388 CHAPTER 22 1965 Guide And Data Book (2) the necessity of controlling temperature within a struc ture, cabinet, pipe, vessel, duct, etc., to a specified value, and (3) building structure limitations.

514 CHAPTER 27 1965 Guide And Data Book Dark-Colored Yam--'D" MediUnvColored ^Light-Colored Yam--"M" Yam--"L" '.Determination of Design Air-Conditioning Load due to Heat Transfer through Glass Closed.

742 CHAPTER 45 1965 Guide And Data Book liquid subcooling is read on the horizontal scale at the bottom of Fig.-41 as 12 F deg.

802 CHAPTER 50 1965 Guide And Data Book TEMPERATURE , 0E6REES FAHRENHEIT NormaBy itftnd (ramfomr oJL RtdraM froa ftefaesce SI.

844 CHAPTER 53 1965 Guide And.Data Book 8 at the percentage CO*, moving horizontally to the curve for- the type of fuel, and then moving, vertically downward to the weight of products per 1000 Btu, the reader can determine the flue gas rate in pounds per hour for any fuel.* Any of the described methods of determining available draft may be used, but)a graphical solution to the problem may be obtained for an 8 X 8-in. chimney from Figs. 2,8, and 10.

848 CHAPTER 54 1965 Guide And Data Book of the outlet grille at a distance of 2 in. and multiplying-; the average velocity by the gross area of.the grille.

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