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<strong>Cork</strong> Insulation A COMPLETE ILLUSTRATED TEXTBOOK OX CORK IXSULATIOX—THE ORKHX OF CORK AXD HISTORY OF ITS USE FOR IXSULATION- THE STUDY OF HEAT AXD DETERMIXATIOX OF THE HEAT COX- DUCTIVITY OF VARIOUS MATERIALS—COMPLETE SPECIFI- CATIOXS AXD DIRECTIOXS FOR THE PROPER APPLICA- TIOX OF CORK IXSULATIOX IX ICE AXD COLD STORAGE PLANTS AND OTHER REFRIGERATION IXSTALLATIOXS—THE IXSULATIOX OF HOUSE- HOLD REFRIGERATORS, ICE CREAM CABIXETS AXD SODA FOUXTAIXS. PEARL EDWIN THOMAS Engineering Graduate, 1909, The Pennsylvania State College Identified with the <strong>Cork</strong> and Insulati.jn Industries since 1912 publishers Ntckekson & Collins Co. CHICAGO
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Page 9 and 10: PREFACE In submitting this first <s
Page 11 and 12: The Origin of Cork
Page 13 and 14: TABLE OF CONTENTS ix CHAPTER X. Det
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Page 17 and 18: CORK INSULATION Part I—The <stron
Page 19 and 20: k ORIGIN OF CORK 3 3.—Source of S
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Page 23 and 24: ORIGIN OF CORK 7 development, it ca
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Page 27 and 28: CORK STRIPPING 11 and others for de
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Page 41 and 42: CHAPTER IV. EARLY FORMS OF CORK INS
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EXTENT OF CORK INDUSTRY 39 27.—Ef
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EXTENT OF CORK INDUSTRY 41 Africa m
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EXTENT OF CORK INDUSTRY 43 Thus the
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IMPORTS INTO UNITED STATES FROM EXT
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SI EXTENT OF CORK INDUSTRY
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EXTENT OF CORK INDUSTRY 57 VALUE OF
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EXTENT OF CORK INDUSTRY 59 IMPORTS
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EXTENT OF CORK INDUSTRY IMPORTS ENT
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EXTENT OF CORK INDUSTRY IMPORTS ENT
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CORK INSULATION Part II—The Study
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HEAT AND THERMAL EXPANSION 71 such
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HEAT AND THERMAL EXPANSION 75 cians
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HEAT AND THERMAL EXPANSION 11 lish
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HEAT AND THERMAL EXPANSION 79 iron
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HEAT AND THERMAL EXPANSION 81 volat
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MEASUREMENT OF HEAT AND HUMIDITY 83
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— MEASUREMENT OF HEAT AND HUMIDIT
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CHAPTER IX. TRANSFER OF HEAT. 64.
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TRANSFER OF HEAT 97 ductivity of th
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TRANSFER OF HEAT 99 INTERNAL THERMA
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TRANSFER OF HEAT 101 haps the most
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TRANSFER OF HEAT 103 heat only by a
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TRANSFER OF HEAT 105 perature absol
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TRANSFER OF HEAT 107 is all-importa
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TRANSFER OF HEAT 109 inside air, t.
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— TRANSFER OF HEAT 111 lower tota
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TRANSFER OF HEAT 113 tories; and mu
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— CHAPTER X. DETERMINATION OF THE
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HEAT CONDUCTIVITY 117 method, but t
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HEAT CONDUCTIVITY 119 the hot and t
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HEAT CONDUCTIVITY 121 FIG. 45.—DE
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HEAT CONDUCTIVITY 123 to enumerate
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HEAT CONDUCTIVITY 125 It has aiso b
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HEAT CONDUCTIVITY 127 material of t
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HEAT CONDUCTIVITY 129 increased the
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HEAT CONDUCTIVITY 135
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QQ HEAT CONDUCTIVITY 139 O OJ « 3
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lOcoootîo-i HEAT CONDUCTIVITY 141
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K 4 HEAT CONDUCTIVITY 149
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HEAT CONDUCTIVITY 151 S b" b b n ft
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HEAT CONDUCTIVITY 155 jfeîS^-- ^ 3
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HEAT CONDUCTIVITY 159 < » ;C 00 05
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O -^ s ooo q ocd o" )dddc: HEAT CON
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m HEAT CONDUCTIVITY 163 lOiOiOO ^ _
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HEAT CONDUCTIVITY 1 60 3 £kJ H^ a
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CORK INSULATION Part III—The Insu
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\ drying ' that REQUIREMENTS OF AN
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REQUIREMENTS OF AN INSULATION 171 d
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I it REQUIREMENTS OF AN INSULATION
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REQUIREMENTS OF AN INSULATION 175 c
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REQUIREMENTS OF AN INSULATION 177 r
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 179 return o
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 181 T» = 50
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 183 Each cas
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 185 92.—Im
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 187 adequate
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 189 as is co
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 191 freezing
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 193 up by fa
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 195 coils ar
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 197 should b
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 199 many pra
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 201 Temperat
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 203 diatcly
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 205 and unde
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 207 so, they
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 209 appear t
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! the . especially : ably STRUCTURA
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 215 the ceil
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! to STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 217 (b)
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 219 lapping,
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 221 been the
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 223 If <stro
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 225 The famo
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: STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 227 ever,
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 229 Penetrat
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I use STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 233 in
