104 CHAPTER 9 1960 Guide and tMcVgays of the homogeneous material, the conductance of non-homogeneous materials (such as concrete blocks), the surface conductances of both sides of the construction, and the conductances of any contained air spaces.
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570 CHAPTER 38 : 1960 Guide steam consumption in pounds per hour per toD of refrigera tion increases rapidly as the booster steam presure is low ered.
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590 CHAPTER 39 1960 Guide Table 3____Number of Defrosts per Year* (100 Percent Running Time) Climate (7AO Normally dry Normally damp -10 te 5 6-6 475 450 800 750 9-41 12-14 15-17 18-20 21-22 24-26 27-29 30-32 33-35 35-39 39-41 400 375 350 300 250 200 175 150 100 75 50 700 625 575 500 425 350 300 225 175 125 100 The figure* pva mu*t be multiplied by the running-time mtio (or the period considered Chapter 12, which take into account the probabilities of oc currence.
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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT KN-156 MINUTES of thr; ANNUAL MEETING NATIONAL INSULATION MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION New York, N.
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202 CHAPTER 15 1962 Guide And Data Book tern, a detailed study of (1) Gist cost, (2) owning and operat ing cost, (3) space requirements, and (4) effect on total build ing or remodeling costs, should be conducted.
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432 CHAPTER 39 fj1962 Guide And Data Book is stored and sold under refrigeration in order to preserve quality.
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12 CHAPTER 1 1965 Guide And Data .Book effectiveness of the absorber as a compressor.
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224 CHAPTER 15 1965 Guide And Data Book anodes.
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444 CHAPTER 24 1965 Guide And Data Book Table 14 ....
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448 CHAPTER 24 1965 Guide And Data Boole For panels not vertical or horizontal, such as sloped glass in some types of skylights, calculation. procedures such as those shown in Tables 5 through 15 should be used.
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596 CHAPTER >33LV; '' 1965GuideAndData Book1 spray water.
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620 CHAPTER 36 1965 Guide And Data Book are nevertheless valid and significant because'all were subject to identical standardised procedures. ' ;1 Test methods of the National Bureau of Standards have validity for similar reasons, but because the testing is per formed for government departments and on the bads of confi dential reporting, toe test value is largely restricted to govern* meat personnel and contractors doing government work. / Dioctyl-phtoalate (DOP) smoke, a homogeneous aerosol of 0-3-micron particle size, is .used to test a special class of extremely high efficiency filters, used principally to oontrol particulate matter of extreme toxicity, and for supply syf* terns to areas requiring exceptional cleanliness.
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788 CHAPTER 50 1965 Guide And-Data Book can be considered as dissolving the other and ret^irmcbip is frequently, termed the mutual solubility. ' The mutual solubility relationships are commonly ex pressed according to the predominant component, i.e., oil- rich and refrigerantrrich solutions..If the solution tW. ^ formed on muring the refrigerant and oil consists of a wingU liquid phase, the two components are said to be miscible.
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