U. 3. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS

SUPPLEMENT TO

NATIONAL DIRECTORY OF

COMMODITY SPECIFICATIONS

Supplement to

MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATION M178



U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE • W. Averell Harriman, Secretary

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS • E. U. Condon, Director

SUPPLEMENT TO

NATIONAL DIRECTORY OF

COMMODITY SPECIFICATIONS

Classified and Alphabetical Lists and Brief

Descriptions of Specifications of National Recognition

Prepared by Paul A. Cooley

under the direction of G. N. Thompson

Chief of the Division of Codes and Specifications

Issued March 1, 1947

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE WASHINGTON : 1947

For sate by the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. Price $2.25
FOREWORD

The usefulness of the many commodity specifications, in existence is greatly

increased if there is a convenient means for locating and comparing them. Situations

frequently arise in which a need develops for determining what specifications exist

and how they apply.

The National Directory of Commodity Specifications provides a place for recording

all specifications of national significance. The latest revised edition of the Directory,

issued in 1945, is being widely used by governmental agencies and by private organizations. In response to the demands from various governmental agencies and other

organizations, this Supplement has been issued in order to bring the material in the

National Directory of Commodity Specifications up to date. Although every effort has been made to assure completeness and accuracy, all recommendations that are received will be given very careful consideration in an effort to present the information

in a more nearly universally satisfactory manner in future editions or supplements.

E. U. Condon, Director. n
CONTENTS

Page

Foreword n

Introduction iv

Classified list of specifications 1 Animals and animal products (except wool and

hair) 1 010 Meats 1 020 Dairy products 1 030 Fish 2 040 Animal and fish oils, fats, and greases. _ 2 060 Leather and leather manufactures ._ 3 090 Miscellaneous animal products 5 Vegetable food products and beverages • 7 100 Grains and preparations 7 110 Fodders and feeds. 8 120 Vegetables 13 130 Fruits and nuts 16 140 Oil seeds and vegetable oils and fats 20

150 Cocoa, coffee, tea, spices, and leavening

agents 21 160 Sugar, molasses, sirup, honey, confec- tionery 21 170 Beverages 22

Vegetable products, except food, fibers, and

wood 23 200 Rubber and similar gums and manufactures 23 210 Gums, resins, and balsams 34 260 Tobacco 34 280 Starch and vegetable glue 34 290 Miscellaneous vegetable products 35

Textiles 37 300 Cotton, cotton fabrics, and knit goods,. 37 310 Manufactures of cotton fabric 42 320 Jute and jute manufactures 46 330 Flax, hemp, and ramie 47 340 Miscellaneous vegetable fibers, straw or

grass _ 47 360 Wool and hair and manufactures ._ 48

370 Silk and manufactures thereof 50 390 Miscellaneous textile products 50 Wood and paper 55 400 Lumber (logs, timber, and other un- manufactured or partly manufactured

wood) __ 55 410 Lumber for building and factory use 59 420 Manufactures of wood (except furniture) 62 430 Furniture of wood 64 470 Paper (except printed matter) 65 480 Books and other printed matter 71 490 Miscellaneous paper products 72 Nonmetallic Minerals 73 500 Coal, petroleum, asphalt, and mineral wax 73 510 Stone, sand, and cementitious material. 80 520 Glass and glass products 87 530 Clay and clay products 88 540 Abrasive materials, asbestos, and chalk _ 90

550 Mica, rare minerals 91 560 Precious stones and imitation stones 92 570 Sulfur, magnesia, salt, and graphite 92 590 Miscellaneous nonmetallic minerals 92

Classified list of specifications—Continued Page

Ores, metals, and manufactures (except machinery, vehicles, and electrical supplies) 93 600 Iron and steel 93 610 Iron and steel manufactures 113 620 Ferro-alloying ores and metals, and

alloy steel manufactures 126

630 Aluminum, antimony, bismuth, cad- mium, and cobalt 137 640 Copper, brass, and bronze 145 650 Lead, mercury, and nickel 159 660 Precious metals, metal jewelry, and

. plated ware 161 670 Clocks, watches, and dials 162 680 Tin and zinc 162 690 Miscellaneous ores, metals, alloys, and

metal manufactures 163 Machinery and Vehicles 168 700 Power generating equipment, except

electrical 168 710 Electrical machinery and supplies 175 720 Vehicles, except agricultural vehicles and

steam locomotives 206

730 Agricultural machinery and implements. 218

740 Construction, conveying, and hoisting

machinery 218

750 Mining, oil well, and pumping machinery 220

760 Metal-working machinery 222

770 Textile, sewing, and shoe machinery 224

780 Industrial plant machinery 224

790 Miscellaneous machinery 227 Chemicals and allied products 233

800 Coal-tar products 233

810 Medicinal and pharmaceutical preparations 234

820 Acids (except coal-tar) and anhydrides,

alcohol, etc 235

830 Chemical compounds (except medicinals,

acids, alcohols, and coal-tar products) . 236

840 Paints, varnishes, lacquers, and related products 240

860 Explosives, fireworks, and ammunition. 253

870 Soaps, cosmetics, and toilet preparations J 254

880 Disinfectants and water treatments 256

890 Miscellaneous chemical products 257 Commodities not elsewhere classified 260

910 Scientific and professional apparatus

and supplies 260

930 Office, printing, lithographic and educational supplies 274

940 Toys, athletic and sporting goods, and

insignia 276

950 Containers 277 970 Fire extinguishing apparatus and supplies 294

980 Brushes and brooms 295

990 Miscellaneous articles 298

Directions for obtaining copies of specifications 300

Names and addresses of standardizing agencies 300

Index and alphabetical list of commodities 309

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INTRODUCTION

This publication is a Supplement to the revised and enlarged edition of the National Directory of Commodity Specifications issued in 1945. It includes all new and

revised standards and specifications issued subsequent to the date that the manuscript

for the Directory was submitted for publication. The two volumes, which should be

used in conjunction with each other, provide a complete compilation of current nationally recognized specifications.

The purpose of the National Directory of Commodity Specifications is to list and

briefly describe the standards, specifications, and codes that are formulated by all nationally known and recognized trade associations or technical societies that repre- sent industry or some branch of industry, as well as all standards and specifications of

governmental agencies that represent the Federal Government as a whole. Listed

also are the purchase specifications of several departments and agencies of the Federal

Government. Some of the items included, especially those listed under "General

Items," are not for commodity specifications but closely related materials essential to most users and considered necessary to complete the intent of the Directory.

The same decimal system of classification of commodities has been used in this Supplement as was used in the Directory, with some additions to take care of new

material. This classification system tends to group items relating to the same subjects together which increases the value of the Directory to the purchaser who desires to employ nationally recognized specifications, and so that specification-formulating

bodies may be forewarned concerning previous standards and avoid unnecessary

duplication of material. For example, if the use of a commodity is not self-evident

from the title of the specification, a brief explanation has been given covering technical

characteristics, scope, and application so that the reader may judge for himself whether

or not the specification fits his particular needs.

An alphabetical index on pages 309 to 322 lists individual items under their

various trade and technical names, giving their decimal classification numbers used

in the body of the Supplement, in order to facilitate the easy location of any item.

Directions for obtaining copies of any of the specifications will be found on page 300.

Notwithstanding the fact that some of the specifications listed will become obsolete in a relatively short time because revised specifications have superseded them,

the Directory and Supplement will lead to up-to-date information if properly used.

When an issuing agency receives an order for a specification, it will supply its latest specification unless specifically requested to deliver the one that has been superseded.
CLASSIFIED LIST OF SPECIFICATIONS

000-099 ANIMALS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS

(Except Wool and Hair)

010-019 MEATS

010. GENERAL ITEMS

Chicago Board of Trade. Rules and Regulations, 1942. Provisions. Covers application of rules, deliveries, warehouses, standards, buyers' demand, delivery, cured meats, tare of lard, storage, weight,

delivery requirements, dry salted meats, relnspectlon, tares, and price basis. Chicago Board of Trade. Rules and Regulations,

1942. Regulations Relating to Provisions. Covers warehousing, standardization, barreled pork,

green or sweet pickled meats, and dry salt

meats. New York Produce Exchange. Rules Regulating the Pro- vision Trade, 1922. Gives rules in effect among

members of the Exchange. Covers uniformity of boxed meats, export packing, branding, sizing of

pickled meats, green meats, cured meats, Inspection

for soundness, saltage, frozen Joints, barreled

pork and beef, green or sweet pickled meats, and dry salt meats.

01 I . BEEF AND VEAL

01 I.I BEEF CARCASSES

Chicago Board of Trade. Rules and Regulations, 1942. Carcass Beef. Gives requirements for canners,

cutters, bologna bulls, and ribbing.

011.9 MISCELLANEOUS SPECIFICATION FOR BEEF

AND VEAL 020-029

021 . MILK AND CREAM

021 .0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Butter Institute. Standard Cream Sediment

Chart, undated. An exact photographic reproduction of the standard sediment chart for cream. This standard Is proposed as an educational medium

to encourage "clean-up" programs In the production

of cream for butter making.

021.1 FRESH MILK, INCLUDING PASTEURIZED

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification C-M-38lc; 1942. Amend, l; 1946. Milk; Fresh. Covers two types

011.99 Miscellaneous Beef and Veal

Chicago Board of Trade. Rules and Regulations, 1942. Boneless Sausage Meat. Gives requirements for

bull meat, boneless chucks, shank meat, regular

beef trimmings, canning trimmings, packing, shrinkage, and general rules and regulations.

015. POULTRY AND GAME

015.1 CHICKENS

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. Tentative U. S. Standards

for Classes and Grades for Eviscerated, Federally

Inspected Chickens, 1944. Covers young birds

(broilers, fryers, roasters, stags, and capons);

old birds (fowls or stewing chickens and cocks); and three grades—U. S. Grade A, U. S. Grade B, and U. S. Grade C. Gives description of terms used,

general requirements, and table showing summary of minimum requirements.

015.5 TURKEYS

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. Tentative U. S. Stand- ards for Classes and Grades for Eviscerated,

Federally Inspected Turkeys, 1944. Covers young

hens and young toms and old hens and old toms; and

four grades—U. S. Grade AA, U. S. Grade A, U. S. Grade B, and U. S. Grade C. Gives specifications

for each grade, weight classes, description of

terms used, general requirements, and table showing summary of minimum requirements.

(I) certified (a—raw and b—pasteurized) and (II) pasteurized (Nos. 1, 2, and 3). Gives requirements

for material and source, general requirements, and de- tails for each type; methods of inspection and tests; and packaging, labeling, and packing for shipment.

021.2 FRESH CREAM

U. S. Gov. , Navy Dept. Specification 56C23; 1945.

Cream, Stabilized.

021.3 BUTTERMILK

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Definitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Milk Products.

DAIRY PRODUCTS

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Defines dried buttermilk, evaporated buttermilk,

concentrated or condensed buttermilk, dried skimmed

milk, condensed skimmed milk, dried soured skimmed

milk, evaporated soured skimmed milk, concentrated soured skimmed milk or condensed soured skimmed

milk, condensed whey, condensed whey solubles,

dried whey solubles, dried whey, and cheese rind.

021.7 MALTED MILK, MILK POWDER

American Dry Milk Institute, Inc. Half /Hal f+, Bulle- tin 906, 1944. Discusses the food value of the nonfat dry milk solids and gives tables showing

data. Covers uniformity of composition, concentration enhances utility value, food evaluation by cal- ories outmoded, an economical protein source, milk

calcium highly utilized, an excellent food source

of riboflavin, and food essentials In human nutrition.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification N-F-211b; 1944.

Amend, l; 1946. Feedstuff; Concentrated. Includes milk products (dried), buttermilk, skimmed milk, and whey. Gives general requirements and detail

requirements; methods of inspection and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipments.

021.9 MISCELLANEOUS SPECIFICATIONS FOR MILK

AND CREAM

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Defi- nitions Of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Milk Products. 030-039

036. FRESH SHELLFISH

036.1 OYSTERS

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification PP-0-956a; 1932. Amend. 2; 1946. Oysters; Fresh. Covers three

grades— (A) averaging 150-200 oysters per gal.,

(B) averaging 200-250 oysters per gal., and (C) averaging 250-300 oysters per gal. Gives material,

general and detail requirements; methods of in- spection and test; and packaging, packing, and

marking.

037. CANNED SHELLFISH

040-049

040. GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, D94-45; 1945. American Petroleum Institute Standard, 547-45.

American Standards Assn., Zil. 20-1945. Standard

Method of Test for Saponification Number of Petro- leum Products by Color- Indicator Titration. The method Is applicable to new and used petroleum oils Including electrical Insulating oils and to mixtures of fats and mineral oils. Gives definition,

outline of method, apparatus, reagents, blank

determinations, sample, procedure, calculation,

identification of fat, and reproducibility of

results. American Society for Testing Materials, D500-45; 1946. Standard Methods of Chemical Analysis of

Defines dried buttermilk, evaporated buttermilk,

concentrated or condensed buttermilk, dried skimmed

milk, condensed skimmed milk, dried soured skimmed milk, evaporated soured skimmed milk, concentrated soured skimmed milk or condensed soured

skimmed milk, condensed whey, condensed whey

solubles, dried whey solubles, dried whey, and

cheese rind.

022. BUTTER, CHEESE, AND THEIR SUBSTITUTES

022.4 CHEESE

022.19 Miscellaneous Specifications for

Cheese

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. Tentative U. S. Standards for Grades of Swiss Cheese, 1944. Covers six

U. S. Grades—AA or u. S. fancy, A or u. S. No. i, B or U.S. No. 2, C or U.S. No. 3, D or U.S. grinders, and

E or U. S. undergrade. Gives definition, basis of determination for U. S. grade, explanation of terms

used to describe flavor, explanation of terms used

to describe body, and explanation of terms used to describe eyes and texture.

037.1 CANNED OYSTERS

U. S. Gov., Federal Security Agency, Food and Drug

Administration. Title 21, Part. 36; 1944. Shellfish. Standards of Fill of Container for Canned

Oysters. Gives findings of fact Including diameter of can, height of can, and weight of drained

oysters; and conclusions. 039. MISCELLANEOUS FISH PRODUCTS

039.4 FEEDS OF FISH MEAL

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Definitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Marine Products. Defines fish meal, fish residue meal, rish

liver and glandular meal, crab meal, and shrimp meal.

FATS, AND GREASES

Sulfonated and Sulfated Oils. Gives analytical

procedures for determining moisture, organically

combined sulfuric anhydride, total desulfated fatty

matter, total active ingredients, unsaponlf iable nonvolatile matter, Inorganic salts, total alkalinity, total ammonia, acidity as free fatty acids or acid number, and water- immiscible organic solvents

volatile with steam. 041 . ANIMAL OILS

041.3 LARD OIL

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification C-0-376a; 1946. Oil; Lard. Covers one grade suitable for the lubrication of tools for pipe cutting and threading.

Gives requirements for material and workmanship,

FISH

ANIMAL AND FISH OILS,

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viscosity, pour point, flash point, specific gravity, water content, saponification number, neutrali- zation number, and sediment; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

042= FISH OIL

042. 2 COD LIVER OIL

Assn. of .American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Defi- nitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Cod Liver Oil. Defines species that oil may be obtained from, number of U. 8. P. vitamin A units per pound, and of

A.O. A.C. chick units of vitamin D per pound.

042.3 HERRING AND MENHADEN OIL

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Defi- nitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Herring Oil and

Menhaden Oil. Definitions of source of extract.

042.4 SARDINE OIL, PILCHARD OIL

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Defi- nitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Sardine Oil or Pilchard 011. Definitions of source of extract. 042.5 SALMON OIL

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Defi- nitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Salmon Oil and

Salmon Liver Oil. Definitions of source of extract. 042.6 TUNA OIL

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Defi- nitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Tuna Oil. Definitions of source of extract. 042.9 MISCELLANEOUS FISH OIL

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Defi- nitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Fish or Fish Liver

Oil. Covers vitamin A and D feeding oil, vitamin D

feeding oil, and vitamin A feeding oil. Composed

of either fish or fish liver oil or a blend of two

or more of the following: synthetic vitamin, fish

liver oil, fish oil, marine animal oil, or edible

vegetable oil. 043. ANIMAL FATS AND GREASES

043.2 LARD

Chicago Board of Trade. Rules and Regulations, 1942. Regular Lard. Covers standard lard, dating, tare

of lard, and shortage and excess. 045. STEARINE AND STEARIC ACIDS

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Defi- nitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Stearlne, D Activated Animal Sterol, and D Activated Plant Sterol. Stearlne Is the solid material obtained by filtration from animal or vegetable oil after chilling or freezing In the process of refining. D activated

animal and vegetable sterol Is a product which Is obtained by activation of a sterol fraction of animal origin with ultra-violet light or other

means.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv. , 714; 1945. Acid, Stearic; Technical Grade. Covers one type and one grade In the form of either cake or flakes Intended for general use. Gives requirements for titer, color, Iodine value, undecomposed

fat and unsaponflable matter, ether Insoluble

material, and free mineral acid; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

046. ANIMAL WAXES

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture. E-495; 1940. Brief Presentation of the Characteristics, Contami- nants, Processing, and Uses of Beeswax. Covers

composition of beeswax, chemical and physical prop- erties of beeswax, propolis contamination, coloration, rendering of crude beeswax, clarification of crude beeswax, wax-processing equipment, uses of

.beeswax, candle making, bloom on beeswax, cleaning

of clothes spotted with wax or propolis, and

figures.

060-069 LEATHER AND LEATHER MANUFACTURES

060. GENERAL ITEMS

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification KK-L-311; 1945 and

Amend, l; 1945. Leather and Leather Products; General Specifications (Methods of Sampling, Inspection, and Tests). This specification establishes

methods for testing leather and leather products

for compliance with the requirements of Federal

specifications and other governmental specifications and was prepared In order to eliminate unnec- essary and undesirable variation In testing procedure. 081. UPPER LEATHER, EXCEPT PATENT

061.9 MISCELLANEOUS LEATHER

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

9-97; 1944. Leather, Calfskin (Vegetable Tanned).

063. SOLE LEATHER

063.6 SOLE LEATHER, OAK AND VEGETABLE TANNED

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification KX-L-261b; 1941. Amend, l; 1945. Leather; Sole (Cut, Outer, and

Top-Lift), Vegetable-Tanned, Factory. Recognizes

one grade of leather In backs and bends, and one

grade In cut soles and shoe lifts. Grade Is deter- mined by visual observation of number, kind, and location of defects. Gives material and workmanship, general requirements, finish, cracklness,

piping, and chemical requirements; method of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

066. HARNESS, BELTING, AND MISCELLANEOUS LEATHER

066.1 HARNESS LEATHER

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification KK-L-i7ib; 1946. Leather; Harness, Vegetable-Tanned. Covers three

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grades—A, B, and C; two classes— (1) sides and (2) backs; and five weights— (a) extra light, (b) light,

(c) medium, (d) heavy, and (e) extra heavy. Gives

requirements for color, material, workmanship, tan- nage, finish, resistance to cracking, cracklness,

tensile strength and stretch, chemical requirements,

comparison sample, and details for each grade;

methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

066.2 HYDRAULIC LEATHER

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification KK-L-177a; 1946. Leather; Hydraulic-Packing, Mineral- Tanned. Covers

one class; two types— (I) regular and (II) noncorrosive; two grades— (A) and (B); and three

weights—medium, heavy, and extra heavy. Gives

requirements for material, workmanship, tannage,

finish, trim, cracklness, tensile strength, shrinkage, curling temperature, and details for each

grade; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

066.3 LEATHER BELTING

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification KK-B-211b; 1946. Belting; Round, Leather. Covers one grade and two types— (I) smooth and (II) halr-on. Gives require- ments for material, workmanship, trim, number of pieces per spool, tannage, finish, width and thickness, physical requirements, chemical requirements,

and total ash; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for

shipment.

066.4 LEATHER LACING

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification KK-L-201b; 1946. Leather; Lace. Covers three grades—A, B, and C, two classes— (1) sides and (2) cut laces; and four types— (I) alum-tanned, (II) alum- and vegetabletanned, (III) alum- and vegetable- tanned, and (IV) chrome-tanned. Gives material, workmanship, finish, and details for each grade and class; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

066.7 UPHOLSTERY AND ARTIFICIAL LEATHER

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification KK-L-136b; 1945.

Amend, l; 1946. Leather; Artificial (Upholstery). Covers three types— (I) .pyroxylin, cellulose ether

or cellulose ester coated (class A—heavy coated,

B—medium coated, and C—light coated); (II) rubber

and/or synthetic rubber coated, and (III) synthetic

resin coated. Gives requirements for material,

color, finish, width, length of rolls, water permeability, flexibility, colorfastness to crocking,

resistance to heat, resistance to cold, weight

tolerance, and details for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

066.9 MISCELLANEOUS SPECIFICATIONS FOR HAR- NESS BELTING, AND OTHER LEATHERS

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 34L12; 1945.

Leather, Mineral-Tanned (for Gunport Bucklers).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

9-100; 1945. Straps, Pads, Reinforcements: Leather

for Automotive-Vehicle Equipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 9-24A; 1945. Leather, Latlgo.

067. LEATHER FOOTWEAR

067.0 GENERAL ITEMS

Textile Color Card Assn. of the U. S. , Inc. Men's

Shoe and Leather Colors for Fall, 1946. The 1946

fall shoe and leather colors (men's) —two new and

four repeat colors for men's shoes. Adopted by

Tanner's Council of America, National Shoe Mfrs.

Assn. , and National Shoe Retailers Assn. Textile Color Card Assn. of the U. S. , Inc. Women's

Shoe and Leather Colors for Fall, 1946. The 1946

fall shoe and leather colors (women's) —two new and four repeat colors for women's shoes. Adopted by

Tanner's Council of America, National Shoe Mfrs.

Assn. , and National Shoe Retailers Assn. 067.1 SHOES

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3255-1;

1945. Shoe; Flying, Light, Type L-i (Boot Style).

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, adopted 1944. Shoes, Leather, Low Quarter. 067.8 SPECIAL SHOES, ATHLETIC, ETC.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3226A;

1945. Shoe; Flying, Intermediate, Women's, Type A- 16. U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Shoes, Football. 068. LEATHER GLOVES

068.2 LEATHER WORK GLOVES

American Standards Assn., J6. 3-1945. Specifications

for Linemen's Protective Equipment—Leather Pro- tector Gloves (American War Standard). Provides

specifications for leather protector gloves to be worn over electrical workers' rubber gloves. Gives manufacture, physical properties, dimensions, workmanship, marking, sampling, and methods of testing.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3143-4;

1945. Glove; Winter Flying, Type A- 11 A. U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3176C;

1945. Glove; Unllned Leather Flying, Type B-3A.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 37Gld; 1946. Gloves, Gauntlet, Leather (Welders').

C68.6 MITTENS, LEATHER

American Standards Assn., L18. 18-1945. Specifications

for Protective Occupational (Safety) Clothing

Leather One-Finger Mittens (American War Standard).

It Is Intended that the mittens specified shall afford protection against sparks, molten metal,

infrared and ultraviolet rays, and direct contact with hot materials encountered. Gives types and

sizes, pattern and design, construction, material, methods of test, and Identification. American Standards Assn., L18. 19-1945. Specifications

for Protective Occupational (Safety) Clothing

Leather Mittens— (American War Standard). It is Intended that the mittens specified shall afford

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protection against sparks, molten metal, Infrared

and ultraviolet rays, and direct contact with hot materials encountered. Gives types and sizes,

pattern and design, construction, material, methods

of test, and Identification. 069. MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURES OF

LEATHER

069.2 HARNESS AND SADDLERY

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv. , 744;

1945. Collars, Horse; Canvas. Covers one type and one grade. Gives requirements for duck, ticking,

leather, plastic, steel, thread', filling, rivets,

hardware, workmanship, and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept. , Procurement Dlv., 754; 1946. Harness; Treated Cotton Webbing, Northern

and Southern Styles. Covers one grade and two

types— (I) northern style and (II) southern style.

Gives requirements for construction, component

parts, protective coatings, rivets, hardware, web- bing ends, rope ends, eyelets, loop's and keepers,

stitching, martingale, back pad, Joints, color,

webbing treatment, resistance to mildew, resistance

to water, elongation, shrinkage, resistance to weathering, breaking strength, flexibility, bending

test, substitutions, and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 92-20; 1937. Bridle, Field Artillery,

M-1914.

C69.3 CLOTHING BELTS, SAFETY BELTS, ETC.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3252-2;

1945. Belt; Troop Safety, Type C-2.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1945. Belt, Baseball.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 5B5b; 1945.

Belts, Battalion-Flagstaff.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

94-3201; 1945. Belt; Aircraft Safety, Type B-14.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

94-3202; 1945. Belt; Safety, Type B-15 (Shoulder

Harness)

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification 37-MC-l (Tentative) 1942. Belts, Safety. Covers

one type and grade. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, tolerances, constituents, construction and assembly, body strap, body pad, rein- forcing safety liner, webbing, buckles, dee rings, steel band, sleeve or thimble, rawhide cover, loop, rivets and burrs, nameplate, and breaking strength;

090-099

093. GLUE STOCK, GLUE, AND GELATIN

093.0 GENERAL ITEMS

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 14149;

1945. Glue; Application of Water and Mold Resistant Casein.

sampling, Inspection, and methods of test; and

packaging, packing, and marking.

069.4 LEATHER CLOTHING

American Standards Assn., L18. 27-1945. Specifications for Protective Occupational (Safety) Clothing—Leather Spats (American War Standard). It Is Intended that the spats specified shall afford

limited protection from sparks, molten metal,

Infrared and ultraviolet rays, and limited Impact

forces. Gives types and sizes, pattern and design,

construction, materials, methods of test, and Identification.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 37C6c; 1945. Clothing, Protective, Leather, for Welders (Men).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 37-0-2; 1945. Overalls, Leather.

069.7 LEATHER CASES

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification KK-S-151; 1945. Satchels; Leather, Physicians'. Covers one grade; two types— (I) Boston style (size 1—14 Inches and 2—17 Inches) and (II) cabin style 18 Inches. Gives requirements for material, workmanship,

branding, . and details for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv., 763;

1946. Cases, Identification; Leather. Covers one type and one grade. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, design, leather, window, construction, stitching, thread, color, Insignia and

lettering, dimensions, and bid sample; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

069,9 MISCELLANEOUS SPECIFICATIONS FOR

LEATHER MANUFACTURES

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification KK-S-756; 1946. Strops, Razor; Leather. Covers one grade; two

types— (I) all-leather and (II) leather with canvas honing strap (class A—square edge and B—doublesewed handles). Gives requirements for material,

workmanship, and details for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 34B4a; 1945.

Bags, Money, Leather.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 34B5; 1945.

Bags, Money, Leather (Suitcase Type).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 55B19; 1946.

Bands, Sweat, Cap, Leather.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army Signal Corps Specification

72-102; 1945. Pigeon Vest PG-106/CB.

093.3 FLAKE GLUE

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification C-G-451; 1931. Amendment l; 1945. Glue; Animal (for) Woodworking. Covers six grades—VI, V2, Jl, J2, Si, and S2 In flake, ground, or other form. Gives requirements

. for material and workmanship, moisture content,

MISCELLANEOUS ANIMAL PRODUCTS

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Jelly strength, viscosity, reaction, foam, and odor

and keeping quality; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

093.7 GELATIN

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification C-G-191D; 1945.

Gelatin, Plain; Gelatin-Dessert-Powder; and Starch- Dessert-Powder. Covers three types— (1) gelatin,

plain (unflavored) ; (II) dessert powder (flavored),

prepared with gelatin; and (III) dessert powder

('flavored), prepared with starch. Gives material

and workmanship, general requirements and details

for each type; methods of Inspection and tests; and packaging, labeling, packing, and marking for shipment.

098. ANIMAL PRODUCTS, UNMANUFACTURED,

NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED

098.1 MEAT MEAL, MEAT SCRAPS, BONE MEAL, BLOOD MEAL

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Defi- nitions of Feedlngstuf f s, 1946. Animal Products.

Defines blood meal, blood flour, meat, meat byproducts, meat meal or meat scraps, digester tankage, meat meal tankage, feeding tankage, whale

meal, animal liver meal, animal liver and glandular

meal, extracted animal liver meal, raw bone

meal, steamed bone meal, special steamed bone meal,

bone charcoal or bone black, and spent bone

black.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification N-F-211b; 1944. Amend, l; 1946. Feedstuff; Concentrated. In- cludes animal protein products (blood meal,

blood flour, meatscrap, and fish meal); vitamin products (animal liver meal, animal liver and glandular meal, oil—feeding, and fer- mentation solubles—dried); and mineral prod- ucts (steamed bone meal, oyster shell meal,

and ground limestone). Gives general require- ments and detail requirements; methods of In- spection and tests; and packaging, packing,

and marking for shipments.

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VEGETABLE FOOD PRODUCTS

GRAINS AND PREPARATIONS

100. GENERAL ITEMS

New York Produce Exchange. Rules Regulating Transactions In Grain, 1936. Gives rules In effect among members of the Exchange. Covers grades of grain,

Inspection, registrar, warehouses, deliveries, calls, transferable orders, buyer's option, appeals, regular

trade, Identical parcels or ungraded grain, track, grain, payments, weighers' returns, margins, maturity

of contracts, defaults, brokers' liability, final

appeals, and adjustment of balances on settlements. 103. CORN AND GRAIN SORGHUMS AND PREPARATIONS

103.1 CORN HEAL, CORN GLUTEN FEED AND MEAL

Assn. of American Feed control Officials, Inc. Definitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1948. Corn Products. Defines corn meal, corn feed meal, corn gluten feed, corn gluten meal, maltose process corn gluten feed, corn germ cake, corn germ meal, and corn screenings.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification N-F-21lb; 1944. Amend. i; 1946. Feedstuff; Concentrated, includes corn gluten feed, corn gluten meal, and corn feed

meal. Gives general requirements and detail requirements; methods of Inspection and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipments.

103.9 MISCELLANEOUS SPECIFICATIONS FOR CORN

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-D-232;

1945. Dextrin (for Use In Ammunition).

104. OATS AND OAT PRODUCTS

101.9 MISCELLANEOUS SPECIFICATIONS FOR OATS

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification N-F-2llb; 1944. Amend. 1; 1946. Feedstuff; concentrated. Includes

oat grouts (feeding) and steel cut grouts (feeding). Gives general requirements and detail requirements; methods of Imspectlon and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipments.

105. RICE AND RICE PRODUCTS

105.1 RICE

V. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Milled

Rice, 1945. Covers fourteen classes—(I) Edith,

(II), Fortuna, (III) Lady wrlght, (IV) Rexoro, (V) Nira, (VI) blue rose, (VII) early prolific, (VIII) American pearl, (IX) calady, (X) miscellaneous classes, (XI.) mixed, (XII) second head, (XIII) screenings, and (XIV) brewers. Gives requirements for various classes, subclasses, grades, unpolished milled rice, parboiled milled rice, coated milled rice,

weevlly milled rice, and definitions.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Rough

Rice, 1945. Covers eleven classes—(I) Edith, (II)

Fortuna, (III) Lady wrlght, (IV) Rexoro, (V) Nira,

(VI) blue rose, (VII) early prolific, (VIII) American pearl, (IX) Calady, (x) miscellaneous classes,

and (XI) mixed. Gives requirements for various classes, subclasses, grades, special grades for rough

rice, milling quality, and definitions. 107. WHEAT AND PREPARATIONS FROM MEAT

107.0 GENERAL ITEMS

New York Produce Exchange. Rules Regulating the Flour

Trade, 1932. Gives twenty-one rules In effect among member of the Exchange.

107.3 WHEAT FLOUR

U. S. Gov. , Federal specification N-F-481b; 1946. Amend. 2; 1946. Flour; Wheat. Covers two types

(I) hard-wheat flour and (ii) softwheat flour; and unbleached and bleached In two classes

(a) plain

and (B) enriched. Gives material and workmanship,

general requirements, and details for each type and

class; methods of Inspection and test; and packaging, labeling, packing, and marking for shipment.

108. BREAD AND BAKING PRODUCTS

108.3 CRACKERS

0. S. Gov., Federal Specification EE-C~651b; 1945.

Amend. 1; 1946. Crackers and Cookies. Covers three types—(I) crackers, sponge (five classes—(A) plain

soda, (B) salted soda, (O plain oyster, (D) salted

oyster, and (E) graham); (II) crackers, sweet (two classes—(A) raisin-filled and (B) fig bars); and

(III) cookies (two classes—(A) vanilla wafers and

;E) ginger snaps) . Gives material and workmanship,

general requirements, and details for each type and

class; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, labeling, packing, and marking for shipment.

108.1 MACARONI, NOODLES, SPAGHETTI , AND VER- MICELLI

108.11 Macaroni

U. S. Gov., Federal Security Agency, Food and Drug Ad- ministration. Title 21, Part ie; 1944. Alimentary

Pastes. Macaroni and Noodle products. Gives findings of fact and conclusions; and identity and label

statement of optional Ingredients for macaroni products, milk macaroni products, whole wheat macaroni

products, wheat and soy macaroni products, vegetable

macaroni products, noodle products, wheat and soy

noodle products, and vegetable noodle products.

108.12 Noodles

0. S. Gov., Federal Security Agency, Food and Drug

Administration. Title 21. Part ie; 1944. Alimen- tary pastes. Macaroni and Noodle Products. Gives

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findings of fact and conclusions; and Identity and

label statement of optional Ingredients for macaroni

products, milk macaroni products, whole wheat maca- roni products, wheat and soy macaroni products,

vegetable macaroni products, noodle products, wheat

and soy noodle products, and vegetable noodle products.

108.9 MISCELLANEOUS SPECIFICATIONS FOR BAKING PRODUCTS

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification N-B-371; 1937.

Amend, l; 1945. Biscuit and Short-Bread Mixtures;

Prepared. Covers one type and grade of a powdered

product prepared from wheat flour; with suitable

shortening, dried milk (whole or skimmed)., sugar or other fermentable carbohydrate substance, salt, and baking powder or other suitable leavening agent.

Gives material and workmanship, general requirements, and details; method of Inspection and test; and packaging, packing, and marking.

109. MISCELLANEOUS GRAIN PREPARATIONS

109.3 CORNFLAKES, CORN BREAKFAST FOODS

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification N-C-l96a; 1945. Amendment l; 1945. Cereals, Breakfast; Prepared

(Ready-to-Eat) . Includes corn flakes. Gives re- quirements for corn kernels used and for the completed product; methods of inspection and test; and

packaging, labeling, packing, and marking for shipment.

109.4 OATMEAL AND ROLLED OATS

U. S. Gov., Fe deral Specif lcatlon N-C-l96a; 1945. Amendment 1; 1945. Cereals, Breakfast; Prepared

(Ready-to-Eat) . Includes oat dough, puffed. Gives requirements for oat flour used and for completed

110-119

III. HAY

I 1 1.0 GENERAL ITEMS

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Definitions. The fol- lowing definitions are applicable to all groups of

hay. Covers basis for grade determinations, percentages, percentages of diameter sizes, percentages of moisture, alfalfa, timothy, clover, upland

grasses, midland grasses, grasses, Johnson grass,

oat hay, red oat hay, wheat hay, wild oat hay, barley hay, grain hay, vetch hay, lespedeza, soybean

hay, cowpea hay, peanut hay, legumes, foreign material, lnjurous foreign material, filled grain, and color.

1(1.1 ALFALFA HAY

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar^

ketlng Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Alfalfa and Alfalfa

Mixed Hay. Covers ten classes —alfalfa, alfalfa

light grass mixed, alfalfa heavy grass mixed, alfalfa light timothy mixed, alfalfa heavy timothy

mixed, alfalfa clover mixed, alfalfa light Johnson

product; methods of inspection and test; and packaging, labeling, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification N-F-211b; 1944.

Amend. 1; 1946. Feedstuff; Concentrated. Includes fine ground oat meal (feeding) and rolled oats

(feeding). Gives general requirements and detail

requirements; methods of Inspection and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipments.

109.5 PUFFED RICE

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification N-C-l96a; 1945. Amendment 1; 1945- Cereals, Breakfast; Prepared

(Ready-to-Eat). Includes puffed rice (gun-puffed), rice cereal (oven-puffed), and rice flakes. Gives requirements for rice grains used and for the com- pleted products; methods of inspection and test; and packaging, labeling, packing, and marking for

shipment.

109.6 WHEAT BREAKFAST FOOD

\J. S. Gov., Federal Specification N-C-l96a; 1945. Amendment 1; 1945. Cereals, Breakfast; Prepared

(Ready-to-Eat). Includes whole-wheat biscuit, wheat

flakes, forty percent bran flakes, wheat bran (prepared), puffed wheat (gun-puffed), and malted-cereal

granules. Gives requirements for wheat used and for completed product; methods of Inspection and test; and packaging, labe-llng, packing, and marking for

shipment.

109.9 MISCELLANEOUS SPECIFICATIONS FOR GRAIN

PREPARATIONS

Soy Flour Assn. Soy Flour Standards, 1946. Gives

requirements for protein (NX6.25), protein (NX5.7), fat (ether extract), fibre, moisture, and ash for low-fat soy flour, defatted soy flour, and fullfat soy flour; screen test; and definition.

mixed, alfalfa heavy Johnson mixed, alfalfa light

grain mixed, and alfalfa heavy grain mixed; and

four u. S. grades —No.l, No. 2, No. 3, and sample.

Gives definition and grades for extra leafy hay, extra green hay, green hay, and coarse hay.

1 1 1.4 CLOVER HAY

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Timothy and Clover Hay. Covers seven classes —timothy, timothy clover mixed, timothy light grass mixed, timothy heavy grass mixed, timothy light alfalfa mixed, clover, and

clover timothy mixed; and four U. S. grades—No.l, No. 3, No. 3, and sample. Gives definition and

grades for extra leafy hay, leafy hay, extra green

nay, and green hay.

