jFV 322 CHAPTER 14 1953 Guide value; it is clean to handle.

432 CHAPTER 18 1953 Guide opening of windows, abnormal heating of the building, poor design of heat ing system, sun effect, and other variations.

,504 CHAPTER 21 1953 Guide Notes on Vacuum Systems 1.

628 CHAPTER 28 1953 Guide .

,710 CHAPTER 32 1953 Guide Section Table 7.

1954 ANNUAL .

94 Table 2.

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326 CHAPTER 14 1954 Guide of the domestic, commercial and industrial type.

726 CHAPTER 32 For uninsulated non-metallic ducts, 1 1954 Guide (21) where U = overall coefficient of heat transfer, Btu per (hour) (square foot) (Fahren heit degree).

1012 CHAPTER 46 1954 Guide Industrial Exhaust Systems 1013 Table 5.

42 CHAPTER 3 1955 Guide aa f<eH'* *'<2 2222 2222 2SSS S3SS8 SSSS SS S *boaa> t till SSI Sill 8i SSI Sill P I i 0 . a0#s.

0 98 CHAPTER 5 1955 Guide' Heat Transfer 99 The conductance h, thus defined is a function of the shape-emissivity factor, as well as the temperatures of the radiator and receiver.

202 CHAPTER 10 1955 Guide Moisture in building materials may have a marked effect upon the trans-'; mission of heat through them.

228 CHAPTER 11 1955 building be used for this computation.