370 CHAPTER 14 1957 Guide Where approximate results only are desired, values appearing in Table 8 may be substituted for Equations 2, 3, and 4; or the air required for perfect combustion may be estimated by assuming that 0.9 cu ft air is required per 100 Btu of fuel.

748 ,, CHAPTER 29 1957 Guide saturation after the coil will reduce further the dry-bulb temperature and the air quantity required.

1152 CHAPTER 47 1957 Guide- / = air temperature, Fahrenheit. t' = stock temperature, Fahrenheit.

1176 CHAPTER 48 1957 Guide outdoor temperature drops), is set according to a schedule based on the ship's itinerary.

1182 CHAPTER 49 1957 Guide FRICTION LOSS tN HEAD IN LBS.

392 CHAPTER 15 1958 Guide / atomization.

410 CHAPTER IS 1958 ring burners, proportional mixers, or compressors, are purchased for as sembly in existing equipment, usually by the installer.

556 CHAPTER 21 1958 Guide FEATURES OF HOT WATER SYSTEMS Advantageous features of forced low temperature hot water systems are: 1.

570 CHAPTER 21

968 CHAPTER 38 1958 Guide for the controller to move the controlled device through its complete stroke, from one extreme to the other.

1106 CHAPTER 44 : 1958 Guide information on the design of exhaust hoods and duct systems for local exhaust.

232 CHAPTER 17 1959 Guide Table 1 ....

380 CHAPTER 26 1959 Guide dripped into the wet-return, the air venting at the end of the mm is suwnmplishwi by an air vent passing through a thermostatic trap into the dry-return line as shown in Fig. 49.

716 CHAPTER 53 1959 Guide transfer of mass as vapor and internal liquid.

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