276 CHAPTER 12 1957 Guide necessary to make an allowance for floor heat loss from rooms located over the basement.

412 CHAPTER 16 1957 Guide tested, the flue gas temperature and analysis, the minimum overall effi ciency, the draft loss through the boiler, and the heat release in the com bustion chamber are subjected to limitation by the code.5 Oil-fired boiler ratings are established by tests using gun-type oil burners and commercial grade No. 2 fuel oil.

462 CHAPTER 18 1957 Guide I deg. below 65 F.

544 CHAPTER 20 plan: 1957 Guide Steam Heating Systems Alfl OUTLET GRILLE L- CONVECTOR ENCLOSURE 545 ' THERMOSTATIC TRAP Fig. 47.

574 CHAPTER 21 1957 The two following important factors in tank sizing have not been illus trated in the Examples 4 to 6: 1.

656 CHAPTER 25 1957 Guide explained in Chapter 37, the latent heat of the moisture removed is changed to sensible heat, so that coils must be used as after-coolers to obtain the right dry-bulb temperatures. , Factory produced units are also available for use with solid adsorbents such assilica gel.

658 CHAPTER 25 1957 Guide units are not generally equipped with controls.

w 1 894 CHAPTER 35 1957 Guide temperature of the air mixture in the coil falls below the entering dew point temperature, moisture removal proceeds.

1154 CHAPTER 47 1957 Guide Actual dryer operation is somewhat more complicated because even if radiation and conduction losses are neglected, the wet-bulb temperature of the air remains constant only as long as surface evaporation of water is taking place.

Air System Equipment Copeland Refrigeration Corporation Sidney, Ohio COPELAND compressors, motor-compressors and condensing units.

352 CHAPTER 14 1958 Guide slightly in mild weather, and should be shaken only until the first red particles drop from the grates in cold weather.

658 CHAPTER 24 1958 Guide tially recessed into the wall to save space without materially affecting the results.

846 CHAPTER 33 1958 Guide clogging dirt mat on the filter face.

940 CHAPTER 36 1958 Guide bellows measuring suction pressure.

1162 CHAPTER 47 1958 Guide X1 where the constant rate ends and the drying rate begins to decrease, is termed the critical moisture content.