26 CHAPTER 2 1962 Guide And Data Book normally designed on the basis of toi* criterion.

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530 CHAPTER 49 1962 Guide And Data Book stable food and does not require refrigeration although whole egg and yolk solids benefit from some refrigeration.

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94 CHAPTER 6 1965 Guide And Data Book . " L * V M,/ V* . / J ; The kinematic viscosity of the vapor ia (36) , _ (V 2.48 x 10-1 *' " p, " 0.0402 - [7' 0 (7 - 0 r, * 6.16 X I0"* sq ft/sec. .

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250 CHAPTER 16 1965 Guide And Data Book i r* - Since the low peripheral velocities are not measured. th air flow calculated by this method is usually slightly high Where the velocity profile is unstable or asymmetric, a greater number of readings should be taken.

288 CHAPTER 19 1965 Guide And Data Book Table 15... .Comparative Refrigerant Performance Per Ton .

456 CHAPTER 25 1965 Guide And Data Book faces depend not only on roof shape and height above ground, but also vary with wind angle and location on the roof with'u respect to the leading edge or ridge.

if I; i 532 CHAPTER 28 1965 Guide And Data Book Table 1 Heat Gain Factors (Walls, Boor and Ceiling) Stop-- (*| ft) {24 M famriafioa Temp difference (gmbectrf lasp mintij storage tcap), f deg Cork or equivalent in. 1 40 50: [55 60 65 -:70 . '75' so .

584 CHAPTER 32 1965 Guide And Data Book points of velocity change, the amount of conversion is sel dom known, and therefore, most fan tables list only the static pressure available to overcome the system resistance. . - According to the Standard Test Code*, the efficiencies may be determined by the formulas: (total) Efficiency = (cfm) X total pressure (inches watcr)^. 6356 X horsepower input Static Efficiency (cfm) X static pressure finches water) 6356 X horsepower, input . ..

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834 CHAPTER 52 possibility of escape of flue gases into the room; where1they are installed.