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652 CHAPTER 25 1957 Guide of high-side equipment in condensing units, the fan-coil units are factory made in various types as indicated by the preceding definitions.
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786 CHAPTER 31 1957 Guide VELOCITY - FT.
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848 CHAPTER 33 1957 Guide - bestos paper, deep sand beds, composite glass wool, layers, compressed glass fiber in the form of paper or batts and resin wool.
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960 CHAPTER 38 1957 Guide in partially filling the heating units in accordance with demand.
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1016 CHAPTER 40 1957 Guide For the four duct positions of Fig. 15, approximate values of Q are given in Fig. 16 for 6 = 0 deg. and for 6 -- 45 deg.
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Copyright 1958 BY THE American Society of Heating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc.
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72 CCHHAAPPTTEERR 44 1958; Guid^ , The curves in Fig.,4 may, be approximated very,closely, by the empiri(;a;l|| formula:1, '- r / c ioo*y1 J= 0.0055 1 + ( 20,000 \ - + Nr,) ' ";'m ^ >',41 '-Equation 8 is'applicable; to all liquids, and: to gases when the pressure!
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.178 CHAPTER 9 1958 Guide ^ Table 4.
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948 CHAPTER 36 1958 Guide / he preferably designed with a pressure drop of less than 5 psi, and with 10 psi as the maximum.
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976 CHAPTER 38 1958 Guide control will be adjusted.to stop the burner at some higher point in the event that the operating controller fails to stop the burner before the higher shut off point is reached.
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1034 CHAPTER 40 1958 Guide Selection of the Absorptive Material When a sound wave impinges on the surface of a porous material, a vibrating motion is set up within the small pores of the material by the alternating sound waves.
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1098 CHAPTER 43 1958 Guide of operating cost is more difficult because the power required for summer cooling is affected by many factors of-a variable nature.
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1170 CHAPTER 47 1958 Guide used in the laboratory tests should be identical to that which will be en countered in commercial operation.
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1250 CHAPTER 52 1958.
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