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PRE-JOB CONFERENCE JANUARY 18, 1965 MIDDLETOWN WORKS KEN 010324 PREPARED BY KAISER ENGINEERS t i INDEX INTRODUCTION GENERAL INFORMATION FACILITIES ARRANGEMENT,DRAWING WORK PERFORMED El GENERAL CONTRACTOR WORK PERFORMED W SUBCONTRACTORS MANPOWER REQUIREMENTS NATIONAL AGREEMENTS KAISER LABOR RELATIONS PRINCIPLES HISTORI OF KAISER ENGINEERS NATIONAL DISPUTES ADJUSTMENT PLAN KEN 010325 INTRODUCTION Armco Steel Corporation has awarded a contract to Kaiser Engineers for the design, engineering and construction of additional steel plant facilities to be located at Armco1 s Middletown Works.

no CHAPTER 9 1960 Guide- Table 4 ....

226 CHAPTER 15 1960 Guide Cycle Y.

244 CHAPTER 17 1960 Ouide`> Glass units are usually rated between 600 and 3000 watte,' for standardized voltages of 120, 208, or 240 volte.

276 CHAPTER 19 . 1960 Guide from each dehumidifier can be taken, is required.

336 CHAPTER 24 1960 Guide on chains, and are alternately dipped in oil and exposed to the air stream.

410 CHAPTER 28 1960 Guide connections are made so that water travels from top to bottom in one coil and from bottom to top in the other.

536 CHAPTER 36 1960 Guide *Dmt*W front teaperutvre ploh.

596 CHAPTER 39 1960 Guide REFERENCES 1 William Thomson-.

600 CHAPTER 40 1960 Guide tower creates a low-pressure area on the leeward side.

Multi-stage refrigerant piping (continued) accessory equipment (continued) refrigerant liquid pumps, 786 subcoolera, 7SB-784 - cascade systems, 781,782 basic elements of. 781 compound systems, 781,782 components, 782 basic elements of, 782 control, 788-789 during pull down, 789 liquid feed control, 788-789 varying loads, 789 varying temperatures, 789 equipment considerations, 783-783 compressors. 782 condensers, 782-783 evaporators, 783 insulation, 790 moisture in circuit, 789-790 pipe sizing and friction data, 788 piping, 788 friction values, 788 oil return arrangement, 788 ssing, 778 reasons for, 781-782 refrigerants, 782,783 temperature limitations, 783 types of systems, 781 vapor barriers, 790 Multi-eone air conditioning, 9 dual-duct systems, 9 fan cod systems, 31 jpHiirtion unit systems, 20 Odor control, 799-808 combustion methods, 806,808 catalyst life, 807 complete oxidation, 806 heat value recovery, 807 use of catalysts, 806,807 masking, 804,805 applying compounds, 804,80J control by, 80S definition, 804 modification, 805, 806 air conditioned spaces, 805 applying modifiers, 805, 806 industrial areas, 805 removal, 799,804 activated charcoal, 801 by absorption, 800 by adsorption, 800, 801 by ventilation, 799,800 carbon reactivation, 801 Owning, operating costs, 859-864 energy costs, 882 constant loads, 862 electrically-operated, 862 full-load hours, 862, 863 _ heat-operated, 863 % fixed charges, 859-861 amortisation, 859 insurance, 861 interest, 860 rent, 861 taxes. 860 labor for operation, 881 jppintATmnra costs, 861 labor and material. 861 repairs, 862 upkeep, 861, 862 ASHRAE Guide And Data Book 1962 Owning, operating costs (continued) water costs, 863 computation of, 863 conservation equipment, 863 windage lasses, 864 P Panel-air systems absorption from lighting, 47 air conditioning, 45 comfort conditions, 51 computations, 46 condensation control, 51 features, 45 luminaires, water cooled, 50 installation cost, 52 operation, 51 panel cooling. 45, 47 panel resistance, 50 panol temperature, 49 panel water circuits, 51 performance, 45 solar absorption, 48 suspended panels, 50 temperature control, 51 test data. 48 soiling, 45 Panel heating application methods, 147 electric panels, 149,160,165 embedded piping, 147 warm air ceiling, 148 controls, 160 desigD procedure, 152-160 ceiling panel, 153-157, 160 floor panels, 157,159 wall panels, 157 warm water, 153 installation, 160 panel construction, 147-149 panel output, 149 combined,. 151 convection. 150 covering effect, 151, 158 panel loss, 152 radiation, 149 panel temperature, 14$ Photographic material air condition ing, 329 film manufacture, 329 film storage, 333 archival films, 333 color film, 335 nitrate base film, 335 relative humidity, 334 safety base film, 333 temperature, 334 processing materials, 330 dryers, 331 {frying film, 333 filters, 331 _,

274 CHAPTER 22 1962 Guide And Data Book N -- disk speed, revolutions per hour.