1 1 1.5 MIXED HAY

u. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Alfalfa and Alfalfa

Mixed Hay. Covers ten classes —alfalfa, alfalfa

light grass mixed, alfalfa heavy grass mixed, alfalfa light timothy mixed, alfalfa heavy timothy

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mixed, alfalfa clover mixed, alfalfa light Johnson

mixed, alfalfa heavy Johnson mixed, alfalfa light

grain mixed, and alfalfa heavy grain mixed; and four

U. S. grades —No.l, No. 2, No. 3, and sample. Gives definition and grades for extra leafy hay, extra

green hay, green hay, and coarse hay.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. Handbook, of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Cowpea and Cowpea Mixed

Hay. Covers five classes —cowpea, cowpea light

grass mixed, cowpea heavy grass mixed, cowpea light Johnson mixed, and cowpea heavy Johnson mixed; and

four U. S. grades —No.l, No. 2, No. 3, and sample.

Gives definition and grades for extra leafy hay,

leafy hay, extra green hay, and green hay.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, production and Mar- keting Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 194-*. Grain, Wild Oat, Vetch, and Grain Mixed Hay. Covers eleven classes—oat; red oat; wheat; barley; wild oat; red oat and wild

oat mixed, wheat and wild oat mixed; wild oat and grain mixed; oat light alfalfa mixed, wheat light

alfalfa mixed, barley light alfalfa mixed; oat

light vetch mixed, wheat light vetch mixed; oat and vetch mixed, wheat and vetch mixed; and vetch; and

four U. S. grades —No.l, No. 2, No. 3, and sample.

Gives definition and grades for coarse hay.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. Handbook of Official Hay and Straw Standards, 1944. Johnson and Johnson

Mixed Hay. Covers five classes —Johnson, Johnson

light grass mixed, Johnson heavy grass mixed, Johnson light alfalfa mixed, and Johnson light lespedeza mixed; and four U. S. grades—No. 1, No. 2, No. 3, and sample. Gives definition and grades for extra green hay, green hay, fine hay, and coarse hay.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, production and Mar- keting Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Lespedeza and Lespedeza

Mixed Hay. Covers five classes —lespedeza, lespedeza light grass mixed, lespedeza heavy grass mixed,

lespedeza light Johnson mixed, and lespedeza

heavy Johnson mixed; and four U. S. grades —No.l,

No. 2, No. 3, and sample. Gives definition and grades for extra leafy hay, leafy hay, extra green hay, and green hay.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Mixed Hay. Covers def- initions of class, grade requirements, and grade

designations.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, production and Marketing Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Peanut and Peanut Mixed

Hay. Covers three classes—peanut, peanut light

grass mixed, and peanut heavy grass mixed; and four

U. S. grades —No.l, No. 2, No. 3, and sample. Gives definition and grades for extra leafy hay, leafy

hay, extra green hay, and green hay.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Soybean and Soybean

Mixed Hay. Covers five classes —soybean, soybean

light grass mixed, soybean heavy grass mixed, soy- bean light Johnson mixed, and soybean heavy Johnson

mixed; and four U. S. grades —No.l, No. 2, No. 3, and sample. Gives definition and grades for extra leafy hay, leafy hay, extra green hay, green hay, and coarse hay.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Timothy and Clover Hay. Covers seven classes —timothy, timothy clover mixed,

timothy light grass mixed, timothy heavy grass

mixed, timothy light alfalfa mixed, clover, and

clover timothy mixed; and four H. S. grades —No.l,

No. 2, No. 3, and sample. Gives definition and grades

for extra leafy hay, leafy hay, extra green hay, and green hay.

I I i .6 TIMOTHY HAY

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Timothy and Clover Hay. Covers seven classes —timothy, timothy clover mlxea,

timothy light grass mixed, timothy heavy grass

mixed, timothy light alfalfa mixed, clover, and

clover timothy mlaed; and four U. S. grades—No.l,

No. 2, No. 3, and sample. Gives definition and grades

for extra leafy hay, leafy hay, extra green hay, and green hay.

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111.91 Johnson Hay

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Johnson and Johnson

Mixed Hay. Covers five classes —Johnson, Johnson

light grass mixed, Johnson heavy grass mixed, Johnson light alfalfa mixed, and Johnson light lespedeza mixed; and four U. S. grades—No.l, No. 2, No. 3, and sample. Gives definition and grades for extra

green hay, green hay, fine hay, and coarse hay.

I I 1 .92 Lespedeza Hay

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Lespedeza and Lespedeza

Mixed Hay. Covers five classes —lespedeza, lespedeza light grass mixed, lespedeza heavy grass mixed,

lespedeza light Johnson mixed, and lespedeza

heavy Johnson mixed; and four U. S. grades —No.l,

No. 2, No. 3, and sample. Gives definition and grades

for extra leafy hay, leafy hay. extra green hay, and green hay.

11 1.93 Prairie Hay

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Prairie Hay. Covers

three classes —upland, midland, and up land -mid land

mixed; and four u. S. grades—No.l, No. 2, N0.3, and sample. Gives definition and grades for extra

green hay and green hay.

1 1 1 .94 Peanut Hay

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Definitions of Feedlngstuffs, 1946. Peanut Products. Defines ground peanut vine hay and ground peanut

vine stem hay.

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U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Peanut and Peanut Mixed

Hay. Covers three classes—peanut, peanut light

grass mixed, and peanut heavy grass mixed; and four

U. S. grades —No.i, No. 2, No. 3, and sample. Gives definition and grades for extra leafy hay, leafy

hay, extra green hay, and green hay.

1 1 1 .95 Peavine

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Cowpea and Cowpea Mixed

Hay. Covers five classes —cowpea, cowpea light

grass mixed, cowpea heavy grass mixed, cowpea light

Johnson mixed, and cowpea heavy Johnson mixed; and

four U. S. grades —No.i, No. 2, No. 3, and sample.

Gives definition and grades for extra leafy hay,

leafy hay, extra green hay, and green hay.

ill. 99 Specifications For Hay Hot Elsewhere

Classified

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, production and Mar- keting Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Grain, wild Oat, Vetch, and Grain Mixed Hay. Covers eleven classes —oat; red oat; wheat; barley; wild oat; red oat and wild

oat mixed, wheat and wild oat mixed; wild oat and

grain mixed; oat light alfalfa mixed, wheat light

alfalfa mixed, barley light alfalfa mixed; oat

light vetch mixed, wheat light vetch mixed;, oat and vetch mixed, wheat and vetch mixed; and vetch; and

four U. S. grades —No.i, No. 2, No. 3, and sample.

Gives definition and grades for coarse hay.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Grass Hay. Covers four

U. S. grades —No.i, No. 2, No. 3, and sample. Gives definition and grades for extra green hay and green

hay.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, production and Mar- keting Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Soybean and Soybean

Mixed Hay. Covers five classes —soybean, soybean

light grass mixed, soybean heavy grass mixed, soybean light Johnson mixed, and soybean heavy Johnson

mixed; and four U. S. grades—No.i, No. 2, No. 3, and sample. Gives definition and grades for extra

leafy hay, leafy hay, extra green hay, green hay, and coarse hay.

112. OIL SEED CAKES AND OIL CAKE MEAL

1 12. 1 FLAXSEED (LINSEED) OIL CAKE AHD MEAL

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Defi- nitions of Feedlngstuffs, 1946. Linseed and Flax

Products. Defines ground flaxseed or flaxseed meal,

protein linseed oil cake or chips, protein linseed

oil meal, protein ilnseed cubes or pellets, flaxseed screenings oil feed, protein linseed feed, and

flax plant by-product.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification N-F-211b; 1944.

Amend. 1; 1946. Feedstuff; Concentrated. Includes flaxseed meal and linseed meal. Gives general re- quirements and detail requirements; methods of

inspection and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipments.

112.2 PEANUT OIL CAKE AND MEAL

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Defi- nitions of Feedlngstuffs, 1946. Peanut Products. Defines protein peanut oil cake and meal, and annulled peanut oil feed. National Cottonseed Products Assn., Inc. Rules, 1946. Definitions of Grade and Quality, article 11. Pea- nut Cake. Rules 89 and 90. Covers peanut cake and

peanut cake prime quality.

National Cottonseed Products Assn., Inc. Rules, 1946. Definitions of Grade and Quality, article 15. Peanut Meal. Rules 115 and 116. Covers peanut meal

and peanut meal prime quality.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification N-F-211b; 1944.

Amend. 1; 1946. Feedstuffs; Concentrated. Includes peanut oil meal. Gives . general requirements and detail requirements; methods of Inspection and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for

shipments.

112.3 COTTONSEED OIL CAKE AND MEAL

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Defi- nitions of Feedlngstuffs, 1946. Cottonseed Products. Defines cottonseed meal, two grades of protein cottonseed meal, protein cottonseed feed, two grades of whole pressed cottonseed, cottonseed

cake, six grades of protein cottonseed cake, protein cottonseed cubes or pellets, and Kunsell color standard for cottonseed cake and meal. National Cottonseed Products Assn., Inc. Rules, 1946. Definitions of Grade and Quality, article 10. Cot- tonseed cake. Rules 65 to 87. Covers cottonseed

cake, cottonseed cake prime quality, and cottonseed

/ cake off quality. National Cottonseed Products Assn., Inc. Rules, 1946. Definitions of Grade and Quality, article 12. Sized Cottonseed Cake. Rules 91 to 95. Covers nut-size cake, sheep-size cake, pea-size cake,

pebble-size cake, and cottonseed cake screenings. National Cottonseed Products Assn., Inc. Rules, 1946. Definitions of Grade and Quality, article 13. Cot- tonseed Meal. Rules 100 to 103. Covers cottonseed

meal, cottonseed meal prime quality, type of label

for 36 percent cottonseed meal prime quality, type

of label for 41 percent cottonseed meal prime quality, type of label for 43 percent cottonseed meal

prime quality, Munsell color standards for prime cottonseed cake and meal, and cottonseed meal off

quality. National Cottonseed Products Assn., Inc. Rules, 1946. Definitions of Grade and Quality, article 14. Whole Pressed Cottonseed. Rules 106, 107, and 109.

Covers whole pressed cottonseed, whole pressed cot- tonseed prime quality, and ground whole pressed

cottonseed prime quality. National Cottonseed Products Assn., Inc. Rules, 1946. Sampling and Methods of Chemical Analysis. Cake,

Meal, and Meats. Rules 244, 245, and 273. Covers methods of sampling, preparation of sample, moisture, oil, fat, nitrogen, ammonia, protein, color

of cottonseed cake and cottonseed meal, and odor of cottonseed cake and meal.

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U. S. Gov., Federal Specification N-F-211D; 1944. Amend, l; 1946. Feedstuff; Concentrated. Includes cotton seed meal. Gives general requirements and detail requirements; methods of Inspection and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipments.

I I2.4 C0C0ANUT OIL CAKE AND MEAL

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Definitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Definitions for protein cocoanut oil meal or protein copra oil meal.

I 12.5 ALFALFA MEAL

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Definitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Alfalfa Products. Defines chopped alfalfa or cut alfalfa, alfalfa

meal, alfalfa leaf meal, and alfalfa stem meal.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification N-F-211b; 1944.

Amend. 1; 1946. Feedstuffs; Concentrated. Includes alfalfa meal and alfalfa leaf meal. Gives general

requirements and detail requirements; methods of Inspection and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

112.6 SOYBEAN OIL CAKE AND MEAL

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Definitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Soybean Products. Defines ground soybeans, protein soybean oil cake

or oil chips, protein soybean oil meal, soybean

mill feed, and soybean hay meal. National Soybean Processors Assn. Year Book and

Trading Rules, 1945-1946. Soybean Oil Meal, Official Methods of Analysis. Testing methods as adopted by the Assn. of Official Agricultural Chemists

shall be used as the official methods of analysis,

except as otherwise specified. Covers moisture,

protein, oil, crude rubber, reagents, apparatus,

and determination.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification N-F-211b; 1944.

Amend. 1; 1946. Feedstuff; Concentrated. Includes soybean oil meal. Gives general requirements and detail requirements; methods of Inspection and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipments. 112.9 MISCELLANEOUS SPECIFICATIONS FOR OIL

MEAL AND OIL CAKE

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Definitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Corn Products.

Defines corn oil cake and corn oil meal.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification N-F-211b; 1944.

Amend. 1; 1946. Feedstuff; Concentrated. Includes sesame oil meal. Gives general requirements and detail requirements; methods of Inspection and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipments. 113. STRAW

1 13. 1 RYE STRAW

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Rye Straw. Covers five

U. S. grades—no. 1, N0.1 chaffy, No. 2, No. 2 chaffy,

and sample. Gives definition and grades for

straight rye straw and long rye straw, color, and

maximum percent of chaff.

1 13.2 OAT STRAW

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Oat Straw. Covers five

U. S. grades—N0.1, No.l chaffy, No. 2, No. 2 chaffy, and sample. Gives definition, color, and maximum

percent of chaff.

1 13.3 WHEAT STRAW

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Wheat Straw. Covers

five U. S. grades —No.l, No.l chaffy, No. 2, No.

chaffy, and sample. Gives definition, color, and maximum percent of chaff.

1 13.1 RICE STRAW

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Rice Straw. Covers

five u. S. grades —No.l, No.l chaffy, No. 2, No.

chaffy, and sample. Gives definition, color, and maximum per cent of chaff.

1 13.5 BARLEY STRAW

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. Handbook of Official Hay

and Straw Standards, 1944. Barley Straw. Covers

five u. S. grades—No.l, No.l chaffy, No. 2, No.

chaffy, and sample. Gives definition, color, and maximum percent of chaff. 117. FODDERS AND POULTRY FEEDS

117.2 HOMINY FEED

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Defi- nitions of Feedlngstuffs, 1946. Corn Products.

Defines hominy feed. - U. S. Gov., Federal Specification N-F-211D; 1944.

Amend, l; 1946. Feedstuff; Concentrated. Includes hominy feed. Gives general requirements and detail

requirements; methods of Inspection and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipments.

1 17.9 MISCELLANEOUS FEED

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

24-17C; 1945. Pigeon Feed.

I 18. MILL FEEDS

1 18. 1 WHEAT FEED

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Definitions of Feedlngstuf fs, ' 1946. Wheat Products.

Defines wheat bran, standard middlings, flour middlings, red dog, lowgrade feed flour, bran and

standard middlings, hard wheat mixed feed, brown shorts, gray shorts, white shorts, mixed feed,

commercial wheat germ meal, wheat germ oil cake, and wheat germ oil meal.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification N-F-211b; 1944.

Amend. 1; 1946. Feedstuff; Concentrated. Includes wheat flour middlings, wheat brown shorts, wheat

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gray shorts, wheat white shorts, wheat (red dog), and wheat mixed feed. Gives general requirements

and detail requirements; methods of Inspection and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipments.

118.2 BRAN

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Definitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Bran. Defines bran

for rice, rye, corn, and wheat.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification N-F-211b; 1944.

Amend, l; 1946. Feedstuff; Concentrated. Includes bran (wheat) and bran and screenings (wheat) . Gives general requirements and detail requirements; methods of Inspection and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipments.

1 18.3 MIDDLINGS

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Definitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Middlings. Defines

oat middlings, rye middlings, rye flour middlings, wheat standard middlings, and wheat flour middlings.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification N-F-211b; 1944. Amend. 1; 1946. Feedstuff; Concentrated. Includes standard middlings. Gives general requirements and detail requirements; methods of Inspection and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

118.9 MISCELLANEOUS SPECIFICATIONS FOR MILL

FEEDS

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Defi- nitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Buckwheat Products. Defines buckwheat feed and buckwheat middlings.

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Defi- nitions of Feedlngstuf fs , 1946. Oat Products.

Defines oat hulls, oat middlings, oat shorts, oat chop, ground oats, pulverized oats, crushed or crimped oats, oat groats, hulled oats or undrled

oat groats, feeding oat meal, cut oat groats, cracked oat groats, ground oat groats, clipped oat byproduct, and oat mill feed. Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Defi- nitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Rye Products.

Defines rye bran, rye feed, rye red dog, rye lowgrade feed flour, rye middlings, and rye flour middlings.

119. MISCELLANEOUS FODDERS AND FEEDS

1 1 9. 1 BEET PULP FEED

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Defi- nitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Definition for

dried beet pulp.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification N-F-211b; 1944.

Amend, l; 1946. Feedstuff; Concentrated. Includes

beet pulp (dried). Gives general requirements and detail requirements; methods of Inspection and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipments.

1 19.2 CORN CHOPS AND GRITS

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Defi- nitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Corn Products.

Defines corn chop, ground corn or cracked corn;

screened corn chop, screened ground corn, or

screened cracked corn; corn grits or hominy grits;

ear corn chops and corn screenings.

119.4 BREWERS' AND DISTILLERS' DRIED GRAINS

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Defi- nitions of Feedlngstuf fs , 1946. Brewers' and Distillers 1 Products. Defines brewers' dried

grains, malt sprouts, percent protein malt cleanings, malt hulls, dried spent hops, com distillers' dried

grains, rye distillers' dried grains, wheat distillers' dried grains, corn distillers' dried grains

with solubles, rye distillers' dried grains with

solubles, wheat distillers' dried grains with solubles, seml-solld corn distillers' grains with solubles, seml-solld rye distillers' 'grains with solubles, seml-solld wheat distillers' grains with solubles, seml-solld corn distillers' solubles, semlsolld rye distillers' solubles, seml-solld wheat

distillers' solubles, dried corn distillers' solubles, dried rye distillers' solubles, dried wheat

distillers' solubles, dried molasses distillers'

solubles, and yeast dried grains or vinegar dried

grains.

U.S. Gov., Federal Specification N-F-211b; 1944.

Amend. 1; 1946. Feedstuff; Concentrated. Includes distillers grain (dried). Gives general requirements and detail requirements; methods of Inspection

and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipments

.

119.5 RICE FEED

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Defi- nitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946* Rice Products. Defines rice bran, rice hulls, rice pollshlngs,

rice meal, ground rough rice, rice stone bran, and

rice huller bran.

1 19.6 DIGESTER TANKAGE

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Defi- nitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Digester Tankage.

Defines digester tankage, meat meal tankage, or feeding tankage.

119.9 MISCELLANEOUS SPECIFICATIONS FOR FODDERS AND FEED

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Definitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Screenings. Defines screenings, grain screenings, screenings

waste or screenings refuse, and scourlngs.

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Definitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Lespedeza Products. Defines lespedeza meal, lespedeza stem meal, and

lespedeza straw meal. Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Definitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Miscellaneous Products. Defines dried apple pomace, dried apple pectin pulp, dried beet pulp, buckwheat feed, buckwheat

middlings, chop, dried citrus pulp, protein babassu

oil meal, protein cocoanut oil meal or protein copra

oil meal, palm kernel oil meal, Ivory nut meal,

grain sorghum head chop, grain sorghum head stems, processed garbage, protein sesame oil meal, dried

sweet potato pulp, dried tomato pomace, velvet bean

meal, ground velvet bean and pod, and Iodized salt.

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Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Definitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Barley Products. Defines barley hulls, barley feed, barley

mixed feed, ground barley, and mixed feed barley.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification N-F-211b; 1944. Amend. 1; 1946. Feedstuff; Concentrated. Includes citrus pulp

(dried) and distillers solubles. Gives general requirements and detail requirements; methods of Inspection and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipments.

120-129 VEGETABLES

121. FOLIAGE TYPE VEGETABLES, FRESH .

121. I CABBAGES ANO CAULIFLOWER

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. Tentative U. S. Standards for Grades of Frozen Cauliflower, 1945. Covers

three grades —U. S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade B or u. S. Extra Standard, and U. S. Grade D

or Substandard; and two styles —clusters and quarters. Gives definition, tolerance for certification

of officially drawn samples, and factors used In ascertaining the grade rating Including color and

absence of defects.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Cabbage

for Processing, 1944. Covers three grades —u. S. N0.1, U. S. No. 2, and culls. Gives Introduction,

requirements for each grade, tolerances, and definitions of terms.

121.3 ENDIVE, ESCAROLE, ANO CHICORY

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification HHH-E-516a; 1946. Endive, Escarole, and Chicory; Fresh. Covers U. S. No. 1 Grade. Gives general requirements and detail requirements; methods of Inspection and test; and

packing, labeling, and marking for shipment.

121.9 MISCELLANEOUS FOLIAGE TYPE VEGETABLES

U. S. Gov., Dept. or Agriculture, production and Marketing Administration. Tentative U. S. Standards

for Grades of Frozen Brussels Sprouts, 1945- Covers four grades —U. S. Grade A or ll. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade B or U. S. Extra Standard, U. S. Grade C or

U. S. Standard, and U. S. Grade D or Substandard. Gives definition, count and size, tolerance for certification of officially drawn sample, and fac- tors used In ascertaining the grade rating Including color, absence of defects, and character. 122. FRUIT TYPE VEGETABLES, FRESH

122.1 BEANS, PEAS, OKRA

122.11 Beans

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. Tentative U. S. Standards

for Grades of Frozen Lima Beans, 1945. Covers four Grades —U. S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade B

or U. S. Extra Standard, U. S. Grade C or U. S. Standard, and U. S. Grade D or Substandard; and two types—thin-seeded and thick-seeded. Gives definition, tolerance for certification of officially

drawn samples, and factors used In ascertaining the grade rating including color and absence of defects.

122.13 Peas

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. Tentative u. S. Standards

for. Grades of Frozen Peas, 1945. Covers four

grades—U. S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade B

or U. S. Extra Standard, U. S. Grade C or U. S. Standard, and U. S. Grade D or Substandard. Gives definition, tolerance for certification of officially drawn samples, and factors used In ascertaining the grade rating Including color, absence of defects, and tenderness and maturity.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing

Administration. U. S. Standards for Fresh Shelled Peas for Canning or Freezing, 1946. Covers five grades

U. S. Fancy, u. S. N0.1, u. S. No. 2, U. S. No. 3, and

culls. Gives introduction, requirements for each grade,

foreign material, and definitions of terms.

122.2 GREEN CORN

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Sweet Corn for Canning, 1945. Covers two grades —u. S. No.l and U. S. No. 2; and three classes —A, B, and

C. Gives Introduction, requirements for each grade,

maturity classification, and definitions of terms.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. U. S. Standards for Green

Corn, 1945. Covers three grades —U. S. No.l, U. So fancy, and unclassified. Gives Introduction, requirements for each grade, and definitions of terms.

122.6 PUMPKINS AND SQUASH

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. U. S. Standards for Fall

and Winter Type Squash, 1944. Covers two grades

U. S. No.l and U. S. No. 2. Gives Introduction, requirements for each grade, tolerances, size explanation, and definitions of terms.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Summer

Squash, 1945. Covers three grades —U. S. No.l,

U. S. No. 2, and unclassified. Gives introduction,

requirements for each grade, size explanation, application of tolerances, and definitions of terms. 123. ROOT TYPE VEGETABLES, FRESH

123.1 BEETS

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Beets

for Processing, 19'45. Covers three grades —U. S. Noll, U. S. No. 2, and culls. Gives Introduction,

requirements for each grade, topping requirements,

tolerances, and definitions of terms. 123.2 CARROTS

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Bunched

Carrots, 1945. Covers two grades —U. S. No.l and

unclassified. Gives requirements for each grade,

application of tolerances, size terms, length of tops, standard bunches, and definitions of terms.

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U. 8. Gov.., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration, u. S. Standards for Carrots

for Processing, 1944. Covers three grades—U. S. N0.1, u. S. No. 2, and culls. Gives introduction,

requirements for each grade, topping requirements,

size, tolerances, and definitions of terms.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration- u. S. Standards for Carrots With Short Trimmed Tops, 1945. Covers two grades

U. S. No.l, and unclassified. Gives requirements

for each grade, application of tolerances, size

terms, and definitions of terms.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Topped

Carrots, 1945. Covers three grades —U. S. No.l,

U. S. No. 2, and unclassified. Gives requirements

for each grade, application of tolerances, and definitions of terms.

123.3 ONIONS AND SCALLIONS

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Northern

Grown Onions, 1944. Covers six grades—U. S. No.l,

U. S. commercial, U. S. No.l boilers, U. S. No. 1 plcklers, u. S. No. 2, and unclassified. Gives

introduction, requirements for each grade and definitions of terms.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Onions

for Processing, 1944. Covers three grades —u. S. No.l, U. S. No. .2, and culls. Gives introduction,

requirements for each grade, topping requirements,

tolerances, and definitions of terms. 123.4 PARSNIPS AND TURNIPS

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for parsnips, 1945. Covers three grades —U. S. No.l, U. S. No. 2, and unclassified. Gives requirements for each grade, application of tolerances, and definitions of terms.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification HHH-P-103a; 1946.

Parsnips; Fresh. Covers two grades—No. 1 and no.

2. Gives sizes, general requirements, and detail

requirements for each grade; methods of inspection and test; and packing, labeling, and marking for shipment.

123.5 POTATOES

123.52 Sweet Potatoes

U. S. Gov.., Dept. of Agriculture, production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Sweet

Potatoes, 1944. Covers five grades—U. S. fancy,

U. S. extra No.l, U. S. No.l, U. S. No. 2, and unclassified. Gives introduction, requirements for eacn grade, tolerances, and definitions of terms. 123.8 SHALLOTS AND GARLIC

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar-' ketlng Administration. U. S. Standards for Garlic,

1944. Covers two grades —U. S. No.l and unclassified. Gives Introduction, requirements for each

grade, and definitions of terms.

124. STEM TYPE VEGETABLES, FRESH

124.4 RHUBARB

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. Tentative U. S. Standards

for Grades of Frozen Rhubarb, 1945. Covers three

grades —U. S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade B

or U. S. Choice, and U. S. Grade D or Substandard;

two types—crimson and green; and two styles —cut and spilt. Gives definition, sugar or sirup pack,

tolerance for certification of officially drawn

samples, and factors used In ascertaining the grade

rating including color, absence of defects, and

tenderness and texture. 125. FOLIAGE TYPE VEGETABLES, CANNED

OR PRESERVED

125.0 GENERAL ITEMS

National Canners Assn. Supplement Manual for Canned

Food Labels, 1946. Revised Definitions and Stand- ards Voluntary Label Statements. Vegetables.

Covers artichokes. 126. FRUIT TYPE VEGETABLES, CANNED OR

PRESERVED

126.0 GENERAL ITEMS

National Canners Assn. Supplement Manual for Canned

Food Labels, 1946. Revised Definitions and Stand- ards Voluntary Label Statements. Vegetables.

Covers beans, green and wax; beans, lima or butter;

corn, sweet; peas; pumpkin; squash; and tomatoes.

126.1 BEANS AND PEAS

126.11 Canned Beans and Dry Beans

National Cottonseed Products Assn., Inc. Rules, 1946. Methods of Chemical Analysis. Soybeans. Rule 270B. Covers original moisture, pre-drylng, grinding,

second moisture, oil, ammonia, free fatty acid, and calculation of results.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Fresh Shelled Lima Beans for Processing, 1945- Covers

three grades —U. S. No.l, U. S. No. 2, and culls. Gives Introduction, requirements for each grade,

foreign material, and definitions of. terms.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Grades

of Canned Green or Wax Beans, 1945. Covers four

grades—U. S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade B

or U. S. Extra Standard, U. S. Grade. C or U. S. Standard, and U. S. Grade D or Substandard; two types —round and flat; two varieties—green and wax; and three styles —whole, cut, and shoestring.

Gives definition, recommended fill of container and drained weight, container size, container dimensions, recommended minimum drained weights, sizes,

tolerance for certification of officially drawn

samples, and factors used In ascertaining the grade

rating Including clearness of liquor, uniformity of color, absence of defects, and maturity.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification Jjj-B-I5ia; 1941. Amend. 1; 1946. Beans, Snap; Canned. Covers two

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- types —(I) round and (II) flat; two varieties— (a) green or (b) wax; and three styles — (I) cut, (II) whole, and (III) shoestring (French or julienne); seven sizes —o, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6; and three grades — (A) fancy, (B) extra standard, and (C) standard. Gives material and workmanship, general

requirements, drained weights and head space, and details for each grade; methods of Inspection and

tests; and packaging, labeling, packing, and marking for shipment.

126.13 Canned Peas and Dry Peas

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Grades

of Canned Peas, 1942, amended 1945. Covers four

grades —u. S. grade A or U. S. fancy, U. S. grade B or U. S. extra standard, U. S. grade C or U. S. standard, and off-grade; and two types —early peas and sweet peas (or sugar peas) . Gives fill of container requirements for canned peas, definition

of sizes (seven sizes), tolerance, and factors used

In ascertaining the grade rating Including clearness of liquor, uniformity of color, absence of defects, and maturity.

126.2 CANNED CORN AND SUCCOTASH

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Grades

of Canned Corn—Cream Style, 1945. Covers four

grades—u. S. grade A (fancy), u. S. grade B (extra standard or choice), U. S. Grade C (standard), and

off-grade (substandard). Gives definition, styles

of canned corn, requirements for each grade, condition of container, condition of package and label,

fill of container, slack fill, can size, can dimensions, maximum capacity, maximum head space, and

factors used In ascertaining the grade rating in- cluding color, consistency, absence of defects,

cut, maturity, and flavor.

126.7 CANNED TOMATOES AND TOMATO JUICE

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Grades

of Canned Tomatoes, 1946. Covers four grades —U.

S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade B or U. S. Extra Standard, u. S. Grade C or u. S. Standard,

and U. S. Grade D or Substandard. Gives definition, standard of fill of container for canned tomatoes,

can size, can dimensions, tolerances, and factors used in ascertaining the grade rating Including

drained weight, wholeness, color, and absence of defects. 127. ROOT TYPE VEGETABLES, CANNED OR

PRESERVED

127.0 GENERAL ITEMS

National Canners Assn. Supplement Manual for Canned

Food Labels, 1946. Revised Definitions and Stand- ards Voluntary Label Statements. Vegetables.

Covers beets, carrots, onions, potatoes, and turnips.

128. STEM TYPE VEGETABLES, CANNED OR

PRESERVED

128.0 GENERAL ITEMS

National Canners Assn. Supplement Manual for Canned Food Labels, 194P. Revised Definitions and

Standards Voluntary Label Statements. Vegetables.

Covers asparagus and mushrooms.

128.1 CANNED ASPARAGUS

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Grades

of Canned Asparagus, 1945. Covers three grades

U. S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade C or U. S. Standard, and U. S. Grade D or Substandard; two

types —culturally bleached and green or all green; and five styles of peeled or unpeeled—stalks or

spears, tips, points, cut stalks or cut spears, and bottom cuts or cuts. Gives definitions, recommended

fill of container and drained weight, can size, can dimensions, minimum drained weight, count and size, tolerance for certification of officially drawn

samples, and factors used In ascertaining the grade

rating Including clearness of color, color, absence

of defects, and tenderness.

U. S. Gov., Federal Security Agency, Food and Drug

Administration. Title 21, Part 52; 1945. Canned

Vegetables. Canned Asparagus. Gives findings of fact and conclusions.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification JJJ-A-7iib; 1942

Amend. 1; 1945. Asparagus; Canned. Covers two

types — (I) culturally bleached and (II) all green;

five styles — (1) spears or stalks, (2) tips, (3) points, (4) cut spears, and (5) bottom cuts; and

two grades — (A) fancy and (B) standard. Gives

material and workmanship, general requirements,

count, drained weights and head space, and details

for each grade; methods pf inspection and tests;

and packaging, labeling, packing, and marking for shipment.

129. MISCELLANEOUS VEGETABLE FOOD

PRODUCTS

129.1 PICKLES AND SAUCES

129.12 Catsup, Tomato Puree, Tomato Paste

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification JJJ-T-579; 1945- Tomato-Paste; Canned. Covers three types — (I) the liquid obtained from mature tomatoes of red or red- dish varieties, (II) the liquid obtained from the residue from preparing such tomatoes for canning,

and (III) the liquid obtained from the residue from partial extraction of Juice from such tomatoes;

three concentrations — (a) heavy, 33 percent or more

solids; (b) medium, 29 to 33 percent solids; and

(c) light, 25 to 29 percent solids; and two grades

(A) fancy and (C) standard. Gives requirements for material and workmanship, fill of container, fancy, and standard; methods of inspection and test; and

packaging, labeling, packing, and marking for shipment. U.S. Gov., Federal Specification JJJ-T-58ia; 1945. Tomato-Puree (Tomato Pulp); Canned. Covers three

types—(I) the" liquid obtained from mature tomatoes

of red or reddish varieties, (II) the liquid obtained from the residue from preparing such tomatoes

for canning, and (III) the liquid obtained from the residue from partial extraction of Juice from such

tomatoes; three concentrations —(a) heavy, 12 to 25 percent solids; (b) medium, 10. 7 to 12 percent

solids; and (c) light, 8.37 to 10.7 percent solids; and two grades— (a) fancy and (C) standard. Gives

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requirements for material and workmanship, fill

of container, fancy, and standard; methods of

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131. SUBTROPICAL FRUITS, FRESH AND

PRESERVED

131.2 CITRUS FRUITS

131.22 Grapefruit

California Fruit Growers Exchange. Rules and Regulations Governing Fruit Packed Under the Sunklst and

Red Ball Trade-Marks, 1944. Grade Specifications

Grapefruit. Gives detailed requirements for grapefruit complying with sunklst and red ball trademarks; special rules relating to grapefruit maturity, thickness of rind, inspection, grading, packing, frosted and dry fruit, bulge and diameter measurements; and wrapper and box regulations.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Citrus

Fruits, 1943. Does not apply to tangerines or to California and Arizona citrus fruits. Covers four grades —U. S. Fancy, u. S. No.i (brlgnt, golden,

bronze, and russet), U. S. No. 2 (combination, com- bination russet, bright, and russet), and u. S. No. 3. Gives Introduction, requirements for each

grade, tolerances, standard pack, and definitions

of terms.

1 31 .23 Lemons

California Fruit Growers Exchange. Rules and Regulations Governing Fruit packed Under the Sunklst and

Red Ball Trade-Marks, 1944. Grade Specifications

Lemons. Gives detailed requirements for lemons complying with sunklst and red ball trade-marks;

special rules relating to lemons In storage, Indications of alternarla development In lemons, Juice

content, inspection, grading, packing, frosted and dry fruit, bulge and diameter measurements; and

wrapper and box regulations.

131 .25 Oranges

California Fruit Growers Exchange. Rules and Regulations Governing Fruit packed Under the sunklst and

Red Ball Trade-Marks, 1944. Grade Specifications

Oranges. Gives detailed requirements for oranges complying with sunklst and red ball trade-marks; special rules relating to oranges that have been

held in storage, maturity of oranges, Inspection,

grading, packing, frosted and dry fruit, bulge and diameter measurements; and wrapper and box regulations.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for citrus

Fruits, 1943. Does not apply to tangerines or to California and Arizona citrus fruits, covers four grades —u. S. fancy, u. S. No.i (bright, golden,

bronze, and russet), U. S. No. 2 (combination, com- bination russet, bright, and russet), and U. S. No.

3. Gives introduction, requirements for each grade,

tolerances, standard pack, and definitions of

terms.

inspection and test; and packaging, labeling, packing, and marking for shipment.

131 .26 Tangerines

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification Y-T-9Sa; 1945. Tangerines; Fresh. Covers four grades —(a) No.i,

(b) No. 1 bronze, (c) combination, and (d) No. 2. Gives requirements for varieties, sizes, and details

for each grade; methods of inspection and test; and

packaging, labeling, and marking for shipment.

131.3 FIGS

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, production and Marketing Administration. Tentative U. S. Standards

for Grades of Dried Figs, 1945. Covers four grades

U. S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade B or U. S. Choice, U. S. Grade C or u. S. Standard, and u. S. Grade D or Substandard; four varieties—Adriatic,

Callmyrna, Mission, and Kadota; three styles—whole,

split, and sliced; and six sizes—No.i (Jumbo), No. 2 (extra fancy), No. 3 (fancy), no. 4 (extra choice),

No. 5 (choice), and No. 6 (standard). Gives definition, and explanation of terms.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Grades

of Canned Kadota Figs, 1945. Covers four grades

U. S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade B or U. S. Choice, U. S. Grade C or u. S. Standard, and u. S. Grade D or Substandard. Gives definition, sirup

density, recommended fill of container and recom- mended drained weight, container size, minimum

drained weight, count, explanation of terms, tolerance for certification of officially drawn samples,

and factors used in ascertaining the grade rating

Including color, uniformity of size and symmetry,

absence of defects, and character of fruit.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification Z-F-356; 1945.

Figs; Evaporated (or Dried). Covers four varieties—(a) Adriatic, (b) Callmyrna, (c) Mission, and

(d) Kadota; three styles —(I) whole, (II) split, and (III) sliced; six sizes

no.i (Jumbo), No.

2

(extra fancy), no. 3 (fancy), No. 4 (extra choice),

No. 5 (choice), and No. 6 (standard); and three

grades — (A) fancy, (B) choice, and (C) standard.

Gives requirements for material and workmanship and details for each grade; methods of Inspection and

test; and packaging, labeling, packing, and marking

for shipment.

131.4 OLIVES

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, production and Mar- keting Administration. Tentative U. S. Standards

for Grades of Green Olives, 1946. c overs four

grades —U. S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade B

or u. S. Choice, U. S. Grade c or U. S. Standard,

and U. S. Grade D or Substandard; two styles—plain and stuffed; and two types of packs —thrown and

placed. Gives definition, requirements for each

grade, sizes, recommended fill of container and

recommended drained weight, explanation of terms, tolerance, and factors used In determining the

FRUITS AND NUTS

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grade rating Including color, uniformity of size, absence of defects, and character.

131.5 PINEAPPLES

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification Y-P-38ia; 1946.

