Operator, organizational, and direct support maintenance manual including repair parts and special tools lists : heaters, space, radiant type, portable (type I, model M1941, solid fuel) FSN 4520-257-4877, (type II, model M1941, liquid fuel) FSN 4520-927-4214, (Yukon model M1950, solid or liquid fuel) FSN 4520-287-3353 : heaters, immersion, liquid fuel fired, for corrugated cans ....

"December 1969."

Operator, organizational, direct, and general support maintenance manual : heater, space, multi-fuel, with blower, 60,000 Btu/hr (Hunter model UH-68D), FSN 4520-114-1055.

"June 1969."

Operator, organizational, direct and general support maintenance manual : heater, space, multifuel, with blower, 15,000 BTU/hr, (Hunter model UH-48C, type I), NSN 4520-01-010-0316.

Includes index.

Operator, organizational, direct and general support maintenance manual : heater, space, multi-fuel, with blower, 60,000 BTU/hr, (Hunter model UH-68[[D), FSN 4520-114-1055.

"June 1969."

Operator, organizational, direct support and general support maintenance manual : heater, space, multifuel, with blower, 15,000 BTU/hr, 26 VDC, (Hunter model UH-48-C. type IV), NSN 4520-01-010-4059.

"August 1976."

Operator's, organizational, and direct support maintenance manual : heater, space, multifuel with blower, 15,000 BTU/hr, 28 VDC, (VBM model VBM 15-IV), NSN 4520-01-032-7363.

"21 September 1979."

Operator's, organizational, direct and general support maintenance manual : heater, space, multi-fuel, with blower, 60,000 BTU/HR, (Hunter model UH-68F), NSN 4520-01-050-5628.

Includes index.

Operator's, unit, and intermediate maintenance manual : heater, space, multifuel with blower, 60,000 Btu/hr, 120 V, UH-68G (4520-01-203-4410).

"4 November 1986."

Nitrogen dioxide exposures among a selected group of residents of substandard housing in Houston, Texas

Nitrogen dioxide (NO$\sb2)$ levels in sixteen substandard houses located in Houston, Texas were examined. The classification of the houses as substandard was based on an assessment of structural integrity which would affect air exchange rates. In these homes, unvented gas space heaters were operated as the primary source of heat.^ The Ogawa passive sampling device was used to measure NO$\sb2$ concentrations over 24 to 48-hour periods during generally cold weather. A sampler was placed in the kitchen and bedroom of each house. The female head of household was asked to wear a monitor during area monitoring to assess her personal exposure. Outdoor levels of NO$\sb2$ were also measured.^ Mean (standard deviation) levels of kitchen, bedroom and personal exposures were 280 (125) ppb, 256 (155) ppb and 164 (102) ppb, respectively. Additional short-term ($<$24 hours) samples were measured in three houses. The mean level of NO$\sb2$ measured outdoors was 51 ppb over the course of the study.^ The measurements obtained with the Ogawa sampler were compared to those levels obtained using a reference method (chemiluminescence). Outdoor levels measured with the diffusion samplers were 48% higher.^ These results suggest that wintertime NO$\sb2$ levels within substandard houses using gas appliances for heating and cooking are extremely elevated. Further work is needed to investigate the prevalence of possible health effects associated with these exposures. ^

Co mo manejo mi aceite usado y filtros de aceite usado?

In Spanish.

How do I manage my used oil and used oil filters?

"Information presented in this publication is intended to provide a general understanding of the statutory and regulatory requirements governing used oil and oil filters generated by small businesses remediation waste. This information is not intended to replace, limit or expand upon the complete statutory and regulatory requirements found in the Illinois Environmental Protection Act and Title 35 of the Illinois Administrative Code of Regulations."

Gas-fired radiant heaters

This dissertation covers four areas of particular interest for the successful application of radiant heating in industrial environments. In it the author tackles the problem of how to predict the thermal comfort produced both by single heaters and also systems of heaters; proposes a method for modelling the mechanisms by which heaters interact with the buildings in which they are installed, in the static and dynamic cases; explores techniques for measuring the radiation produced by heaters; and presents experiments concerned with finding the temperatures and power balances prevailing during normal operation. It is contended that, whilst the generally accepted guides for sizing and operating space heating plant were a good first approximation, there are intrinsic subtleties arising from the fact that the primary mode of heat transfer in this instance is radiative. These nuances are concerned with how best to maximise the heat transfer from the heat source to the heated object; the placement of heaters within a system; and an assessment of the various techniques and strategies involved in controlling a radiant heating system. The conclusions reached are that: if sized and controlled correctly radiant heating systems offer considerable operational advantages over other types of space heating systems in certain applications, in terms of both economy and controllability. The efficacy of radiant heating systems is affected primarily by the control strategy implemented; secondarily, by the structure of the building into which it is installed; and only marginally by all other factors.

Numerical approximation of a fractional-in-space diffusion equation (II) - with nonhomogeneous boundary conditions

In this paper, a space fractional di®usion equation (SFDE) with non- homogeneous boundary conditions on a bounded domain is considered. A new matrix transfer technique (MTT) for solving the SFDE is proposed. The method is based on a matrix representation of the fractional-in-space operator and the novelty of this approach is that a standard discretisation of the operator leads to a system of linear ODEs with the matrix raised to the same fractional power. Analytic solutions of the SFDE are derived. Finally, some numerical results are given to demonstrate that the MTT is a computationally e±cient and accurate method for solving SFDE.