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    256 HVAC

    Engineer ' s

    Handbook499: -

    - Welding termsand

    symbols567:499: Par t 1 :1991

    Glossa ry fo rweld ing ,

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    braz ing and

    thermalcut t ingG

    ives terms

    common to morethan one process,

    terms relatingtowelding with

    pressure, fusion

    welding, brazing,

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    testing, weld

    imperfec-tions

    and thermal

    cutting.499:Par t 1 :1992

    SupplementDefinitions for

    electric welding

    equipment.499:

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    Part 2c: 1980

    Welding

    symbolsProvides

    , in chart form,the type, position

    and method ofrepresenta-tion of

    welding symbols

    and examples of

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    their use.1973

    (1989) Asbestos

    - cement flue

    pipes andfit t ings,

    l ightqualityDiameters 50 to 150

    ram, for use with

    gas-fired

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    pumps for fluids

    which behaveas

    homogeneous

    liquids.1984(1990) Copper

    direct cyl indersfor domest ic

    purposesRequire

    ments for copper

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    direct cylinders,

    with capacities

    between 74and

    450 litres, forstorage of hot

    water. Covers 4grades and 16

    sizesand also

    factory-applied

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    insulation and

    protector

    rods.1993 Metal

    flue pipes,fi t t ings,

    terminals andaccessories

    forgas-fired

    appliances with

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    a rated input not

    exceeding 60

    kW749: 1969

    UnderfeedstokersStokers

    rated up to 550 kgof coal per hour

    for all furnaces

    exceptmetallurgic

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    al or other high

    temperature;

    requirements,

    installation,maintenance.

    7 5 9 : - - Valves ,

    gauges and

    other safe ty

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    f i t t ings for

    appl icat ion

    toboilers and to

    pipinginstallations for

    and inconnection

    withboilers779:7 5 9 :

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    Part 1 :1984

    Valves ,

    mount ings and

    fi t t ings forboilersRequirem

    ents for safetyfittings excluding

    safety valves for

    boilerinstallation

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    s where steam

    pressure exceeds

    1 bar gauge or, in

    the caseof hotwater boilers, the

    rating is 44 kWand above.1989

    Cast i ron

    boi lers for

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    centra l heat ing

    and indirect

    watersupply

    (ra ted output 44kW and

    above)Designand construction

    including

    materials,

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    workmanship,

    inspection,testing

    and marking of

    boilers for usewith solid,

    gaseous andliquidfuels.

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    Standards 257 7 9 9 : -- Oil burning

    equipment 7 9 9 :

    Par t 2 :1991Vapor i s ing

    burnersRequirements for oil

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    vaporising

    burners and

    associated

    equipmentforboilers,

    heaters, furnaces,ovens and similar

    static flued plant

    such asfree

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    standing space-

    heating

    appliances, for

    single familydwellings.

    7 9 9 : P a r t 3 : 1 9 8 1

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    A u t o m a t i c a n d

    s e m i -a u t o m a t i c

    atomisingburners up to 36

    l i t res perhourRequirement

    s for materials

    for all component

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    parts and such

    parts

    ofcomponent

    design and plantlayout as are

    fundamental tothe

    properfunctioning

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    of such

    equipment.7 9 9 :

    Par t 4 :1991Atomis ing

    burners (o therthan

    monobloc type)

    together with

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    associated

    equipment for

    s ingle burner

    andmult i -burner

    instal lat ionsForland and marine

    purposes.

    Suitable for

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    liquid fuels to BS

    2869and BS 1469.7 9 9 : P a r t

    5 : 1 9 8 9 Oil s torage

    tanksRequirements for carbon steel

    tanks for the

    storage of liquid

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    fuelused in

    conjunction with

    off-burning

    equipment.Includes

    integraltankswhich form part

    of a complete off-

    fired unit, service

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    tanks, andstorage

    tanks with a

    maximum height

    of 10 m andcapacities up

    to150 000 1.7 9 9 : P a r t

    7 : 1 9 8 8

    D i m e n s i o n s

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    of atomising

    oil-burner

    pumpswith

    rotat ing shaf tand external

    dr iveFixes thedimensions for

    connectors and

    certain

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    dimensional

    charac-teristics of

    pumps.

