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30 CHAPTER 3 1953 Guide vapor present.

194 CHAPTER 9 1953; Guide; Table 16; Coefficients of Transmission (V) of Fiat Roofs Covered with Built-up Roofing.

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450 CHAPTER 19 1953 Guide pipe except one although it is sometimes omitted in one leader connected to a room heated at all times.

. '468 CHAPTER 20 Fio. 4.- Equivalent Length of Fittings GROUP 1.

.830 CHAPTER 37 1953 Guide operation upon a difference in pressure between the inside of the cylinder and the suction or discharge line.

960 CHAPTER 45 1953 Guide Table 1.

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1038 CHAPTER 48 1953 Guide tremes of temperature, pressure and humidity, and also withstand contin uous extreme vibration..

52 CHAPTER 3 1954 Guide ment of the families of curves of constant dry-bulb temperature, wet-bulb temperature, volume, relative humidity and degree of saturation, are shown in Fig. 4.

222 CHAPTER 11 1954 Guide are indicative of what might be expected in this connection, but it should be noted that Table 3 is' based on a no-wind condition, and therefore not directly applicable to heating design.

432 Chapter 17 1954 Guide to the chimney should not be located opposite each other. : The con nection from the larger device should be reasonably low, and that from the smaller,'up near the ceiling, so that each device can be serviced as well as 4penfroAnf r\f +K/* AfKni* J/OOOU/IG) lOgOlUiCOO Kji unb luGuuiuuuv v/ uuv/ uiuvi> : Even where such precautions are taken, there is, under unusual conditions, some possibility of flow of combustible gases from one appliance into another.

4512 CHAPTER 36 1954 Guide cooling and dehumidification, the logarithmic difference does not apply strictly, and such problems should be handled as described in a later section oil Performance of DehUmidifying, Coils.

1032 CHAPTER 47 1954 Guide' Industrial Drying Systems 1033 in this case of some slow-drying materials, such as soap and wood, then np constant rate will appear, and the whole of the drying process will be in the falling-rate, period.