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556 CHAPTER 53 1962 Guide And Data Boole many manufacturers are offering a wide range of air-cooled condensing units and remote type air-cooled condensers.
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592 CHAPTER 56 1962 Guide And Data Book causes corrosion of track, bridge structures, and the under side of cars) in transit is eliminated.
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APMACNT MEAN THERMAL CONBUCTTVrTY ..
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800 CHAPTER 74 1962 Guide And Data Book minimnpn or theoretical odor-free air requirement for dilu tion of odors to acceptable or threshold values.
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30 CHAPTER 3 1965 Guide And Data Book Tables 3 and 4 show properties of wati>r for temperatures above 212 F.
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60 CHAPTER 4 1965 Guide And.
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120 ; CHARTERc8 :-. 1965 Guide And.Data Book ture of 90 F showed a reduced rate of spermatogenesis, although a period of 3 weeks at 70 F was sufficient to effect recovery to the normal rate.18-1* Later reports further suggest that high air temperatures may cause lowered fertility for other reasons.88 Subjecting ewes to temperatures of 100 F just before mating will cause a fertilisation failure.*1 Generally, there will be some form of degeneration of the structures of the ovum. .< Under practical-conditions, the greatest loss, in potential offspring conceived in, a high temperature. environment appears to be due to very early embryonic death.88*9 The de gree of susceptibility to adversely high.temperatures is. great est near the time of mating, but this susceptibility generally decreases as the length of rime after mating increases.
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150 CHAPTER 11 1965 Guide And Data Book will be variation, depending on the vision of the observer, the color of the dust, and the contrast available.
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306 CHAPTER 20 1965 Guide And Data.Book Refrigerant Tables and GHarts raK[e 5 ....
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322 CHAPTER 20 1965 Guide And Data Book Table 14........Reverent 113 Proprtiw of Superheated Vapor* {Continued} Trap f Ab* ft*aw 1.4 ptf Ab* Pressure 1 3 pd Abs Pressure 1.6 pa Abs Pressure 2.0 pa Ab* Pressure 23 pd Goge Pm 27.07 m.
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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.
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880 CHAPTER 58 1965;Guide And Data Boole 'Table 2 : Dimensions' and rPfoperties of Copper-Tube1 (AH Typii'EmprDWV atm bamd.oa ASTM"ft-8fl) Nonuaed Six*- Type , OD tn
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972 Evaporator, Circular, Ceiling Type, Finned Evaporator, Domestic or Ice Making Unit Immersion Cooling Unit CHAPTER 63 1965: Guide: And:0ata;B6ok Condenser, "Water-Cooled, Con centric Tube in Tube 1 Condenser, Evaporative Cooling Town Cooling Tower...
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Wednesday, December 28, 1960 FEDERAL REGISTER 13811 60-304.213 Portable circular save.
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