Pineapples; FTesn. Covers three grades —fancy, No.

1, and No. 2. Gives general requirements and detail requirements for each grade; methods of Inspection and test; and packing, labeling, and marking for shipment.

132. FRESH FRUITS, EXCEPT SUBTROPICAL

132.1 BERRIES, CURRANTS, AND GRAPES

132. 1 1 Berries

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, production and Marketing Administration. Tentative U. S. Standards

for Grades of Frozen Berries, 1946. Covers two grades of frozen berries —U. S. Grade a or u. S. Fancy and U. S. Grade B or U. S. Choice; three

grades of frozen berries for manufacturing—u. S. Grade A for manufacturing or U. S. Fancy grade for manufacturing, U. S. Grade B for manufacturing or

U. S. Choice grade for manufacturing, and U. S. Grade D or Substandard; and six types —blackberries,

boysenberrles , dewberries, loganberries, youngberries:, and others such as nectarberrles. Gives

definitions, tolerances, and factors used In ascer- taining the grade rating Including color, absence

of defects, and character.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production ana Marketing Administration. Tentative U. S. Standards

for Grades of Frozen Blueberries or Frozen Huckleberries, 1946. Covers three grades —U. S. Grade A

or U. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade B or U. S. Choice, and

U. S. Grade C or u. S. Standard; and three grades

for manufacturing—U. S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy, U.

S. Grade B or U. S. Choice, and U. S. Grade D or Substandard. Gives definition, tolerance, and fac- tors used In ascertaining the grade rating Including color, absence of defects, and cnaracter.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. Tentative U. S. Standards

for Grades of Frozen Raspberries, 1945- Covers

three grades—u. S. Grade A or u. S. Fancy, u. S. Grade B or U. S. Choice, and U. S. Grade D or Substandard; and three types —red, black, and purple. Gives definition, sugar or sirup pack, tolerance

for certification of officially drawn samples, ana

factors used In ascertaining the grade rating In- cluding color, absence of defects, and character of fruit.

U. S. Gcw., Federal Specification Y-C-65ia; 1946. Cranberries; Fresh. Covers two grades—No. 1 and

No. 1 light. Gives sizes, general requirements,

and detail requirements for each grade; methods of Inspection and test; and packing, labeling, and

marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification Y-S-726a; 1946. Strawberries; Fresh. Covers three grades

no. 1, combination, and No. 2. Gives sizes, general requirements, and detail requirements for each grade; methods of inspection and test; and packing, labeling, and marking for shipment.

132.2 FLESHY FRUITS

132.21 Apples

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. Tentative U. S. Standards

for Grades of Frozen Apples, 1945- Covers three

grades—U. S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade B

or U. S. Choice, and Substandard; and two styles

slice's and rings. Gives definition, tolerance for certification of officially drawn samples, and factors used In ascertaining the grade rating Including

color, uniformity of size, absence of defects, and

character of fruit.

132. ¥ STONE FRUITS

132. Apricots

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. Tentative U. S. Standards

for Grades of Frozen Apricots, 1945. Covers four grades—U. S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade B

or U. S. Choice, u. S. Grade C or U. S. Standard, and U. S. Grade D or Substandard; and two styles

halved and whole. Covers definition, sugar or sirup

pack, tolerance for certification of officially

drawn samples, and factors used In ascertaining the grade rating Including color, uniformity of size

and symmetry, absence of defects, and character of fruits.

132.12 Cherries

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. Tentative U. S. Standards

for Grades of Frozen Sweet Cherries, 1946. Covers

three grades —U. S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade B or U. S. Choice, and U. S. Grade C or Sub- standard; two types —light sweet and dark sweet; and three styles—pitted, unpltted, and unpltted

and unstemroed. Gives definition, requirements for each grade, types of pack, tolerance, and factors used In ascertaining the grade rating Including

color, unlfornlty of size and symmetry, absence of defects, and character.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Sweet Cherries for Canning or Freezing, 1946. Covers

three grades —u. S. N0.1, U. S. No. 2, and unclassified. Gives requirements for each grade, size, and

definitions of terms.

132.11 Peaches

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, production and Marketing Administration. Tentative U. S. Standards

for Grades of Frozen Peaches, 1945. Covers four

grades—U. S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade B

or U. S. Choice, U. S. Grade C or U. S. Standard,

and U. S. Grade D or Substandard; two types—cling- stone and freestone; and four styles —halved,

quartered, sliced, and mixed pieces. Gives definition, sugar or sirup pack, tolerance for certification of officially drawn samples, and factors used

In ascertaining the grade rating including color,

uniformity of size or symmetry, absence of defects,

and character of fruit.

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132.44 Directory of Commodity Specifications

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. U. S. Standards for Fresh

Freestone Peaches for Canning, 1946. Covers three grades —U. S. No. 1, U. S. No. 2, and culls. Gives

Introduction, requirements for each grade, minimum

size, tolerances, and definitions of terms.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Fresh

Freestone Peaches for Freezing or Pulping, 1946. Covers four grades—U. S. No.i, U. S. No. 2, U. S. No. 3, and culls. Gives Introduction, requirements

for each grade, minimum size, tolerances, and definitions of terms.

132.45 Plums and Prunes

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture,' Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Plums

and Prunes (Fresh), 1945. Covers five grades—U. S. fancy, U. S. No.l, U. S. No. 2, U. S. combination, and unclassified. Gives requirements for each

grade, application of tolerances, standard pack, and definitions of terms. 133. DRIED AND EVAPORATED FRUITS

133.1 DRIED BERRIES, CURRANTS, AND GRAPES

133. 13 Raisins

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Grades

of Processed Raisins, 1946. Covers four grades

U. S. grade a or U. S. fancy, u. S. grade B or U. S. choice, u. S. grade C or U. S. standard, and U. S. grade D or substandard; and three types—(I) Thomp- son seedless (sultanlna), (II) muscat, and (III) sultana. Gives definition, moisture, sugar content, sizes, colors, explanation of terms, and details

covering each grade for each type.

133.2 FLESHY FRUITS, DRIED

133.21 Dried Apples

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Defi- nitions of Feedlngstuffs, 1946. Definitions for dried apple pomace and dried apple pectin pulp.

133.22 Dried Pears

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification Z-P-206a; 1946.

Pears; Evaporated (or Dried). Covers six sizes

No. 1 Jumbo, No. 2 extra large, No. 3 large, No. 4 medium, No. 5 small, and No. 6 extra small; and

three grades— (A) fancy, (B) choice, and (C) standard. Gives material and workmanship, general requirements, and details for each grade; methods of inspection and tests; and packaging, labeling, packing, and marking for shipment.

133.4 DRIED STONE FRUITS

133. 41 Dried Apricots

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Grades

of Dried Apricots, 1945. Covers four grades —u. S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade B or U. S. Choice, U. S. Grade C or U. S. Standard, and U. S. Grade D or Substandard; and six sizes—No.l (Jumbo).

No. 2 (extra fancy), No. 3 (fancy), No. 4 (extra

choice), No. 5 (choice) , and NO. 6 (standard). Gives definition, moisture, grades of dried apricot slabs, and explanation of terms.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification Z-A-636b; 1946. Apricots; Evaporated (or Dried). Covers five varieties—(a) Blenheim, (b) Moorpark, (c) Royal, (d) Tllton, and (e) other varieties; style shall be

halves unless otherwise specified; six sizes—No. 1 (Jumbo), NO. 2 (extra fancy), No. 3 (fancy), No. 4 (extra choice), No. 5 (choice), no. 6 (standard); and six grades —(A) fancy, (B) choice, (C) standard,

(A) fancy slabs, (B) choice slabs, and (C) standard

slabs. Gives requirements for material and workmanship and details for each grade; methods of in- spection and test; and packaging, labeling, packing, and marking for shipment.

133.44 Dried Peaches

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Grades

of Dried Peaches, 1945. Covers four grades —U. S. Grade A or 0. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade B or U. S. Choice, U. S. Grade C or U. S. Standard, and U. S. Grade D or Substandard; six sizes—No.l (Jumbo),

No. 2 (extra fancy), No. 3 (fancy), No. 4 (extra

choice), No. 5 (choice), and No. 6 (standard); and

two types—freestone (Mulr, Lovell, Elberta, otner freestone or mixed freestone varieties; and clingstone (Midsummer and Phillips variety). Gives definition and explanation of terms.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification Z-P-i93b; 1946.

Peaches; Evaporated (or Dried). Covers two types

(I) Freestone (Mulr, Lovell, Elberta, and other

freestone varieties), and (II) Clingstone (midsum- mer and Phillips); six sizes—No. 1 Jumbo, No. 2 extra fancy, No. 3 fancy, No. 4 extra choice, No. 5 choice, and No. 6 standard; and three grades—(A) fancy, (B) choice, and (C) standard. Gives material and workmanship, general requirements, and de- tails for each grade; methods of inspection and

test; and packaging, labeling,, packing, and marking

for shipment.

133.45 Dried Plums and Prunes

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U; S. Standards for Grades

of Dried Prunes, 1945. Covers four grades — U. S. Grade a or u. S. Fancy, u. S. Grade B or u. S. Choice, U. S. Grade C or U. S. Standard, and U. S. Grade D or Substandard; three types —(I) French,

(II) Italian, and (III) imperials, sugars, or a mixture of the two; and designation for. sizes of each type. Gives definition, defects, and explanation of terms.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification Z-P-681d; 1946.

Prunes; Evaporated (or Dried). Covers three types

(I) French, (II) Italian, and (III) imperials,

sugars, or a mixture of the two; sizes for each

type; and three grades—(A) fancy, (B) choice, and

(C) standard. Gives material and workmanship,

general requirements, and details for each grade;

methods of inspection and test; and packaging,

labeling, packing, and marking for shipment.

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134. CANNEO AND PRESERVED FRUITS,

JAMS, AND JELLIES

134.0 GENERAL ITEMS

National Canners Assn. Supplement Manual for Canned

Food Labels, 1946. Revised Definitions and Standards Voluntary Label Statements. Fruits. Covers

apple sauce, apricots, blackberries, boysenberrles,

gooseberries, loganberries, black, raspberries, red

raspberries, strawberries, youngberrles, cherries,

figs, fruits for salads, grapefruit, grapes, olives

(ripe), peaches, pears, and plums (green gage and

egg)

134.1 CANNED BERRIES, CURRANTS, AND GRAPES

131.11 Canned Berries

U. S. Gov.., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. Tentative U. S. Standards

for Grades of Canned Blueberries or Canned Huckleberries, 1946. Covers four grades—U. S. Grade A

or U. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade B or U. S. Choice, u, S. Grade C or U. S. Standard, and U. S. Grade D or Substandard. Gives definition, sirup density, rec- ommended fill of container and drained weight, ex- planation of terms, tolerance, and factors used In ascertaining the grade rating Including color, absence of defects, and character.

134.1 CANNED STONE FRUITS

134.41 Canned Apricots

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Grades

of Canned Apricots, 1945. Covers five grades —U. S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade B or U. S. Choice, U. S. Grade C or U. S. Standard, U. S. Grade D, and U. S. Grade E; and two styles—halved

and whole. Gives definition, u. S. standards for grades of solid-pack apricots, sirup density, fill

of container and recommended drained weight, con- tainer size, minimum drained weight, count, explanation of terms, tolerance for certification of officially drawn samples, and factors used In ascertaining the grade rating Including color, uniformity

of size and symmetry, absence of defects, and char- acter of fruit.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification Z-A-63ia; 1941. Amend. 1; 1946. Apricots; Canned. Covers two

styles (either unpeeled or peeled) —(I) halved and

(II) whole; In eight grades—fancy (grade A), choice

(grade B) , standard (grade C) , seconds (grade D)

wateT grade (grade E) , solid-pack (grade C) , solid- pack (grade D) , and solid-pack (grade E) . Gives

material and workmanship, general requirements,

sirup, count, can size, fill of container, and de- tails for each grade; methods of Inspection and

tests; and packaging, labeling, packing, and marking for shipment.

134.44 Canned Peaches

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Grades

of Canned Freestone Peaches, 1942. Covers five grades—U. S. grade A or U. S. fancy, U. S. grade B

or U. S. choice, U. S. grade C or U. S. standard,

U. S. grade D, and offgrade; two types —clingstone

and freestone; and five styles —halved, quartered,

sliced, diced, and whole. Gives requirements for each grade, sirup density, fill of container, rec- ommended drained weight for solid pack peaches,

count, explanation of terms, tolerance, and factors used In ascertaining the grade rating Including

color, uniformity of size, absence of defects, and

character of fruit.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification Z-P-i9ia; 1941. .Amend. 1; 1946. Peaches; Canned. Covers two

types — (I) yellow clingstone and (II) freestone

(a) yellow and (b) white; four styles—(I) halved,

(II) quartered, (III) sliced and (IV) whole; and seven grades—fancy (grade A), cnolce (grade B)

standard (grade C), seconds (grade D) , water grade

(grade D) , solid-pack (grade C) , and solid-pack

(grade D). Gives material and workmanship, general

requirements, sirup, count, can size, drained

weights and head space, and details for each grade; methods of Inspection and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

134.45 Canned Plums and Prunes

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. Tentative U. S. Standards

for Grades of Canned Dried Prunes, 1946. Covers

foui grades —U. S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade B or U. S. Choice, U. S. Grade C or U. S. Standard, and U. S. Grade D or Substandard; and two types, sweet and tart. Gives definition, sirup

density, recommended fill of container and recommended drained weight, count, explanation of terms, tolerance for certification of officially drawn

samples, and factors used In ascertaining the grade

rating Including color, uniformity of size, absence

of defects, and character of fruit.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration, u. S. Standards for Grades

of Canned Plums, 1946. Covers five grades —U. S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade B or U. S. Choice, U. S. Grade C or U. S. Standard, U. S. Grade D, and U. S. Grade E; three varieties—purple plums, green gage plums, and yellow egg plums; and two styles—halves and whole. Gives definition,

sirup density, recommended fill of container and recommended drained weight, can size, minimum

drained weight, count, explanation of terms, tolerance, and factors used In ascertaining the grade

rating Including color, uniformity of size, absence

of defects, and character of fruit.

134.5 JAMS, FRUIT BUTTERS, ETC.

134.51 Fruit Butter

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. Tentative U. S. Standards

for Grades of Apple Butter, 1945. Covers three grades—U. S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade C or U. S. Standard, and U. S. Grade D or Substandard. Gives definition, recommended fill of container,

pertinent definitions from the standard of Identity

for fruit butters, tolerance for certification of officially drawn samples, and factors used In as- certaining the grade rating Including color, absence of defects, consistency, finish, and flavor.

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135. Directory of Commodity Specifications

135. NUTS

J35.5 PEANUTS AND PEANUT BUTTER

National Cottonseed Products Assn., Inc. Rules, 1946. Definitions of Grade and Quality, article 2. Pea- nuts. Rules 45 to 47. Covers choice unshelled

peanuts, prime unshelled peanuts, and off unshelled

peanuts.

National Cottonseed Products Assn., Inc. Rules, 1946. Sampling and Methods of Chemical Analysis. Peanuts. 140-149

141. OILSEEDS

National Cottonseed Products Assn., Inc. Rules, 1946. Definitions of Grade and Quality, article l. Cottonseed. Rule 40. Covers basis cottonseed quantity Index and grade, basis description, quantity In- dex formulae, quality Index and grades, basis quotation, basis settlement, cottonseed purchased on standard grades, and report forms. National Cottonseed Products Assn., Inc. Rules, 1946. Definitions of Grade and Quality, article 17. Cot- tonseed Hulls. Rules 125 to 127. Covers prime

cottonseed hulls, off hulls, and special contracts. National Cottonseed Products Assn., Inc. Rules, 1946. Methods of Chemical Analysis. Cottonseed Hulls. Rule 271. Covers whole seed and uncut meats, oil,

apparatus, procedure, and form of report.

National Cottonseed Products Assn., inc. Rules, 1946. Methods of Chemical Analysis. Pot Cook Method for Determination of Cellulose Yields of Lint and Hull

Fibre. Rule 272. Covers apparatus, reagents, la- boratory preparation of sample, moisture determination, mixing lint and caustic solutions, digesting,

washing, and drying. National Cottonseed Products Assn., Inc. Rules, 1946- Sampling and Methods of Chemical Analysis. Rules

240 and 270A. Covers methods of sampling, sampling

equipment, handling sample, preparing sample, methods of analysis, original moisture, fuming and

grinding, second moisture, oil, nitrogen, free fatty

acid, and calculation of analysis.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. Standards for Grades of Cottonseed Sold or Offered for Sale for Crushing

Purposes Within the United States, 1945. Gives de- termination of grade, determination of quality In- dex for cottonseed (prime quality, below prime

quality, off quality, and below grade), sampling,

analysis, and certification of samples and grades.

142. VEGETABLE OILS

142.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, D94-45; 1945. American Petroleum Institute Standard, 547-45- American Standards Assn., Zll. 20-1945. Standard

Method of Test for Saponification Number of Petro- leum Products by Color-Indicator Titration. The method is applicable to new and used petroleum oils including electrical Insulating oils and to mixtures of fats and mineral oils. Gives definition,

outline of method, apparatus, reagents, blank.

Rules 241 and 270C. Covers methods of sampling,

analysis of whole peanuts and shelled stock, operation, oil, nitrogen, second moisture, calculation,

free fatty acids in oil In peanuts, calculation of crushing yields from analytical data on whole peanuts.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Shelled Runner Peanuts, 1945. Covers two grades—U. S. No.l and U. S. No. 2. Gives requirements for each

grade and definitions of terms.

determinations, sample, procedure, calculation,

identification of fat, and reproducibility of results. National Cottonseed Products Assn., inc. Rules, 1946. Sampling and Methods of Chemical Analysis. Crude Vegetable Oils. Rules 242 and 274. Covers methods

of sampling from barrels and tank cars, mixing sample, moisture or volatile matter, meal or Impurities, free fatty acids, refining crude oils,

strenght and amount of sodium hydroxide solutions, and details concerning crude cottonseed oil, crude peanut oil, crude soybean oil, crude cocoanut oil, and crude corn oil. National Cottonseed Products Assn., Inc. Rules, 1946. Sampling and Methods of Chemical Analysis. Reflnea Vegetable Oils. Rules 242 and 275. Covers methods

of sampling from barrels and tank cars, color, fla- vor and odor, bleaching, cnld test, free fatty

acids, and moisture or volatile matter.

142.2 CASTOR OIL

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52-0-18; 1945.

Oil, Castor, Dehydrated.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

2-8D; 1945. Oil, Castor; Technical Grade.

142.4 COTTONSEED OIL

National Cottonseed Products Assn.., Inc. Rules, 1946. Definitions of Grade and Quality, article 3. Cottonseed Oil—Crude. Rules 50 to 57. Covers prime

crude cottonseed oil, basis prime crude cottonseed

oil, off crude cottonseed oil, reddish off crude cottonseed oil, low grade cottonseed oil, cold

pressed or expeller process oil, slow breaking oil, and extracted oil. National Cottonseed Products Assn., inc. Rules, 1946. Definitions of Grade and Quality, article 4. Cot- tonseed Oil—Refined. Rules 60 to 68. Covers

choice summer yellow cottonseed oil, prime summer

yellow cottonseed oil, prime winter yellow cotton- seed oil, good off summer yellow cottonseed oil, off summer yellow cottonseed oil, reddish off sum- mer yellow cottonseed oil, bleachable prime summer yellow cottonseed oil, prime summer white cot- tonseed oil, and prime winter white cottonseed

oil. New York Produce Exchange. Cottonseed Oil Futures Contracts, 1945. Prime Summer Yellow Cottonseed

Oil. Shall be of American origin. Gives require- ments for clear, water and settlings, flavor and

odor, bleaching, color, and free fatty acids.

OIL SEEDS AND VEGETABLE OILS AND FATS

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142.6 PEANUT OIL

National Cottonseed Products Assn., Inc. Rules, 1946. Definitions of Grade and Quality, article 5. Peanut Oil—Crude. Rules 70 to 72. Covers prime crude peanut oil, basis prime peanut crude oil, and off crude peanut oil. National Cottonseed Products Assn., Inc. Rules, 1946. Definitions of Grade and Quality, article p. Peanut Oil—Refined. Rules 73 to 75. Covers choice

peanut oil, prime yellow peanut oil, and good off yellow peanut oil. 143. LINSEED AND SOYBEAN OILS

143.2 SOYBEAN OIL

National Cottonseed Products Assn., Inc. Rules, 1946. Definitions of Grade and Quality, article 7.

Soybean Oil—Crude. Rules 76 and 77. Covers prime crude soybean oil and crude soybean oil. National Soybean Processors Assn. Year Book, and Trading Rules, 1945-1946. Standard Specifications for Crude Soybean Oil for Technical Uses. Testing

methods follow handbook, of Official and Tentative

Methods of the American Oil Chemists' Society.

Covers iodine value, unsaponlf lable matter, free fatty acids, moisture and volatile matter, and break

(modified Gardner method)

New York Produce Exchange. Bleachable Refined Soy

Bean Oil Rules Governing Futures Contracts, 1945. Bleachable refined soybean oil shall be of American

origin. ' Gives requirements for clear, water and

settlings, flavor and odor, color, and free fatty

acids. 150-159 COCOA, COFFEE, TEA, SPICES, AND LEAVENING AGENTS

151. COCOA

1 51. 1 COCOA OR CACAO BEANS

U. S. Gov., Federal Security Agency, Food and Drug

Administration. Title 21, Part 14; 1944. Cacao

Products. Gives identity and label statement of optional Ingredients for cacao nibs, cocoa nibs, and cracked cocoa; chocolate liquor, chocolate,

baking chocolate, bitter chocolate, cooking chocolate, chocolate coating, and bitter chocolate coating; breakfast cocoa and high fat cocoa; cocoa and medium fat cocoa; low-fat cocoa; sweet chocolate

and sweet chocolate coating; milk chocolate, sweet milk chocolate, milk chocolate coating, and sweet milk chocolate coating; skim milk chocolate, sweet skim milk chocolate, skim milk chocolate coating, and sweet skim milk chocolate coating; buttermilk

chocolate and buttermilk cnocolate coating; mixed

dairy product chocolates and mixed dairy product

chocolate coatings; sweet chocolate and vegetable

fat (other than cacao fat) coating; and sweet cocoa

and vegetable fat (other than cacao fat) coating.

151.2 COCOA, POWDERED OR PREPARED

U. S. Gov., Federal Security Agency, Food and Drug

Administration. Title 21, Part 14; 1944. Cacao

Products. Gives identity and label statement of optional Ingredients for cacao nibs, cocoa nibs, and cracked cocoa; chocolate liquor, chocolate,

baking chocolate, bitter chocolate, cooking chocolate, chocolate coating, and bitter chocolate coating; breakfast cocoa and high fat cocoa; cocoa and medium fat cocoa; low-fat cocoa; sweet chocolate

and sweet chocolate coating; milk chocolate, sweet milk chocolate, milk chocolate coating, and sweet milk chocolate coating; skim milk chocolate, sweet skim milk chocolate, skim milk chocolate coating,

and sweet skim milk chocolate coating; buttermilk

chocolate and buttermilk chocolate coating; mixed

dairy product chocolates and mixed dairy product

chocolate coatings; sweet chocolate and vegetable

fat (other than cacao fat) coating; and sweet cocoa and vegetable fat (other than cacao fat) coating.

151.3 CHOCOLATE, POWDERED OR PREPARED

U. S. Gov.., Federal Security Agency, Food and Drug

Administration. Title 21, Part 14; 1944- Cacao

Products. Gives identity and. label statement of optional ingredients for cacao nibs, cocoa nibs, and cracked cocoa; chocolate liquor, chocolate,

baking chocolate, bitter chocolate, cooking chocolate, chocolate coating, and bitter chocolate coating; breakfast cocoa and high fat cocoa; cocoa and medium fat cocoa; low-fat cocoa; sweet chocolate

and sweet chocolate coating; milk chocolate, sweet milk chocolate, milk chocolate coating, and sweet milk chocolate coating; skim milk chocolate, sweet skim milk chocolate, skim milk chocolate coating,

and sweet skim milk chocolate coating; buttermilk

chocolate and buttermilk chocolate coating; mixed

dairy product chocolates and mixed dairy product

chocolate coatings; sweet chocolate and vegetable

fat (other than cacao fat) coating; and sweet cocoa and vegetable fat (other than cacao fat) coating.

155. LEAVENING AGENTS

155.4 HOPS

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. Instructions and Procedure

for the inspection of Hops, 1944. Covers the procedure for the sampling, Inspection, and certification of hops for quality. Gives definition, sampling, Inspection, and fees and charges.

155.5 YEAST

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Defi- nitions of Feedlngstuf fs, 1946. Yeast. Defines

yeast, Irradiated yeast, brewers' dried yeast,

grain distillers' dried yeast, and molasses distillers' dried yeast.

160-169 SUGAR, MOLASSES, SIRUP, HONEY, AND CONFECTIONERY

162. HONEY

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture. Circular 24; 1933. United States Grades, Color Standards, and Packing

Requirements for Honey. Standards for the guidance

of beekeepers In preparing honey for market and for convenience in buying and selling honey, and their general use should make It possible to put on the 21
162. Directory of Commodity Specifications

market, from different honey-producing regions, a product practically uniform In color, finish,

weight, and quality. Gives U. S. standards for ex- tracted honey, U. S. standards for comb honey, def- initions of terms, the grading of extracted honey, color determination of extracted honey, the grading

of comb-section honey, packing and shipping comb- section honey, definition of honey, Federal purefood law requirements for honey, and special Infor- mation. 163. MOLASSES AND REFINERS SIRUP

170-179

178. FRUIT JUICE BEVERAGES

178.3 ORANGE JUICE

V. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Grades

of Canned Blended Grapefruit Juice and orange Juice,

1945. Covers three grades —U. S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy, U. ,S. Grade C or U. S. Standard, and U. S. Grade D or Substandard. Gives definition, recom- mended fill of container, explanation of terms, equipment, procedure, tolerance for certification

of officially drawn samples, and factors used In ascertaining the grade rating Including color, absence of defects, and flavor.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Grades

of Canned Concentrated Orange Juice, 1943, amended

1944. Covers three grades—U. S. grade A or U. S. fancy, U. S. grade C or U. S. standard, and offgrade. Gives definition, fill of container, explanation of terms, determination of ascorbic acid

(vitamin C) , percentage of- free and suspended pulp,

acid, recoverable oil, and factors used In ascertaining the grade rating Including color, absence

of defects, and flavor.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Grades

of Canned Orange Juice, 1946. Covers three grades

U. S. grade A or U. S. fancy, U. S. grade C or U. S. standard, and U. S. grade D or substandard. Gives

definition, fill of container, explanation of terms, tolerance, and factors used In ascertaining the

grade rating Including color, absence of defects,

and flavor.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification Z-0-666; 1945. Orange-Juice; Canned. Covers two types — (I) unsweetened and sweetened and (II) concentrated, unsweetened; and two grades—(A) fancy and (C) standard. Gives requirements for material and workmanship and details for each type and grade; methods

of Inspection and test; and packaging, labeling,

packing, and marking for shipment. 178. t GRAPE JUICE

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. Tentative U. S. Standards

for Grades of Canned (or Bottled) Grape Juice, 1945. Covers four grades —U. S. grade A or U. S. fancy,

U. S. grade B or U. S. choice, U. S. grade C or

U. S. standard, and U. S. grade D or substandard;

163.9 MISCELLANEOUS MOLASSES

Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. Definitions of Feedings tuffs, 1946. Molasses. Defines feeding cane molasses, feeding beet molasses, and

feeding corn sugar molasses.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification N-F-211b; 1944.

Amend. 1; 1946. Feedstuff; Concentrated. Includes

cane molasses (feeding) and beet molasses (feeding). Gives general requirements and detail requirements;

methods of inspection and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipments.

and two types—unsweetened and sweetened. GiVes

definition, requirements for each grade, recommended

fill of container, explanation of terms, tolerances

for certification of officially drawn samples, and

factors used in ascertaining the grade rating in- cluding color, absence of defects, and flavor.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification z-G-66la; 1946. Grape Juice; Canned (or Bottled), covers two types—

(I) unsweetened and (II) sweetened; and two grades

(A) fancy (grade A) and (B) choice (grade B). Gives material and workmanship, general requirements,

Brlx requirements, fill of container, and details

for fancy and choice; methods of inspection and

test; and packaging, labeling, packing, and marking

for shipment.

178.6 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE

U. S. Gov., Dept, of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. Tentative U. S. Standards

for Grades of Canned Concentrated Grapefruit Juice,

1945. Covers three grades—U. S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade C or U. S. Standard, and U. S. Grade D or Substandard. Gives definition, recom- mended fill of container, explanation of terms, equipment, procedure, tolerance for certification

of officially drawn samples, and factors used in ascertaining the grade rating Including color, absence of defects, and flavor.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. U. S. Standards for Grades

of Canned Blended Grapefruit Juice and orange Juice,

1945. Covers three grades—U. S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy, U. S. Grade C or U. S. Standard, and U. S. Grade D or Substandard. Gives definition, recom- mended fill of container, explanation of terms,

equipment, procedure, tolerance for certification

of officially drawn samples, and factors used In ascertaining the grade rating including color, absence of defects, and flavor. ' . U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, production and Mar- . ketlng Administration. U. S. Standards for Grades

of Canned Grapefruit Juice, 1946. Covers three

grades—u. S. grade A or u. S. fancy, U. S. grade C

or U. S. standard, and U. S. grade D or substandard. Gives definition, recommended fill of container,

explanation of terms, tolerance for certification

of officially drawn samples, and factors used in ascertaining the grade rating Including color, absence of defects, and flavor.

BEVERAGES

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VEGETABLE PRODUCTS

(Except Food, Fiber, and Wood) RUBBER AND SIMILAR GUMS AND

MANUFACTURES THEREOF

200. GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, D471-46T;

1946. Tentative Methods of Test for Changes In properties of Rubber and Rubber-Like Materials In Liquids, Intended for use In estimating the comparative ability of rubber and rubber-like compositions to withstand the effects of llaulds. For

lntercoroparlsons between compounds rather than for an estimation of service performance of manufactured

products. Gives types of test, test conditions, standard test liquids, preparation of sample, and details for method A (general procedures) and method

E (linear measurement method for Increase In volume).

American Society for Testing Materials, D552-46T;

1946. Tentative Methods of Testing Cellular Rubber

Products. Cover procedures for testing cellular rubber products In which the base material used In manufacture may be natural rubber, reclaimed rubber,

synthetic rubber or rubber-like materials, alone or

In combination. Cellular rubbers may be vulcanized

either to soft or to hard (ebonite) rubber. Gives general methods, sampling, standard test specimens, standard test slabs, measurements of finished products, chemical analysis, apparent density, accelerated aging tests, compression-deflection tests,

compression set under constant deflection, Indenta- tion test, flexing test, oil Immersion test, low- temperature test, and water absorption test. American Society for Testing Materials, D573-45; 1945. American standards Assn., J5. 1-1945. Standard Method of Test for Accelerated Aging of Vulcanized

Rubber by the oven Method. Intended for use in estimating the relative resistance of vulcanized

rubber to age deterioration. Covers nature of test, general methods, apparatus, test specimens, number

of test specimens, tests of imaged specimens, procedure for accelerated aging, physical tests of aged

specimens, and calculations and report. American Society for Testing Materials, D798-46T;

1946. Tentative Specifications for Cellular Rubber

products. Include sponge rubbers, latex foam rubbers, and expanded rubbers and may be natural rubber, reclaimed rubber, synthetic rubber, or rubber-like

materials, alone or in combination. Gives description of terms, manufacture, types of cellular rubbers, classes and grades of cellular rubbers, material and workmanship, color, physical properties,

sampling, methods of testing, tolerances on dimensions, packaging and marking, and inspection and rejection. American Society for Testing Materials, D832-45T;

1945. Tentative Recommended Practice for Conditioning of Rubber and Plastic Materials for

Low-Temperature Testing. This recommended practice

covers the general theory underlying all lowtemperature testing of rubber and plastic materials. Gives general considerations, simple temperature

effects, second-order transitions (vitrification),

crystallization (first-order transitions), effects associated with plastlclzers, tests for effects of second-order transition (vitrification) only, tests

for effects of crystallization (first-order transition) only, and tests for the effects associated with plastlclzers. American Society for Testing Materials, D833-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Identification and

Quantitative Analysjs of Synthetic Elastomers. Gives

scope, definitions, reagents, application, apparatus, identification by pyrolysls products, confirmatory

tests, quantitative analysis of elastomers, and de- termination of compounding ingredients.

American Society for Testing Materials, D865-46T;

1946. Sponsored by Society of Automotive Engineers. Tentative Method of Heat Aging of Vulcanized Natural

or Synthetic Rubber by Test Tube Method. Intended

for use in estimating the relative resistance of vulcanized rubber to high- temperature aging In a controlled and limited quantity of air. No direct correlation between this accelerated test and natural life of rubber is given or implied. Gives nature

of test, general methods, apparatus, test specimens, number of test specimens, tests of imaged specimens,

procedure, physical tests of the aged specimens, and calculations and report. American Society for Testing Materials, D866-46T;

1946. Tentative Specifications for GR-S Synthetic

Rubber Sheath Compound for Electrical Insulated Cords and Cables. Cover a durable, vulcanized

synthetic rubber compound, type GR-S, suitable for use as the outside covering or sheath on Insulated electrical cords and cables. Gives character of sheath, methods of testing, physical requirements,

sampling for original physical tests, sampling for accelerated aging tests, test specimens, and rejection.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

. Material Specification 2610a; 1946. Identification

of Natural and Synthetic Rubber Materials. For the Identification of sheets, extrusions and moldings

made of synthetic rubber, natural rubber, and re- claimed rubber stock. Gives detail requirements.

201. RUBBER, UNMANUFACTURED

201 .0 GENERAL ITEMS

Rubber Manufacturers Assn. , Inc. Euyers 1 Specifications—"latex Foam," 1944. Gives scope, description

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201.0 Directory of Commodity Specifications

of terms, manufacture, tests applicable, methods of test, and test requirements. Rubber Manufacturers Assn. , Inc. Original Equipment

Automotive Buyers' Specifications—"latex Foam," 1945. Gives scope, description of terms, manufacture, tests applicable, methods of test, and test requirements.

201.1 CRUDE RUBBER

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 3211A, 1945. Rubber or Synthetic Rubber Compounds—Coolant Resistant (55-85). For sheet, strip, tubing, molded shapes, or as ordered. Gives application, quality, requirements,

sampling, tolerances, reports, Identification,

packaging, approval, and rejections.

201.2 SCRAP AND RECLAIMED RUBBER

Rubber Reclaimers Assn., Inc. Specifications for

Scrap Rubber, 1945. Gives general specifications

Including origin of scrap, net weight, ton weight,

foreign scrap, bales, separation of grades, moisture

and foreign material, mixture of natural and synthetic rubber, embargo, failure to. deliver, claims, and rejections; and standard grades Including pas- senger tires, truck tires, tire parts, passenger

tubes, truck tubes, solid tires, bicycle tires,

shoes, hose, and special classifications.

201 .3 SPONGE RUBBER

U.S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-R21-1; 1945. Rubber; Chemically Blown Sponge.

U.S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-R23a; 1946. Rubber; Foamed Sponge.

U.S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33R10; 1946. Rub- ber (Synthetic), Sponge (Foamed Latex)

.

