PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT KN-156 - MINUTES of thr; ANNUAL MEETING NATIONAL INSULATION MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION New York, N.

66 CHAPTER 5 1962 Guide And Data Boot Table 4 :'___Blub Capacities and CFM of 6-lncb Feeder Ducts in Perimeter-Radial Systems in Concrete Slab Floors Section A.

126 CHAPTER 8 1962 Guide-And Data Book connections are made so that water travels from top to bottom in one coil and from bottom to top in the other.

254 CHAPTER 21 1962 Guide And Data Book Table 3 ....

390 CHAPTER 34 are also used.

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806 CHAPTER 74 1962 Guide And Data Boot* to travel andvaporize for miles.

424 CHAPTER 24 1965 Guide And Data Book Design Heat Transmission Coefficients 425 Table 4 Conductivities, Conductances, and Resistances of Building and Insulating Materials (Continued) (Design Values)* Matarwf INSULATING MATERIALS PfUHnS AND DleiBS (Continued) Description Density (Lb per Of ft) Conduc tivity Expanded polystyrene.

544 CHAPTER 29 1965 Guide'And Data Book jets are the effects &t various Reynolds numbers fully, known. /; 3.

864 CHAPTER 56 . 1965 Guide And Data Boot fig. 2....

<95 5=3 c=o Industrial Hygiene Digest October. 1960 and well-being and it would be unthinkable {or medicine to dispense with them.

OFFICERS OF THE MARINE SECTION NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 1961-62 Central Chairmen--\V.

Industrial Hygiene Digest February, 1961 are presented in a schematic form which takes into account the degree of physiological and psychological vulnerability, as well as sociocultural and economic factors in the etiology of the species in question and various elements of the "alcoholic process".

OFFICERS OF THE INDUSTRIAL CONFERE NCE NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 1962-63 I `iee-l'resident for Industry and Claairman--Clvie F.

Iftjmtml Hygiene tuve attempted to tbeir medical need# in various wnya, but thus hr oent have pro* vided more than a few of the basic elements of an effective occupational health program, employers have demonstrated* in a number of ways, their ioterest in promoting the health and effectiveness of their employees by tbe means now available.