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FILE NAME: Garlock (GAR) DATE: 1990 DOC#: GAR015 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Advertisement in Trade Journal chemicaiweek May2:>.>~}i:0 '' Vol. 146, No. 20 R ecent discussions in trade publica tions and elsewhere have challenged the w orthiness o fasbestos-free sealing products as successors to tried and true asbestos.
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FILE NAME: General Electric (GE) DATE: 1929 Oct DOC#: GE072 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Schenectady Foundry Report / i Sow York.
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FILE NAME: General Electric (GE) DATE: 1933 Mar 27 DOC#: GE171 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Letter to Mr.
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FILE NAME: General Electric (GE) DATE: 1978 July 19 DOC#: GE177 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Memo RE Asbestos-Free GENAL Acknowledging GE Prior Knowledge of Asbestos Hazard g en er a l ELECTRIC * PLASTICS ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT ONE PLASTICS AVENUE PITTSFIELD, MASS. 01201 PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT s UJj 1 8*236 J -4929__ July 19, 1978 Mr.
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760 CHAPTER 35 1951 Guide brine circuit may be dictated by the head available from a given size of pump and pump motor.
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880 CHAPTER 40 1951 Guide Sound Control board 881 Fig. 8.
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902 CHAPTER 42 . 1951 Guide Open Recirculating Systems Where water from condensers and similar equipment is passed through a spray pond or cooling tower and then returned to the equipment, there is an increase in the concentration of solids because of the evaporation of some of the water into the cooling air, and, moreover, the aeration removes carbon dioxide.
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126 CHAPTER 6 1952 Guide measurable degree the optimum conditions for comfort previously in dicated.
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322 CHAPTER 13 1952 Guide of the domestic, commercial and industrial type.
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684 CHAPTER 31 l- . i 19S2 Guide the^'inevitable'- 4<5ss due to tutbiilence.
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762 CHAPTER 34 1952 Guide ~ Example's: It is desired to cool 150,0001b of water per hour (about 100 tons of mechanical refrigeration) from 110 to 84 F with 125,000 lb of dry air per hour, with a design wet-bulb air temperature of 75 F.
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812 CHAPTER 36 1952 Guide nized that heat storage devices may be used with any of these systems involving either a single or a dual heat source.
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Air Conditioning Unit Heaters and Coolers McCord Corporation AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION DIVISION Detroit 11, Michigan FACTORIES: DETROIT, MICH., WASHINGTON, IND., WINDSOR, CANADA MANUFACTURERS OF UNIT HEATERS, CONDENSERS FOR DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATORS MCCORD HORIZONTAL TYPE UNIT HEATERS 16 models for industrial, commercial general office, and store use--a type size and design for every application.
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y8 CHAPTER 5 1953 Guide Fig. 4.
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