20 1957 Guide this excess pressure would not be so great as the case might be in a one-stage reduction.

546 CHAPTER 20 1957 Guide Two satisfactory methods of making runouts for one-pipe systems for either the up-feed or the down-feed type are shown in Fig. 44.