364 CHAPTER 15 1950 Guide cent reserve for igniting a new charge, more grate area may be required depending upon the depth of the fuel pot.

550 CHAPTER 25 1950 Guide MODIFICATIONS OF REMOTE UNITS Features of various modifications of remote air conditioners are given' in the following paragraphs.'

604 CHAPTER 29 1950 Guide upper one closes the lower one opens; selecting between them, air in the required quantity from either the warmer chamber A or the cooler one B..

656 CHAPTER 31 - 1950 Guide where ht = regain in static pressure, feet of fluid flowing

678 CHAPTER 32 1950 Guide : . 31 Variation in Fan Size:' ... .

770 CHAPTER 36 1950 Guide between the vapor in the cylinder and the cylinder wall, and also because of intentional heat dissipation from the outside of the cylinder walls to the surroundings, or to a cooling fluid passing through a water jacket around the cylinder.

878 CHAPTER 42 !

986 CHAPTER 48 1950 Guide COOLING WATER PIPING Many installations such as cooling towers, refrigeration systems and condensers require an adequate supply of cooling water. - For condensate piping, standard weight black pipe And cast-iron flanges are generally used.

66 CHAPTER 3 1951 Guide f Solution b.

216 CHAPTER 10 1951 Guide Table 2.

348 CHAPTER 14 1951 Guide In the underfeed side-cleaning stokers the fuel is introduced at the front of the furnace to one or more retorts, and is advanced away from the retort as-combustion progresses, while finally the ash is disposed of at the sides.

'486 CHAPTER 20 1951 Guide steam demand occurs, because this maximum demand creates a slight pressure drop in the service line. .

548 CHAPTER 24 1951 Guide In the selection of unit heaters it is important to ascertain that the throw is sufficient.

622 CHAPTER 29 1951 Guide ture difference.

630 CHAPTER 29 . 1951 Guide 2.