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In an additional effort to provide stable pallets for shipping, Manville Corporation or related entities utilized an automatic wrapping machine which wrapped a single or double layer of stretch film around the pallet load.

160 CHAPTER 11 1960 Guide and R.

392 CHAPTER 26 1960 Guide dripped into the wet-return, the air venting at the end of the main is accomplished by an air vent passing through a thermostatic trap into the dry-return line as shown in Fig. 49.

526 CHAPTER 35 1960 Guide combustible material and 200 F for furnaces that may be installed in an enclosure using combustible materials.

748 CHAPTER 54 1960 Guide Table 5 ....

244 CHAPTER 20 1962 Guide And Data kook proved environment by control of some or all of the space conditions of temperature, humidity, air motion, and air purity (dust, fume and vapor removal).

ASHRAE Guide And Data Book 1965 Air contaminants (continued) combustible dusts, 151 fallout, 158 flammable gases and vapors, 150 limits, 156 industrial, 150 measurement, 149 pollen, 159 radioactive, 158 sizes, 149 threshold limit values, 152 Air-cooled condensers, 691 Air coolers, 593 evaporative, 593, 598 air washers, 593 equipment, 598 principles, 593 rotary unit, 599 slinger unit, 598 wetted-pad unit, 598 Air cooling, 593, 603 coils, 603 applications, 606 arrangement, 603, 606 construction, 603 control, 605 dehumidifying; 608, 621 direct-expansion, 604 dry, 608, 610 flow resistance, 609 beat transfer, 609 performance of HwTinmiHifying oofla 611 performance of dry coils, 610 refrigeration load determination, 611 selection, 607 uses, 603 water, 604 evaporative, 593, 598 air washers, 593 equipment, 598 prineiplest 593 rotary unit, 599 slinger unit, 598 wetted-pad unit, 598 Air-cycle equipment, 671 control, 673 air flow, 674 compartment air temperature, 673 turbine anti-ice, 674 water separator, 674 performance estimating, 675 design for other air flow capacity, 681 fixed size units, 675 test performance curves, 675 sources of high pressure air, 674 systems, 671 h**ii, 671 basic-evaporative, 671 bootstrap, 672 bootstrap-evaporative, 672 reduced ambient, 673 regenerative, 673 Air diffusing equipment, 553 sailing diffusers, 556 accessory devices, 556 applications, 555 special features, 556 high velocity, 658 dual-duct terminal units, 559 high capacity dual-duct units, 559 preesure-redudng valves, 558 single-duct terminal units, 559 slot diffusers, 555 accessory devices, 656 applications, 555 special features, 556 Air-diffusing equipment (confirmed) supply grilles, 554 accessory devices, 555 applications, 554 special features, 555 Air distribution, 537, 553 Air ducts, 561 circular equivalents, 565 construction, 576-580 rectangular high-pressure, 579 rectangular low-pressure, 576 rectangular medium-pressure, 578 round, 577 design, 561, 570 equal friction method, 571 high velocity, 575 procedure, 670 static regain method, 572 velocities, 670 velocity redaction method, 571 dynamic losses, 565 friction losses, 562-565 heat losses, 579 pressure change 561 pressure losses, 568 area changes, 569 divided-flow fittings; 568 elbows, 567 weights, 580 Air heating, 613 coils, 613 applications, 614 construction, 613 design, 613 flow arrangements, 614 heat transfer, 615 performance, 616 ratings, 615 selection, 615 steam, 613 water, 613 Air pollution, 151 Air requirements, 101 minimum f0r odor removal, 102 Air washers, 593 air cleaning, 597 cooling, 596 dehumidification, 596 humidification, 595 maintenance, 597 types, 593 cell-type, 595 high-velocity, 595 spray-type, 593 Ammonia-water systems, 14, 661, 665 chilled water temperature influence, 666 condenser water temperature influence, 666 equilibrium properties, 14 heat source temperature influence, 666 low temperature application, 666 Anemometers, 248 Animals, physiological considera tions, 117 cattle, 117 heat and moisture release, 118 growth rate, 118 production rate, 117 reproduction, 118 poultry, 121 heat and moisture release, 122 sheep, 119 growth rate, 119 neat production, 120 Animal*, physiological considera tions (continued) production rata, 119 reproduction, 120 swine, 120 growth rate, 120 heat and moisture release, 121 Anodic polarization, 224 Apparatus dew point, 522 Atmosphere, U.S.

208 CHAPTER 14 1965 Guide And; Data Book A particularly severe cross transmission problem- exists:in prisons, where ducts could be used for communication between cells.

340 CHAPTER 20 1965 Guide And' Data Book Table 22 : Refrigerant 717 Properties of Superheated Vapor* (Continued) rMp Ft (At Sat) - 60."'. 100. * . - -. ' 160.:' . '200 - . 260 - .

458 CHAPTER 25 1965 Guide And Data Book heigut.

762 CHAPTER 47 1965 Guide And Data Boptc determined rate will not be found; With increased sensitivity. the problem of contamination becomes rather troublesome, j so that in many cases the items being tested are brought into. a chamber or booth where fresh air is furnished under positive pressure.

872 CHAPTER 57 1965 Guide And Data Book are voluntary.- Those for electrical equipment used in the air:-, conditioning and refrigerating industries are listed in Chapter 71.