201 .9 RUBBER SYNTHETIC

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 3197C; 1946. Synthetic Rub- ber Sponge (Soft). For sheet, strip, molded shapes,

or as ordered. Gives requirements, quality, tolerances, sampling, reports, Identification, packaging,

approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3198C; 1946. Synthetic Rubber Sponge (Medium). For sheet, strip, molded shapes,

or as ordered. Gives application, requirements,

quality, tolerances; sampling, reports, identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3199C; 1946. Synthetic Rub- ber Sponge (Firm) . For sheet, strip, molded shapes,

or as ordered. Gives application, requirements,

quality, tolerances, sampling, reports, Identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3200B, 1945. Synthetic

Rubber—Hydraulic Fluid (Petroleum Base) Resistant

(55-65). For sheet, strip, tubing, extrusions,

molded shapes, or as ordered. Gives application,

quality, requirements, sampling, tolerances, reports,

Identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 3201B, 1945. Synthetic

Rubber—Dry Heat Resistant (35-45). For sheet,

strip, tubing, extrusions, molded shapes, or as ordered. Gives application, quality, requirements,

sampling, tolerances, reports, Identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3202B, 1945. Synthetic Rubber—Dry Heat Resistant (55-65). For sheet,

strip, tubing, extrusions, molded shapes, or as ordered. Gives application, quality, requirements,

sampling, tolerances, reports, Identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 3204B, 1945. Synthetic Rubber—Low Temperature Resistant (25-35). For sheet, strip, molded shapes, or as ordered. Gives

application, quality, requirements, sampling, tolerances, reports, Identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3205B, 1945. Synthetic Rubber—Low Temperature Resistant (45-55). For

sheet, strip, molded shapes, or as ordered. Gives

application, quality, requirements, sampling, tolerances, reports, Identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3211A, 1945. Rubber or Syn- thetic Rubber Compounds— Coolant Resistant (55-65). For sheet, strip, tubing, molded shapes, or as ordered. Gives application, quality, requirements,

sampling, tolerances, reports, Identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 3212C, 1945. Synthetic Rubber—Aromatic Fuel Resistant (55-65) . For sheet,

strip, tubing, extrusions, molded shapes, or as ordered. Gives application, quality, requirements,

sampling, tolerances, reports, Identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.^

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3213B, 1945. Synthetic Rubber—Aromatic Fuel Resistant (75-85). For sheet,

strip, tubing, extrusions, molded shapes, or as ordered. Gives application, quality, requirements,

sampling, tolerances, reports, Identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3214B, 1945. Synthetic

Rubber—Aromatic Fuel Resistant (35-45) . For sheet,

strip, tubing, extrusions, molded shapes, or as ordered. Gives application, quality, requirements,

sampling, tolerances, reports, identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3215B, 1945. Synthetic Rubber—Aromatic Fuel Resistant (65-75) . For sheet,

strip, tubing, extrusions, molded shapes, or as ordered. Gives application, quality, requirements,

sampling,, tolerances, reports, identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3221B, 1945. Synthetic

Rubber—Rapid Fuel Swelling (45-55). For sheet,

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strip, tubing, extrusions, molded shapes, or as ordered. Gives application, quality, requirements,

sampling, tolerances, reports, Identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3222B, 1945. Synthetic Rubber—Hot Oil Resistant, High Swell (45-55). For

sheet, strip, tubing, extrusions, molded shapes, or

as ordered. Gives application, quality, requirements, sampling, tolerances, reports, Identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3223E , 1945. Synthetic

Rubber—Hot Oil Resistant, High Swell (55-65). For

sheet, strip, tubing, extrusions, molded shapes, or

as ordered. Gives application, quality, requirements, sampling, tolerances, reports, Identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

i-'aterlal Specification 3226b, 1945. Synthetic Rubber—Hot Oil and Coolant Resistant, Low Swell

(45-55). For sheet, strip, tubing, extrusions,

molded shapes, or as ordered. Gives application,

quality, requirements, sampling, tolerances, reports,

Identification,' packaging, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3227B, 1945. Syntheclc Rubber—Hot Oil and Coolant Resistant, Low Swell

(55-65). For sheet, strip, tubing, extrusions,

molded shapes, or as ordered. Gives application,

quality, requirements, sampling, tolerances, reports,

Identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material .ape cl flea t Ion 3228b, 1945. Synthetic Rubber—Hot Oil and Coolant Resistant, Low Swell

(65-75). For sheet, strip, tubing, extrusions,

molded shapes, or as ordered. Gives application,

quality, requirements, sampling, tolerances, reports,

Identification, packaging, approval, "and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3229 B, 1945. Synthetic

Rubber—Hot Oil Resistant, Low Swell (75-85). For sheet, strip, tubing, extrusions, molded shapes, or

as ordered. Gives application, quality, requirements, sampling, tolerances, reports, Identification,

packaging, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3245; 1945. Synthetic RubberBuna S Type (35-45) . For sheet, strip, tubing, extrusions, molded shapes, or as ordered. Gives application, quality, requirements, sampling, tolerances, reports, Identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3246; 1945. Synthetic RubberBuna S Type (45-55). For sheet, strip, tubing, ex- trusions, molded shapes, or as ordered. Gives application, quality, requirements, sampling, tolerances, reports, Identification, packaging, approval,

and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical'

Material Specification 3247; 1945. Synthetic RubberBuna S Type (55-65). For sheet, strip, tubing, extrusions, molded shapes, or as ordered. Gives application, quality, requirements, sampling, tolerances,

reports, Identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Specification 3250 a; 1946. Synthetic Rubber and

Cork Composition, General Purpose (35-45). For

sheet, strip, molded shapes, or as ordered. Gives application, material and fabrication, requirements,

quality, tolerances, sampling, reports, Identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3251A; 1946. Synthetic Rub- ber and Cork Composition, General Purpose (45-55). For sheet, strip, molded shapes, or as ordered. Gives application, material and fabrication, re- quirements, quality, tolerances, sampling, reports,

Identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3252A; 1946. Synthetic Rub- ber and Cork Composition, General Purpose (55-65). For sheet, strip, molded shapes, or as ordered. Gives application, material and fabrication, requirements, quality, tolerances, sampling, reports,

Identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.

U.S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33R7; 1945. Rub- ber (Synthetic), Composition (for Covering Hollow

Shafts)

U.S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33R9; 1946. Rubber, Synthetic, Medium-Soft; Molded, Sheet, and Strip (for Airport, Hatch, and Watertlght-andAlrtlght-Door Gaskets)

U.S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33R10; 1946. Rub- ber (Synthetic), Sponge (Foamed Latex)

202. HOSE (RUBBER , COTTON, AND LINEN)

202.0 GENERAL ITEMS

U.S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-M35; 1945. Marking; Standard Hose.

202.1 AIR K0SE

202.10 General Items

U.S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 26576D; 1945. Hose Assembly; High Pressure, for Breathing Oxygen.

U.S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AK-H33; 1945. Kose Assemblies; Low Pressure [for Breathing Oxygen).

202.11 Air Brake and Signal Hose

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard and Recommended Practice, 1946. Emergency Specification

E-M-601-45; 1945. Hose, Air Brake, and Train AlrSlgnal. These emergency specifications are In ac- cordance with the requirements of Supplementary

Order R-l, latest revision, of the War Production

Board. Gives manufacture, physical properties and

tests, dimensions and tolerances, workmanship and

finish, marking, and Inspection and rejection.

U.S. Gov., Navy Dept. Spec 1 f lcatlon 33C4f; 1946. Couplings and Fittings, Air-Hose. 202.12 Pneumatic Tool Kose

U.S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-H29a-2; 1946. Hose; Low Pressure Flexible.

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U.S. Gov., Federal Specification ZZ-H-499a; 1944. Amend. 1; 1945. Hose; Pneumatic, Wrapped. Covers

a single grade of the type known as "wrapped. 11 Gives requirements for material and workmanship,

construction, tube and cover, fabric, couplings,

physical requirements, Xenslle strength, and brands; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U.S. Gov., Wavy Dept. Specification 33H7d; 1946. Hose, Cutting and Welding (Acetylene-Hydrogen, OxygenAir).

U.S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33H24, 1945. Hose, Synthetic-Rubber, Sandblast.

U.S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33K25a; 1946. Hose, Pneumatic (Braided or Wrapped).

202.2 CHEMICAL AND OIL HOSE 202.21 Chemical Hose

Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. Emergency Alternate Specification for Chemical Engine Hose, Subject 92

(EAS); 1944. Applies to chemical engine hose for use with chemical fire extinguishers and chemical

fire engines. Gives general requirements, types

and grades, material and workmanship, construction,

length, couplings, attachment of couplings, tests, physical requirements, color, methods of sampling,

marking, Inspection label, examination, Inspection, and test methods.

202.22 Oil Hose

U.S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 26597A-1;

1945. Hose; Aircraft Flame-Resistant.

U.S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification an-H26-3; 1945. Hose; Cll and Coolant Aircraft.

U.S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33H4h; 1946. Hose, Gil-and-Gasollne-Suctlon-and-Dlscharge, SyntheticRubber, Wire-Stiffened.

U.S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33H17, 1945. Hose,

1 1-and-Gaso 1 lne-Suc t lon-and-Dlsc harge , Smooth-Bore

.

U.S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33Hl8c; 1946.

Hose, Floater, Nonmetalllc.

U.S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33H23c; 1946.

Hose, Oll-and-Gasoline-Suctlon-and-Dlscharge, SmoothBore, Light-Wei ght (Circular Woven Fabric, WireInserted) . U.S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33H2fc>; 1945. Hose,

Fuel, Buoyant, Unarmored.

202.3 GAS AND GASOLINE HOSE

202.31 Gas Hose

U.S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33H7d; 1946. Hose, Cutting and Welding (Acetylene-Hydrogen, OxygenAir).

202.32 Gasol ine Hose

U.S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 26551K, 1945.

Hose, Gasoline; Non-Metallic (with Couplings)

.

U.S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 26597A-1;

1945. Hose; Aircraft Flame-Resistant.

U.S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-H27- 1; 1946. Hose; Sel f- Sealing, Fuel (Aromatic

Resistant)

.

U.S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-H-369;

1946. Hose, Gasoline, Synthetic- Rubber, V:lre- Stiffened (for Suction and Discharge).

U.S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Spec lflcatlon JAN-H-370;

1946. Hose, Gasoline, Synthetic-Rubber (Discharge

Type).

U.S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33H4h; 1948. Hose,

C 1 1-and- Gasollne-Suctl on-and-D lscharge , SynthetlcRubber, Wire-Stiffened.

U.S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33K17, 1945. Hose,

01 1-and-Gasol lne-Suc tlon-and-Dlscharge, Smooth-bore.

U.S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33H23c; 1946.

Hose, 011-and-Gasollne-suctlon-and-Dlscharge, SmoothBore, Light-Weight (Circular Woven Fabric, WireInserted) . 202.4 WATER HOSE, STEAM HOSE 202.40 General Items

U.S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-K26-1; 1945. Hose Assemblies; High Pressure.

U.S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-H30; 1945. Hose Assemblies; Low Pressure. 202.41 Fire Hose

U.S. Gov., Federal Specif lc a tlon ZZ-H-451a; 1941.

Amend. 3; 1945. Hose, Fire; Cotton, Rubber and

Synthetic, Rubber-Lined. Lining may be natural rubber, synthetic rubber, or a mixture. Gives requirements for material and workmanship, construction, rubber lining, rubber backing, cotton Jacket couplings, finished hose, and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

202.42 Garden and Ordinary Cold Water Hose

U.S. Gov., Federal Specification ZZ-H-601; 1931. Amend.

1; 1945. Hose; Water, Braided. Covers the "braided"

type and a single grade. Shall be natural rubber,

synthetic rubber, or a mixture. Gives requirements

for construction, tube and cover, cotton reenforcement, length, couplings, physical requirements, and

branding; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

U.S. Gov., Federal Specification ZZ-H- 611; 1930. Amend.

4; 1946. Rose; Water, Wrapped. Covers one grade. Shall be natural rubber, synthetic rubber, or suitable mixtures. Gives requirements for construction,

tube and cover, cotton duck, couplings, brands, and physical test requirements; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking.

202.43 Radiator Hose

U.S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-H26-3; 1945. Hose; Oil and Coolant Aircraft.

U.S. Gov., U.S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

20-118A; 1945. Hose, Coolant System, Reclaimed and Synthetic Rubber. 202.44 Steam and Hot Water Hose

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1945. Emergency Specifi- cation E-h-605-44; 1944. Hose, Steam and Hot Water.

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These emergency specifications are In accordance with the requirements of Supplementary Order R-l, latest revision, of the War Production Board, to restrict the use of rubber. Changed manufacture,

physical properties and tests, dimensions and tolerances, workmanship and finish, marking, and Inspec- tion and rejection.

U. S. Gov., Federal Spec 1 f lcat Ion ZZ-K-541; 1931. Amend. 4; 1946. Hose; Steam. Covers the "wrapped"

type and a single grade. Shall be natural rubber,

synthetic rubber, or a mixture. Gives requirements

for construction, tube and cover, cotton duck,

couplings, physical requirements, and brands; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking.

202.46 Suction Hose

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification ZZ-H-56lc; 1946.

Kose; Suction, Water, Smooth-Eore. Covers one grade

and two types— (I) wrapped fabric construction and

(II) woven-wlre filler construction. Gives requirements for lengths, sizes, material, workmanship,

tube and cover, cotton duck, wire reinforcement,

couplings, strainers, vacuum test, brands, and details for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

u. S. Gov. , Navy Dept. Specif lcatlon 33H5e; 1946. Hose, Suction, Water, Smooth-Bore.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33K23c; 1946.

Hose, 011-and-Gasollne-Suctlon-and-Dlscharge, SmoothEore, Light-Weight (Circular Woven Fabric, WireInserted).

202.9 MISCELLANEOUS SPECIFICATIONS FOR HOSE

American Standards Assn., J6. 1-1945. Specifications

for lineman's Protective Equipment—Rubber Insulating Line Kose—Voltage Rating of Line Hose, 5,000

Volts (American War Standard). Covers rubber In- sulating line hose, with voltage rating of 5,000 v

for use as a portable protective device for protection of electrical workers from accidental contact with live electrical conductors. Gives manufacture, electrical properties, physical properties, dimensions, workmanship and finish, marking, packing,

Inspection, sampling, rejection, marking rejected

material, and methods of testing.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 26601-1;

1945. Hose; Inflatable Shoe Ice-Ellmlnatlon System.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 41015; 1945. Connector; Quick Acting Hose.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AM-H6b-2; 1945. Hose; 3 Braided Hydraulic.

l>. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-H24a-l; 1945. Hose; Medium High Pressure Hydraulic.

U. S. Gov. , Navy Dept. Specification 33Hllc; 1946.

Hose, Ships '-Sewage-Disposal, Synthetic-Rubber.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33Hl4a, 1945.

Hose, Rubber (Synthetic), Wlre-Relnf orced (for Sub- marine Rescue Chamber)

0. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33H19C, 1945.

Hose, ?alnt-or-Dope-Spray.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33H26a, 1945.

Hose, Smooth-Bore (Electrically Heated) (for Plastic

' Paint)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33H30, 1945. Hose, Ship-Salvage, Suctlon-and-Dlscharge, SyntheticRubber, Wire-Stiffened. 203. RUBBER FOOTWEAR, GLOVES, AND

CLOTHING

203.1 RUBBER BOOTS, SHOES, AND HEELS 203.13 Rubber Heels

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification ZZ-H-141a; 1946.

Heels; Rubber. Covers one grade and two types— (I) half heels and (II) whole heels. Gives requirements

for material, workmanship, bid samples, color, shape and size, thickness, nail holes, hardness, resistance to abrasion, accelerated aging test, and non- marking heels; methods of sampling and testing; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

203.2 RUBBER GLOVES

American Standards Assn., 1.18.29-1945. Specifications

for protective occupational (Safety) Clothing

Chemical-Resistant Gloves (American War Standard)

Provides specifications for rubber, synthetic rubber,

or plastic gloves for men and women. Gives applicable specifications, classes of gloves, material and workmanship, general requirements, general physical

requirements, detailed tests for chemical resistance,

special test for low temperature, and Identification.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specif lcatlon 3019-G-5;

1941. Gloves; Rubber and Synthetic Rubber.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 37G2d; 1946. Gloves, Synthetic-Rubber.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 37G3b; 1946. Gloves, Rubber, for Electrical Workers (for Use In Connection With Apparatus or Circuits Not Exceeding

3,000 Volts to Ground).

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv. , 323E; 1945. Gloves, Rubber and Synthetic Rubber; Acid. Shall be of one type and grade, seamless, and with

long gauntlets; shaped to conform to hand, with

fingers properly proportioned and flexible. Gives requirements for material, length, width, method of measuring sizes, chemical requirements, acid test, physical requirements, aging, and low temperature

Impact; methods of sampling, Inspection, "and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S". Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 20-130; 1946. Gloves, Synthetic-Rubber.

203.5 RUBBER APRON

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification 20-

94B; 1945. Apron HC- 111 (for Battery Room)

203.9 MISCELLANEOUS RUBBER WEARING APPAREL

American Standards Assn., J6. 5-1945. Specifications

for Lineman's Rubber Protective Equipment—Linemen's

Rubber Sleeves—Voltage Rating of Sleeves, 3,000

Volts (American War Standard). Covers linemen's rubber sleeves with voltage rating of 3,000 v for use In conjunction with linemen's rubber gloves for protection from contact with live electrical con- ductors or apparatus or circuits. Gives manufacture, electrical properties, physical properties, workmanship, marking, guarantee, inspection, sampling,

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rejection, marking rejected material, and methods

of testing.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification ZZ-P-41; 1937. Amend.

1; 1945. Pads; Finger, Rubber and Synthetic Rubber,

(for) Office Use. Covers a single grade and two

types— (I) perforated and (II) without perforations.

Gives requirements for material, bid samples, design, dimensions, tensile strength, ultimate elongation, and accelerated aging test; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing,, and

marking.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification BBB-C-606; 1941. Amend, l; 1946. Coats and Trousers; Rubber-, Synthetic Rubber-, and Synthetic Re sin-Coated (Foul- Weather Clothing). Covers two types— (I) coats, In four classes— (A) short (Jackets), (B) three-quarter

length, (C) workman's, and (D) police, standard

weight and (II) trousers, overalls. Gives material

and workmanship, composition of coating, color, vul- canizing or curing, odor, cement for hems, tolerances,

and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment. 204. DRUGGISTS' RUBBER SUNDRIES

204.1 BANDAGES AND PLASTERS

204. 12 Plasters

U. S. Gov., If. S. Army, Chemical Warfare Service

Specification 6-50C; 1945. Fabric, Adhesive. 204.2 BAGS, BOTTLES, AND CUSHIONS OF RUBBER 204.24 Rubber Basin

U. S. Gov., Federal Spec 1 f lcatlon ZZ-B-151; 1946. Basins, Hand; Rubber (Natural and Synthetic). Covers

one type, grade, and class. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, description, dimensions,

metal, upper edge, Joints, heat resistance, and bursting strength; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

204.25 Rubber Cushions and Pillows

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification ZZ-C-75e; 1946. Cushions, Arm; Sponge-Rubber, for Crutches. Covers

one type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, description, dimensions, and construction; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

Li. S. Gov., Federal Spec 1 f lcatlon ZZ-C-766; 1940. Amend. 1; 1945. Cushions, Chair; Sponge-Rubber and Synthetic Rubber. Covers three types — (I) molded

form, with molded angular or cylindrical cavities, covered-wlth fabric, (II) covered with fabric (with- out cavities), and (III) covered by felt or rattan

on one side; and two classes— (A) Interconnecting

cells and (B) closed cells. Natural rubber or synthetic rubber or a suitable mixture shall be used. Gives workmanship, shape and size, bid samples, structure, surfaces, colors, dimensions, shape of

cushions, facrlc covers, and details for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Spec 1 f lcat ion ZZ-C-811; 1936. Amend. 1; 1945. Cushion (Underlay); Carpet and Rug, Sponge-Rubber and Synthetic Rubber. Covers one

grade, in either strip form or of definite dimensions; in two types— (I) without woven fabric cover

or insert and (II) with woven fabric cover or Insert. Shall be made of a sponge compound of natural rubber, or synthetic rubber, or of suitable mixtures. Gives requirements for workmanship, dimensions,

weight, compressibility, and accelerated aging; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

204.29 Miscellaneous Bags

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification ZZ-B-63; 1946. Bags; Kidney-Compression, Rubber. Covers one type. Gives requirements fof material, workmanship, construction, wall thickness, diameter, length of Inflation tube, resistance to aging, and inflation; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

204.4 DENTAL RUBBER GOODS

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification ZZ-D-51a; 1946. Dams; Rubber, Dental. Covers one grade. Gives require- ments for natural rubber and synthetic rubber, workmanship, thickness, width, length, tensile strength, ultimate elongation, accelerated aging test, and sterilization test; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

204.5 SURGEONS' GOODS 204.54 Stomach and Colon Tubes

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, lledlcal Dept. Specification

10-2793A, 1945. Tube, Stomach, Veterinary.

204.59 Miscellaneous Surgeons' Goods

U. S. Gov., Federal Specif 1 cation ZZ-i,- 151; 1946. Leaded-Rubber (Roentgen Opaque). Covers two classes

(A) 1/16 in. thickness and (B) 1/6 in. thickness. Gives requirements for lengths, material, synthetic

rubber, workmanship, tensile strength, and details

for each class; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment. 204.6 RUBBER TUBING

u. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 26606; 1945. Tubing; Buna S (Synthetic Rubber).

204.9 MISCELLANEOUS RUBBER SUNDRIES

204.92 Rubber Cement

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANC-54a; 1946. Cement; Natural Rubber.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification ZZ-C-i9ia; 1936. Amend. 2; 1946. Cement; Rubber (Artists' and Photographers') and Cold-Patching. Covers one grade and

two types— (I) photographers' and artists' and (II) cold-patching. Gives requirements for materials,

composition, color, adhesion, wrinkling, curling,

shrinking, staining, and consistency; methods of

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sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

204.93 Erasers

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification ZZ-E-56la; 1936. Amend. 3; 1945. Erasers; Rubber and Rubber-Substitute. Covers one grade and four types— (A) pencil (eraser),

(E) Ink. (eraser), (C) typewriter, and (D) pencil

(rubber-substitute). Gives requirements for material, workmanship, shape, color, size, bid samples,

dimensions, hardness, accelerated . aging test, and typewriter erasers; methods of sampling, Inspection,

and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

204.95 Rubber Stoppers

0. S. Gov., Federal Sped f lcatlon ZZ-S-751; 1932.

Amend. 1; 1945. Stoppers; Rubber and Synthetic Rubber. Covers two types— (A) solid and (B) perforated;

and two grades— (I) laboratory and (II) common.

Gives requirements for material, workmanship, dimensions of stoppers, perforations, Identification, and

details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

204.96 Rubber Tips for Crutches and Furniture

U. S. Gov., Federal Spec 1 f lcatlon ZZ-T-351; 1935. Amend. 1; 1945. Tips; Rubber and Synthetic Rubber,

(for) Crutches, Furniture, etc. Covers a single

grade. Gives requirements for material, workmanship,

bid sample, design, dimensions, resistance to abrasion, and accelerated aging; methods of sampling,"

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

U. S- Gov., Navy Dept. Specif lcatlon 33T5a; 1946. Tips, Rubber (Reclaimed) (for Tables and Benches).

205. HARD-RUBBER GOODS

205.4 TOILET ARTICLES OF HARD RUBBER

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification ZZ-C-55ia; 1946.

Combs; Rubber (Hard). Covers one grade and two sizes— (A) 7 to 8 In. (dressing) and (B) 4 3/4 to

5 1/4 In. (pocket). Gives requirements for material,

workmanship, design, bid samples, color, and dimensions; methods of sampling and Inspection; and packaging, packing, and narking for shipment.

206. RUBBER TIRES, CASINGS, AND TUBES

206.0 GENERAL ITEMS

Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Agricultural Handbook, 1946. Agricultural Implement Tires. Standard for Rib

Tread, Moderate Traction Tread, Traction Implement, Plow Tall Wheel, Hillside Combine, and Rice Elnder,

AI-1; 1946. Maximum speed—20 miles per hour. Gives tables showing tire size, ply rating, tire loads at various Inflation pressures, recommended load and

inflation, recommended rim, maximum tire section,

tube group number or size, and valve. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Agricultural Handbook, 1946. Agricultural Implement Tires. Standard for heavy

Duty Traction, AI-2A; 1946. Maximum speed— 10 miles

per hour. Gives tables showing tire size, ply rating, tire loads at various Inflation pressures, recommended load and inflation, recommended rim, maximum

tire section, tube group number or size, and valve.

Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Agricultural Handbook, 1946. Agricultural Tractor Tires. Standard for Front

Wheel, AT-1; 1945. Maximum speed—20 miles per hour. Gives tables showing tire size, ply rating, tire loads at various Inflation pressures, recommended

load and Inflation, recommended rim, maximum tire * section, tube size or group number, and valve. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Agricultural Handbook, 1946. Agricultural Tractor Tires. Standard for Rear

Wheel (Cane and Rice), AT-2B; 1946. Maximum speed

20 miles per hour. Gives tables showing tire size,

ply rating, tire loads at various Inflation pressures, recommended load and inflation, recommended

rim, maximum tire section, tire group number or size, and valve.

Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Agricultural Handbook, 1946.

Garden, Tractor Tires. Standard, AT-3A; 1944. Gives

tables showing tire size, ply rating, tire loads at various Inflation pressures, recommended load and

Inflation, recommended rim, maximum tire section,

tube size, and valve. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Agricultural Handbook, 1946. Industrial Tractor Tires. Standard for Front Wheel

(Using Drop Center Rims), ATI-2A; 1945. Maximum

speed—20 miles per hour. Gives tables showing tire

size, ply rating, tire loads at various Inflation

pressures, recommended load and Inflation, recom- mended rim, maximum tire section, tube group number

or size, valve, and flap. Tire and Rim Assn. , Inc. Agricultural Handbook, 1-946. Industrial Tractor Tires. Standard for Rear Wheel,

ATI-3; 1945. Maximum speed—20 miles per hour.

Gives tables showing tire size, ply rating, tire loads at various Inflation pressures, recommended

load and Inflation, recommended rim, maximum tire

section, tube group number or size, valve, and flap. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Agricultural Handbook, 1946. Industrial Tractor Tires. Standard for Front Wheel

(Using Flat Base Rims), RG-3A; 1945. Maximum speed—

20 miles per hour. Gives tables showing tire size,

ply rating, tire loads at various inflation pressures, recommended load and Inflation, recommended

rim, maximum tire section, tube group number or size,

valve, and flap. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Agricultural Handbook, 1946. Agricultural Tractor Tires. Standard for Rear Wheel,

WT-2B; 1946. Maximum speed—20 miles per hour.

Gives tables showing tire size, ply rating, tire loads at various Inflation pressures, recommended

load and Inflation, recommended rim, maximum tire section, tube size, and valve. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Passenger Car Handbook, 1946. Tires for Motorcycles and Side Cars, Standard. Table MC-lA gives tire loads at various Inflation pres- sures for various tire sizes. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Passenger Car Handbook, 1946. Tires for Passenger Cars and House Trailers, Standard

PC-1. Tire loads at various Inflation pressures for various sizes of tires together with ply rating,

maximum tire rating, recommended rim, maximum tire

section, tube size, valve, and permissible rim and

tire sections. Tire and Rim Assn., Jnc. Passenger Car Handbook, 1946. Tires for Slow Speed Industrial Vehicles Under 10 Miles Per Hour for Lse on Factory Floors and Smooth

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Surfaces, Standard. Table PI-1A gives maximum load and Inflation pressures for 2, 4, 6, e, and 10 ply

tires of various sizes, recommended rim, maximum

tire section, tube size, and valves.

fire and Rim Assn., Inc. Truck-Bus Handbook, 1946.' Tires for Earth Moving Vehicles. Assn. Standard,

Table EM-2B. For maximum speed of 10 miles per hour.

Gives tire size, ply rating, and tire loads at various

inflation pressures for tires from 5.50-20 to 30.00-40. Tire and Rim Assn. , Inc. Truck-Eus Handbook, 1946. Tires for Earth hovlng Vehicles. Assn. Standard,

Table EM-3C. For maximum speed of 2-5 miles per

hour. Gives tine size, ply rating, and tire loads

at various Inflation pressures from 6.50-20 to 30.00-40.

Tire and Rim Assn. , Inc. Truck-Bus Handbook, 1946. Tires for Earth Moving Vehicles, General Data.

Assn. Standard. Gives tire size, ply rating, recommended and permissible rim, maximum tire section, minimum dual spacing, tube size, valve, and flap

for tire sizes from 6.50-20 to 30.00-40.

Tire and Rim Assn. , Inc. Truck-Bus Handbook, 1946. Tires for Light Trucks and House Trailers, General

Data for Tires Mounted on Tapered Bead Seat Rims,

Experimental Practice. Gives table showing tire

size, ply rating, recommended and permissible rims,

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maximum tire section, minimum dual spacing, tube

size, and valve. Tire and Rim Assn. , Inc. Truck-Bus Handbook, 1946. Tires for Light Trucks and house Trailers, Load and

Inflation Table for Tires Mounted on Tapered Bead

Seat Rims. Assn. Standard, Table LT-lA. Gives

tire size, number of plies, and tire loads at various

Inflation pressures for tire sizes 6.00-16 to 9.00-

' -16. Tire and Rim Assn. , Inc. Truck-Bus Handbook, 1945. Tires for Low Platform Trailers. Assn. Standard, Table LP-2. For maximum speed of 20 miles per hour

on improved roads. Gives tire size, ply rating', load, Inflation, recommended and permissible rim, maximum tire section, tube size, valve, and flap

for tires from 6.50-20 to 14.00-24.

Tire and Rim Assn. , Inc. Truck-Bus Handbook, 1946. Tires for fining and Logging Service on Improved or Maintained Unpaved Roads. Assn. Standard, Table

ML-l. For maximum speed of 30 miles per hour. Gives

- tire size, ply rating, load, Inflation, recommended

and permissible rim, maximum tire section, minimum

dual spacing, tube size, valves, and flap for tires

from 7.00-20 to 24.00-32.

Tire and Rim Assn. , Inc. Truck-Bus Handbook, 1946. Tires for Mobile Cranes, Shovels, and Mining Cars.

Assn. Standard, Table LP-iB. For maximum speed of

10 miles per hour on improved roads. Gives tire

size, ply rating, load, inflation, recommended and permissible rim, maximum tire section, tube size,

valve, and flap for tires from 6.50-20 to 14.00-24.

Tire and Rim Assn. , Inc. Truck-Eus Handbook, 1946. Tires for Road Graders, General Data. Assn. Standard. For maximum speed of 25 miles per hour. Gives tire

size, ply rating, rim, maximum tire section, tube

size, valve, and flap for sizes from 6.00-20 to 10.00-24 using flat base rims, and for tires from 7.50-24 to 14.00~24 using semi-drop center rims.

Tire and Rim Assn. , Inc. Truck-Bus handbook, 1946. Tires for Read Graders, Load and Inflation. Assn. Standard, Table RG-3A. For maximum speed of 25 miles

per hour. Gives tire size, ply rating, and tire loads at various inflation pressures for tires from

6.00-20 to 10.00-24 using flat base rims, and for tires from 7.50-24 to 14.00-24 using semi-drop center

rims. Tire and Rim Assn. , Inc. Truck-Bus Handbook, 1946. Tires for Trucks and Busses in Highway Service, General Data for Tires Mounted on Present Rims.

Assn. Standard. Gives table showing tire size, ply

rating, recommended and permissible rim, tire width, minimum dual spacing, tube size, valve, and flap for tires from 6.50-17 to 14.00-24.

Tire and Rim Assn. , Inc. Truck-Bus Handbook, 1946. Tires for Trucks and Busses in Highway Service, General Data for Tires Mounted on Rims of Advanced

Design, Experimental Practice. Gives table showing

tire size, ply rating, recommended and permissible

rim, tire width, minimum dual spacing, tube size,

valve, and flap for tires irom 6.50-17 to 14.00-24.

Tire and Rim Assn. , Inc. Truck-Bus Handbook, 1946. Tires for Trucks and Eusses in Highway Service, Load and Inflation. Assn. Standard, Table TB-2B. Gives

tire sizes, ply rating, and tire loads at various

inflation pressures.

U, S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-4A;

1945. Packing for Overseas Shipment; Tires, Tubes, and Flaps for Vehicles.

206.1 PNEUMATIC TIRE CASINGS FOR AUTOMOBILES

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

20-120; 1944. Tire Materials and Equipment (for) Repair and Retreading.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

20-125; 1945. Tires, Military, Pneumatic: Natural

and Synthetic Rubber (Except Combat Tires).

u. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

20-126; 1945. Tires, Pneumatic, Vehicle: Retreading and Repairing Requirements.

L'. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

20-128; 1945. Tires and Accessory Equipment, Combat. 206.2 PNEUMATIC TIRE CASINGS FOR MOTORCYCLES

,

BICYCLES, AND AIRPLANES

Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Type I Airplane Tires, Recommended Practice, Table

AP-1. Gives table of rim and tire dimensions, load ratings, and types of valves for various sizes of main wheel tires and tall wheel tires. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Type I Airplane Tires Service Load and Inflation

Tables, Recommended Practice, Table AP-1A. Gives

table showing various loads and" Inflation for various

sizes of main wheel tires and tall wheel tires. Tire and Rim Assn.,- Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Type I Channel Tread Tall Wheel Tires, Recommended

Practice, Table AP-1B. Gives table showing tire and rim sizes, rating, and inflated dimensions for various sizes of tail wheel tires. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Type I Channel Tread Tall Wheel Tires Service Load

arid Inflation Tables, Recommended Practice, Table ,

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Veietable Products 206.5

AP-lC. Gives table showing load and Inflation for type I channel tread tall wheel tires. Tire and Rim Assn. , Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Type II Airplane Tires, Recommended Practice, Table

AP-2. Gives table of rim and tire dimensions, load ratings, and types of valves for various sizes of main wheel tires, and tall wheel tires.

Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Type II Airplane Tires Service Load and Inflation

Tables, Recommended Practice, Table AP-2A. , Gives

table showing load and Inflation for various sizes

of type II airplane tires. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Type III Airplane Tires, Recommended Practice, Table

AP-3. Gives table of tire and rim dimensions, load ratings, ,and types of valves for various sizes of main wheel tires and tall wheel tires. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Type III Airplane Tires Service Load and Inflation

Tables, Recommended Practice, Table AP-3A. Gives

table showing load and Inflation for main wheel tires

and tall wheel tires. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Beaching Gear Tires, Recommended Practice, Table

AP-4. Gives table of tire and rim dimensions, load ratings, and types of valves for various sizes of main wheel tires and tall wheel tires. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Type VI IA Airplane Tires, Recommended Practice,

Table AP-5. Gives table of tire and rim dimensions, load ratings, and types of valves for various sizes

of channel tread tall wheel tires. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Type VI IA Airplane Tires Service Load and Inflation

Tables, Recommended Practice, Table AP-5A. Gives

table showing load and Inflation for various sizes

of channel tread tall wheel tires. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Type VI IB Airplane Tires, Experimental Practice, Table AP-6. Gives table of tire and rim dimensions,

load ratings, and types of valves for various sizes

of main wheel tires. Tire and Rim Assn. , Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Type VIIB Airplane Tires Service Load and Inflation

Tables, Experimental Practice, Table AP-6A. Gives

table showing load and inflation for various sizes

of type VIIB airplane tires. Tire and Rim Assn. , Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Airplane Nose Wheel Tires, Recommended Practice, Table AP-7. Gives table of tire .and rim dimensions,

load rating, and types of valves for various sizes

of type I, type II, type III, and type VI tires.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-C82b-2; 1945. Casings; Repair and Treading of Used Aircraft Landing, Nose, Tall, and Beaching Tire.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-R18-1; 1946. Repair and Treading Materials; Aircraft

Tire and Inner Tube.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

20-117; 1944. Tires and Tubes (Inner): Military

Bicycle.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

20-120; 1944. Tire Materials and Equipment (for) Repair and Retreading.

206.3 INNER TUBES FOR PNEUMATIC TIRES FOR AUTOMOBILES

Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Passenger Car Handbook, 1946. Valves for Tires Shown in This Handbook. Gives drawings with dimensions for seven types, and valve manufacturers' numbers for TR valves.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

20-121; 1944. Patch, Tube; Self-Vulcanizing.

U. S. Gov. , U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

' 20-127; 1945. Tubes, Pneumatic Military Tire, Vehicle: Inner (Synthetic).

206.1 INNER TUBES FOR PNEUMATIC TIRES OTHER THAN AUTOMOBILES

Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Agricultural Handbook, 1946. Valves Used With Tractor and Implement Tires, Standard. Dimensional drawings of various types and

table showing valve manufacturers' numbers. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Airplane Valves In Finished Form as installed on Wheels. Gives drawings with dimensions for various

sizes of rubber covered type, rubber base (non- convertible type) , and rubber base (convertible

type), also valve fittings Including bridge washers,

ring washers, rim washers, hex nuts, lock nuts, wing

nuts, rim slot lugs, and valve caps. Tire and Rim Assn. , Inc. Passenger Car Handbook, 1946. Cushion Tires Cured in Single Tube Pneumatic Indus- trial Tire Molds, Experimental Practice. For slow

speed Industrial service under ten miles per hour. Table CI-1 shows maximum load for solid and hollow

tires of various sizes. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Truck-Eus Handbook, 1946. Convertible Valve Dimension Chart. Assn. Standard.

For use in converting single bend valves Into other

shapes. Gives drawing with tables showing tool set- ting and dimensions. Tire and Rim Assn. , Inc. Truck-Bus Handbook, 1946. Convertible Valves. Assn. Standard. Gives drawings

with dimensions for six types. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Truck-Bus Handbook, 1946. Dimensions of Convertible Valves Before Eendlng.

Assn. Standard. Gives drawing with table showing dimensions and table showing valve manufacturers' numbers for TR valves.

Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Truck-Eus Handbook, 1946. Straight valves. Assn. Standard. Gives drawings

with dimensions for six types.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-R18-1; 1946. Repair and Treading Materials; Aircraft

Tire and Inner Tube.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-T78; 1945. Tubes; Aircraft Landing, Nose, Tall, and Beaching Tire, Inner.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

20-117; 1944. Tires and Tubes (Inner): Military

Bicycle. . U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

20-121; 1944. Patch, Tube; Self-Vulcanlzlng.

206.5 SOLID TIRES FOR AUTOMOBILES AND TRUCKS

Tire and Rim As.sn., Inc. Passenger Car Handbook, 1946. Industrial Truck and Trailer Solid Tires (Pressed-On

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and Ciired-On Types) . Gives table of maximum loads

of various diameters of tires at maximum speed of eight miles per hour. Tire and Rim Assn., inc. Passenger Car Handbook, 1946. Standard Industrial Truck and Trailer Solid Tire Sizes for Original Equipment. Gives sizes of tires

for pressed-on and cured-on types. These sizes con- form to Simplified Practice Recommendation R103-33,

U. S. Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification ZZ-T-39la; 1946.

Tires; Solid, Industrial, Rubber. Covers one grade and two types— (I) cured on and (II) pressed on. Gives requirements for size, rubber compound, wheels

and rims, workmanship, construction, dimensions,

hardness, resistance to abrasion, adhesion, marking

for identification, age, and rust prevention; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

207. RUBBER AND BALATA BELTING, PACKING, AND GASKETS

207.3 TRANSMISSION BELTING

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept. , Procurement Dlv. , 578a; 1946. Belting; Power Transmission, Rubber and Fabric,

"V" Type (Industrial, Multiple Drive). Shall be made from cleaned cotton or synthetic fabric and rubber compounds. By rubber Is meant natural rubber,

synthetic rubber, or mixtures thereof. Gives require- ments for workmanship, construction, exterior surfaces, Included angle, special service, and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

208. MISCELLANEOUS RUBBER PRODUCTS

208.1 RUBBER FLOOR COVERINGS

U. S. Gov., Federal Spec 1 f lcatlon ZZ-C-611; 1938. Amend. 1; 1945. Cushion (Underlay); Carpet and Rug, Sponge-Rubber and Synthetic Rubber. Covers one

grade, In either strip form or of definite dimensions; and two types— (I) without woven fabric cover

or Insert and (II) with woven fabric cover or In- sert. Shall be made of a sponge compound of natural

rubber, or synthetic rubber, or of suitable mixtures.