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 235 the bomb
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 237 "emulsio
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STRUCTURAL SUGGESTIONS 239 Emulsifi
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: : : SPECIFICATIONS FOR CORKBOARD
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR CORKBOARD ERECTI
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CHAPTER XIV. COMPLETE DIRECTIONS FO
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DIRECTIONS FOR CORKBOARD ERECTION 2
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CORK INSULATION Part IV—The Insul
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HISTORY OF REFRIGERATION 319 the sl
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HISTORY OF REFRIGERATION 321 Each p
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HISTORY OF REFRIGERATION 323 FIG. 1
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HISTORY OF REFRIGERATION 325 operat
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1 teeing I storage, 1 United HISTOR
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HISTORY OF REFRIGERATION 329 and lo
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HISTORY OF REFRIGERATION 331 covere
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CORKBOARD INSULATED REFRIGERATOR 23
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I board CORKBOARD INSULATED REFRIGE
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;i Back CORKBOARD INSULATED REFRIGE
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'. Score CORKBOARD INSULATED REFRIG
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I CORKBOARD ICE CREAM CABINET 387 i
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CORKBOARD ICE CREAM CABINET 389 sav
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CORKBOARD ICE CREAM CABINET 391 ing
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CORKBOARD ICE CREAM CABINET 393 A^7
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CORKBOARD ICE CREAM CABINET 395 des
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CORKBOARD ICE CREAM CABINET 399 3-i
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» CORKBOARD ICE CREAM CABINET 401
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CHAPTER XVIII. THE REFRIGERATED SOD
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REFRIGERATED SODA FOUNTAIN 405 7. 2
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REFRIGERATED SODA FOUNTAIN 407 temp
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REFRIGERATED SODA FOUNTAIN 409 sepa
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REFRIGERATED SODA FOUNTAIN 411 unde
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REFRIGERATED SODA FOUNTAIN 413 and
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I breaks REFRIGERATED SODA FOUNTAIN
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I REFRIGERATED SODA FOUNTAIN 417 Th
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REFRIGERATED SODA FOUNTAIN 419 A dr
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REFRIGERATED SODA FOUNTAIN 421 Insu
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CORK INSULATION Appendix REFRIGERAT
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REFRIGERATION IN TRANSIT 427 CHART
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REFRIGERATION IN TRANSIT 429
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I REFRIGERATION IN TRANSIT 431
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70° -69'- 65° 67° REFRIGERATION
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REFRIGERATOR CARS 435 another. The
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i REFRIGERATOR CARS 437 If I can do
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REFRIGERATOR CARS 439 TenPef>AT
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REFRIGERATOR CARS 441 in the roof,
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REFRIGERATOR CARS 443 insul
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REFRIGERATOR CARS 445 those in the
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REFRIGERATOR CARS 447 system. Car A
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REFRIGERATOR CARS 449 Such instruct
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REFRIGERATOR CARS 451 vegetables an
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STANDARD CAR 453 the distribution o
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STANDARD CAR 455 was obvious, too,
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STANDARD CAR 457 The studies alread
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STANDARD CAR 459 and cherries bj' t
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CAR SPECIFICATIONS 461 which are of
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CAR SPECIFICATIONS 463 III. Inspect
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USES OF CORK 465 vessels; the effec
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USES OF CORK 467 Many a time, in a
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I USES OF CORK SOME USES OF CORKBOA
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I RESEARCH PROJECT 471 HEAT TRANSMI
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ASPHALT 473 Another series of tests
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I INSULATION PROTECTION 475 PROTECT
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INSULATION PROTECTION 477 plaster n
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I INSULATION PROTECTION 479 layer i
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FIRE RETARDANT 481 the wall, or one
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ECONOMY OF INSULATION 483 Armstrong
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INTERIOR FINISH 485 of 1500 minus 1
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HANDLING CONCRETE 487 CONCRETE.* An
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HANDLING CONCRETE 489 cause they pr
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HANDLING CONCRETE 491 the material
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HANDLING CONCRETE 495 Protecting Ne
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HANDLING CONCRETE 495 How to Use Ma
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PURCHASER'S SPECIFICATIONS 497 Outs
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PURCHASER'S SPECIFICATIONS 499 appr
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FREIGHT DATA 501 FREIGHT CLASSIFICA
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COVERING SPECIFICATIONS 503 (c) Use
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COVERING ERECTION 505 INSTRUCTIONS
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COVERING ERECTION 507 Branch Lines,
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COVERING ERECTION 509 Painting.—A
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DRINKING WATER SYSTEMS 511 distance
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CONTRACT LAW 513 FUNDAMENTAL CONTRA
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CONTRACT LAW 51c The four essential
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CONTRACT LAW 517 tire proposal as a
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ENGINEERING CONTRACTS 519 the work
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ENGINEERING CONTRACTS 521 (13) Land
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A good drink of water rage 510 Abil
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Page Evaporation 90, 3-45 cooling b
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Subsequent changes and Page agreeme
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