American Developments in Air Conditioning and Refrigeration during the Last Decade

du Bois E. F. 1936 Trans. Assoc. Am. Physicians, vol. 51, “The Mechanism of Heat Loss and Temperature Regulation”.

Dunne R. VD. 1942 Refrigerating Engineering, vol. 44, pp. 19, 58, and 60, “Dry Blast and Production for War”.

Dunne R. VD. 1942 Iron and Steel Engineer, vol. 19, p. 56, “Economic Aspects of Pre-Compression Refrigerated Dry Blast”.

Hanson L. 1945 Refrigerating Engineering, vol. 50, pp. 33 and 55, “Progress in Refrigerant Compressor Test as an Aid to Design”, Part II.

Jones W. 1941 Refrigerating Engineering, vol. 41, p. 413, “Cooler and Condenser Heat Transfer with Low-Pressure ‘Freon’ Refrigerant”.

Lewis L. L. 1939 Refrigerating Engineering, November, “Moisture Removal from Blast Furnace Air”.

Mackey C. O. 1938 Refrigerating Engineering, vol. 35, p. 417, “The Rationale of Air Distribution and Grille Performance”.

McConnell J. R. 1940 Heating and Ventilating, August, “Electrostatic Air Cleaning as Applied to Air Conditioning”.

Miller E. K. Steel, vol. 109, pp. 88, 91, 94, and 102, “Air Conditioning Benefits Blast Furnace Operation”.

Mooney M. E. 1943 Refrigerating Engineering, vol. 45, p. 169, “Portable Refrigerators for the Armed Forces”.

Mortara D. Brunner J. E. 1938 National Engineer, vol. 42, p. 332, “Eliminating Objectionable Odors in a Large Air Conditioning Installation”.

Mortara D. Brunner J. E. 1944 W. B. Connor Engineering Corporation, “Air Conservation Engineering”.

Neeson C. R. 1942 Refrigerating Engineering, vol. 43, pp. 73 and 150, “Variable Capacity Radial Compressors”, Parts I and II.

Saunders C. M. 1942 Industrial Power, vol. 43, pp. 52, 100, 102, 104, and 106, “Electrostatic Air Cleaning in Heating Ventilating, and Air Conditioning”.

Mechanical World, September 1944, “Electrical Precipitation”.

Seeley L. E. 1940 Trans. Am. Soc. Heating and Ventilating Eng., “Study of Changes in Temperature and Water Vapor Content of Respired Air in Nasal Cavity”.

Sheet Metal Worker Magazine, September 1938, “Removing Odors with Activated Carbon”.

Special Bulletin No. 18, of the U.S. Dept. of Labor, Division of Labor Standards, “Atmospheric Conditions in Cotton Textile Plants”.

Tutt R. D. Goohs W. E. Tykle F. G. 1945 Heating, Piping and Air Conditioning, vol. 17, p. 1, “Report from Industry: Should Factories be Air Conditioned?”.

Tuve G. L. Priester G. B. 1944 Heating, Piping and Air Conditioning, vol. 16, p. 39, “Control of Air-Streams in Large Spaces”.

Tuve G. L. Priester G. B. Wright D. K. 1942 Trans. Am. Soc. Heating and Ventilating Eng., vol. 48, Research Report No. 1204, “Entrainment and Jet-Pump Action of Air Streams”.

Wilson M. J. 1944 Refrigerating Engineering, vol. 38, p. 369, “Low-Temperature Refrigeration System”.

Winslow C. E. A. Herrington L. P. Gagge A. P. 1938 Am. Jl. Physiology, vol. 124, December, “The Reactions of the Clothed Human Body to Variations in Atmospheric Humidity”.