634 CHAPTER 27 1955 Guide Table 14.

180 CHAPTER 9 1956 Guide or the application of coatings, even though transparent to the eye, must be considered ip selecting a material for use.10 Surface emissiyity values should be obtained by tests.

206 CHAPTER 10 1956 Guide tion line represents the limiting concentrations of water vapor which can exist as vapor at various temperatures.

746 CHAPTER 32 1956 Guide The loss for a sudden symmetrical contraction can be expressed as where Hc -- pressure loss due to sudden contraction (Fig. 10b) Co = loss coefficient based on orifice area A o Vo = velocity of air through orifice, feet per minute.

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To Be Made Effective: July 29,1957 Merchandise Bulletin 2601-87 TO: All Salesmen Southwestern Region - Pipe Division PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT JMMC-281 Ring-Tite & Fluid-Tite Couplings Some of you have reported that representatives of Keasbey & Mattison and their distributors have been advising customers in your territory that the Fluid-Tite Coupling has a greater wall thickness than our Ring-Tite Coupling.

138 CHAPTER 7 1957 Guide injuries, those subjected to brain operations, and those with barbiturate poisoning may have hyperthermia, especially in a hot environment, due to a disturbance in the heat regulatory center of the brain.

168 CHAPTER 8 1957 Guide Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology (monthly) (Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, Mass.)- See cumulative abstract and subject indexes.

226 CHAPTER 10 1957 Guide the appropriate limits of relative humidity.

710 CHAPTER 27 1957 Guide third inches would be averaged and the pipe size for list price would be that nearest the average pipe size of the second and third inch.

834 CHAPTER 33 1957 Guide and therefore, the filter should be designed to minimize the formation of a clogging dirt mat on the filter face.

840 CHAPTER 33 1957 Guide resulting residue is disposed of directly to prepare the equipment for further duty.

1076 CHAPTER 43 1957 Guide extend to other facilities beyond the equipment being discussed here, it is important that only an equitable share of the group's time be charged to maintenance. .

1220 CHAPTER 52 1957 Guide sary for accurate measurements, and its magnitude is usually computed by means of the following formula: K = 0.00009 D (U ---**)- (1) where K ~ correction to be added, Fahrenheit degrees.

`224 CHAPTER 10 1958 Guide .1 - { ure curve, thereby confirming that the critical plane for condensation was correctly assumed