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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.

548 CHAPTER 37 1960 Guide Table 2 ....

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66 CHAPTER 5 1962 Guide And Data Boot Table 4 :'___Blub Capacities and CFM of 6-lncb Feeder Ducts in Perimeter-Radial Systems in Concrete Slab Floors Section A.

126 CHAPTER 8 1962 Guide-And Data Book connections are made so that water travels from top to bottom in one coil and from bottom to top in the other.

254 CHAPTER 21 1962 Guide And Data Book Table 3 ....

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424 CHAPTER 24 1965 Guide And Data Book Design Heat Transmission Coefficients 425 Table 4 Conductivities, Conductances, and Resistances of Building and Insulating Materials (Continued) (Design Values)* Matarwf INSULATING MATERIALS PfUHnS AND DleiBS (Continued) Description Density (Lb per Of ft) Conduc tivity Expanded polystyrene.