Gives requirements for workmanship, dimensions,

weight, compressibility, and accelerated aging;

methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Spec 1 f lcatlon ZZ-F-461; 1936.

Amend. 2; 1946. Floor- Cover lng; Rubber, Sheet.

Covers one grade, made of a compound of natural

rubber, synthetic rubber, or reclaimed rubber, alone

or In combination, and cotton sheeting. Gives re- quirements for workmanship, design, surface, width

and thickness, length of roll, rubber compound,

hardness, cotton sheeting, flexibility, friction, color and pattern, and fastness to light; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and tests; arid packaging,

packing, and marking.

U. S. Gov., Federal Spec 1 f lcatlon ZZ-T-301; 1938. Amend. 1; 1945. Tile; Floor, Rubber and Synthetic

Rubber. Covers a single grade of a compound of vulcanized natural rubber or synthetic rubber or a suitable mixture, with or without fabric. Gives

requirements for workmanship, design, color and

pattern, thickness, size of tile, modulus at 10 per- cent elongation, hardness, fabric, and friction; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification ZZ-M-46; 1940. Amend.

2; 1945. Mats, Floor; Rubber and Synthetic Rubber,

Link-Type. Covers one grade and two classes—(A) made of rubber compound and (B) made of a rubberized

fabric. Gives requirements for material, workmanship,

odor, staining, weight, links, design of- mats, dimensions, color, and accelerated aging; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification ZZ-M-71; 1933. Amend.

3; 1945. Matting; Rubber and Synthetic Rubber.

Covers one grade and two types— (A) longitudinal

corrugations and (fl) diamond-shaped, pyramid-shaped,

or knob-shaped corrugations. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, design, surface, width and

thickness, length of roll, rubber compound, cotton

sheeting, flexibility, and friction; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 27Ml7a; 1945. Matting, Rubber (Synthetic and/or Reclaimed) (for Use Around Electrical Apparatus or Circuits Not Exceeding 3,000 Volts to Ground).

208.2 RUBBER BANDS

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification ZZ-B-111; 1931. Amend. 3; 1946. Bands; Rubber. Covers two grades

A and B, made of natural rubber, synthetic rubber,

or a mixture of the two. Gives requirements for dimensions and weight, physical requirements, and chemical requirements; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

208.4 RUBBER INSULATIONS

American Standards Assn., J6. 1-1945. Specifications

for Linemen's Protective Equipment—Rubber Insulating Line Hose—Voltage Rating of Line Hose, 5,000 Volts (American War Standard). Covers rubber in- sulating line hose, with voltage rating of 5,000 v. for use as a portable protective device for protec- tion of electrical workers from accidental contact with live electrical conductors. Gives manufacture, electrical properties, physical properties, dimensions, workmanship and finish, marking, packing, In- spection, sampling, rejection, marking rejected

material, and methods of testing.

American Standards Assn. , J6. 2-1945. Specifications

for Linemen's Protective Equipment—Rubber Insulator

Hoods—Voltage Rating of Hoods, 5,000 Volts (American War Standard). Covers rubber Insulator hoods with

voltage rating of 5,000 v. for use as a portable

protective device for protection of electrical

workers from accidental contact with live electrical

conductors. Gives manufacture, electrical properties,

physical properties, dimensions, workmanship and

finish, marking, packing, Inspection, sampling, rejection, marking rejected Insulator hoods, and

methods of testing.

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American Standards Assn. , J6. 4-1945. Specifications

for Linemen's Rubber Protective Equipment—Rubber

Insulating Blankets—Voltage Rating of Blankets,

5,000 Volts (American War Standard). Covers rubber

Insulating blankets with voltage rating of 5,000 v. for protection of electrical workers from accidental

contact with live electrical conductors or apparatus or circuits. Gives manufacture, electrical properties, physical properties, dimensions, workmanship

and finish, marking, packing, Inspection, rejection,

marking rejected material, and methods of testing.

American Standards Assn., J6. 5-1945. Specifications

for Linemen' s Rubber Protective Equipment—Linemen's Rubber Sleeves—Voltage Rating of Sleeves, 3,000

Volts (American War Standard). Covers linemen's rubber sleeves with voltage rating of 3,000 v. for

use In conjunction with linemen's rubber gloves for protection from contact with live electrical con- ductors or apparatus or circuits. Gives manufacture, electrical properties, physical properties, workmanship, marking, guarantee, Inspection, sampling, rejection, marking rejected material, and methods of testing.

208.6 RUBBER JAR RINGS

U. S. Gov. , Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Miscellaneous Publication M181; 1945. Jar Rings for Use In Home Canning, Their Testing,

and a Proposed Specification. Gives Introduction, variations In Jars and tops, laboratory processing

of Jar rings, methods of measuring physical properties of Jar rings, chemical analysis of Jar rings,

taste Imparted to canned food by Jar rings, aging

of Jar rings, canning tests as a basis for develop- ment of a Jar-ring specification, correlation of

properties and composition of Jar rings with results

of canning tests, and proposed specification for Jar rings.

U. S. Gov., Federal Sped f lcatlon ZZ-R-351; 1934. Amend. 1; 1945. Rings; Jar, Rubber and Synthetic

Rubber. Covers the "lipped" type of a single grade. Gives requirements for material, dimensions, strength

and elongation, accelerated aging test, steam-pressure

test, and labels; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

208.8 RUBBER MATS

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 27M13; 1945. Matting, Synthetic-Rubber (for Attachment to Metal).

208.9 MISCELLANEOUS MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS

208.92 Ear Cushions

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-35S;

1946. Protectors (Plugs), Ear, Synthetic-Rubber;

and containers. 208.93 Expansion Joints, Machinery Mountings

American Public Works Assn. Specifications for Portland Cement Concrete Pavement, Fl-44; 1944. Includes rubber Joint filler. Gives requirements for preformed sponge rubber Joint filler and preformed

cork-rubber Joint filler.

209. MISCELLANEOUS RUBBER MANUFACTURES

209.1 DREDGING SLEEVES

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification ZZ-S-451a; 1946. Sleeves; Dredging. Covers the "wrapped" type and a single grade. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, construction, rubber tube and cover, rubber

layer, rubber end caps, cotton duck, reinforcement

plies, end covers, branding of sleeves, size and. length, and physical test requirements; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

209.5 SQUILGEES

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 38S2b, 1945. Squllgees.

209.7 GROMMENTS OR BUSHINGS

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-G21-2; 1944. Grommets; Elastic. 209.9 MISCELLANEOUS RUBBER GOODS 209.91 Rubber Balls

U. S. Golf Assn. Rules for Golf, 1946. Includes re- quirements for form and make of golf clubs and balls. 209.99 Rubber Goods Not Elsewhere Classified

American Society for Testing Materials, D818-45T;

1945. Approved as SAE Standard by Society of Automotive Engineers. Tentative Specifications for

Natural Rubber Cups for Use In Hydraulic Actuating . Cylinders. These specifications cover molded cups compounded from natural rubber for use in hydraulic

actuating cylinders employing hydraulic brake fluid

of nonmlneral oil type. Gives resistance to fluids

at elevating temperature, effect of fluid pressure

at elevated temperature (heat pressure test), stroking test, low-temperature test, aging, workmanship

and finish, marking, packaging, Inspection and rejection, methods of testing, resistance to fluids

at elevated temperature, heat pressure test, stroking test, low-temperature test, aging test, and

duroroeter hardness.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Specifications for Containers for Motor Vehicle Transportation. MC200, Containers for Liquid Nitro- glycerin or Dlethylene Glyc oldln ltrate. Covers motor vehicle body and Inside containers and boots. Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33B5a; 1946. Bearing-Strips, Synthetic-Rubber (Water-Lubrication)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33L2C, 1945.

Lining, Rubber (Synthetic) , for Salt-water Lines.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33L4c, 1945. Lining, Synthetic-Rubber, 011-Reslstant (for Battery

Compartments of Submarines).

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210-219 GUMS, RESINS, AND BALSAMS

211. TURPENTINE TAR AND PITCH

211 .0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, D804-45T; 1945. Tentative Definitions of Terms Relating to Naval

Stores and Related Products. Defines approximately

forty terms. 211.2 PINE-TAR OIL

American Society for Testing Materials, D856-45T; 1945. Tentative Methods of Sampling and Testing Pine Tars

and Pine-Tar Oils. Covers procedures for sampling

and testing pine tars, both kiln and retort, and plne-tar oils, together with compounded tar products

of naval stores origin. Gives sampling and preparation of sample; physical tests Including condition

and appearance, color, specific gravity, viscosity,

distillation, moisture, and ash; and chemical analysis

Including acid number, volatile acids, and copper. 211.3 PINE OIL

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification L.LL-0-358; 1945.

Oil; Pine. Covers two classes— (A) commercial and

(BJ steam-dlstllled or synthetic. Gives require- ments for odor, color, water content, specific

gravity, polymerization, acid value, and distillation range; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment. 2113 TAR (NOT INCLUDING COAL TAR)

American Society for Testing Materials, D856-45T; 1945. Tentative Methods of Sampling and Testing Pine Tars

and Pine-Tar Oils. Covers procedures for sampling

and testing pine tars, both kiln and retort, and 260-269

260. GENERAL ITEMS

New York Produce Exchange. Rules Regulating Transactions In Tobacco for Future Delivery, 1936. Gives sixty-four rules In effect among members of the Exchange.

261. TOBACCO, UNMANUFACTURED

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting Administration. Official Standard Grades

280-289

282. VEGETABLE GLUE

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specif lcatlon'14124A, 1945.

Glue; Low-Temperature-Set ting Resin (Phenol, Kelamlne, and Resorclnol Base).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 14139; 1945.

Glue; Hlgh-Temperature-Settlng Resin (Phenol, Melamine, and Resorclnol Base).

plne-tar oils, together with compounded tar products

of naval stores origin. Gives sampling and preparation of sample; physical tests Including condition

and appearance, color, specific gravity, viscosity,

distillation, moisture, and ash; and chemical analysis

Including acid number, volatile acids, and copper.

21 1 .5 TALL OIL

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51-0-5; 1945.

Oil, Tall. 216. ROSIN

American Society for Testing Materials, D465-45T; 1945. Tentative Method of Test for Acid Number of Dark

Rosin. Gives scope, reagents, procedure, and calculation. American Society for Testing Materials, D509-45; 1945. Standard Methods of Sampling and Grading Rosin. For sampling and determining the grade of rosin delivered

In commerlcal bags, barrels, or drums. Gives apparatus, sampling, grading, and tolerance. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Analysis

of Rosin Size, Tentative Standard T 628 m-43; 1943. Deals with the analysis of those rosin sizes made ordinarily by

reacting rosin with an alkali. Covers apparatus,

reagents, paste size, dry size, and size emulsions.

U. S. Gov., 0. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

50-11-73A; 1944. Pitch, Burgundy.

217. MISCELLANEOUS GUMS, BALSAMS, AND

RESINS

(J. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-A-158;

1944. Acacia (Gum Arabic) (Technical Grade)

.

U. S. Gov. , Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-G-96;

1944. Gum Tragacanth (for Use in Ammunition).

For Dark Air-Cured Tobacco (U. S. Types 35, 36, and

37), 1945. Covers wrapper grades (A-group) , heavy

leaf grades (E-group), thin leaf grades (C-group), short leaf and tips (T-group) , lug grades (X-group), and nondescript and scrap (K- and S-group). Gives general specifications and grade description and specifications for each grade, defines terms, and gives grading rules.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 14140-1;

1945. Glue; Application of Low-Temperature-Settlng Resin (Phenol, Melamlne, and Resorclnol).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 14150; 1945.

Glue; Application of Hlgh-Temperature-Settlng Resin

(Phenol, Melamlne, and Resorclnol).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 20041-2; 1945.

Glue; Curing Process, High-Frequency Dielectric Keating.

TOBACCO

STARCH AND VEGETABLE GLUE

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U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-G20a, 1945. Glue; Application of Cold-Setting Resin

(Urea Type).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANTT-G-486-2; 1946. Glue; Aviation-Marine, Waterproof.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification C-G-496; 1944. Amend.

2; 1946. Glue; Resin-Type (Liquid and Powder).

Covers one grade and three types —(I) powder, with

separate catalyst; (II) powder, with Incorporated

290-299

295. WAX

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-W-181;

1945. Wax (Candelllla)

296. INSULATING MATER I ALS—ELECTR I CAL

THERMAL

296.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, C177-45; 1945. Standard Method of Test for Thermal Conductivity of Materials by Means of the Guarded Hot Plate. Describes procedures to be used in the determination

of the thermal conductivity of insulating, building,

and other materials. Gives scope, symbols and definitions, apparatus, sampling and preparation of specimens, procedure, calculations, and report.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commerlcal Standard CS131-46; 1946. In- dustrial Mineral Wool Products, All Types—Testing

and Reporting. Provides uniform methods for testing and reporting the physical and chemical properties of mineral wool products made of rock, slag, or glass and describes equipment to produce standard

results. Gives definitions; sampling; methods of testing and reporting adhesive strength, compressive strength, corrosion resistance, coverage, den- sity and thickness, fire resistance, moisture adsorption, odor emission, shot content, temperature resistance, and thermal conductivity; warranty; and

notes. Initiated by the Industrial Mineral Wool

Institute. 296.2 THERMAL fNSULATING MATERIALS

Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National Aircraft Standard NAS 197; 1945. Insulation—Space

and Air Duct Thermal. Gives grade and type, materials and workmanship, general requirements, detail

requirements, and test methods. Developed by National Aircraft Standards Committee. American Society for testing Materials, C165-45; 1945. Standard Method of Test for Compressive Strength of Preformed Block Type Thermal Insulation. Gives

scope, apparatus, test specimens, procedure, calculations, and report. American Society for Testing Materials, C166-45; 1945. Standard Methods of Test for Covering Capacity and Volume Change Upon Drying of Thermal Insulating

Cement. Gives scope, definitions, apparatus, sam- pling and mixing, procedure, and calculations. American Society for Testing Materials, C195-45T; 1945. Tentative Specifications for Mineral Wool Thermal Insulating Cement. Covers thermal insulating material

catalyst; and (III) liquid, with separate catalyst. Gives requirements for mixing, caking of powder glue,

mixing properties, pH value of set film, filler,

catalyst, working life, block shear strength, and plywood shear strength; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking

for shipment.

U. S. Gov. , Navy Dept . Specification 52G11; 1945. Glue, Resin (Urea Formaldehyde) (Room-Temperature-Setting)

composed predominantly of mineral wool, in the form

of dry cement or plaster. Gives physical properties,

sampling and mixing, methods of testing, and rejection. American Society for Testing Materials, C203-45T; 1945. - Tentative Method of Test for Flexural Strength of Preformed Block Type Thermal Insulation. Covers the procedure for determining the flexural strength of preformed block type thermal insulation. Gives apparatus, test specimens, procedure, calculation,

and report.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification HH-C-168; 1946. Cement, Insulation; Thermal, Mineral-Wool. Covers

one grade and type. Gives requirements for material,

physical properties, temperature resistance, density,

covering capacity, shrinkage, thermal conductivity, adhesion to steel, and loss in weight; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov. , Federal Specification HH-I-578a; 1945. Insulation, Vermlcullte; Block and Pipe Covering

(Molded). Covers four types—(I) standard thickness,

pipe-covering; (II) double standard thickness, pipecovering; (III) solid thickness, pipe-covering; and

(IV) block. Shall be made of expanded or exfoliated

mica, long fiber asbestos, and a suitable binder. Gives general requirements and detail requirements

for each type; methods of sampling, inspection, and

test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov. , Federal Specification HH-M-61a; 1945 and

Amend. 1; 1945. Magnesia; Block, Cement, and Pipecovering (Molded). Covers one grade and four types

(I) standard thickness, (II) double standard thickness, (III) blocks, and (IV) cement or plaster. Shall contain not less than 85 percent of pure hy- drated magnesium carbonate and not less than 10 percent long-fiber asbestos. Gives general requirements

and detail requirements for each type; methods of sampling, inspection, and test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S; Gov., Federal Specification HH-M-371a; 1945. Mineral-Wool, Impregnated; Blanket, Block, and Pipe

Covering (Molded) (for Low Temperatures). Includes

five types— (I) molded block; (il) molded sectional

pipe covering, ice water thickness; (III) molded

sectional pipe covering, brine thickness; (IV) molded sectional pipe covering, heavy brine thickness; and

(V) felted blanket. Gives requirements for material,

workmanship, sulphur, heat and cold test; moisture

absorption, modulus of rupture, thermal conductivity,

density, accessories, and details for each type;

MISCELLANEOUS VEGETABLE PRODUCTS

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296.2 Directory of Commodity Specifications

methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 32C14h; 1946. Cement, Insulation, High-Temperature.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 32F4a; 1946. Felt, Insulating, Mineral.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Sped f lcatlon 32G2d, 1945.

•Glass, Fibrous, Insulating.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 32G4b; 1945.

Grog, Insulating, Granular, Calcined.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 32G9; 1946. Glass Fibrous: Cloth, Tape, and Thread (for Lagging

Insulation)

.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specif lcatlon 32-I-3c, 1946. Insulation, Thermal, Block.

296.4 ACOUSTICAL INSULATING MATERIALS

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANS-32a-2; 1945. Soundproofing and Insulating Materials.

296.9 MISCELLANEOUS INSULATING MATERIALS

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52C23a, 1945. Cement, Adhesive (for Fibrous Glass Insulation and Corkboard)

.

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300-309 COTTON, COTTON FABRICS, AND KNIT GOODS

300. GRADES , DEFINITIONS, AND TESTS

OF COTTON

300.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, D861-45T;

1945. Tentative Recommended Practice for a Universal System of Yarn Numbering. Intended to provide

a universal method for designating the number of yarn made from any type of fiber and Is based on

the grex system of designating the number of yarn. Gives definitions, and recommended applications,

and appendix.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Circular C455; 1946. Flameproof lng of Textiles. Textile flameproof lng is 'applied chiefly

to cotton, rayon, and other fibers of vegetable

origin. Covers principles of flameproof lng, his- torical notes, types of treatments, processes and formulas, tests and testing methods, and references.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51T13; 1946. Treatment; Fire-, Laundry-, Dry- Clean lng-, and

Mildew-Resistant (for Cotton Fabrics).

300.1 GENERAL METHOD OF TESTING COTTON

FABRICS

American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts. 1945 Year Book. Accelerated' Ageing Test. For textiles dyed with sulfur colors (tentative method). Covers scope, apparatus, test specimens, procedure,

and evaluation of results. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts.

1945 Year Book. Determination of Water Resistance

of Fabrics. Standard method of test of textile fabrics—(1) hydrostatic pressure resistance; (2) resistance to water spray; (3) absorption of water

during immersion; and (4) resistance to penetration

of water by impact. Covers scope, apparatus,

materials, test specimens, procedure, and evaluation. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts.

1945 Year Book. Evaluation of Compounds Designed

to Increase the Resistance of Fabrics and Yarns to Insect Pests (Tentative Method). It comprehends

not only the initial protection furnished by the treatment in question, but also the permanency of this protection during conditions of ordinary use. Covers scope, test specimens, procedure, classification, and report. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts.

1945 Year Book. Group C—Colorfastness Tests for Cotton and Linen Textiles. C-l—Official standard method of test for colorfastness to commercial

laundering and to domestic washing of cotton and linen textiles; and C-2—Tentative standard method

of test for colorfastness to chlorine (sodium hypochlorite) of cotton and linen textiles. Covers

scope, apparatus, materials, test specimens, procedure, evaluation and classification, and standards for comparison.

American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts. 1945 Year Book. Group M—Colorfastness Tests for Textiles Made of Manufactured Organic Fibers.- M-l

Tentative standard method of test for colorfastness

to commercial laundering and to domestic washing of textiles composed of manufactured organic fibers. Covers scope, apparatus, materials, test specimens,

tests, procedure for a 1.1 tests, evaluation, colorfastness classification and report, and standards

for comparison. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts.

1945 Year Book.. Group S— Colorfastness of Silk

Textiles. S-l-M—Official standard method of test

for colorfastness to mill washing of silk and or dyestuffs on silk; S-2—official standard method of test for colorfastness to degummlng of silk; and S-3—official standard method of test for colorfastness to peroxide bleaching of dyed silk. Covers

scope, apparatus, materials, test specimens, procedure, and evaluation. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts.

1945 Year Book. Group W— Colorfastness of Wool

Textiles. W-l —Tentative standard method of test

for colorfastness to laundering and domestic washing of wool textiles; W-2—official standard method

of test for colorfastness to mill washing and scouring; W-3—official standard method of test for colorfastness to fulling of textiles. Covers scope, apparatus, materials, test specimens, procedure,

and evaluation and classification. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts.

1945 Year Book. Launder-Ometer. Standard machine

for laboratory washing tests for testing fastness

of dyed textile materials. Consists of a copper tank upon a rigid angle-iron frame, with a special brass and aluminum rotor that carries twenty standard pint Jars in which the tests are made. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts.

1945 -Year Book. Methods of Fiber Identification

and Quantitative Separation (Tentative). Covers burning tests, color tests, solubility tests, and microscopic examination; classifies fibers as mineral, cellulose, and protein; methods of procedure;

qualitative analysis of fibers; microscopical

appearance of hairs, bast fibers, and artificial

fibers; microscopical recognition of fibers; photomicrographs of common textile fibers; identification of synthetic fibers; quantitative analysis;

and basic properties of textile fibers. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts.

1945 Year Book. Official Standard Method of Test

for Colorfastness to Acids and Alkalies of Textiles. Covers scope, apparatus, materials, test specimens,

procedure, and evaluation and classification. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts.

1945 Year Book. Official Standard Method of Test

for Colorfastness to Carbonizing of Wool Textiles. Covers scope, apparatus, materials, test specimens,

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American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts.

1945 Year Book- Official Standard Method of Test

for Colorfastness to Perspiration of Textiles.

Covers scope, apparatus, materials, test specimens,

types of test, procedure, and evaluation and classification. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts.

1945 Year Book. Official Standard Method of Test

for Colorfastness to Rubbing (Crocking) of Textiles. Gives scope, apparatus, materials, test specimens,

procedure, and evaluation and classification. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts.

1945 Year Book. Official Standard Method of Test

for Colorfastness to Sea Water of Textiles. Covers

scope, apparatus, materials, test specimens, procedure, and evaluation and classification. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts.

1945 Year Book. Official Standard Method of Test

for Colorfastness to Stovlrig of Textiles. Covers

scope, apparatus, materials, test specimens, procedure, evaluation and classification, and standards

for comparison. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts.

1945 Year Book. Official Standard Method of Test for Evaluating Wetting Agents. Covers scope, apparatus, materials, test specimens, procedure, evaluation, determination of the wetablllty of yarns and

threads, comparison of wetting agents for mercerizing liquors (tentative method), and comparison of.

rewettlng agents (tentative method).

American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts.

1945 Year Book. Official Standard Method of Test

for Shrinkage of Textiles. A—cotton and linen and B— fibers other than cott*on and linen. Covers

scope, apparatus, materials, test specimens, procedure, washing, drying, pressing, and evaluation. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts.

1945 Year Book. Standard Methods for Determining

the Fastness of Dyestuffs on the Fiber. These methods are classified In groups—group C, dyed or printed cotton; group M, dyed or printed manufactured

fibers; group S, dyed or printed silk; and group W, dyed wool. Each group Is given numbered fastness

tests for that fiber, such as laundering and domestic

washing, chlorine, degummlng, peroxide bleaching,

scouring and mill washing, and fulling. Also In- dicates the methods for fastness, sizing and finishing, waterproofing, shrinkage, transference of color, moth proofing, mercerlzatlon, weighting tests,

etc. Refers to standard dyed samples for use In grading which have been prepared by the Assn. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts.

1945 Year Book. Tentative Standard Method of Test

for Colorfastness to Atmospheric Gases of Dyes on Cellulose Acetate Rayon. Covers scope, apparatus,

materials, test specimens, procedure, and evaluation. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts.

1945 Year Book. Tentative Standard Method of Test

for Colorfastness to Dry Cleaning of Textiles. Covers scope, apparatus, materials, test specimens,

procedure dry test, procedure wet test, and evaluation and classification. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts.

1945 Year Book. Tentative Standard Method of Test

for Colorfastness to Light of Textiles. Covers

scope, apparatus and materials, test specimens,

tests, procedure, evaluation, standard sun test, artificial light test, standard dyeings, and weathering test. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts.

1945 Year Book. Tentative Standard Method of Test

for Evaluation of Fabric Pest Deterrents. For testing of fabrics or yarns which contain wool or other susceptible fibers for resistance to webbing clothes moths and black carpet beetles' larvae. Covers

scope, test specimens, excrement weight method,

fabric loss method, a tentative procedure for rearing and handling the black carpet beetle, and tentative procedure for rearing and handling the webbing clothes moth. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts.

1945 Year Book. Tentative Standard Methods of Test

for Transference of Color. (1) Tentative standard

method of test for colorfastness of textiles to dry

and wet heat and (2) tentative standard method of test for colorfastness of cotton and linen to peroxide bleaching. Covers scope, apparatus, materials,

test specimens, procedure, and evaluation and classification. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts. Supplement to 1945 Year Book- Determination of Copper and Iron In Textiles. Copper In textiles In- cludes standard copper solution, carbamate reagent,

preparation of samples, and determination of copper;

and alternative method for copper and Iron Includes digestion, colorlmetrlc comparison for copper, and

Iron determination. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts. Supplement to 1945 Year Book. Determination of Degree of Mercerlzatlon of Cotton. Standard method of test covers barium activity numbers and determination. American Assn, of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts. Supplement to 1945 Year Book. Determining of Finishing Materials In Textile Fabrics. A Proposed

Method. The practice of textile finishing Involves

the use of an exceedingly great number of substances which are used alone or In combination with each

other. Covers general scheme Including petroleum

ether soluble, alcohol soluble, water soluble,

starches, and ash. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts. Supplement to 1945 Year Book. Determination of Manganese In Textiles. Standard method of test

covers preparation of samples, determination of manganese, and standard permanganate solutions. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts. Supplement to 1945 Year Book. Determination of Weighting In Silk. Standard method of test covers determination of weighting, finishing materials, and total weighting. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts. Supplement to 1945 Year Book. Identification of Finishing Materials. For the ldentlf lcatlon and determination of Individual constituents. Covers

oils, fats and waxes, naphthenlc sulfonates, solu- blllzed oils and fats, rosin, glycerine and glycols,

albumen, casein, glue and gelatin, dextrin, starch, sugars, Inorganic fillers, and urea-formaldehyde

resin.

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American Society for Testing Materials, D506-45T; 1945. Tentative Method of Test for Fastness of Colored

Textiles to Light. Applicable to all colored textiles and Is Intended for determining the fastness

of the color to sunlight or artificial light. Gives standard dyeings, test specimens, apparatus, proce

dure, degree of fading, and classification of fastness of color. American Society for Testing Materials, D684-45T; 1945. Tentative Methods of Test for Resistance of Textile Materials to Microorganisms. Methods are applicable

to all types of textile materials regardless of the kinds of fiber used In their manufacture. Gives

test organisms, Inoculum, subcultures of chaetomlum

globosum, subcultures of asperglllus nlger, preparation of test specimens, sterilization of test

specimens, Inoculation, Incubation, visual examination, determination of breaking strength, and report

for accelerated mildew Infection method; and soli, soil beds, temperature of soil, moisture content of soli, test specimens, burial of specimens, breaking

strength, soil calibration tests, and report for

soil burial method.

American Society for Testing Materials, D662-45T; 1945. Tentative Methods of Test for Evaluating Treated Textiles for Permanence of Resistance to Microorganisms. Gives

scope, test specimens, resistance to microorganisms, water

leaching, heat, steam sterilization, light and laundering. Textile Color Card Assn. of the U. S. , Inc. Spectrophotometry and Colorlmetrlc Determination of the Colors of the TCCA Standard Color Cards, 1946. Performs two distinct services for the textile and allied Industries. First Is a color forecasting service and second 1 s to standardize colors. Covers

general considerations, method, results, discussion, fundamental specification of the TCCA standards,

summary, and literature references.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specif lcatlon CCC-T-191a; 1937.

Amendment 2; 1945, and Supplement, 1945. Textiles; General Specifications, Test Methods. Covers the general physical and chemical methods for testing

textiles for conformance with the requirements of Federal specifications. It does not Include the special test methods applicable to certain materials which are designated in the appropriate specifications nor does it by any means include all of the textile methods used In the Industry.

300.5 TEXTILE TESTING MACHINES

American Society ror Testing Materials, D76-45; 1945. Standard Specifications for Textile Testing Machines. Cover descriptions of testing machines generally

applicable for the determination of certain physical

characteristics of textile materials. Gives requirements for breaking strength and elongation testing

machines, thickness gage, bursting testers, and

twist testers. 300.6 DEFINITIONS OF TEXTILE TERMS

American Society for Testing Materials, D123-45; 1945.

Standard' Definitions of Terms Relating to Textile

Materials. The definitions of terms Included In this standard cover, In most cases, special meanings

used In the textile Industry; for words In common

use outside the Industry, no attempt Is made to give all common meanings of the various terms. American Society for Testing Materials, D123-45T; 1945. Tentative Definitions of Terms Relating to Textile

Materials. Gives part A—definitions of terms relating to textile materials and part B—list of manmaae and natural fibers Including table I —man-made

or synthetic fibers and filaments and table II

natural fibers— (A) animal fibers, (B) mineral fibers,

(C) vegetable fibers—seed and fruit hair fibers,

(D) vegetable fibers —bast and leaf fibers, and (E) vegetable fibers—palm and miscellaneous fibers.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS28-46; 1946. Cotton Fabric Tents, Tarpaulins, and Covers. Provides

the basis and method of marking the type, weight,

and size of cotton fabric tents, tarpaulins, and

covers, either treated or untreated. Covers definitions for treated, cover, tent, and cut size; requirements for marking weight, weight tolerance,

used goods, and marking size; labeling; nomenclature

of drill, duck, Jean, osnaburg, and sheeting; con- version tables; and appendix. Initiated by National

Canvas Goods Manufacturers' Assn., Inc. 301. PARTIALLY MANUFACTURED COTTON

301 .2 CAULKING COTTON

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-269;

1945. Cotton, Calking.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 21C7, 1945. Cotton, Calking, Treated.

301 .3 L INTERS

National Cottonseed Products Assn., Inc. Rules, 1946. Definitions of Grade and Quality, article 18. Cottonseed Llnters. Rules 130 to 136. Covers American

cotton llnters, excess of low grades, rejections and replacements, llnters made from burned or damaged

seed, llnters containing excess trash, cottonseed

hull fiber, and standard weight and dimensions.

301 A MATTRESS FILLING .

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 27F9a; 1945. Felt, Garnetted (for Mattress Filling)

301.9 MISCELLANEOUS PARTIALLY MANUFACTURED

COTTON

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

6-339; 1944. Flock, Cotton. 302. COTTON YARN , THREAD, AND CORDAGE

302.2 COTTON THREAD 302.20 General Items

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 100-57; 1946. Packaging and Packing of Thread. 302.22 Sewing Machine Thread

U. S. Gov. , Federal Specif lc atlon V-T-276b; 1937. Amend. 3; 1945. Thread; Cotton. Covers three types

(I) machine, In three finishes—(IA) soft, (IB) glazed silk, and (IC) mercerized; (II) basting, In

one finish— (IIA) glazed silk; and (III) heavy,

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unbleached, bleached white, or In colors, In two finishes— (II1A) soft and (IIIB) glazed silk. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, balance,

sewing quality, finish, ply knots and yarn splices,

direction of twist, color, fastness to laundering,

and physical properties; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

302.3 COTTON TWINE

302.31 Cable Laid Twine

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 21T4e, 1945. Twine, Cotton, Mattress, Polished (for Use In Tufting Machines)

.

302.32 Cotton Seine Twine

U. S. Gov., Federal Spec if lc atlon T-T-881a; 1933. Amend. 1; 1945. Twine; Cotton, Seine. Covers one grade in commerlcal numbers 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 24,

30, 36, 48, 72, 84, 96, 108, 120, 144, and 168. Gives requirements for material and workmanship, plies per

strand, lengths per pound, and breaking strength;

methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 21C6c; 1946. Clothes-Stops.

302.4 COTTON ROPES AND CORDS

302.44 Halyards

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-H-226;

1945. Halliards, Signal, Braided (Treated). 302.45 Lacing Cord

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-L-396;

1946. Laces, Legging.

302.46 Sash Cord

U. S. Gov., Federal Spec 1 f lc atlon T-C-571a; 1936. Amend. 3; 1945. Cord, Sash; Cotton, Braided. Covers

two types— (A) unfinished and (B) polished. Gives requirements for material and workmanship, size,

diameter, breaking strengths, number o f strands,

length per pound, weight of core for each size, nonfibrous material and stretch; methods of sampling,

inspection, and test; and packaging, packing, and

marking.

302.49 Miscellaneous Cotton Cords and Ropes

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-C122-1; 1945. Cord; Braided Cotton.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-C139; 1945. Cord; Prewaxed Braided Cotton.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 6-363; 1946. Cord and Rope; Cotton, Braided.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 13-11; 1946. Rope, Tent-Lay. 303. COTTON MECHANICAL FABRICS

303.0 GENERAL ITEMS

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 6-349; 1945. Dyeing and Finishing of Cotton Duck and Twill.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 100-42; 1945. Packing Requirements for Fabrics

for Tentage and Equipage.

303.1 COTTON DUCK

u. s. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 24C8h, 1945. Canvas, Cotton.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 24C20b; 1946. Canvas, Cotton; Fire-, Water-, and Weather-Resistant.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 6-342; 1945. Duck; Cotton, Piled-Yarns (Army, Numbered and Special Use).

303.5 TENT DUCK

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Duck; Cotton, Piled-Yarns (Army, Numbered and TentDuck) .

303.9 MISCELLANEOUS MECHANICAL FABRIC OF COTTON

303.95 Waterproof Duck

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specifica- tion 6-345; 1945. Duck, Cotton; Fire-, Water-,

Weather-, and Mildew-Resistant. 304. COTTON CLOTH, BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED

304.1 COTTON CLOTH, PLAIN

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-c-332;

1946. Cloth, Cotton, Fine, Plain. 304.2 FLANNEL

U. S. Gov., Dept. of. Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation R186-

44; 1944. Cotton Canton Flannels for Work Gloves. This recommendation establishes a simplified list

of weights and weaves for canton flannel used in the production of work gloves. Gives a table showing width, type of weave, thread count filling, and weights for unbleached cantons, striped cantons, and colored fleeces.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 6-346; 1945. Cloth, Cotton, Flannel. 304.4 DRILL

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-300;

1946. Cloth, Cotton, Drill (Fully Shrunk).

304.7 SHEETINGS

304.71 Sheetings, Bleached and Unbleached

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification CCC-S-271a; 1943. Amend. 1; 1945. Sheeting; Cotton, Bleached, Wide. Covers two classes— (A) 4.6 oz. per sq. yd. (74x66) and (B) 4.0 oz. per sq. yd.' (68x60). Gives requirements for material, workmanship, weave, width,

commercial designation, weight, thread count, breaking strength, and total sizing; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Sped f lcatlon CCC-S-291a; 1943. Amend. 1; 1945. Sheeting; Cotton, Unbleached, Wide.

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Covers two classes — (A) 4.7 oz. per sq. yd. (68x72) and (B) 4.1 oz. per sq. yd. (64x64). Gives require- ments for material, workmanship, weave, length of bolt or roll, width, commercial designation, weight, thread count, and breaking strength; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-380;

1946. Cloth, Cotton, Sheeting, Coating-Quality.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Spec If lcatlon 27Slla, 1946. Sheeting, Cotton, Bleached and Unbleached, Preshrunk. 306. COTTON CLOTH, PRINTED, DYED,

COLORED, OR WOVEN FIGURED

306.0 GENERAL ITEMS

Textile Color Card Assn. of the U. S., Inc. V-E Day

Colors, 1945. Issued V-E day as a tribute to men

In the armed services. Presents six colors; Infan- try blue, artillery scarlet, air corps blue, tank

force orange, marines' blue, and navy gray.

306.1 DRESS MATERIAL

306.16 Seersucker

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-343; 1946. Cloth, Cotton, Seersucker.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1944. Cloth,

Cotton, Seersucker (Woven), Green and White Striped.

306.2 LINING MATERIALS

306.21 Canvas, Crinoline, and Buckram

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-331;

1946. Cloth, Cotton, Buckram, White. 306.23 Padding

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-340;

1946. Cloth, Padding, Canvas. 306.24 Sateen and Silesia

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-326;

1946. Cloth, Cotton, Silesia.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 6-337A; 1946. Cloth, Cotton, Wind-Resistant,

Sateen, 9-0z. 306.29 Miscellaneous Lining Materials

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-297; 1946. Cloth, Cotton, Worsted-Spun-Halr-Fllling.

306.3 SUITING, COTTON

306.32 Uniform Cloth, Cotton

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

6-338; 1945. Cloth; Cotton Element Mercerized. 306.35 Print Cloth

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-299;

1946. Cloth, Cotton, Print. . 306.36 Cotton Twill

U. S. Gov. , Army-Navy Aeronautical Specif lcatlon AN-C103a-l; 1945. Cloth; Cotton Twill.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-298;

1946. Cloth, Cotton, Unlf orm-Twlll.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Spec if lcatlon JAN-C-302; 1946. Cloth, Cotton, Albert-Twill, 5-0unce.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-304; 1946. Cloth, Cotton, Twill, 5-0unce.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-342;

1946. Cloth; Cotton, Wind-Resistant, Twill and

Poplin.

