294 CHAPTER 13 1958 Guide- :d\r Table 2.., Summer Climatic Conditions4 (Continued) Suggested.

384 CHAPTER 15 1958 Guide of the bituminous models, however, require removal of the ash from the fuel bed after it is fused into a clinker.

674 CHAPTER 26 1958 Guide Table 1.

742 CHAPTER 28 1958 Guide 10 Piping, Valves, Fittings and Accessories, District Heating Handbook, Third Edition, pp. 169-174, (National District Heating Association).,, 11 Steam Traps and Drain Pockets, District Heating Handbook, Third Edition, pp. 175-176 {National District Heating Association). 12 Control of Steam Flow, District Heating Handbook, Third Edition, p. 211 (Na tional District Heating Association). 18 The Reinsulation of Underground Steam Mains (Proceedings, National District Heating Association, 1945, p. 21). 14 Underground Insulation Specifications, p. 162, Thermal Conductivity, p. 180> Steam Pipe Insulation, p. 184, Soil Temperature Surrounding a Buried Steam Line> p. 188, and Heat Loss from Insulated Buned Steam Line, pp. 189-194, District Heating Handbook, Third Edition (National District Heating Association). 16 Heat Loss, Piping Handbook, by Sabin Crocker, Fourth Edition, 1955, Chapter XI, p. 1016 (McGraw-Hill Book Co.). u Return of Condensate, District Heating Handbook, Third Edition, p. 158.

848 CHAPTER 33 1958 Guide ionizing field, and some 6000 volts between the plates, upon which, the precipitation of dust occurs.

908 CHAPTER 35 1958 Guide temperature of the air mixture in the coi!

966 CHAPTER 38 1958 Guide changes in outdoor temperature is an example.

1056 CHAPTER 41 1958 Guide used and on the type of heat distribution system and its controls.

72 CHAPTER 6 1959 Guide by acclimatized men working in hot environments (The Journal o^lndustrud Hygiene end Toxicology, Vol. 27, March IMS, p.

196 CHAPTER 13 1959 Guide At = area of separating section concerned, square feet, ft *= air temperature in adjacent space.

246 CHAPTER 18 1959 Guide Table 6.. ..

516 CHAPTER 36 1959 Guide for a given inlet temperature and flow rate, to the ideal draft that would be observed if the same quantity of flue gases traversed the chimney without cooling and without friction.

540 CHAPTER 37 1959 Guide Comfort Healing (American Gas Association, 1838).

606 CHAPTER 42 1959 Guide V*KT or MOISTURE PER MILLION PARTS ORT AIR 6T VOLUME Rg. 9....

842 CHAPTER 76 1 W.