730 CHAPTER 32 1955 Guide' appreciable, as in elbows of good design, it is customary to include the dynamic loss with the friction loss, thereby facilitating design calculations.

782 CHAPTER 34 1955 Guide _ cleaner differs with the size and nature of the dust on which the cleaner operates.

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744 CHAPTER 32 1956 Guide is obtained from Fig. 7: (LjW)i = 11.5.

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898 CHAPTER 39 1956 Guide to move the controlled device through its complete stroke, from one extreme to the other.

1032 CHAPTER 45 1956 Guide Design of Dilution Systems The first step in the design of a system employing the dilution method is to determine as exactly as possible the nature and extent of the contami nating load.

1066 CHAPTER 47 1956 Guide fc. .= total heat transfer coefficient, Btu per (hour) (square, foot) (Fahrenheit degree).

1088 CHAPTER 47 . 1956 Guide REFERENCES 1 Drying, by W.

186 CHAPTER 9 1957 Guide Table 6.