Journal of the American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers, Volume 27The Society, 1921 - Air conditioning |
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AMERICAN SOCIETY amount Annual Meeting apparatus application average Bellevue-Stratford Hotel BERGGREEN bituminous coal Board building Bureau of Mines burning capacity carbon monoxide cent Chairman chimney Cleveland CO₂ coke combustion Committee connection cost Council curve determine discussion draft dry-bulb temperature duct dust Eastern Pennsylvania Chapter efficiency elected Engr experience fahr fire flue flue gas fuel furnace gases heat loss heater heating and ventilating Heating Boilers heating engineer heating system hot water hot-water hour humidity installation interest Journal lignite material membership method moisture operation paper Philadelphia Pittsburgh plant practice present President pressure professional engineering pulverized coal radiation Research Laboratory resistance risers Secretary Semi-Annual Meeting session smoke pipe SOCIETY OF HEATING standard steam storage supply surface temperature tion tunnel valves vapor vapor pressure various velocity VENTILATING ENGINEERS wet-bulb temperature York
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