306.4 BUNTING

306.43 Cotton Flags

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification 72-

3-A, 1945. Flag MC-44 and Case CS-16.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps. Specification

72-42-A, 1945. Flag Set M-238 (Tank).

306.44 Wool Flags

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification Adopted 1945. Flags, Bunting (for General Officers).

306.45 Silk Flags

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945.

Flag, Marine Corps Standard. 306.46 Flag Kits

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification 72-

3-A, 1945. Flag MC-44 and Case CS-16.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification 72-

9-A, 1945. Flag Set M-133. 308. MISCELLANEOUS COTTON CLOTH

308.9 MISCELLANEOUS SPECIFICATIONS FOR COTTON

FABRICS

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-325; 1946. Cloth, Cotton, Broadcloth.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-G-329;

1946. Gimp, Cotton (Buttonhole).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 27F11; 1945. Fabric, Coated, Flameproofed (for Bedding Covers).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 39-13; 1944. Fabric, Impregnated, Camouflage,

F1 ame -Re s 1 s t ant

309. COTTON KNIT GOODS

309.2 HOSIERY

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1945. Stockings, Cotton, Beige (Marine Corps Women's Reserve).

309.3 KNIT COTTON CLOTH

U. S. Gov., Federal Sped f lcatl on JJ-S-746; 1945. Stockinet, Tubular (Cotton, Elastic, Washable).

Covers two types— (I) rib knit unbleached (natural

color) or bleached and (II) plain or flat knit olive

drab. Gives requirements for widths, material, workmanship, knitting, color, length, elongation, physical requirements, and cutting; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

309.4 KNIT UNDERWEAR

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv. , 751; 1946. Drawers; Me,n's Cotton, Woven (Shorts). Covers

one type and two classes— (B) broadcloth and (C) nainsook. Gives requirements for sizes, material,

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workmanship, general designs, shrinkage, sizing,

color, stitching and seaming, thread, buttons,

buttonholes, waist eyelets, bartacks, tie tapes, waistband, front opening, body seams, body pleats,

leg bottom hems, location of buttons, location of 310-319

310.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Institute of Laundering. Technical Tests

and Standards as Established for "Laundry-Tested

and Approved" Products, 1944. Generally, laundering tests comprise continuous laundering of the product t o be tested under specified plant-scale

laundering procedures. The- number of launderlngs

constituting test procedure Is based on an estimated

service expectancy pf the product. Gives details

of various washing formulas and finishing procedures

used In laundering tests.

•U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS128-45; 1945.

Men's Sport Shirt Sizes —Woven Fabrics (other than

those marked with regular neckband sizes). To provide standard size designations, methods of measurelng, and standard minimum measurements for men's

sport shirts. Gives application, general requirements, standard methods of measuring, standard mini- mum measurements, and labeling. Initiated by the National Assn. of Shirt and Panama Manufacturers.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. General Specification for Processing Fabrics. (Mll- dewproof and Water-Repellent Requirements.)

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 100-63; 1946. Packaging and Packing of Cotton

Fabrics (except Cotton Duck and Coated Cotton Fabrics) . 311. COTTON OUTERWEAR

3(1.1 COATS AND JACKETS, COTTON

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3243-1; 1945. Jacket; Nurses Flying, Very Light, Type K-l.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945.

Coat, Dress, Summer (Marine Corps Women's Reserve).

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Coat Service, Summer (Marine Corps Women' s Reserve)

.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1945. Coat, Service, Summer, ",LS" (Marine Corps Women's Reserve).

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Coat, Utility.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1945. Coat, Utility (Marine Corps Women's Reserve).

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Jacket, Field (Marine Corps Women's Reserve).

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1944. Vest, Alpaca Lined.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv. ,- 750; 1946. Coats, Attendants'; Men's Cotton. Covers one grade and two types— (I) standing collar and (II) turndown collar. Gives requirements for sizes,

material, workmanship, fabric, dimensions, stitching

and seaming, thread, buttons, buttonholes, eyelets, back facing, hems, hanger loops, size labels, and

buttonholes, location of tie tapes, location of waist eyelets, sizes and measurements, size marking, bid samples, and details; methods of sampling, In- spection, and test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

COTTON FABRIC

details for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and test; and packaging, packing, and marking

for shipment.

31 I .3 WORK CLOTHING

American Standards Assn., L18. 26-1945. Specifications

for Protective Occupational (Safety) Clothing

Flame -Resistant Fabric Spats (American War Standard)

.

It Is Intended that the spats specified shall afford

limited protection to the foot and ankle of the wearer, from hot metal splash and sparks. Gives

types and sizes, pattern and design, construction,

materials, methods of test,. Identification, and

appendix. American Standards Assn., L18. 23-1945. Specifications

for Protective Occupational (Safety) Clothing

Flame -Resistant Fabric Coats (American War Standard).

It Is Intended that the coats specified shall afford

limited protection from metal splash and sparks. Gives types, sizes and dimensions, pattern and design, construction, materials, methods of test, and

Identification. American Standards Assn., L18. 24-1945. Specifications

for Protective Occupational (Safety) Clothing

Flame-Resistant Fabric Pants (American War Standard)

.

It is Intended that the pants specified shall afford

limited protection to the wearer's legs from metal

splash and sparks. Gives types, sizes and dimensions, pattern and design, construction, materials, methods of test, and Identification. American Standards Assn., L18. 25-1945. Specifications

for Protective Occupational (Safety) Clothing

Flame-Resistant Fabric Coveralls, Jumper Suits

(American War Standard). It Is intended that the coveralls specified shall afford limited protection

to the body of the wearer from metal splash and

sparks. Gives types, sizes and dimensions, pattern

and design, construction, materials, methods of test, Identification, and appendix.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-J-53-2;

1946. Jumpers, Dungaree.

311.4 PANTS, TROUSERS, AND BREECHES, OF COTTON

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3248-1; 1945. Slacks; Nurses Flying, Very Light, Type K-l.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-T-52-1;

1945. Trouser's, Dungaree.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1944. Culotte,

Utility (Marine Corps Women's Reserve).

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Pants, Basebafll.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Pants, Basketball.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1944. Slacks,

Utility (Marine Corps Women's Reserve).

MANUFACTURES OF

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U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Trousers, Service, Summer.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Trousers, Utility.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Trousers, White.

31 I .5 COTTON SHIRTS

U. S. Gov. , Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS135^16; 194 6. Men's Shirt Sizes (exclusive of Work Shirts). To provide standard methods of measuring and standard minimum measurements for the guidance of producers,

distributors, and users and to provide a uniform

basis for guaranteeing full size. Covers men's

shirts, exclusive of work shirts, whether made of shrunk or unshrunk material. Gives application,

general requirements, methods of measuring, minimum

measurements, and labeling.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945.

Shirt, Baseball.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Shirt, Cotton; Khaki (Marine Corps Women' s Reserve )

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1945. Shirt, Dress, Gray.

IS. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1945. Shirt,

Sweat.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1944. Shirt,

Utility (Marine Corps Women's Reserve).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 55S20f; 1946. Shirts, Chambray, Blue. 311.6 SUITS AND UNIFORMS, COTTON

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3232-2;

1945. Suit; Flying, Very Light, Cotton Twill, Type

K-l.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1944.

Suit, Exercise (Marine Corps Women's Reserve).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specif 1 cation 55U10; 1945. Uniforms, Working, Gray, Women's Naval Reserve. 311.8 BELTS

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, adopted 1946.

Belt, Cloth, Blue.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps 'Specification, adopted 1945.

Belt, Web, Dress (W/0 Waist Plate).

311.9 MISCELLANEOUS COTTON OUTERWEAR

31 | .92 Aprons and Bibs

American Standards Assn., L18. 21-1945. Specifications

for Protective Occupational (Safety) Clothing

Flame-Resistant Fabric Aprons, Bib Type (American War Standard). It Is Intended that the aprons

specified shall afford limited protection to the front of the wearer, Including the chest, from metal

splash and sparks. Gives types, sizes and dimensions, pattern and design, construction, materials, methods of test, and Identification.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification DDD-A-626; 1945. Aprons; Operating, Cotton. Covers one type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, style, measurements, stitches and stitching, hems, finish, and

shrinkage; methods of sampling, Inspection, and- tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specif 1 catl on 55S26; 1945. Smocks, (Women's Naval Reserve).

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv. , 745; 1946. Aprons; Cotton, with Bib and Tie Strings. Covers two types— (I) knee length and (II) full

length; three classes— (A) duck; (B) twill, 2/1; and

(C) twill, 3/1; four colors —brown, gray, khaki, and white; and the grade shall be known commercially

as "firsts." Gives requirements for material, workmanship, construction, weight, count, breaking strength,

color, shrinkage, finishing and non-fibrous mater lals, stitching and seaming, hemming, bar tacks, thread,

tie strings and neck loops, length tolerance, and

details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment. 31-1.93 Gloves and Mittens, Cotton

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specif 1 catl on 37G25; 1946. Gauntlets, Anti-Flash.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Spec If 1 catl on 37G26; 1945. Gloves, Working, Cotton, with Leather Palm.

U. S. 'Gov. , Navy Dept. Spec 1 f 1 cat Ion 73G6; 1945. Gloves, Dress, Women's Naval Reserve.

31 1 .91 Leggings

American Standards Assn., L18. 22-1945. Specifications

for Protective Occupational (Safety) Clothing

Flame-Resistant Fabric Leggings, Knee and Hip Length

(American War Standard). It Is Intended that the leggings specified shall afford limited protection

from metal splash and sparks. Gives type and size,

pattern and design, construction, materials, methods

of test, and Identification.

311.96 Cotton Cloth Shoes

U. S. Gov., Federal Specif lcatlon DDD-S-438; 1945. Slippers; Hospital, Canvas. Covers four sizes —(I) small shoe size 5 to 7, (2) medium shoe size 7 1/2 to 9, (3) large shoe size 9 1/2 to io 1/2, and (4) extra large shoe size 11 to 13. Gives requirements

for material, workmanship, description, construction,

outsole, filling, coversole, vamp, webbing, tolerance, weave -webbing, sizing, tying tapes, sizes, and assembly; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

311.99 Cotton Outerwear Not Otherwise Classified

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945.

S_horts, Athletic.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945.

Skirt, Dress, Summer (Marine Corps Women's Reserve).

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Skirt, Service, Summer (Marine Corps Women's Reserve )

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1944. Stripes,

Service, Winter (Woven).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 6-356; 1946. Neckties, Cotton-Mohair. 312. COTTON UNDERWEAR

312.0 GENERAL ITEMS

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS137-46; 1946. Size

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312.0 Directory of Commodity Snecificatlons

Measurements for Men's and Roys' Shorts—Woven Fabrics. To provide standard methods of measuring and standard minimum measurements for men's and boys' shorts made from woven fabrics. Covers scope, application, general

requirements, standard methods and measurements In detail, standard mlnlnum measurements, and labeling.

312.2 NIGHTGOWNS

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept. , Procurement Dlv., 749; 1946. Bedshirts; Cotton, Hospital. Covers three

types —(I) V-neck, elbow length sleeves, (II) round

neck, elbow length sleeves, and (III) high neck,

long sleeves; three sizes—small, -medium, and large; and the grade shall be known commercially as "firsts.

Gives requirements for material, workmanship, general

design, fabric, finishing and non-fibrous materials,

shrinkage, stitching and seaming, thread, tying

tapes, pocket, size labels, and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

312.3 PAJAMAS

U. S. Gov. , Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS15-46; 1946. Men's Pajama Sizes—Woven Fabrics. This standard provides

standard methods of measuring and standard minimum

measurements for the guidance of producers, distributors, and users, to eliminate confusion resulting

from a diversity of measurements and methods, and

to provide a* uniform basis for guaranteeing full

size. Covers size designations, methods of measuring, and standard minimum requirements for men's

pajamas, whether made from shrunk or unshrunk fabrics, together with a recommended label for use in guaranteeing full size. Sponsored by the National

Assn. of Shirt and Pajama Manufacturers. 315. BEDDING

315.1 MATTRESSES AND MATTRESS COVERS

315.10 General Items

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Spec if 1 cation 27T6b; 1946. Tufting, Wick, for Mattresses.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specif lcatlon 27T19a; 1945. Tufts, Mattress. 315.11 Cotton Felt Mattresses

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specif lcatlon 27M9c; 1945. Mattresses, Cotton (Felted), Berth (Chief Petty

Officers' and Slck-Bay) and Bed (Sick-Bay)

.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

27-MC-34a; 1945. Mattresses; Interspring. Shall

be type I —all wire spring unit, free-end coll construction; type II —all wire spring unit, knottedend coll construction; and shall be of but one grade. Gives requirements for sizes, felt, ticking, sheeting, sewing thread, tufting tape, spring wire, workmenshlp, seams and stitches, casing, tufting, mattress construction, spring unit, labels, Identification and marking, and details for each type; sampling, inspection, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

315.12 Kapok Mattresses

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

27-MC-14a; 1946. Mattresses; Kapok. Covers one type and one grade. Gives requirements for materials,

workmanship, size, weight, tags, and identification

and marking; sampling, Inspection, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment. 315.13 Hair Mattresses

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

27-MC-28; 1946. Mattresses; Curled Hair, Hog and Cattletall. Covers one type and one grade. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, size, weight,

construction, hair, identification and marking, and

tags; sampling, Inspection, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

315.19 Miscellaneous Mattresses

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

94-3187; 1945. Mattress; Pneumatic, Type A-3. 315.2 SHEETS

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3173B-1;

1945. Sheet; Cotton, for Type A-3 Sleeping Bag. 315.3 PILLOWCASES AND PILLOWS

315.31 Pillowcases and Sacks

U. S. Gov., Federal Specif lcatlon DDD-P-351; 1931. Amend. 3; 1945. Pillowcases; Cotton, Bleached.

Covers one grade and ten types. Gives requirements

for materials, workmanship, weave, thread count, weight, breaking strength, hems, seams, stitches, and finish; methods' of sampling, inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

315.4 COUNTERPANES, BEDSPREADS

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

27-MC-16a; 1945. Counterpanes; Cotton, Crinkled.

Shall be but one type and grade. Gives requirements

for material, workmanship, size, construction, weave

and pattern, color, sizing, thread count, weight,

breaking strength, and identification and marking;

sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

315.5 BLANKETS

U. S. Gov., Federal Sped f lcatlon DDD-B-416; 1945. Blankets; Combat, Canvas. Covers one type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, design,

stitches, seams, stitching, and marking; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

27-MC-10a; 1946. Blankets; Cotton Warp, Wool Filling. Covers one grade and two types— (I) untreated

and (II) mothproofed. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, construction, blanket material, satin binding material, sewing thread, size, Iden- tification and marking, and details; sampling, inspection, and methods of test; and packaging, packing,

and marking for shipment.

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U. S. Gov., u. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

27-MC-42a (Tentative) 1942, amended 1943. Blankets;

Wind-, Water-, and Mildew-Resistant, (for) Lifeboats

and Rafts. Covers one type, one grade, and two classes — (I) packed In paper wrapping—temporary

and (II) packed In steel container—permanent. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, construction, Insulating fatrlc, and coated fabric; sampling,

Inspection, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking.

315.9 MISCELLANEOUS BEDDING

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 8-147; 1945. Comforter, Wool-Filled. 317. NETS AND NETTING

317.3 MOSQUITO BAR NETTING

li. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Spec If 1 cation 27316; 1946. Bars, Mosquito.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 27Nlc, 1945. Netting, Cotton, Insect; Marquisette.

317.9 MISCELLANEOUS NETS

0. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-N-70-2;

1945. Nets, Cargo (Fiber Rope).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Spec If 1 cat Ion 23N2a, 1945. Nets, Life, Buoyant.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Chemical Warfare Service Spec- ification 6-353; 1945. retting; Cotton, WaterRepel lant.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 39-19; 194,4. Nets, Camouflage, Cotton, Shrimp,

Impregnated.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 39-20; 1945. Nets, Camouflage, Cotton Twine, Garnished With Fabric.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 39-22; 1945. Camouflage Net Set, No. 2, M-2.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specifica- tion 39-23; 1945. Camouflage Net Set, No. 3, M-2.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 39-24; 1945. Camouflage Net Set, No. 4, M-2.

U. S. Gov., V. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 39-25; 1945. Camouflage Net Set, No. 5.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 39-26; 1945. Camouflage Net Set, No. 6, M-2. Single Engine Airplane.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 39-27; 1945. Camouflage Net Set, No. 7, M-2, P-38 Type Airplane.

319. MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURES OF

COTTON

319.1 COTTON BATTING AND WADDING

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Chemical Warfare Service Specification 6-343; 1945. Wadding, Cotton, Sized. 319.3 TOWELS AND BATH MATS

U. S. Gov., Federal Specif lcat ion DDD-T-551a; 1942.

Amend. 2; 1945. Towels; Turkish. Covers one grade

and two types —A-l and A-2. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, finish, weave, hemming, tolerances, woven name, thread count, weight, dimensions,

and breaking strength; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

319.4 MOPS (WIPERS AND POLISHING CLOTHS)

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification DDD-C-44la; 1945. Cloths; Polishing. Covers one grade and two types

(I) woven and (II) knitted. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, color, finish, and details

for each type; methods of sampling, inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv. , 761; 1946. Cloths, Scrub; Cotton. Covers one type and two sizes— 14 x 36 inches and 28 x 35 Inches. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, weave, weight, thread count, ply, breaking strength, raw edges,

finish, color, and bid sample; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

319.7 PADS AND DIAPERS

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1945. Pad, Sliding.

319.9 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURED COTTON PRODUCTS

319.91 Awnings and Curtains

D. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 27C7d, 1945. Curtains, Skylight Screen, and Fixtures, Ship.

319.92 Bindings, Braid

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-B-371;

1946. Braid, Cotton, Tubular.

U, S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 71B7; 1945. Braid, Women's Naval Reserve. 319.93 Cotton Sleeving

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification l7S10c; 1946. Sleeving, Insulating, Cotton,

li. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification 71-

610-A; 1945. Sleeves FT-96, FT-97, FT-98, and FT-472

(Cable Splicing).

319.94 Canvas Cots, Hammocks

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 24Hle, 1945. Ham- mocks and Hammock Fittings.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2659B, 1945. Hammocks, Balkan Frame (large and

Small).

319.97 Cords, Straps, and Tape

Textile Color Card Assn. of the I). S. , Inc. U. S. Army

Color Card for Slide Fastener Tapes, 1945. 0, S. Army color card of standard shades for slide fastener

tapes approved and accepted by the Quartermaster

General Includes sixteen colors.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specif lcation 17021; 1945. Tape, Phosphorescent Adhesive.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-T12a-l; 1945. Tape; Adhesive Moisture Resistant.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-127-2;

1946. Packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment;

Tape, Adhesive, Pressure-Sensitive, Water-Res istant.

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U. S. Gov.,, Navy Dept. Specification 27Tl5a;- 1946. Tapes, Tufting, Cotton.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Array, Quartermaster Corps Specification 6-344; 1945. Bands; Head and Neck for Liner, Helmet M-l. 319.98 Tents, Tarpaulins, and Wind Sails

National Fire Protection Assn. American Standards

Assn., Z20.2-1946. Standard for Grandstands, Tents,

and Other Places of Outdoor Assembly. Covers the

design, construction, location, maintenance, and use

of grandstands, tents, and other structures and premises for use or used as places of outdoor assembly. Its purpose Is to specify reasonable standards as a means to safeguard persons and property

insofar as it affects public safety. Gives definitions, places of outdoor assembly—general requirements, grandstands, tents, ways of egress from places

of outdoor assembly, fire protection In places of outdoor assembly, sanitary arrangements in places

of outdoor assembly, and appendix.

C. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specif lcatlon 40849A, 1945. Shelter; Field Maintenance Umbrella, Type D-l.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce/ National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS28-46; 1946. Cotton Fabric Tents, Tarpaulins, and Covers. Provides

the basis and method of marking the type, weight,

and size of cotton fabric tents, tarpaulins, and

covers, either treated or untreated. Covers definitions for treated, cover, tent, and cut size; requirements for marking weight, weight tolerance, used goods, and marking size; labeling; nomenclature

of drill, duck, Jean, osnaburg, and sheeting; con- version tables; and appendix. Initiated by National

Canvas Goods Manufacturers ' Assn., Inc.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1944.

Tent, Shelter (Half), olive Drab.

0. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specif 1 cat 1 on 24620; 1946. Bucklers, Gun, Ply-Construction, Coated-Fabric (for Battleships and Cruisers).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 27C23b; 1946. Cloths, Boat.

1. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 6-331; 1944. Wind freak, Balloon Cloth, 7x18

Feet.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

6-200B; 1944. Covers (Tarpaulins) and Curtains;

Cotton Duck (for Motor Vehicles).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, 'Signal Corps Specification

72-103; 1945. Shelter H0-17-A.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

74-77; 1945. Inflation Shelter S-13/TN. 319.99 Miscellaneous Specifications for Cotton Goods

U, S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3175B-1;

1945. Shell; outer, for Type A-3A Sleeping Bag. 320-329

325. JUTE CORDAGE

325.2 JUTE ROPE

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Carrier, Mine, ,:-7 (AT).

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1945. Supporter, Athletic.

U. S. Gov. , Navy Dept. Spec i f 1 c at 1 on 20C2b; 1945. Covers, Battery-Deck.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 27^1; 1945. Matting, Woven, Cotton, Nous lip; Fire-, Water-, and Weather-Resistant.

U-. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specif 1 cation 27Pib; 1945. Pillows, Transom, Leather; and Covers, Pillow, Transom, Unbleached-Sheeting.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv. , 556a; 1946. Covers; Ironing Board. Covers one grade and

two types— (I) for 54 in. ironing board and (II) for 48 in. Ironing board. Gives requirements for sheeting, tape, cord, workmanship, and details for each

tipe; methods of sampling, inspection, and test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept. , Procurement Dlv., 712; 1944. Rugs; Cotton, hand-Woven. Covers one type, four sizes, and six colors. Gives requirements for material and workmanship, design, weave, warp yarn, filling yarn, color fastness, and tolerances in sizes; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests'; and packaging, packing, and marking for snlpment.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept. , Procure ment Dlv. , 754; 1946. Harness; Treated Cotton Webb lng,~ Northern and Southern Styles. Covers one grade and two types

(I) northern style and (II) southern style. Gives requirements for construction, component parts,

protective coatings, rivets, hardware, webbing ends, rope ends, eyelets, loops and keepers, stitching,

martingale, back pad, Joints, color, webbing treatment, resistance to mildew, resistance to water, elongation, shrinkage, resistance to weathering,

breaking strength, flexibility, bending test, substitutions, and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking

for shipment.

U. S. Gov., IS. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

72-27-a; 1945. Panels AL-121 and AL-122.

0. S. Gov., 0. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

72-29-A; 1945. Panel a I. -123 (Weather Block Signal

Pane 1 )

.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

72-31-C; 1945. Panels AL-124 and A1.-125 (Ground to Aircraft Signaling Panels).

U. S. Gov., U. S. >:arltlme Commission. Specification 27-NC-46 (Tentative) 1943. Cloths; Galley (Floor). Covers three types — (I) superior quality, (II) good

quality, and (III) fair quality. Gives requirements

for materials, workmanship, dimensions, color, and

details; sampling, Inspection, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 13-11; 1945. Rope, Tent-lay.

JUTE AND JUTE MANUFACTURES

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330-339 FLAX, HEMP, AND RAMIE

330. GENERAL ITEMS

American Institute of Laundering. Technical Tests and Standards as Established for "Laundry-Tested and Approved" Products, 1944. Generally, laundering

tests comprise continuous laundering of the product

to be tested under specified plant-scale laundering

procedures. The number of launderings constituting

test procedure Is based on an estimated service ex- pectancy of the product. Gives details of various washing formulas and finishing procedures used In laundering tests. American Society for Testing Materials, D739-45T; 1945. Tentative Methods of Testing and Tolerances for

Spun, Twisted, or Braided Products Made From Flax, Kemp, Ramie, or Mixtures Thereof. These methods

apply to treated or untreated yarns, threads, twines, and cords. Gives definitions, tolerances, and methods

of testing.

331. CORDAGE, TWINE AND THREADS

331.1 CORDAGE, FLAX, HEMP, AND RAMIE

331 .10 General Items

American Society for Testing Materials, D738-45T; 1945. Tentative Methods of Testing and Tolerances for Rope

(Leaf and East Fibers). These methods of testing

and tolerances apply only to rope Fade from leaf or bast fibers or mixtures of those fibers. Gives definitions, tolerances, sampling, test conditions,

weight, circumference, length per turn, dry breaking strength, wet breaking strength, ethylene dlchlorlde extract, analysis for protective treating materials, and mildew resistance. 340-349 MISCELLANEOUS VEGETABLE

3U I . CORDAGE

341.1 MANILA ROPE AND TWINE

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAK-K-69-1;

1946. Mats, Cargo.

U. S. Gov., I;. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 13-11; 1946. Rope, Tent-l,ay.

341 .2 SISAL ROPE AND TWINE

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 13-11; 1946. Rope, Tent-Lay.

342. STRAW HATS AND HAT MATERIALS

342.1 FIBER HELMETS

u". S. Gov., Treasury Dept. , Procurement Dlv., 367C; 1945. Hats; Protective. Covers one type and two classes (general service and Indoor service) designed for protecting the wearer's head against Im- pact of objects and exposed electrical conductors.

For use in manufacturing, mining, and building

331 . 1 I Fishing Li nes

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 21L2b; 1945.

i.lnes, Fishing.

331.16 Hemp Rope and Tarred Hemp Rope

t:. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specif lcatlcn 21R7; 1945. Rope, Wanlla; and Substitutes. 331.2 TWINE (FLAX, HEMP, RAMIE)

331 .22 Hemp Twine

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration. Official Standards of the

C. S. for Grades of Hemp Line and Hemp Tow, 1945.- Covers milled dewretted American hemp line in prime,

No. 1, No. 2, NO. 3, t o. 4, and below grade. Gives requirements for cleanliness, strength, quality,

ends, length, and color. Also, covers milled dewretted American hemp scutching two In ho. 1, No. 2, No. 3, and No. 4. "Ives specifications for each

grade. This specification covers fiber from the plant "Cannabis Satlva" grown in the Continental

United States. 339. MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURES 0>

FLAX, HEMP, AND RAMIE

339.2 RUGS

0. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv., 748; 1946. Carpets and Rugs; Linen. Cpvers one type and

one grade. Gives requirements for sizes, colors,

material, workmanship, weave, weight, yarn, size

content, shrinkage, cleaning, color fastness, tolerances, cut ends, and bid samples; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

FIBERS, STRAW, OR GRASS

construction. Hat shall consist of a shell, a headband, and crown straps. Gives requirements for material, shell, headband, crown straps, interchangeability, ventilation, weight, finish, marking, and brim size; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment. 349. OTHER MANUFACTURES OF VEGETABLE

FIBERS, STRAW, OR GRASS

349.1 MATS AND MATTING (FIBER, GRASS, STRAW)

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification DDD-N-156a; 1939. Amend. 1; 1945. tats, Door; Fiber. Covers one type. Gives requirements for material and workmanship,

sizes, thickness, weave, color, formation, finish, tensile strength, binding, and details; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packing and marking for shipment. . U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 27M2t»; 1945. Matting, Cocoa.

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349. I Directory of Commodity Specifications

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Div., 747; 1946. Carpets and Rugs; Fiber. Covers one type and

grade. Gives sizes, patterns and colors, material,

workmanship, weave, weight, yarns, yarns per Inch, color fastness, tolerances, cut ends, finish, Illus- trations of patterns and colors, and bid samples;

360-369 WOOL AND HAIR AND

360. GRADES, DEFINITION, AND TESTS OF

WOOL

American Institute of Laundering. Technical Tests

and Standards as Established for "laundry-Tested

and Approved" Products, 1944. Generally, laundering tests comprise continuous laundering of the product t o be tested under specified plant-scale

laundering procedures. The number of launder lngs

constituting test procedure Is based on an estimated

service expectancy of the product. Gives details of various washing formulas and finishing procedures

used In laundering tests. American Society for Testing Materials, D4S1-45; 1945. American Standards Assn., MS. 1-1945. Standard

Methods of Testing Wool Felt. Applicable to fabrics which are neither woven or knitted, but built up by

the Interlocking of wool fibers by mechanical work, chemical action, moisture, and heat. Gives standard

condition, test condition, length, width, thickness,

weight, breaking strength, splitting resistance, chemical analysis, mlcroscopl.c examination, and

special tests.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Mar- keting administration. Service and Regulatory Announcements Ho. 135. Official Standards of the V. S. for Grades of Wool and Wool Top and Rules and Regulations for Distribution of Practical Forms of Wool

and Wool Top Standards Under Wool Standards Act of May 17, 1928. Issued 1932 and amended December 1939

and November 1942. Covers 13 grades —80's, 70's,

34'S, 32'S, SO'S, 58's, 56's, 50's, 46's, 46's, 44'S,

40's, and 36's. Gives rules and regulations for obtaining practical forms of the official wool top standards and gives details covering various methods

of test for determining the grade of wool. 363. REWORKED WOOL

363.2 WORSTED ZEPHYR

U. S. Gov., Nayy Dept. Spec 1 f 1 cat 1 on 27W7a; 1945. Worsted, Zephyr.

365. FABRICS WHOLLY OR CHIEFLY OF

WOOL AND HAIR

365.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, D582-45T; 1945. Tentative Methods of Test for Resistance of Textile Fabrics and Yarns to Insect Pests. For textile fab- rics and yarns which contain wool or other susceptible fibers. Gives test cages, test Insects, and test specimens; procedure, determination of damage,

and report for excrement weight method and for fab- ric loss method; and appendices. Textile Color Card Assn. of the U. S., Inc. Fall Woolen Colors, 1946. The 1946 fall season color

methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

349.4 COCOANUT FIBER

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 23F5; 1945. Fenders, Ship, Coir-Rope.

MANUFACTURES THEREOF

card of America—4o colors shown In woolen fabrics,

featuring collections of winter tints, autumn pastels, and colors of the tropics.

I'. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 100-46; 1945. rilldew Resistance and Moisture Resistance Treatment for Felt, Wool.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 100-64; 1946. Packaging and Packing of Woolen

and Worsted Fabrics.

365.1 WOOLEN CLOTH DESIGNATED BY NAME

365.16 Kersey

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1945. Kersey, Dark Blue.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, adopted 1945. Kersey, Sky Blue.

365.19 Miscellaneous Woolen Cloth

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 16167-3;

1945. Cloth; Knitted Wool (for Flying Clothing).,

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 16180; 1945. Cloth, Alpaca Pile.

0. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 16185; 1945. Cloth; Wool (Circular Knitted)

.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-391;

1946. Cloth, Summer-Weight (for Uniforms and Flight

Clothing)

.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 6-146;. 1945. Cloth, Wool, Earathea.

365.2 WOOLEN CLOTH DESIGNATED BY COLOR

365.23 Scarlet and White Cloth

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, adopted 1945. Cloth, Scarlet. 365.24 01 ive Drab

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-363;

1946. Cloth, Wool, Knitted. 365.9 MISCELLANEOUS SPECIFICATIONS FOR WOOL

AND HAIR CLOTH

365.95 Facing Cloth for Uniforms

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification oAN-C -341; 1946. Cloth, Wool, Facing, 16.5-0unce.

365.98 Felt

American Society for Testing Materials, D461-45; 1945. American Standards Assn., L16.1-1945. Standard Methods of Testing Wool Felt. Applicable to fabrics which are neither woven or knitted, but built up by

the Interlocking of wool fibers by mechanical work, chemical action, 'moisture, and heat. Gives standard

condition, test condition, length, width, thickness,

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weight, breaking strength, splltt lng resistance, chemical analysis, microscopic examination, and special tests.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-F14a-2; 1946. Felt; Wool.

U. S. Gov. , Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AK-F158.-1; 1946. Felt; Hair.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Spec 1 f 1 c at 1 on 27F7e; 1945.

Felt, Wool.

L'. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Spec 1 f 1 c atl on 27P7; 1945. Padding, Protective.

0. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 8-79A; 1945. Cloth, Wool, Felt, Woven, 60-0z.

Gray. 367. WOOL KNIT GOODS

367.0 GENERAL ITEMS

Textile Color Card Assn. of the l.

1 . S., Inc. Fall Glove Colors, 1945. The 1946 fall season card of colors for women's gloves Includes 14 colors.

367.1 SOCKS AND STOCKINGS, WOOLEN

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specif lcatlon 3192-1;

1944. Sock; Light-Weight Woolen, for Arctic Sock

Assembly.

TJ. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3193-1;

1944. Sock; hedlum-Welght Woolen, for Arctic Sock

Assembly.

0. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3195-1;

1944. Sock; Net Worsted Jumbo, for Arctic Sock Assembly.

U. S. Gov. , Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-S-46A;

1946. Socks, Wool, Cushion-Sole, G. D.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Stockings, Athletic.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specif lcatlon 73S4; 1945. Socks,

Winter, N-l. 367.3 HOODS AND TOQUES

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 37H15; 1945.

Hoods, Anti-Flash. 367.4 JERSEYS AND SWEATERS

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 55J21; 1946. Jerseys.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 55S32; 1945. Sweaters, Women's Naval Reserve. 367.5 MUFFLERS AND SCARFS

Li. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1944. Muffler,

Flannel, Green (Enlisted Men)

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1945. Scarf,

Black.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 55M4; 1946. Mufflers, Wool, 5iue. 367.7 WOOLEN GLOVES

U. S. Gov., Navy Degt. Specification 73G2c; 1945.

Gloves, Woolen.

0. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

94-3190-b; 1944. Insert; Knit Wool (for Types A-llA

and D-3A Gloves).

368. WOOL WEARING APPAREL (EXCEPT

KNIT APPAREL)

368.1 WOOLEN BREECHES

U. 3. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3219?.; 1945. Trousers; Flying, Intermediate, Type A-11B.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1944. Slacks, Covert (Marine Corps Women's Reserve).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specif lcatlon 55S2b; 1945. Slacks, Blue, Women's Naval Reserve. 368.2 COATS AND OVERCOATS

i

T . S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Coat, Service, Winter.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945.

Coat, Service, Winter (Marine Corps Women's Reserve).

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1945. Overcoat (Marine Corps Women's Reserve).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 55-0-ld; 1945. Overcoats.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specif 1 cation 55R7; 1.945. Raincoat-Overcoats, Women's Naval Reserve. 368.1 WOOLEN SKIRTS

B, S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945.

Skirt, Service, Winter (Marine Corps Women's Reserve)

368.8 SUITS AND UNIFORMS OF WOOL

368.82 Woolen Uniforms

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, adopted 1946, Coat, Dress (Enlisted Men).

V. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1945. Trousers, Dress (Enlisted Ken).

'J. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, adopted 1946. Trousers, Service, Wool, Green.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 55U7; 1945. Uniforms, Service, Blue, Women's Naval Reserve.

D. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 55U12; 1945. Uniforms, Service, ETue, Navy Nurse Corps.

368.9 MISCELLANEOUS WOOL WEARING APPAREL

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3220F, 1945. Jacket; Flying, Intermediate, Type B-15B.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3246A, 1945. Slacks; Nurses Flying, Light, Type L-l.

U. S. Gov. , Army Air Forces Specification 3247A; 1945. Jacket; Nurses Flying, Light Type L-l.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1946. Jacket,

Service, Wool, Green.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 73H5; 1945. Havelocks, Winter, Women's Naval Reserve Officers'.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 73N3; 1945. Neckties, Women's Naval Reserve.

ti. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

94-3084-A, 1942. Jacket; Mechanic's, Type D-l. 369. MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURES OF

WOOL AND HAIR

369.1 BRAIDS AND CORDS

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 71b7; 1945. Braid, Women's Naval Reserve.

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369.2 BLANKETS

369.21 Bed Blankets

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS136-46; 194 6. Blankets for Hospitals (Wool, and Wool and Cotton).

To provide a nationally recognized standard for wool, and wool and cotton blankets, to promote fair com- petition between manufacturers, and to serve as a basis for guaranteeing quality. Covers three types

(I) all wool, (II) 75 percent wool, and (III) 50

percent wool. Gives requirements, methods of test, and labeling.