    7 9 9 : Par t 8 :1988

    Connec t ingd imens ions

    be tween a t o m i s i n g

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    oil burners and

    heat

    generatorsAppli

    cable toatomising oil

    burners up to 150kW capacity.8 3 5 : 1 9 7 3

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    (1989) Asbestos

    cement flue

    pipes and

    fitt ings,heavyqualityDia

    meters from 75 to600 mm for use

    with solid fuel

    and oil-

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    burningappliances

    of output rating

    not exceeding 45

    kW for gas-firedappli-

    9

    ances and forincinerators not

    exceeding 0.09 mcapacity.

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    8 4 5 : - -

    M e t h o d s o f assess ing

    thermalperformance of

    boi lers fors team hot water

    and high

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    temperature

    heat t ransfer

    f luids

    8 4 5 : Par t 1 :1987

    ConciseprocedureA

    concise but

    complete test

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    method, at

    minimum cost,

    for assessingthe

    thermalperformance of

    boilers, generallyat output greater

    than44 kW,

    which are

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    thermodynamicall

    y simple and fired

    by solid, liquidor

    gaseousfuels.845: Part

    2 :1987Comprehens ive

    procedureA

    comprehensive

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    test method for

    assessing the

    thermal

    performanceofany boiler,

    generally ofoutput greater

    than 44 kW,

    including those

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    258 HVAC

    Engineer ' s

    Handbookwith

    multiple thermalflows to and from

    the boiler, andfired by

    solid,liquid orgaseous fuels.

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    8 4 8 :

    - - Fans forspecia l

    purposes 8 4 8 :

    P a r t 1 : 1 9 9 7P e r f o r m a n c e

    t e s t i n g u s i n g

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    s t a n d a r d i s e d a i r

    ways8 4 8 :

    P a r t 2 : 1 9 8 5M e t h o d s

    o f n o i s e testingDetermin

    ation of the

    acoustic

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    performance of

    fans operating

    againstdifferences

    of pressure. Fourmethods are

    described: in-duct, reverber-ant

    field, free field

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    and semi-

    reverberant.8 4 8 : P a r t

    4 : 1 9 9 7 Dimensions

    8 4 8 : P a r t5 : 1 9 8 6

    Guide for

    mechanical and

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    elect r ical

    safetyFans

    connected to

    single-phase a.c.,three-phase a.c.

    and d.c.suppliesup to 660

    V. Identifies the

    circumstances in

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    which safety

    measuresshould

    be taken and

    gives informationon how safety

    hazards canbereduced or

    eliminated.8 4 8 :

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    P a r t 6 : 1 9 8 9

    M e t h o d

    m e a s u r e m e n t

    o f f a n vibrat ion

    8 5 3 : - - Vessels for

    use in heat ing

    systems

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    8 5 3 :

    Part 1 :1996Calor i f iers and

    storage vesselsfor

    centra lheat ingand hot water

    supplyStrength

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    and method of

    construction.8 5 3 :

    Par t 2 :1996Tubula r hea t

    exchangers ands to rag e ves -sels

    for building and

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    industrial

    services 8 5 5 : 1 9 7 6

    Welded s teelboi lers for

    centra l heat ingand indirect

    ho twater supply

    (rated output 44

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    kW to 3

    MW}Requiremen

    ts for design and

    construction ofboilers for use

    withsolid,gaseous and

    liquid fuels.1010:

    -- Draw off

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    valves and stop

    valves for water

    services (screw-

    downpat tern)1010:

    Par t 2 :1973Draw off taps

    and above

    ground s top

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    valvesDimension

    s and test

    requirements for

    screwdownpattern draw

    offtaps and aboveground stop

    valves 1/4 in to 2

    in nominal

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    sizes.Material,

    design,

    dimensions of

    components andunion

    ends.1181:1989Clay f lue

    l in ings and f lue

    terminalsFor use

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    with certain

    domestic

    appliances,

    including gas-burning instal-

    lations, and forventilation.

    Dimensions,

    performance

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    characteristics,sa

    mpling, testing,

    inspection and

    marking.1212: --Float operated

    valves( including

    f loa ts )1212:

    Par t 1 :1990

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    Pis ton

    typeSeven sizes

    from 3/8 in to 2

    in. Materials,quality,

    workmanship,dimensions and

    performance

    requirements.

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