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CERTAIN-TEED PRODUCTS CORPORATION Ardmore January 10, 1956 FaoLi Engo Mr0 Oo F0 Grieve REi AGENDA 1956 PLANT MANAGERS MEETING Bit Ho C Johnson - jc ]ir0 P '.3.

THE NEW ORDER IN LATHING AND PLASTERING An Age-Old Handcraft Joins the Moderns -fcr A special report on the Progress of Machines, Tools and Equipment in the Industry {I Reprinted from PLASTERING INDUSTRIES, November 1957 SGP 0003028 A new horizon bids to make the oldest craft the most modern in the construction industry T is appropriate, we feel, that this I National Convention issue of PLASTERING INDUSTRIES should devote its theme to the mechaniza tion of the lathing and plastering craft--along with the many pages devoted to chronicling the accomp lishment of the CPIA and the Bureaus and Institutes across the land.

686: CHAPTER 32 1950 Guide.

726 CHAPTER 34 1950 Guide type of atmospheric water cooling apparatus to be used.

784 CHAPTER 36 1950 Guide of the coils, however, is low and a great' deal, more surface is required than for any other type of cooler.

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40 CHAPTER 3 1951 Guide Thermodynamics 41 vapor present.

194 CHAPTER 9 1951 Guide Table 9.

408 CHAPTER 16 1951 Guide trioxide.

764 CHAPTER 35 1951 Guide cooling and dehumidification, the logarithmic difference does not apply strictly, and such problems should be handled as described in a later section on Performance of Dehumidifying Coils.

808 CHAPTER 36 ' 1951 Guide where vibration is otherwise a problem.

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242 CHAPTER 11 1952 Guide - case of high ceilings. ; However, the exact allowance to be made may be somewhat difficult to determine as it depends on many factors, including (1) the type of heating system, (2) ceiling height, and (3) the insideoutside temperature differential.