808 CHAPTER 36 1952 Guide l- the absorber.

'446 `CHAPTER 18 . 1953 Guide ..

<660 CHAPTER. 30 1953 Guide '' overhead cooling systems, since water condensed out of the air generally .will be present and may damage the interior finish of the rooms below the apparatus.

816 CHAPTER 37 1953-Guide' analysis of probable power requirements,' compressor size; etc.: Further,1 the equations used in analysis1 of a simple saturation cycleTomr the: basis' of the more complex treatments required for compound refrigeration cycles.- For these-reasons a; typical-simple saturation problem \rillr be worked1' in detail

884 CHAPTER 40 - - i 1953 Guide be restricted.

1094 CHAPTER 51 1953 Guide Table 1.

158 CHAPTER 8 1954' Guide Table 3.

292 CHAPTER 13 1954.

676 CHAPTER 31 1954 Guide w Qa "V s.

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Hif }: t Ij i i 4 i INDEX HEATING VENTILATING AIR CONDITIONING GUIDE 1955 33RD EDITION Teclmical.Data Section , Chapters 1-53 and Pages 1-1160 Cross Reference to Subjects in Chapters 1-53 Alphabetically Listed A Abatement air pollution, 151, 154 smoke, 8,.155, 326 Abbreviations, 11 Absolute humidity, 5 pressure, 7 - . temperature; 1>, .30 zero, 1,30 Absorbents, 855, 890.

132 CHAPTER 7 1955 Guide M i . ' if*i concentration, produced the condition in Donora.

920 CHAPTER 40 1955 Gui' winding.

46 CHAPTER 3 1956 Guide T a b le . 3.

CHAPTER 13 1956 Guide Table 9 Total Equivalent Temperature Differentials for Calculating Heat Gain Through Sunlit and oiiaueu Ropfs Description op Roof Construction 1" Woodb or 1" Woodb + 1" or 2" Insulation P.M. 28 | 10 12 4 6 8 10 12 oofs--Exposed to Sun 12J 38 54 62 50 26 10 4 0 Cooling Load 293 5.