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220 CHAPTER 10 1955- Guide#* 'M | * Remedial Measure* Jor Building Construction, by L.

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'584 CHAPTER 24 1955 Guide be kept below 285 F which corresponds to about 40 psig steam.

586 CHAPTER 24 1955 Guide Radiant Heating (Heating and Ventilating, March, 1941, p. 35).

746 CHAPTER 32 1955 Guide Section Table 7: Tabulation op Results (Example 6) Air Volume cfm - Equiva lent Length ' Velocity 1 ft - fpm Rectangular Duct in.

Heating Ventilating Air Conditioning Guide 1956 Conductor, 3 Conduits for piping, 675 Connections boiler, 406. 520 heating units, 532 Control, controls airborne infection, 132 aircraft temperature, 1097 automatic, 895 automobile temperature, 1096 biochemical reactions, 1029* central fan systems, 686 chemical reactions, 1027 contaminant by exhaust,' 1041 corrosion, 995 crystallisation, 1029 dehydrating equipment, 804 dew-point, 1030 effect of hot environment, 1033 high temperature water sys tem, 558 ice bunker water, 865 laboratory conditions, 1030 motor, 923 panel heating, 911 passenger bus temperature, 1095 passenger car temperature, 1092 humidity, 1092 refrigeration, 874, 876 service water temperature, 1123 ship air conditioning, 1102 slime. 993 sound, 941 statio electricity, 1030 street car and coach tempera ture, 1093 temperature for machining, 1030 vibration, 959 Control, automatic,.695 action types, 896 air washers, 915 applications, 904 auxiliary equipment, 903 central fan systems, 912 components of systems, 898 controlled devices, 902 controllers, 898 controlling elements, 899 cooling, 914 dehumidification, 914 design coordination, 917 electric, 896,900 electronic, 696, 900 equipment selection, 919 floating, 897 fuel burning equipment, 904 fundamentals, 895 gas burners, 907 hot water heating, 910 ' humiditv, 914 hydraulic, 896 indicating, 900 individual room, 912 measuring elements, 898 oil burners, 996 operating, 905 panel beating, 911 ' pneumatic, 896, 900 preheater coil, 913 primary, 908 proportional, 897 recording. 900 residential, 907 size of area , 918 space conditions, 915 ' static pressure. 902, 915 steam flow, 920 steam beating, 909 stokers, 606 system types, 896 typical system, 915 unit heaters, 916 unit ventilators, 917 valv,902 water now, 922 zone; 908 Control, automatic tinued) zone systems, 909 Controllers, 895 functions, 895 types, 895 {con Convection, 3, 89, 99 equation. 91 unit conductances, 93 Convector, convectors. 3, 561, 563 correction factor. 568,,569 heat emission, 564 heating effect, 567 induction, 692, 693 ratings, 566 Converging vanes, 716 Conversion ' burners, 385 equations, 15, 212 Coolers, 609, 619, 873 Cooling, 275, 603 air conditioning units, 609, 1132 atmospheric water, 803 coil selection, 836 evaporative, 697 W/275, 689 methods, 1129 performance of coils, 841, 843 ponds?

160 CHAPTER 8 1956 Guide gf apply a reasonable safety factor to the ventilation estimate without consideration of the concentrations of gases or vapors that approach the danger point.

472 CHAPTER 19 1956 Guide Fig. 7.

616 CHAPTER 26 1956 Guide units are not generally equipped with controls.

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28 CHAPTER 3 1957 Guide gas is heated or cooled_at constant pressure, the volume V varies as the absolute temperature T.

98 CHAPTER S 1957 Guide Flo. 4.

148 CHAPTER 7 1957 Guide f summer outside conditions for general wards and treatment rooms, and 70 / F with 30 to 50 percent relative humidity (65-66 ET) for winter conditions.

262 CHAPTER 12 1957 Guide outdoor air supply equals or exceeds the amount of natural infiltration which would occur without ventilation, the natural infiltration may be neglected. 9.