U. S. Gov., U. S. liar It line Commission. Specification

27-KC-10a; 1946. Blanket; Cotton Warp, Wool Pilling. Covers one grade and two types —(I) untreated and

(II) mothproofed. 'Jives requirements for materials,

370-379

370. GENERAL ITEMS

American Institute of laundering. Technical Tests

and Standards as Established for "Laundry-Tested

and, Approved" Products, 1944. Generally, laundering

tests comprise continuous laundering of the product to be tested under specified plant-scale laundering

procedures. The number of launder ings constituting

test procedure is based on an, estimated service 390-399

391. LINOLEUM FLOOR COVERING

0. S. Gov., Federal Specification Ll.L-F-471; 1942, and

Amend. 1; 1943. Floor-Coverings; Felt-Backed. Covers

three types —(I) linoleum composition, (II) cellulose

nitrate composition, and (III) resln-treated cellulose fibre composition; and three grades —(A) roll

form, (B) tile form, and (C) rug form. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, color, pattern,

finish, felt backing, wearing surface, size, thickness, residual identification, and flexibility;

methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packing and marking.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification LI,L- 1.-35 la; 1939. Amend. 2; 1946. Linoleum; Battleship. Covers one

type and grade, in three thicknesses—1/6 in., 3/16

in., and 6 mm. Gives requirements for material,

workmanship, color, finish, width, burlap or woven

cotton backing, thickness, seasoning, weight, pliability, arid water absorption; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov. , Federal Specification LLL-L-359; 1942. Amend. 2; 1946. Linoleum; Inlaid and Molded. Covers

one type, one grade, and two classes —inlaid (standard

and 1/8 in.) and molded (standard and 1/8 in.). Gives requirements for material, workmanship, color,

finish, width, burlap or woven cotton backing, thickness, seasoning, weight, and pliability; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification LLL-L-367; 1942. Amend. 2; 1946. Linoleum; Plain, ^aspe and i-arblelzed.

workmanship, construction, blanket material, satin binding material, sewing thread, size, identification and marking, and details; sampling, inspection,

and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

369.6 CHEVRONS AND SERVICE STRIPES

if. S. Gov., ; arine Corps Specification, 1944. Chevrons,

Service, Winter (woven). 369.9 MANUFACTURES OF HAIR AND WOOL NOT ELSE- WHERE CLASSIFIED

U. S. Gov. , Marine Corjis Specification, 1945. Numerals, Athletic.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 8-147; 1945. Comforter, Wool-Filled.

expectancy of the product. Gives details of various washing formulas and finishing procedures used in laundering tests. 373. FABRICS WHOLLY OR CHIEFLY SILK

373.1 RIBBONS

U. S. Gov.,">"avy Dept. Specification 71R1; 1945. Ribbons, Cap.

Covers one type, one grade, three classes —plain,

jaspe, and marblelzed; and two thicknesses—standard

and 1/8 In. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, color, finish, width, burlap or woven cotton backing, thickness, seasoning, weight, and pliability; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 27L12a; 1S45. Linoleum, Battleship, Fire-Re tardant.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specif lcat ion 52C5c, 1945. Cement, Linoleum. 392. COATED, FILLED, AND WATERPROOFED

FABRICS

392.1 COATED FABRICS

392.12 Tracing and Blueprint Cloth

l. S. Gov., Federal Specification CCC-C-531a; 1944. Amend. 1; 1943. Cloth; Tracing. Covers two types—

(I) for ink work and (II). for pencil work, in two classes — (A) white cloth and (B) blue cloth. Gives requirements for fabric, workmanship, samples, weave, thread count, breaking strength, erasing qualities,

opacity, and coating; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking

for' shipment.

392.4 WATERPROOF CLOTH

American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorists. 1945 Year Book. Determination of Water Resistance

of 'Fabrics. Standard method of test of textile fab- rics—(1) hydrostatic pressure resistance; (2)

SILK AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF

MISCELLANEOUS TEXTILE PRODUCTS

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resistance to water spray; (3) absorption of water during Immersion; and (4) resistance t o penetration

of water by Impact. Covers scope, apparatus, materials, test specimens, procedure, and evaluation. American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications

for Membrane Waterproofing. Gives requirements for

fabric, untreated fabric, and treated fabric. 392.5 WATERPROOF CLOTHING

392.51 Ponchos

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Poncho, Polyvinyl Butyral Filler. 392.51 Rain Clothing

U. S. Gov., Federal Specif 1 c atlon BBB-C-606; 1941. Amend. 1; 1946. Coats and Trousers; Rubber-Synthetic,

Rubber-, and Synthetic Resin-Coated (Foul-Weather

Clothing). Cover's two types—(I) coats, In four classes —(A) short (Jackets), (B) three-a.uarter

length, (C) workman's and (D) police, standard

weight and (II) trousers, overalls. Gives material

and workmanship, composition of coating, color, vulcanizing or curing, odor, cement for hems, tolerances, and details; methods of sampling, inspection,

and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1944. Raincoat, Lightweight (Marine Corps Women's Reserve).

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1944.

' Trench Coat, with Detachable Hood and Woolen Liner

(Marine Corps Women's Reserve).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 55R5b; 1945. Raincoats, Navy Nurse Corps.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specif 1 cation 55R7; 1945. Raincoat-Overcoats, Women's Naval Reserve.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 73H7; 1945. Kavelocks and Ralncovers, hat, Women's Naval Reserve.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 20-1C4B; 1946. Raincoat, Rubberized, M-1938. 393. LABELS AND TAGS, WOVEN

U. S: Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-L-389;

1946. Labels, Loop, Size.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 27L11; 1945. Labels, Approval, Women's Naval Reserve. 394. WEBBING

394.0 GENERAL ITEMS

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 100-62; 1946. Packaging and Packing of Webbing.

394.1 KHAKI WEBBING

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

• 6-186A; 1943. Webbing, Cotton, Olive Drab, for

Bandoleers. 391.5 ELASTIC CORD AND ELASTIC WEBBING

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-E15; 1946. Elastic; Parachute Pack Opening Flat.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-W15-3; 1945. Webbing; Elastic Cotton.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specif lcatlon JJ-W-155; 1945. Webbing; Elastic. Covers one grade and two types

(I) woven and (II) braided. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, color, set, rupture of rubber

and/or synthetic rubber strands, test loads and elongation, and construction; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

394.6 COTTON AND LINEN WEBBING

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-W21-1; 1945. Webbing; Cotton.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-W27-1; 1946. Webbing; Nylon and Cotton, Tubular.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

6-197B; 1946. Webbing, Orthopedic.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

5-334; 1944. Webbing, Cotton, Woven Pockets. 395. HATS AND CAPS (EXCEPT STRAW .OR OTHER FIBER, OR RUBBER)

395.1 CAPS

395.13 Caps, Dress, Full Dress, Special Dress

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Cover, Cap, Blue.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Cover, Cap, Green. 395.14 Olive-Drab Service and Officers* Caps

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Cover, Cap, Khaki. 395.15 Summer Caps

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945.

Cap, Baseball. 395.16 Watch Caps

u". S. Gov. , Navy Dept, Specification 55C42; 1946. Caps, watch. 395.17 White Caps, Marine Band and Officers

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Cover, Cap, White. 395.19 Miscellaneous Caps

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Cap, Utility.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Cap, Wool, Knit.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1945. Frame,

Cap.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 73T1; 1945. Turbans, Women's Naval Reserve. 395.2 HATS, EXCEPT STRAW AND RUBBER HATS 395.20 General Items

Textile Color CardAssn. of the U. S. , Inc. Fair Colors

for Men's Felt Hat Bodies, 1946. The 1946 fall season card of colors for felt bodies of men's hats shows three colors. Textile Color Card Assn. of the U. S., Inc. Fall Millinery Colors, 1946. The 194 6 fall millinery

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colors lists colors especially adaptable for fur felt and for wool felt (12 for fur felt —18 for wool

felt). 395.29 Miscellaneous Hats

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification J4N-H-47A-1;

1946. Hats, White.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 73H4; 1945. Hats, Combination, Women's Naval Reserve Officers'.

U. S. Gov. , Navy Dept. Specification 73H6; 1945. Hats, Combination, Women's Naval Reserve.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 73H10b; 1945.

Hats, Outdoor, Navy Nurse Corps.

396. BALLOON AND AIRSHIP FABRICS

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3802A; 1946. Cloth; Airplane,

Cotton, Mercerized, 50 Lbs. Breaking Strength. Covers

application, material, quality, requirements, tests, tolerances, length of cut, length of roll, reports,

Identification, packaging, approval, and rejections. Similar specification; Army Air Forces 16128. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3804; 1946. Cloth; Airplane,

Cotton, hercerlzed, 65 Lbs. Breaking Strength. Covers

application, material, quality, requirements, tests, tolerances, length of cut, length of roll, reports,

Identification, packaging, approval, and rejections. Similar specification: Army Air Forces 16128. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3806; 1?46. Cloth; Airplane,

Cotton, Mercerized, 80 Lbs. Breaking Strength. Covers

application, material, quality, requirements, tests, tolerances, length of cut, length of roll, reports,

identification, packaging, approval, and rejections. Similar specification: Army-Navy Aeronautical AN-C121.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specif lcatlon 16133A, 1945.

Fabric; Nylon (for Parachutes).

U. S. Gov., Army-Havy Aeronautical Specification AN-C121-1; 1945. Cloth; Mercerized Cotton Airplane.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-F17; 1945. Fabric; Process for Application of Aircraft Surface.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Spec if lcatlon 27C41; 1946.

Cloth, Artificial-Fiber (for Parachutes, Pyrotechnic).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

50-11-115A; 1944. Cloth, Rayon, for Bomb Parachutes.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

50-11-124; 1944. Cloth, Celanese, Fortlsan, Parachute . U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

50-11-127A; 1944. Cloth, Nylon, for Parachutes. 397. RAYON, CELANESE, AND MANUFACTURES

THEREOF

397.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Institute of Laundering. Technical Tests

and Standards as Established for "Laundry-Tested

and Approved" Products, 1944. Generally, laundering tests comprise continuous laundering of the product to be tested under specified plant-scale

laundering procedures. The number of launderlngs

constituting test procedure Is based on an estimated

service expectancy of the product. Gives details

of various washing formulas and finishing procedures

used In laundering tests. Textile Color Card Assn. of the U. S. , Inc. Fall

Glove Colors, 1946. The 1946 fall season card of colors for women's gloves Includes 14 colors. Textile Color Card Assn. of the U. S. , Inc. Fall Rayon Colors, 1946. The 1946 fall season color card

of America—40 colors shown In rayon fabrics, fea- turing holiday hues, and Jewels of the Orient.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Circular C455; 1946. Flameproof Ing of Textiles. Textile flameproof Ing is applied chiefly

to cotton, rayon, and other fibers of vegetable

origin. Covers principles of flameproof ing, historical notes, types of treatments, processes and formulas, tests and testing methods, and references.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 100-65; 1946. Packaging and Packing of Nylon,

Rayon, and Rayon-Cotton Fabrics.

397.1 RAYON KNIT GOODS

397.11 Socks and Stockings of Rayon

U.. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1945. Stockings, Rayon, Beige (Marine Corps Women's Reserve).

397. 14 Jerseys and Sweaters of Rayon

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Shirt, Basketball. 397.15 Rayon Mufflers and Scarfs

U. S. Gov. .Marine Corps Specification, 1945. Muffler, White (Marine Corps Women's Reserve).

397.16 Rayon Cloth

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specif lcatlon 16173A, 1945. Fabric; Rayon Satin (Fluorescent).

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-368;

194 6. Cloth, Rayon, Lining.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 27C41; 1946. Cloth, Artlflclal-Flber (for Parachutes, Pyrotechnic).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

50-11-115A; 1944. Cloth, Rayon, for Bomb Parachutes. 397.19 Miscellaneous Items, Rayon

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, adopted 1946. Colors, National, Rayon.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, adopted 1946. Cord and Tassels for Colors, National, Rayon.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. .Specification 55U8; 1945. Uniforms, Service, White, Women's Naval Reserve.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 55U11; 1945. Uniforms, Service, White, Navy Nurse Corps.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

50-11-116A; 1944. Cordage, Rayon, Braided and Woven.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

50-11-123; 1944. Cord, Rayon, Braided.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 34-23; 1945. Cords and Tassels, Baton Drum

Major, Rayon.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification 72-

45-B; 1945. Panel Set AP-50-B.

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397.2 NYLON

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 16168-2;

1945. Cloth; Rayon Milanese Knit.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 16165A;

1945. Fabric; Coated Nylon.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 16169-1;

1945. Cloth; Nylon, for Flying Clothing.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 16178; 1945. Cloth, Nylon Tricot Knit.

U. S. Gov. , Army Air Forces Specification 16184; 1945. Fabric; Perbunan Coated Nylon.

U. S. Gov. , Army Air Forces Specification 16189; 1945.

Cloth; Nylon, Dobby.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-C162; 1946. Cloth; Tricot Knit Nylon.

U. S. Gov., Army-Havy Aeronautical Specification AN-T9a; 1945. Thread; Nylon.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-T-

. 83-1; 1946. Tape; Nylon Reinforcing.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-W10b; 1946. Webbing; Nylon Tubular.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-W27-1; 1946. Webbing; Nylon and Cotton, Tubular.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-W28; 1946. Webbing; Nylon Multiple Tubular.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-391; 1946. Cloth, Summer-Weight (for Uniforms and Flight

Clothing)

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, adopted 1946. Braid, Nylon, Yellow.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specif ication 27C41; 1946. Cloth, Artlf lclal-Flber (for Parachutes, Pyrotechnic).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

6-340; 1945. Cloth, Nylon Duck (for Use in Armored

Vests)

U. S. Gov., U. s. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

50-11-127A; 1944. Cloth, Nylon, for Parachutes. 397.3 CELLULOSE FABRIC

U. . S. Gov., Federal Specification LLL-F-471; 1942 and

Amend. 1; 1943. Floor- Cover 1 ngs; Fe 1 1- Backed.

Covers three types — (I) linoleum composition, (II) cellulose nitrate composition, and (III) resin-treated cellulose fibre composition; and three grades —(A) roll form, (B) tile form, and (C) rug form. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, color, pattern, finish, felt backing, wearing surface, size,

thickness, residual identification, and flexibility; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and

packing and marking.

397.4 CELANESE CLOTH

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

50-11-124; 1944. Cloth, Celanese, Fortlsan, Parachute . 398. ABSORBENT COTTON, GAUZE , AND

SURGICAL DRESSING

398.1 ABSORBENT COTTON

U. S. Gov., Federal Specif ication JJJ-C -561b; 1945.

Cotton; Sterile and Nonsterlle. Covers two grades

(A)' sterile (USP) and (B) nonsterlle. Grade A shall

be In three sizes — (1) 1 oz. package (compressed or

noncompressed) , (2) 4 oz. package (noncompressed)

and (3) 1 lb. package (noncompressed). Grade B shall

be furnished in one pound rolls. Gives requirements

for material, ash, alkali or acid, dyes, fatty matter,

and water-soluble substances, fiber length, absorbency, weight, layers, sterility, and Individual

packages; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

398.3 SURGICAL DRESSING

398.31 Bandages

U. S. Gov., Federal Sped f 1 c at ion GG-R-571; 1945. Rollers; Bandage. Covers two sizes —(I) for 4 1/2

In. maximum width bandages (single clamp) and (2) for 6- to 8-ln. bandages (double clamp). Gives requirements for material, workmanship, description,

construction, dimensions, and finish; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification DDD-B-61b; 1946. Bandages; Gauze, Roller, Plain. Covers four sizes. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, description, sterility, and dyed material; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-24 62A; 1945. Bandage, Gauze, Adhesive.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2486B; 1945. Bandage, Triangular.

398.32 Compresses

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2470A; 1945. Bandage, Gauze, Compress.

398.31 Gauze Dressings, Pads, Etc.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specifl cation GG-R-563; 1946. Rolls; Absorbent, Dental. Covers four types— (I) cotton rolls, starched surface, (II) cotton filler, knitted cover, (III) cellulose filler, knitted cover, and (IV) cellulose filler, gauze cover. Gives re- quirements for sizes, material, workmanship, sterility, and construction for each type; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Sped fi cation DDD-G-148; 1945.

Gauze, Strip; Plain and Medicated. Covers two types

(I) plain, sterile and (II) medicated, not sterile;

four sizes— (1) 1/4 in., (2) 1/2 in., (3) 1 in., and

(4) 2 in.; and one grade. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, physical requirements, weave,

edges, sterilization, medication, certificate of sterilization, and container; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification DDD-S-621; 1945. Sponges; Surgical (All-Gauze and Gauze-and-Cotton)

Covers two types — (I) all-gauze (class A—8 ply, B

12 ply, and C—16 ply) and (II) gauze and cotton

(class A—4 piles of gauze and B—8 piles of gauze). Gives requirements for material, workmanship, labeling, packaging, and construction of each type; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

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399. Directory of Commodity Specifications

399. MISCELLANEOUS TEXTILE MANUFACTURES

399.3 CASES OF CLOTH

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification K-C-131; 1945. Cases,

Canvas; Forceps-and-Scaipel. Covers one type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, design,

dimensions, construction, and snap fasteners; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Case, Canvas, Dispatch, M-1942.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 6-332; 1944. Case, Carrying, Map and Photograph,

Canvas.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-69; 1945. Case, Carrying Drawing Board, 15

In. x 20 In.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

6-142C; 1944. Covers and Cases, Textile, Ordnance

Equipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

72-28-B; 1945. Case CS-18.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

27-MC-48; 1945. Bags, Waterproof; (for) Lifeboat

and Llferaft Blankets. Covers one type and grade. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, construction, waterproofness, and marking; sampling,

inspection, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

399.5 CUSHIONS AND COVERS

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 27C24b; 1945. Cushions and Covers, Boat-Seat.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

27-MC-49; 1945. Covers; Slip (for Steamer Chair

Pads). Covers one type and grade. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, size, construction,

slip cover material, sew-lng thread, snap fasteners, and identification; sampling, Inspection, and methods

of test; packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

27-MC-50; 1946. Covers; Slip (for Sun Deck Pads). Covers one type and grade. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, size, construction, slip cover

material, sewing thread, snap fasteners, and identification; sampling, inspection, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

399.9 TEXTILE PRODUCTS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS129^16; 194 6. Materials for Safety Wearing Apparel. To provide

protection to the wearer of safety wearing apparel

through the establishment of standard minimum quality

requirements and methods of test for the material

used In the manufacture of such apparel. Gives,

material specifications, methods of test, and labeling for asbestos fabrics, flame-resistant cotton

fabrics, leather, woolen fabrics, and accessory

materials. Initiated by the Industrial Safety Equipment Assn.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 7iAla; 1946. Aiguillettes.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Spec if 1 cation 71E2; 1946. Embroidery-Materials, Metallic.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept. , Procurement Dlv., 744; 1945. Collars, Horse; Canvas. Covers one type and

one grade. Gives requirements for duck, ticking,

leather, plastic, steel, thread, 'filling, rivets,

hardware, workmanship, and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Chemical Warfare Service Speci- fication 97-54-366; 1944. Set, Anti-Dim, Ml.

tj. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 6-347; 194,5. Liners, Helmet, M-l.

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400-499 WOOD AND PAPER

400-409 LUMBER (LOGS, TIMBER, AND OTHER UNMANUFACTURED OR

PARTLY MANUFACTURED WOOD)

WO.O LUMBER STANDARDIZATION

Western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for Pon- derosa Pine, Sugar Pine, Idaho White Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

Spruce, Incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber, 1942 and 1944 Supplement. Includes official grade,

trade, and species marks; general Instructions,

measurements, and tally; definitions of defects;

re Inspection; grading rules for ponderosa pine;

grading rules for Idaho white pine; grading rules

for sugar pine; and standard manufactured sizes.

400. 1 PHYSICAL ANALYSIS OF LUMBER

400.13 Test of Lumber

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-W-3a; 1945. Wood; Determination of Moisture

Content of. 400.15 Kiln Drying of Lumber

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-W-2a-3; 1946. Wood; Method for Klin Drying.

400.2 SOFTWOOD GRADING RULES 400.20 General Items

Western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for Ponderosa Pine, Sugar Pine, Idaho White Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

Spruce, Incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber; 1942, with 1944 Supplement. Includes official grade,

trade, and species marks; general Instructions,

measurements, and tally; definitions of defects;

re Inspection; and grading rules for softwood.

400.21 Cedar Grading Rules

West Coast Lumbermen's Assn. Grade-Use Guide for Buildings and Other Structures, undated. For Douglas fir, west coast henlock, western red cedar, and Sitka spruce. Covers light frame construction,

heavy frame construction (mill construction,

bridges, docks, platforms, walks), trusses, concrete forms, Interior finish, exterior finish,

towers and scaffolds, heavy false work, nominal and surfaced sizes, unit working stresses In pounds per square Inch for standard structural grades, notes

on working stresses for standard structural grades, standard patterns, and grade-use descriptions. Western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for Ponderosa Pine, Sugar Pine, Idaho White Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

Spruce, Incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber, 1942 with 1944 Supplement, includes official grade,

trade, and species marks-; general Instructions,

measurements, and tally; definitions of defects;

re Inspection; and rules for grading red cedar and

Incense cedar.

400.22 Cypress Grading Rules

National Hardwood Lumber Assn. Rules for the Measure- ment and Inspection of Hardwood Lumber, Cypress,

Veneers, and Thin Lumber, 1946. Includes national

Inspection service, Inspection regulations, general

Instructions, standard grades, standard Inspection, surfaced lumber, special Inspection, wagon stock,

hardwoods for construct ion work, ties, cypress, veneer and thin lumber, weights, and national hard- wood lumber sales codes.

400.23 Fir Grading Rules

West Coast Lumbermen's Assn. Grade-Use Guide for Buildings and Other Structures, undated. For

Douglas fir, west coast hemlock, western red cedar, and Sitka spruce. Covers light frame construction,

heavy frame construction (mill construction,

bridges, docks, platforms, walks) , trusses, concrete forms, Interior finish, exterior finish,

towers and scaffolds, heavy false work, nominal and surfaced sizes, unit working stresses in pounds per square inch for standard structural grades, notes

on working stresses for standard structural grades, standard patterns, and grade-use descriptions. Western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for Ponderosa Pine, Sugar Pine, Idaho White Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

Spruce, Incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber, 1942 with 1944 Supplement. Includes official grade,

trade, and species marks; general Instructions,

measurements, and tally; definitions of defects; relnspectlon; rules for grading white fir; rules

for grading larch-Douglas fir; rules for grading

Douglas fir railroad car material; and standard

specifications and working stresses for structural grades of Douglas fir structural Joists, plank,

posts, and timbers. 400.24 Hemlock Grading Rules

West Coast Lumbermen's Assn. Grade-Use Guide for Buildings and Other Structures, undated. For

Douglas fir, west coast hemlock, western red cedar, and Sitka spruce. Covers light frame construction,

heavy frame construction (mill construction,

bridges, docks, platforms, walks)., trusses, con- crete forms, Interior finish, exterior finish,

towers and scaffolds, heavy false work, nominal and surfaced sizes, unit working stresses in pounds per square inch for standard structural grades, notes

on working stresses for standard structural grades, standard patterns, and grade-use descriptions.

400.25 Larch and Tamarack Grading Rules

Western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for Pon- derosa Pine, Sugar pine, Idaho White pine, Lodgepole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

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400.25 Directory of Commodity Specifications

Spruce, Incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber, 1942 with 1944 Supplement. Includes official grade,

trade, and species marks; general Instructions,

measurements, and tally; definitions of defects;

re Inspection; rules for grading larch and Douglas

fir railroad car material; and standard specifications and working stresses for structural grades of larch structural Joists, plank, posts, and timbers.

100.26 Pine Grading Rules

Southern Pine Inspection Bureau of the Southern Pine Assn. Diagrams Illustrating Measurement of Density

In Southern Pine Lumber, undated. Gives density

rule, basis of measurement, diagrams, and data. Southern Pine Inspection Bureau of the Southern Pine

Assn. Short course In Grading Southern Pine Lumber,

1945. Gives Information as to how the grading rules were developed and the extent to which they are new

In universal use. Covers development and use of grading rules, definitions, general grading provisions, sizes and lengths, measurement and tally,,

moisture content provisions, Inspection. and shipping provisions, grades of yard lumber, density

rule —medium grain—longleaf, and dimension and

timbers. Western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for pon- derosa Pine, Sugar Pine, Idaho White Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

Spruce, Incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber, 1942 with 1944 Supplement. Includes official grade,

trade, and species marks; general Instructions,

measurements, and tally; definitions of defects;

re Inspection; grading rules for ponderosa pine;

grading rules for Idaho white pine; grading rules

for sugar pine; grading rules for lodgepole pine; and standard manufactured sizes. 400.28 Spruce Grading Rules

West Coast Lumbermen's Assn. Grade-Use Guide for Buildings and Other Structures, undated. For Douglas fir, west coast hemlock, western red cedar, and Sitka spruce. Covers light frame construction,

heavy frame construction (mill construction,

bridges-, docks, platforms, walks), trusses, con- crete forms, Interior finish, exterior finish,

towers and scaffolds, heavy false work, nominal and surfaced sizes, unit working stresses In pounds per square Inch for standard structural grades, notes

on working stresses for standard structural grades, standard patterns, and grade-use descriptions. Western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for Pon- derosa Pine, Sugar Pine, Idaho White Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

Spruce, Incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber, 1942 with 1944 Supplement. Includes official grade,

trade, and species marks; general Instructions,

measurements, and tally; definitions of defects;

re Inspect Ion; and rules for grading Engelmann

spruce. 100.3 HARDWOOD GRADING RULES

100.30 General Items . National Hardwood Lumber Assn. Rules for the Measurement and Inspection of Hardwood Lumber, Cypress,

Veneers, and Thin Lumber, 1946. Includes national

Inspection service, Inspection regulations, general

instructions, standard grades, standard Inspection, surfaced lumber, special Inspection, wagon stock,

hardwoods for construction work, ties, cypress,

veneer and thin lumber, weights, and national hardwood lumber sales code. 400.37 Oak Grading Rules

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 39-0-5f; 1946.

Oak, White (for Ship use)

.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 39-0-6c; 1946.

Oak, White, and Elm (for Bending).

100.1 PRESERVATIVE TREATMENT FOR WOOD

400.11 Preservative Solutions for Wood

Western Pine Assn. Technical Bulletin No. 6; 1940. Permatol,. A Preservative Treatment for Exterior

Mlllwork. Covers permatol formulas, requirements

of an effective preservative, methods' of application, standards for preservatives and for treatments, preservative treatment standards, and dependability of permatol.

U. S. Gov.., Army Air Forces Specification 14141; 1945. Preservative; Non-Water-Repellent Treating Solution

for wood.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-76; 1945. Preservative; Water-Repellent.

100.12 Pressure Process of Wood Preservations

American Assn. of State Highway Officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 21—Preservative Treatments for Timber. Gives general information and requirements for materials, preparation for treatment, amount of preservative, and pressure treatment processes. American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications for the preservative Treatment of Pacific

Coast Douglas Fir. Gives general requirements, oil and salt treatment, results of treatment, preservatives, Inspection, and retreatment. American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and

Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads.

Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications for Treating Processes. Gives general re- quirements, oil and salt treatment, results of treatment, preservatives, Inspection, and retreatment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. specification 52W5; 1945.

Wood-Preservative, Water-Repellent.

100.13 Brush and Open Tank Treatment for

Wood Preservation

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads.

Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Tests Relating to Zinc Chloride Treatment. Gives determining the strength of zinc chloride solution, deter- mination of penetration by zinc chloride in treated wood, and determination of quantity of zinc In treated wood.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52W5; 1945.

Wood-Pre s e rva t ive , Wa te r-Re pe lient

.

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400.5 WOOD PULP 400.50 General Items Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry,

water Solubility of wood, standard T l m-45; 1945- Covers apparatus, test specimen, procedure, and

report for bath cold-water solubility and hot-water

solubility.

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Ether Solubility of Wood, Standard T 5 m-45; 1945. For measurement of waxes, fats, resins, and similar

materials. Covers apparatus, test specimen, procedure, and report.

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Alcohol-Benzene Solubility of Wood, Standard T 6 m-45; 1945. For measurement of waxes, fats, resins, and certain other ether- Insoluble components, In- cluding possibly some of the so-called wood gums. Covers apparatus, reagent, test specimen, procedure, and report. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Lab- oratory Process of Pulp (Beater Method) , Standard

T 200 m-45; 1945. Concerns the processing of pulp

by means of a laboratory standard beater prior to forming handsheets for the purpose of determining

Its behavior when subjected to a definite beating

schedule. Covers apparatus, care of beater, sampling, storage of pulp samples, test specimen, procedure, report, and additional Information. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Isolation of Cellulose by Chlorlnatlon Method,

Standard T 201 m-45; 1945. Covers apparatus, reagents, test specimen, procedure, and report.

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Chlorine Consumption of Pulp, Standard T 202 m-45;

1945. May be applied to unbleached sulphite, sulphate, and soda pulps. Covers apparatus, reagents,

test specimen, procedure, report, and precision.

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Alpha-Cellulose In Pulp, Standard T 203 m-44; 1944. For routine test determinations of alpha cellulose

In papermaklng fiber.. Covers reagent, test specimen, procedure, modification for unbleached pulps,

report, and precision.

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Forming Handsheets for Physical Tests of Pulp, Standard T 205 m-45; 1945. For precision method of forming test sheets' from pulps, before or after

beating, for testing their physical properties.

Covers apparatus, sampling, storage of pulp samples, test specimen, procedure, and appendices.

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Water Solubility of Pulp, Standard T 207 m-45; 1945. Covers apparatus, specimen, procedure, and report

for cold-water solubility and hot-water solubility

methods. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Moisture In Pulp by Toluene Method, Standard T 208

m-45; 1945. A rapid and accurate procedure for small laboratory samples and for ground wood pulp,

but not In acceptance tests of pulp shipments.

Gives apparatus, reagent, test specimen, procedure,

report, and precision.

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Methoxyl Groups In Pulp, Standard T 209 m-45; 1945.

Covers apparatus, reagents, test specimen, procedure, report, and additional Information. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Weighing, Sampling, and Testing Wood Pulp for Moisture, Standard T 210 m-45; 1945. Gives methods for baled pulp: dried sheets, shredded pulp, hydraulic

pressed Laps; roll pulp; loose lap pulp: wet laps,

hydraulic pressed laps; and double-press wet-machine

pulp In sheets. Covers apparatus, test specimen,

procedure, precaution, and retests In case of dispute. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Cop- per Number of Pulp, Standard T 215 m-45; 1945. Mainly for evaluation of pulps free from unbleached,

ground wood, or other highly llgnlfled fibers.

Covers apparatus, reagents, test specimen, procedure, report, and additional Information. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and paper Industry.

Forming Handsheets for Optical Tests of Pulps,

Tentative Standard T 218 m-45; 1945. For all un- bleached and bleached pulps, provided that they

have been so processed In manufacture that the Individual fibrous elements have became separated.

Covers apparatus, sampling, storage of pulp samples, test specimen, procedure, and additional Information. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Laboratory processing of Pulp (Ball-Mill Method)., Suggested Method T 224 sm-45; 1945- Concerns the processing of pulp by means of a laboratory bail

mill prior to forming handsheets for the purpose of determining Its behavior when subjected to a definite beating schedule. Covers apparatus, sampling,

storage of pulp samples, test specimen, procedure,

report, and additional Information. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Specific External Surface of Pulp, Suggested Method

T 226 sm-45; 1945. For determining the specific

surface of chemical pulps, groundwood, wood flour, and similar materials. Covers apparatus, reagents, test specimen, procedure, report, precision, and

additional Information. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Fineness of Pulp, standard T 227 m-43; 1943. The

fineness test Is a wholly empirical one which gives

a measure of the rate at which a dilute suspension

of pulp may be partially dewatered. Covers apparatus, care of Instrument, sampling, test specimen,

procedure, report, and additional Information. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and paper Industry.

Bacteriological Examination of pulp and Slush Stock, Tentative Standard T-228 m-45; 1945. Covers scope, apparatus and equipment, chemicals and media,

sterilization of equipment and media, sampling,

preparation of sample., plating and Incubating,

counting plate cultures, calculation of results,

and report.

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Water-Soluble Sulphates and Chlorides In Pulp,

Tentative Standard T 229 m-45; 1945. Applicable to

the determination of the small quantities of watersoluble chlorides and sulphates normally existing

In pulp. Covers reagents, test specimen, procedure for sulphates, procedure for chlorides, and

gravimetric method.

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400.7 ANALYSIS OF WOOD

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Holocellulose In wood, standard T 9 m-45; 1946. Holocellulose Is a white llgn In-free fibrous material composed of the hemlcellulose and the cellulose In wood. Covers apparatus, reagents, test

specimen, procedure, report, and additional infor- mation. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and paper Industry. Sam- pling and Preparing Wood for Analysis, Standard

T 11 m-45; 1945. For the preparation of wood samples for all chemical tests except the determination of cellulose. Covers sampling, grinding and

screening, and additional information. Technical Assn. of the pulp and Paper Industry.

Preparation of Extractive-Free Wood, Standard T 12 m-45; 1945. For all North American woods and may

be applied to bark, straw, and similar fibrous

materials and to pulps. Covers apparatus, reagents,

specimen, and procedure.

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Llgn in In Wood, Standard T 13 m-45; 1945. When

wood is treated with strong acids the carbohydrates are hydrolized, leaving an insoluble residue which

Is determined as llgnln. Covers apparatus, reagents, test specimen, procedure, and report.

Technical Assn. of the pulp and Paper Industry. Dirt

In Wood Chips, Suggested Method T 14 sm-44; 1944. Material such as bark, black, knots, red knots, pin

knots, and pitch are always associated with the wood chips prepared for pulping and their presence

leads to dirt in the finished pulp. Covers apparatus, test specimen, procedure, report, and additional information. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Ash

In Wood, Tentative Standard T 15 m-45; 1945. Covers apparatus, test specimen, procedure, report, and

precision.

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Sieve Analysis of Pulpwood Chips, Suggested Method

T 16 sm-45; 1945. Measures the amounts of several different sized aggregates In pulpwood chips Dy

means of sieves. Covers apparatus, test specimen,

procedure, and report.

401. RAW AND HEWN TIMBERS

401.1 RAILROAD TIES

401 . 10 General Items

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Ties. Service Records —Cross-Tie Test Sections. . Includes marking ties for service records, Installation and keeping records of cross-tie test sections, size of holes bored for spikes, traffic unit for use in comparing cross-tie life, and best practice for tie renewals. 401.3 POLES, HEWN AND SAWN

401 .30 General Items

American Standards Assn.., 05.7-1945. Specifications

and Dimensions for Wood Poles—Miscellaneous Conifers (American War Standard). To conserve the

natural supply of pole trees and to channel such production and use within the generally accepted

lines. Gives introduction and specifications In- cluding material requirements, dimensions, manufacturing requirements, storage and handling, definition of terms, subsidiary drawing, and tables shewing dimensions.

U. S. Gov.., Dept. of Commerce, Civil Aeronautics

Administration, Office of Federal Airways. Specification CAA-113; 1945. Poles; Wood, Treated.

401.4 PILING, HEWN AND SAWN

401.40 General Items

American Assn. of State Highway Officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

IV, Section 25 —Timber piles. Gives species of woods, limitation of use, grading of yard lumber, hewn and round timbers, general Information, quality, and dimensions. American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads- Manual for Railway Engineering, 1945. Specifications for Wood Piles. Gives requirements for kinds

of wood, physical properties, design, manufacture,

Inspection, delivery, and shipment.

401 .41 Cedar Pil ing

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1945. -Specifications for Wood Piles. Gives requirements for cedar piles for railway and highway bridges; physical

properties, design, manufacture, inspection, delivery, and shipment.

401.42 Chestnut Pil ing

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1945. Specifications for Wood Piles. Gives requirements for chestnut piles for railway and highway bridges;

physical properties, design, manufacture, inspection, delivery, and shipment.

401.43 Cypress Pil ing

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1945. Specifications for Wood Piles. Gives requirements for cypress piles for railway and highway bridges; physical properties, design, manufacture. Inspection,

delivery, and shipment.

-

401.44 Fir Pil ing

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1945. Specifications for Wood Piles. Gives requirements for Douglas fir piles for railway and highway bridges;

physical properties, design, manufacture, Inspection, delivery, and shipment.

401.45 Oak Pil ing

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads.

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Manual for Railway Engineering, 1945. Specifica- tions for Wood Piles. Gives requirements for oak

piles for railway and highway bridges; physical

properties, design, manufacture, Inspection, delivery, and shipment.

101 .46 Pine Pil ing

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1945. Specifications for Wood Piles. Gives requirements for

southern pine piles for railway and highway bridges;

physical properties, design, manufacture, Inspection, delivery, and shipment.

401.6 C0RDW00D

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Physical Evaluation of Pulp Cord-Wood, Tentative standard T 7 p-45; 1945. A determination of the quality

,of wood per commercial unit of volume. Covers apparatus, test specimen, procedure, calculations.,

report, and precision for methods A and B. 402 . ROUGH LUMBER

402.4 YARD LUMBER 402.43 Dimension Lumber

Western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for Pon- derosa Pine, Sugar Pine, Idaho White Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

Spruce, Incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber; 1942,

with 1944 Supplement. Includes official grade,

410-419 LUMBER FOR BUILDING

411. YARD LUMBER FOR GENERAL BUILDING

PURPOSES

411.0 GENERAL ITEMS

National Lumber Manufacturers Assn. Forest Products

Research Guide In Fundamental and Applied Research,

1945. Gives structure, Identification and properties of wood; processes, materials and devices used

with wood In order to Improve or modify Its properties in use; primary timber and lumber products;

buildings, building parts, and other structures; fabricated wood products; chemical products and

Industries using wood; means and devices for the selection of the quality of wood required for particular purposes; published Information on forest

products utilization; lists of research agencies;

and appendices. Western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for Ponderosa pine, Sugar Pine, Idaho White Pine, Lodgepole pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

Spruce, incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber; 1942,

with 1944 Supplement. Includes official grade,

trade, and species marks; general Instructions,

measurements, and tally; definitions of defects;

re Inspection; and grading rules for yard lumber

all species.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept.., Bureau of Yards and Docks.

Specification 28Yc-; 1944. Carpentry and Joinery.

trade, and species marks; general Instructions,

measurements, and tally; definitions .of defects;

re inspection; and grading rules for dimension and

timbers —all species.

402.5 LATHS AND SHINGLES

402.51 Lath

Western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for Ponderosa Pine, Sugar Pine, Idaho White Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

Spruce, incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber, 1942 with 1944 Supplement. Includes official grade,

trade, and species marks; general instructions,

measurements, and tally; definitions of defects;

re inspection; and requirements for lath—all species.

