CRISIS BISPSHSt completed in 1955. found only a handful or cases and concluded that whatever was going on in England it wasn't happening here.
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Tear 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 AMERICAN BRAKEBLOK DIVISION SALES TO NAPA INDIANAPOLIS HEAVY DOTY TRUCK STRIPS Cubic Inches Dollar* 98,900 99,500 97,200 93,200 65,800 73,200 64,474 42,325 54,235 $ 8,398 8,644 8,095 6,865 4,917 5,568 4,920 3,226 4,181 Sailing Price Per MCI $ 84.92 86.83 83.28 73.67 74.69 76.04 76.31 76.22 77.09 SCI 01987
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Year 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 AMERICAN BRAKEBLOK DIVISION TOTAL SALES - NAPA JACKSONVILLE Cubic Inches 1,022,700 1,128,800 1,436,200 1,461,200 1,330,100 1,374,400 1,377,200 1,663,100 1,629,100 1,703,300 1,202,300 1,737,301 1,812,315 1,885,378 Dollars $ 66,414 70,332 84,698 80,985 77,526 78,769 84,481 100,447 95,815 98,809 70,951 99,145 103,347 106,990 Selling Price Per MCI $ 69,24 62.11 59.73 56.77 58.86 58.34 63.18 61.81 60.07 59.14 59.29 58.21 58.38 58.56 SCI 02081
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July 1, 1959 Ref: 595 Hr.
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154 CHAPTER 8 1954 Guide particles in the 0.1 micron vicinity may have influenced the determination of average particle size.
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,178 CHAPTER 9 1954 Guide nificantly the convection part of conductance; the average value de creases as the surface length increases.
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446 Table 7.
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586 CHAPTER 25 1954 Guide final temperature of'the air leaving the grille while the unit is delivering outdoor air and room air in the proper proportion and the heating'element is supplied with steam or hot water as specified. ' The standard air rating is obtained in accordance with the A.S.H.V.E.
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752 CHAPTER 34 1954 Guide ventilated space, by the protection of the equipment in the ventilation system itself, and by providing relatively dust-free air for critical manuia.clurmg processes.
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750 CHAPTER 33 1954 Guide mgs, drives and motors outside the gas stream, centrifugal fans are usuallyused and in arrangements 1,2, 4, or 8 (Fig. 6).
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766 CHAPTER 34 1954 Guide towers and wetted filters they .all have a constant resistance during their operation.
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1092 CHAPTER SO 1954 Guide cost of the equipment installed, and (2) because of the increased size it re sults in less desirable humidity conditions within the residence.
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22 CHAPTER 2 1955 Guide 76.
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f ft & i. ; '48 CHAPTER 3 1955 Guide ps a.* S<B SBewe, 8SSSS teSglS sssss SSSgS ssggf i|sgs mu mu mm mm mn mm Sat.
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