298 CHAPTER 12 1950 Guide 10, Table 3.

344 CHAPTER 14 1950 Guide adapted to flat flames, or to conical flames that can be spread over the floor of the combustion chamber.

706 CHAPTER 33 1950 Guide force upon specially shaped blades of an exhauster wheel,' and then conveyed through a dust circuit in the fan casing to the dust storage hopper. 4.

732 CHAPTER 34 1950 Guide.

912 CHAPTER 44 1950 Guide Conditioning and Drying In general, the materials may be exposed to desirable humidities for treatment coincidentally with the manufacture or processing of the mate rials, or they may be treated separately in special enclosures.

310 CHAPTER 12 1951 Guide or the supply temperature t, can be determined as follows, g.

784 CHAPTER 36 1951 Guide 0.17330, BO the Buperheat, lmi, possessed by the actual gas discharged from this com pressor can be obtained by interpolation aa, Ui _ 0.16828 - 0.16603 25 " 0.17330 - 0.16608 from which U& = 7.6 deg.

804 CHAPTER 36 1951 Guide With the pressure actuated device, the^control ia frequently located directly on the condensing unit, and the low pressure in the suction line or the crankcase of the compressor is used to control motor operation.

998 CHAPTER 48 1951 Guide Table 1.

1030 CHAPTER 49 1951 Guide edge.0'*' Other information on orifices and their use is contained in Chap ter 4, Fluid Flow.

1032 CHAPTER 49 1951 Guide The Kata Thermometer The measurement of air current velocities within enclosed spaces, such as the rooms of a house, is usually a tedious undertaking.

tijn 1 Chapter 33--Air Cleaning.

708 CHAPTER 32 t -. 3.

838 CHAPTER 37 . 1952 Guide Fio. 6.

870 CHAPTER 39 1952 Guide /' -not greater than 100 deg from the vertical, cannot enter the machine either directly or by striking and running along the surface.