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274 CHAPTER IS 1948 Guide which is a simple form analogous to the steady-state equations of Chapters 5 and 6.

310 CHAPTER 16 1948 Guide 7.

INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM 3ee Distribution DATE FROM COPIES TO AT subject JOB NO.

* m AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT, by and between KAISER ENGINEERS, INC., an Ohiocorporation (hereinafter called "KAISER'.'); THE YOUNGSTOWN SHEET AND TUBE COMPANY, an Ohio corporation organized in 1900 (hereafter called ('PRESENT YOUNGSTOWN"); and YOUNGSTOWN SHEET AND TUBE COMPANY, an Ohio corporation organized in 1969 (hereinafter called "NEW YOUNGSTOWN"), WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, KAISER and PRESENT YOUNGSTOWN have entered into a certain contract, as evidenced by PRESENT YOUNGSTOWN'S Purchase Order No. 13-6-11099, dated April 22, 1966, as amended, covering the engineering and installation by KAISER of a Basic Oxygen Furnace Plant for PRESENT YOUNGS TOWN at its Indiana Harbor Works; and WHEREAS, PRESENT YOUNGSTOWN has entered into an Agreement of Merger dated as of February 26, 1969, with Lykes Corporation, pursuant to which PRESENT YOUNGSTOWN is to transfer its business and assets as an entirety to its wholly-owned subsidiary, NEW YOUNGSTOWN, in consideration of NEW YOUNGS TOWN assuming all of PRESENT YOUNGSTOWN'S obligations and liabilities; and WHEREAS, the parties desire to substitute NEW YOUNGSTOWN in I lieu of PRESENT YOUNGSTOWN as a party to the aforesaid contract; .

932 1948 Guide HEATERS, Feed-Water - \ Crane Co;, 1148*1149' ' Ilg Electric.

Controls and Instruments Detroit Lubricator Company Division of Amebicaw RftDiATOR & ($tattdai'd ^airitarg corfobation General Offices 5900 Trumbull Ave., Detroit 8, Michigan, U.

Boilers, Healing Systems Radiators, I^ Convectors American ^ gtandaxd Radiator ^ CORPORATION Pittsburgh 30, Pa.

Heating Systems Boilers, cast-iron Spencer Heafter Division--The AVCO Manufacturing Corporation Williamsport, Pa.

136 Heating.

156 ' CHAPTER 7 . 1949 GuideY fluid is fairly constant, being affected principally by pressure drop through the tubes, by superheat of the evaporated refrigerant, and by the presence of oil in solution.

260 CHAPTER 14 1949 Guide* densation.

288 CHAPTER 15 . ' 1949 Guide decrease in amplitude in going through a wall with constant conditions maintained in the indoor space.

294 CHAPTER 15 1949 Guide Table 14.