403. SURFACED AND WORKED LUMBER

403.2 MATCHED, SHIP-LAPPED, AND PATTERNED

LUMBER

Western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for Ponderosa Pine, sugar Pine, Idaho White Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

Spruce, Incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber; 1942, with 1944 Supplement. Includes official grade,

trade, and species marks; general instructions;

measurements and tally; definitions of defects; re- lnspectlon; and diagrams showing dimensions for various types of matched, shlplap, and pattern

lumber. AND FACTORY USE

41 I.I SIDING

Western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for Ponderosa Pine, Sugar Pine, Idaho White Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

Spruce, incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber, 1942 with 1944 Supplement, includes official grade,

trade, and species marks; general Instructions,

measurements, and tally; definitions of defects;

relnspection; and requirements for bevel, bungalow, and colonial siding.

41 1.2 FLOORING

41 1.25 Maple Flooring

Appalachian Hardwood Manufacturers, Inc. Appalachian

Hardwoods, 5a-l; 1946. Includes Appalachian Hard Maple flooring for floors subjected to severe

use. Gives clear all-white grade, first grade,

second grade, third grade, and sub-floors and

nails.

41 1 .26 Oak Flooring

Appalachian Hardwood Manufacturers, Inc. Appalachian

Hardwoods, 5a-i; 1946. Includes Appalachian Oak

flooring for nailed and mastic installation. Gives

kinds, grades and sizes, how to specify, amount

of flooring required, and standard strip oak flooring grades In quarter sawn and plain sawn.

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111.29 Miscellaneous Flooring Specifications

Appalachian Hardwood Manufacturers, Inc. Appalachian

Hardwoods, 5a-i; 1946. Includes Appalachian Beech

flooring. Has excellent wearing qualities when

laid in schools, auditoriums, armories, dance pa- vilions, factories and other places where floors

are subjected to severe use. Its wearing qualities

are not excelled In any Important respect by hard

maple flooring, yet It offers the advantage of lower

cost. Graded In accordance with specifications of

the Maple Flooring Manufacturers' Assn. Western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for Pon- derosa Pine, Sugar pine, Idaho White Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

Spruce, Incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber, 1942 with 1944 Supplement. Includes official grade,

trade, and species marks; general Instructions,

measurements, and tally; definitions of defects;

re Inspection; and grade requirements for Industrial flooring and decking.

411.4 PARTITION LUMBER, MOLDINGS, AND FINISH LUMBER 111.42 Moldings

Western- Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for Pon- derosa Pine, Sugar Pine, Idaho White Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

Spruce, Incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber, 1942 with 1944 Supplement. Includes official grade,

trade, and species marks; general Instructions,

measurements, and tally; definitions of defects;

re Inspection; and requirements for molding stock

and" s tanda rd mo Id In gs

.

41 1.43 Finish Lumber

Appalachian Hardwood Manufacturers, Inc. Appalachian

Hardwoods, 5a-i; 1946. Includes Appalachian Oak

for fine architectural woodwork. Gives characteristics, effect of rate of growth on character of grain pattern, availability, grades and effects,

distinguishing white from red oak, Importance of specifying 'Appalachian," how to specify "Appalachian" oak, how to recognize Appalachian oak, obtaining uniformity In woodwork, and typical effects

available In Appalachian oak. Appalachian Hardwood Manufacturers, Inc. Appalachian

Hardwoods, 5a-i; 1946. Includes Appalachian Yellow Poplar for painted or enameled woodwork. Gives

availability, characteristics, grades and sizes,

Importance of specifying "Appalachian," and how to specify for the finer projects, for utmost economy, and paint specifications.

411.6 DRESSED AND MATCHED YARD LUMBER

Western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for Pon- derosa Pine, Sugar Pine, Idaho White Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

. Spruce, Incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber, 1942, with 1944 Supplement. Includes official grade,

trade, and species marks; general Instructions; measurements and tally; definitions of defects;

re Inspection; and requirements for dressed and

matched yard lumber.

412. STRUCTURAL TIMBERS AND BRIDGES

412.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Assn. of State Highway Officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

IV, Section 27—Timber Connectors. Gives general

Information and requirements for split-ring connectors, tooth-ring connectors, shear-plate connectors, claw-plate connectors, and spike-grid connectors. National Lumber Manufacturers Assn. National Design

Specification for Stress-Grade Lumber and Its Fastenings, 1944. Gives general—stress-grade lumber, allowable unit stresses for stress-grade lumber,

design loads, design formulas and provisions, tim- ber connector Joints, bolted Joints, lag screw

Joints, nail, spike, drift pin, and wood screw

Joints, glued laminated structural members, and appendices.

National Lumber Manufacturers Assn. Teco Technical

Series 1; 1943. Teco Design Manual for Teco Timber Connector Construction. Gives choice of sizes and

types of Teco connectors and use of data and charts; charts giving data for spilt rings, shear plates,

toothed rings, and claw plates; spike grids; clamping plates; camber chart; truss weights; properties

of lumber sizes; and galvanizing specification. Western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules, for Ponderosa Pine, Sugar Pine, Idaho White Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

Spruce, incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber, 1942 with 1944 Supplement. Includes official grade,

trade, and species marks; general Instructions,

measurements, and tally; definitions of defects;

re Inspection; and standard specifications and working stresses for structural grades of larch and Douglas fir structural Joists, plank, posts, and

t lmbe rs

.

412.1 STRUCTURAL TIMBERS

American Assn. of State Highway Officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

IV, Section 25—Grading of Structural Timber. Gives species of woods, limitation of use, grading of yard lumber, hewn and round timbers, general infor- mation, grade of timber, commercial grading rules, and general requirements.

412.2 BRIDGES

American Assn. of State Highway Officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

I.—General Provisions includes definition of terms, proposal requirements and conditions, award and ex- ecution of contract, scope of the work, control of the work, control of materials, legal relations and responsibility to public, prosecution and progress, and measurement and payment. Division II. —Construction Includes excavation and- fill, sheet piles,

bearing piles, concrete masonry, reinforcement, ashlar masonry, mortar rubble masonry, dry rUbble masonry, brick masonry, steel structures, bronze or copper-alloy

bearing and expansion plates, steel grid flooring,

railings, painting metal structures, riprap, concrete cribbing, waterproofing, dampproof lng, name

plates, timber structures, preservative treatments

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for timber, timber cribbing, sectional plate pipe and arches, and wearing surfaces. Division III.— Design Includes general features of design, loads,

distribution of loads, unit stresses, pile loads and bearing, substructures and reta Inlng walls

structural steel design, concrete design, design of timber structures, composite beams, sectional plate

pipe, sectional plate arches, and rating of existing bridges. Division TV. —Materials Includes cement, water for use with cement, fine aggregate,

coarse aggregate, reinforcement, structural, eyebar and rivet steels, wrought Iron, steel forglngs,

steel castings, gray-Iron castings, malleable castings, bronze or copper-alloy bearing and expansion

plates, steel plies, steel sheet piling, steel grid

floors, paint, welding, sheet metal for water stops

and general use, sectional plate pipe and arches,

stone for masonry, brick, bituminous materials and

Joint fillers, asphalt paving blocks, premolded asphalt plank, structural timber, lumber and piling, timber preservatives, and timber connectors. American Assn. of State Highway Officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 20—Timber Structures. Gives requirements for materials, timber connectors, storage of material, workmanship, treated timber, untreated

timber, treatment of pile heads, holes for bolts,

dowels, rods and lag screws, bolts and washers,

countersinking, framing, pile bents, framed bents,

caps, bracing, stringers, plank floors, laminated

or strip floors, wheel guards and railings, trusses, truss housings, erection of housing and railings,

painting, and measurement and payment.

412.3 FRAME STRUCTURES OTHER THAN BRIDGES

National Fire Protection Assn. American Standards

Assn., Z20.2- 1946. Standard for Grandstands,

Tents, and Other places of Outdoor Assembly. Covers

the design, construction, location, maintenance,

and use of grandstands, tents, and other structures and premises for use or used as places of outdoor assembly. Its purpose Is to specify reasonable

standards as a means to safeguard persons and prop- erty Insofar as It affects public safety. Gives

definitions, places of outdoor assembly—general

requirements, grandstands, tents, ways of egress

from places of outdoor assembly, fire protection In places of outdoor assembly, sanitary arrangements

in places of outdoor assembly, and appendix.

112.9 MISCELLANEOUS SPECIFICATIONS FOR STRUC- TURAL TIMBERS AND BRIDGES

American Assn. of State Highway Officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 22—Timber Cribbing. Gives requirements for material, preparation, dimensions, construction, filling, and measurement and payment.

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications for Timber Substructures for Water Tanks

(50,000 and 100,000 Gal. Capacity). Gives general

requirements, materials, design and workmanship,

timber, metal, concrete, painting, workmanship,

drawing notes, and drawings showing recommended

types and designs.

HI 3. SHOP OR FACTORY LUMBER

HI 3.0 GENERAL ITEMS

Western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for Ponder osa Pine, Sugar Pine, Idaho White Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

Spruce, Incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber, 1942 with 1944 Supplement. Includes official grade,

trade, and species marks; general Instructions,

measurements, and tally; definitions of defects;

re Inspection; and requirements for shop or factory

lumber.

113.1 TANK STOCK LUMBER

Western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for Pon- derosa Pine, Sugar Pine, Idaho White Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

Spruce, Incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber, 1942 with 1944 Supplement. Includes official grade,

trade, and species marks; general Instructions,

measurements, and tally; definitions of defects;

re Inspect Ion; and grading rules for tank stock. 113.2 CAR STOCK LUMBER

413.21 Fir Car Stock

Western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for Pon- derosa Pine, Sugar pine, Idaho White Pine, Lodge

Pole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

Spruce, Incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber, 1942 with 1944 Supplement. Includes official grade,

trade, and species marks; general Instructions,

measurements, and tally; definitions of defects;

re Inspection; and rules for grading larch and Douglas fir railroad car material.

413.29 Miscellaneous Car Stock

Western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for Pon- derosa Pine, Sugar pine, Idaho White Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

Spruce, Incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber, 1942 with 1944 Supplement. Includes official grade,

trade, and species marks; general Instructions,

measurements, and tally; definitions of defects;

re Inspection; and rules for grading larch and Douglas fir railroad car material. 413.3 AIRPLANE STOCK LUMBER

413.31 Softwood Airplane Stock

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-F-6b, 1945. Fir; Aircraft Noble.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-F-7b, 1945. Fir Aircraft Douglas.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-H-4b, 1945. Hemlock; Aircraft Western.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-S-6b, 1945. Spruce; Aircraft. 413.32 Hardwood Airplane Stock

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-17C 1945. Poplar; Aircraft Yellow.

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413.5 STOCK FOR WOODEN HANDLES, FURNITURE,

AND VEHICLES

413.52 Veneer and Plywood

American Society for Testing Materials, D805-45T;

1945. Tentative Methods of Testing Plywood, Veneer, and Other Wood and Wood-Base Materials. Covers compression parallel or perpendicular to grain,

-static bending, tension, panel shear, shearing

strength, plate shear, toughness, Rockwell hardness, swelling and recovery of compressed wood

products due to moisture absorption, moisture ab- sorption of compressed wood products, glue block

shear test, plywood glue shear test, and moisture content and specific gravity. Gives details for making the above-mentioned tests. National Hardwood Lumber Assn. Rules for the Measurement and Inspection of Hardwood Lumber, Cypress, Veneers, and Thin Lumber, 1946. Includes national

Inspection service, Inspection regulations, general

Instructions, standard grades, standard Inspection, surfaced lumber, special inspection, wagon stock,

hardwoods for construction work, ties, cypress, veneer and thin lumber, weights, and national hard- wood lumber sales code.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-69a; 1946. Plywood and Veneer; Aircraft Flat

Pane 1

.

U. S. Gov.., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-66-i;

1946. Plywood, Flat, panel.

tj. s. Gov.., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-139-i;

1946. Packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment

Plywood, Container Grade.

113.6 PATTERN STOCK LUMBER

Western Pine Assn. Idaho White Pine Ideal for Wood

Patterns, 1941. Govers general descriptions, the seasoning of Idaho white pine at the mill, what

pattern makers think of Idaho white pine, timber

supply of Idaho white pine, physical properties of 420-429

423. MILLWORK

"+23. I WOODEN DOORS

Western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for Pon- derosa Pine, Sugar-pine, Idaho White Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

Spruce, Incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber; 1942» with 1944 Supplement. Includes official grade,

trade, and species marks; general instructions,

measurements, and tally; definitions of defects;

re Inspection; and grading rules for door stock.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS73-45; 1945. Old Growth Douglas Fir Standard Stock. Doors. This standard provides minimum specifications for four grades of stock fir doors In four thicknesses, 3/4,

1 1/8. 1 3/8, and 1 3/4 In. It covers construction, defects, and the grading tolerances for these requirements. Gives general requirements, inspection

Idaho white pine, mechanical properties of Idaho

white pine, and conclusion. Western Pine Assn. Sugar Pine for Perfect Patterns,

1942. Covers sugar pine grades for pattern use, grade descriptions, the seasoning of sugar pine lumber at the mill, care of sugar pine lumber at

the pattern shop, what pattern makers and others in the trade think of sugar pine, supply of sugar

pine, physical properties of sugar pine, mechanical

properties, and summary. 413.8 DOOR, WINDOW, AND MILLWORK LUMBER

Western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for Ponderosa Pine, Sugar Pine, Idaho White pine, Lodgepole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

Spruce, incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber; 19,42. with 1944 Supplement. Includes official grade,

trade, and species marks; general instructions,

measurements, and tally; definitions of defects;

re inspection; and grading rules for door, window,

and mlllwork lumber.

413.9 MISCELLANEOUS SHOP AND FACTORY LUMBER

Western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for Pon- derosa Pine, Sugar Pine, Idaho White Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

Spruce, Incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber; 1942,

with 1944 Supplement. Includes official grade,

trade, and species marks; general Instructions,

measurements, and tally; definitions of defects;

re inspection and grading rules for miscellaneous

shop and factory lumber. Western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for Pon- derosa Pine, Sugar Pine, Idaho White Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

Spruce, Incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber, 1942 with 1944 Supplement, includes official grade, trade and species marks; general instructions,

measurements, and tally; definitions of defects;

re inspection; and grading rules for pine box lumber.

and labeling, detail requirements, house doors, mlllrun grade, garage doors, designs and layouts,

Douglas fir stock door list, and grade marking.

Initiated by Fir Door Institute.

U. S. Gov.., Dept. of Commerces., National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS120-46; 1946. Standard Stock Ponderosa Pine Doors. To establish

standard specifications and sizes for ponderosa

pine, standard stock doors In four nominal thicknesses, 3/4, 1 1/8, 1 3/8, and l 3/4 In. Covers

general requirements, grading, designs and layouts,

inspection, labeling, and nomenclature and definitions.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 86-3; 1945. Door, Refrigerated Warehouse, in Sets, 2, Walk- In Type (2 Feet 6 Inches by 6 Feet, with 2 Vestibule Batten Doors).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specifica- tion 86-5; 1946. Doors, Refrigerated Warehouse,

MANUFACTURES OF WOOD

(Except Furniture)

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Inflttlng, Walk- in Type, Single, 6x7 1/2 Ft.;

Double, 8 x V 1/2 Ft.

123.2 SASH

western Pine Assn. Standard Grading Rules for Ponderosa Pine, Sugar Pine, Idaho White Pine , Lodgepole Pine, Larch-Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann

Spruce, Incense Cedar, and Red Cedar Lumber; 1942, with 1944 Supplement. Includes official grade,

trade, and species marks; general Instructions; measurements and tally; definitions of defects;

relnspectlon; and grading rules for cut sash.

423.9 MISCELLANEOUS MILLWORK SPECIFICATIONS

y. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification jan-F-209;

1945. Frame, Mosquito-Bar, Wood (for Cot, Folding,

Canvas)

425. MANUFACTURES OF CORK

425.2 CORK BOARD, COMPRESSED CORK

Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.., Inc. Equipment Standards, 1946. Part V—Miscella- neous Standards. No. 550—Insulation for Cold

Storage Rooms. Covers purpose, scope, thickness of Insulation, and table showing equivalent thickness

of corkboard for various room temperatures.

American Public Works Assn. Specification for portland Cement Concrete Pavement, Fl-44", 1944. Includes cork joint filler. Gives requirements for preformed cork Joint filler and preformed self-expanding cork Joint filler.

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 39C7b, 1945.

Cork, Sheet (for Ring Life Buoys).

425.3 LIFE PRESERVERS, BELTS, AND BUOY RINGS

OF CORK

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 23B4a, 1945.

Buoys, Life, Ring, Cork.

425.9 MISCELLANEOUS CORK ITEMS

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Specification 3250A; 1946. Synthetic Rubber and Cork Composition; General Purpose (35-45). For

sheet, strip, molded shapes, or as ordered. Gives application, material and fabrication, requirements, quality, tolerances, sampling, reports,

identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3251A; 1946. Synthetic

Rubber and Cork Composition, General Purpose (45-

55). For sheet, strip, molded shapes, or as ordered. Gives application, material and fabrication,

requirements, quality, tolerances, sampling, reports,

Identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3252A; 1946. Synthetic Rub- ber and Cork Composition, General Purpose (55-65). For sheet, strip, molded shapes, or as ordered.

Gives application, material and fabrication, requirements, quality, tolerances, sampling, reports,

identification, packaging, approval, and rejections.

427. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT OF WOOD

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 85-31; 1946. Poles, Pike, 8-Ft.

428. WOODEN HANDLES, OARS, TENT PINS,

AND POLES

428.1 HANDLES FOR AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R77-45; 1945. Hickory Handles. This recommendation applies to grades of long and short hickory

handles for striking tools, such as the ax, adze,

pick, sledge, hammer, hatchet, etc., and gives the necessary Information for grading these handles.

It covers grade symbol, color of wood, number of annual rings, weight, admissible blemishes, and defects, initiated by the Hickory Handle Assn. 428.2 WOODEN HANDLES FOR TOOLS

428.29 Mi seel laneous Tool Handles

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads.

Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications for Ash and Hickory Handles for Track Tools. Gives requirements for material, physical characteristics, design, manufacture, Inspection, definitions of blemishes and defects, delivery, grade

classification, and use of classification.

U. S. Gov.., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R77-45; 1945. Hickory Handles. This recommendation applies to grades of long and short hickory handles for striking tools, such as the ax, adze,

pick, sledge, hammer, hatchet, etc., and gives the necessary Information for grading these handles.

It covers grade symbol, color of wood, number of annual rings, weight, admissible blemishes, and defects. Initiated by the Hickory Handle Assn.

.U. S. Gov.,, Federal Spec if loatlon NN-H-93; 1941. Amend. 3; 1945. Handles, Hickory; Strlklng-Tool.

Covers ten types —sledge hammer, riveting hammer,

single-bitted ax, double-bitted ax, adz eye hammer,

adz, railroad or clay pick, blacksmith hammer,

hatchet, and machinist hammer; and three grades

AA, A, and B. Gives material and workmanship, gen- eral requirements, and details for each type; methods of Inspection; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

428.3 OARS AND PADDLES

U. S. Gov.., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-0-39-1;

1945. Oars.

U. S. Gov.., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-40-2;

1946. Paddles; Boat and Life Float.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 23P14; 1945.

Paddles, Laminated, Boat and Life-Float. 429. MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURES OF

WOOD

429.2 WOODEN TOOLS

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification LLL-M-71; 1933. Amend. 4; 1945. Mallets and Mauls; Wood. Covers seven types — (I) mallets, calking; (II) mallets,

carpenters' (class A—round, B—round, relnforcedhead, and C—square); (III) mallets, coppersmiths';

(IV) mallets, hawslng (beetles); (V) mallets, serving; (VI) mallets, tinners'; and (VII) mauls. Gives

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requirements for material, workmanship, wood, density, handles, lengths, handle holes, heads, tolerances, and details for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 41S24b, 1945. Sticks, Packing.

429.4 WOODEN LADDERS

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40869-1;

1945. Ladder, Folding Refueling, Type B-i.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40917-1;

1945. Ladder, Folding Refueling, Type B-2 (Portable By Air).

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification LLL-L-51; 1938.

Amend. 1; 1946. Ladders (Extension, Sectional, and

Straight); and Ladder-Shoes. Covers four types

(I) extension, (II) sectional, (III) slngle-orstralght, and (IV) ladder-shoes. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, general construction, finish, side rails, rungs, and details. for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 85-18; 1945. Ladders, Fire, Solid Side, Extension and Roof.

429.9 MANUFACTURES OF WOOD HOT ELSEWHERE

CLASSIFIED

American Bowling Congress. Rules and Regulations,

1945-46. Covers material, dimension and weight, and design and measurements of pins; weight and

size, and" balance of balls; and construction of tall plank, gutters, pin spots, kickbacks, fibre

plates, pit, and rear swinging cushion. American Public Works Assn. Specification for Portland Cement Concrete Pavement, Fl-44; 1944. In- cludes redwood or cypress Joint filler. Gives re- quirements for selection of wood, dimensions, and

testing.

430-439

430. GENERAL ITEMS

Mahogany Assn.., Inc. Rules for the Designation of Furniture Woods, 1940. Furniture In which exposed

surfaces are of one wood shall be designated by the name of the wood. Furniture In which the exposed

surfaces are of more than one kind of wood shall be designated by the names of the principal woods used. Gives Interpretation of rules used In connection

with furniture. 433. CAMP FURNITURE

433.2 FOLDING TABLES

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 28-22B; 1945. Table, Camp, Folding.

435. OFFICE FURNITURE OF WOOD

435.2 WOODEN OFFICE CHAIRS AND STOOLS

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification AA-C-311; 1933. Amend. 2; 1945. Chairs; Office, Wood. Covers ten

types—(A) rotary, arm chair, No. l-C; (B) leg, arm

National Duck Pin Bowling Congress, 1944-45. Alleys. Gives requirements for width, length, clear run, friction member, pin spots, foul line, and electric

eye. National Duck Pin Bowling Congress, 1944-45. Gutters and Pits. Gives requirements for location, wood

necessary, width, shape, and depth of gutters; and

for depth, width, Incline, board at rear of alley

bed, kickbacks, and kickback plates.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40825A,

1945. Bench, Instrument Repair.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-H-31; 1945. Humidity Cabinets; Operation of.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-B-63,6; 1945. Brackets, storage; (for) X-Ray Film Hangers. Covers

one type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, description, wood base, metal base, metal

arms, screws, and finish; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 26Hid, 1945.

Hangers, Coat.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. specification 26H2c; 1946.

Hangers, Trouser.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 39W2a, 1945.

Wood, Impregnated, Compressed.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

89-102; 1944. Buoy, Mine, Wood.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 23-108A; 1946. Snowshoes, Trail, with Binding.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 23-110; 1945. Club, Policeman's M-1944.

U. S. Gov.., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3211; 1945. Loudspeaker Stand MT-128/ TIQ-2.

U. S. Gov.., u. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

72- 104; 1945. Shelter H0-27.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

72-114! 1945. Shelter H0-23-A.

U. S. Gov.., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

74-33; 1945. Shelter ML-41-B and Support ML-42-B.

chair, No. 2-C; (C) rotary chairs, without arms,

No. 3-C; (D) leg chairs, without arms, No. 4-C; (E) rotary chair, no. 5-C; (F) Judge's rotary chair, No.

6-C; (G) rotary stool, with back, No. 7-C; (H) rotary stool, without back, No. 8-C; (I) rotary chair, No. 1026; and (J) alternates for No. l-C and No. 2-C may have perforated leather seats properly reinforced. Gives requirements for design, material

and workmanship, construction, upholstery, hardware,

finish, and color; method of inspection; and packing and marking.

435.3 DESKS AND OFFICE TABLES, WOODEN

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 23-112; 1946. Table, Mall, Dumping and

Stamping (3 Ft. x 6 Ft.). 438. WOODEN CHAIRS

438.3 FOLDING CHAIRS AND CAMP STOOLS

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

26-MC-4a; 1946. Chair; Folding, Wood. Covers two

FURNITURE OF WOOD

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types—(I) bentwood (class A—padded seat and plywood

back, support and seat base) and (II) straightwood

(class B—solid wood seat and back, supports and class

C—plywood seat and back) . Gives requirements for 470-479

470. "GENERAL ITEMS

1170.1 DEFINITIONS AND CLASSIFICATION OF PAPER

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Standard Terms Used in the Soda Pulping Process,

Standard 402 p-44; 1944. Defines special nomenclature relating to process.

i*70.3 TESTS OF PAPER

American Society for Testing Materials, D7E2-45; 1945. Technical Assn. of Pulp and Paper Industry Standard Method, T 454 m-44. Standard Method of Turpentine

Test for Grease Resistance of Paper. This method

gives an accelerated comparison of the relative

rates at which ordinary oils or greases, such as commonly found In foodstuffs, may be expected to penetrate papers, such as uncoated or unlmpregnated

greaseproof, glass lne, and vegetable parchment.

Gives apparatus, reagent, sampling, test specimens,

procedure, and report.

American Society for Testing Materials, D723-45; 1945. Technical Assn. of Pulp and Paper Industry Standard Method, T 440 m-42. Standard Method of Test for

Degree of Staining of Paper by Alkali. This method

Is applicable to undyed papers and can be used with hards lzed (rosin) papers by first removing the major part of the sizing with ether or methanol.

Not recommended for use with pulp. Gives apparatus, reagents, reference standards, test specimen,

procedure, and report.

American Society for Testing Materials, D724-45;

1945. Technical Assn. of Pulp and Paper Industry

Suggested Method, T458 sm-42. Standard Method of Test for Surface Wettability of Paper (Angle~ofContact Method). Intended for the quantitative de- termination of the resistance of paper surfaces to wetting and Is useful for the determination of writing and ruling qualities of papers, as well as for other problems related to the resistance which

the surface of paper offers to water and aqueous

vehicles. Gives apparatus, test liquids, sampling,

test specimens, procedure, calculation and report,

reproducibility, - and Interpretation of results. American Society for Testing Materials, D725-45;

1945. Technical Assn. of Pulp and Paper Industry

Suggested Method, T 455 sm-42. Standard Methods of Test for Wire and Felt sides of Paper. The wire

and felt sides of paper cannot always be distinguished, this being particularly true of coated and other surface-treated papers, and of specialties made with variations In the usual paper-machine practice. These methods of test cover four procedures—A, B, C, and D. American Society for Testing Materials, D824-45T;

1945. Technical Assn. of Pulp and paper Industry

materials, workmanship, wood, finish, stretchers,

dimensions, folding, stability, strength, glue, and

details; sampling, Inspection, and methods of test; and packing, packaging, and marking for shipment.

Standard Methods T 431 m-41 and T 432 m-45. Tentative Method of Test for Absorption by Bibulous Papers of Water and Writing Ink. Covers the procedure for determining the rate at which unsized and absorbent papers will absorb water or Ink. Gives

apparatus, test liquids, test specimen, procedure,

report, and reproducibility.

American Society for Testing Materials, D825-45T;

1945. Tentative Methods of Test for Ply Adhesion

of Paper or Vulcanized Fibre. Cover procedures for measuring the amount of bond or adhesion between

the piles of a multiply paper or of vulcanized

fibre. Gives apparatus, calibration of testing machine, test specimens, procedure, and report for testing paper; and apparatus, test specimens, procedure, and report for testing vulcanized fibre. American Society for Testing Materials, D826-45T;

1945- Technical Assn. of Pulp and Paper Industry Standard Method T 466 m-44. Tentative Method of Test for Degree of Wet Curl of Paper. Covers the procedure for determining the maximum curvature

developed and the time required to reach this maxi- mum curvature %y means of bringing one side of the test specimen In contact with water. Gives apparatus, test specimens, procedure, and report.

American Society for Testing Materials, D827-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for Edge Tearing

Strength of Paper. Gives scope, apparatus, test

specimens, procedure, and report.

American Society for Testing Materials, D828-45T;

1945. Technical Assn. of Pulp and Paper Industry Standard Method T 404 m-44. Tentative Method of Test for Tensile Breaking Strength of Paper and Pa- per Products. Gives scope, apparatus, calibration

of apparatus, test specimens, procedure, report, and reproducibility.

American Society for Testing Materials, D829-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test Tor Wet Tensile

Breaking Strength of Paper and Paper products. Covers a procedure for determining the tensile

breaking strength of paper and paper products after wetting with water or other liquid. Gives apparatus, test specimens, procedure, and report for

tissue, towel, and other absorbent papers which are easily damaged by handling when wet; and for waterresistant .papers, such as photographic, blue-print, and special map papers, which can be handled without damage after Immersion. American Society for Testing Materials, D830-45T;

1945. Technical Assn. of Pulp and Paper Industry Standard Method T 464 m-44. Tentative Method of Test for Water Vapor Permeability of Paper and Other Sheet Materials at Elevated Temperature and Humidity. Gives scope, definition, apparatus, test specimens,

procedure, calculation, report, and reproducibility.

PAPER

(Except Printed Matter)

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Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Paper Machine Drying Rate, Tentative Standard E 203 P-44;

1944. To provide a uniform procedure for calculating drying rates In different mills. Covers definition of drying rate and method of calculating

drying rate. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Chemical Composition of Process Water for Fine Pa- per Manufacture, Tentative Standard E 600 s-44;

1944. To be considered only as a guide In deter- mining the quality of water to be used. Covers

definition, chemical composition, and notes. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Measuring, Sampling and Analyzing White Waters, Standard M 400 p-45; 1945. Intended to evaluate as accurately as possible paper mill white waters and

to separate fibrous and nonflbrous constituents.

Covers measurement of white water volume, sampling,

analysis, and report.

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Sulphate Recovery Thermal Code, Standard 404 p-45;

1945. To enable users to better evaluate the ther- mal factors Involved In sulphate recovery and Is applicable to both spray-type and rotary-type re- covery units. Covers feed liquor data and summary. Technical Assn. of the pulp and Paper Industry. Sampling Paper for Testing, Standard T 400 m-4i; 1941. Covers test sample, procedure for sampling, and

resampling. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Con- ditioning Paper and Paperboard for Testing, Standard T 402 m-44; 1944. Covers relative humidity and

temperature, conditioning, determination of humidity and temperature, and notes. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Bursting Strength of Paper, Standard T 403 m-45;

' 1945. Specifies the use of the hydraulic type

tester. Covers bursting strength definition, scope, apparatus, calibration of gage, test specimen, pro- cedure, report, and reproducibility of results. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Ten- sile Breaking Strength of Paper and paperboard,

Standard T 404 m-45; 1945- Covers apparatus, cali- bration, test specimen, procedure, report, reproducibility of results, and additional Information. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Paraffin In Paper, Standard T 405 m-45; 1945. For

determining quantitatively the amount of paraffin In wax-Impregnated or so-called "waxed" papers. Covers

apparatus, reagents, test specimen, procedure, report, and additional Information. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Reducible Sulphur In Paper, Standard t 406 m-45; 1945. For determining total amount of reducible sulphur

In paper, but not for determining If It will tar- nish silverware. Covers apparatus, reagents, test specimen, procedure, and report.

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Amound of Coating on Mineral-Coated Paper, Standard

T 407 m-45; 1945. Suitable for the ordinary types

of mineral coatings but may not be effective where lacquers or other minerals are used to Impart a high degree of water resistance. Covers reagent,

test specimen, procedure, report, and precision.

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Resin

In Paper, Standard T 408 m-44; 1944. Combines

qualitative and quantitative determinations of total resins. Covers qualitative tests, quantitative

determination, apparatus, reagents, test specimen,

procedure, and report.

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Machine Direction of Paper, Standard T 409 m-35; 1935. Defines machine direction and 'cross direction of paper. Covers test specimen, procedure, and additional information. Technical Assn. of the pulp and Paper industry. Basis Weight of Paper and Paperboard, Standard T 410

m-45; 1945. Basis weight of paper In the U. S. Is the weight In pounds of a ream of 500 sheets of a given size. Covers apparatus, calibration, test specimen, procedure, report, precision, and additional Information. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Thickness and Density of Paper, Standard t 411 m-44;

1944. Covers definitions, scope, apparatus, test specimen, procedure, report, reproducibility of results, and additional information. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Moisture In Paper and Paperboard, Standard T 412

m-42; 1942- Applies to all paper, paperboard, and paper products except those containing materials

other than water which are volatile at 100-105°C.

Covers apparatus, test specimen, procedure, report, and reproducibility of results. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and paper Industry. Ash

In Paper, Standard T 413 m-45; 1945. Deals with

the determination of ash, which Is defined as the residue after complete combustion of paper. Covers apparatus, test specimen, procedure, and report.

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. In- ternal Tearing Resistance of Paper, Standard T 414

m-42; 1942. For determining the average force in grams required to tear a single sheet of paper

after the tear has been started. Covers apparatus,

adjustment, calibration, test specimen, procedure,

report, precision, and notes. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Casein In Paper (Qualitative)., Standard T 415 m-45; 1945. Applicable only to papers in which the amount of casein is relatively large. Covers reagent, test specimen, and procedure. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Pro- telnaceous Nitrogenous Materials In Paper (Qualitative), Standard T 417 m-45; 1945. This method re- garded as conclusive evidence of the presence of nitrogenous (prote lnaceous) materials, such as glue and casein,. In paper. Covers reagents and proce- . dure. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Prote lnaceous Nitrogen in Paper, Standard T 418 m-45;

1945. Covers apparatus, test specimen, procedure

(Gunning method), and report. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Starch In Paper, Standard T 419 m-45; 1945. A positive result obtained shall be regarded as conclusive evidence of the presence of starch In paper. Covers qualitative, quantitative, apparatus, reagents, test specimen, procedure, and report.

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Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Qualitative Analysis of Mineral Filler and Mineral

Coating of Paper, Standard T 421 m-44; 1944. For determining qualitatively the mineral constituents

of filled and coated papers. Covers reagents, test specimen, procedure, report, Interpretation of results, and additional Information. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Folding Endurance of Paper, Standard T 423 m-45;

1945. Provides for use of two different forms of apparatus: the Schopper type and the M. I.T. Covers

apparatus, adjustment and calibration, test specimen, procedure, and report for both Schopper and

M. I.T. folding endurance. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Gloss of Paper, Standard T 424 m-45; 1945. Describes photometer, source of diffused Illumination, opal glass diffusing screen, apparatus, test

specimen, procedure, and report. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and paper Industry.

Opacity of Paper, Standard T 425 m-44; 1944. The constrast-ratlo method of determining the opacity

of paper. Covers apparatus, calibration, test

specimen, procedure, precision, and report. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Bulking Thickness of Paper and Paperboard, Standard

T 426 m-40; 1940- The average single-sheet thickness in thousandths of an Inch when a pile of sev- eral sheets Is placed under a steady pressure.

Covers apparatus, calibration, test specimen, pro- cedure, report, reproducibility of results, and

additional Information. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Water-soluble Acidity or Alkalinity of Paper, Standard T 428 m-45; 1945. Covers scope, apparatus, re- agents, test specimens, procedure, report, and ad- ditional Information. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Alpha-, Beta- and Gamma-Cellulose In Paper, Standard T 429 m-44; 1944. Cellulose consists analytically of three fractions —alpha, beta, and gamma. Covers apparatus, reagents, test specimen, procedure for alpha-cellulose, report for alpha-cellulose, procedure for bata- and gamma-cellulose, and

report for beta- and gamma-cellulose.

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Ac Id-Soluble Iron In Paper, Standard T 434 m-45;

1945. For determining the portion of Iron present that Is potentially chemically reactive. Covers

reagents, test specimen, procedure, and report. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Arsenic In Paper, Standard T 436 m-45; 1945. Covers Gutzelt apparatus used for determination of arsenic, reagents, standard stains, test specimen, procedure; report, and calculations. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Zinc Pigments In Paper, Standard T 438 m-45; 1945. For determining the amount of zinc pigments used In the paper fillers. Covers reagents, test specimen,

procedure, and report. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Al- kall-Stalnlng Resistance of Paper, Standard T 440

m-42; 1942. For a quantitative statement of the resistance to alkali staining. Covers scope,

reagent, apparatus, test specimen, procedure, report, and Interpretation of results. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Water Absorptlveness of Nonblbulous Paper and Paperboard, Standard T 441 m-45; 1945. For paper and

paperboard 0.004 In. and over In thickness. Covers apparatus, reagent, test specimen, procedure, report, precision, and additional Information. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Moisture Expansivity of Paper, Standard T 447 m-45; 1945. By expansivity Is meant the capacity to

change dimensions. Covers apparatus, calibration,

test specimen, procedure, precision, and report.

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Water Vapor Permeability of Paper and Paperboard,

Standard T 448 m-45; 1945- For the determination

of the water vapor permeability under normal atmos- pheric conditions. Covers apparatus, materials,

test specimen, procedure, report, and reproducibility of results. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Bacteriological Examination of Paper and Paperboard,

Tentative Standard T 449 m-45; 1945. Covers scope, apparatus and equipment, chemicals and media,

sterilization of equipment and media, sampling,

preparation of sample, plating and Incubating,

counting plate cultures, calculation and results,

and report. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Pen- tosans In Paper, Standard T 450 m-44; 1944. The

; distillates are analyzed for furfural by a rapid

volumetric procedure. Covers apparatus, reagents,

test specimen, procedure, calculation of results, and report.

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Turpentine Test for Grease Resistance of Paper, Tentative Standard T 454 m-44; 1944. Gives an accelerated comparison of the relative rates at which or- dinary oils or greases may be expected to penetrate

papers. Covers apparatus, reagent, test specimen,

procedure, and report. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Wire and Felt Sides of Paper, Suggested Method T 455

sm-42; 1942. The wire side of paper Is the side

that was In contact with the wire of the paper ma- chine; the other side Is termed the felt side.

Gives procedures for distinguishing between the two sides. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and paper Industry. Wax Test for Surface Strength of Paper, Tentative

Standard T 459 m-45; 1945- Applicable to coated

and uncoated papers and Is designed to measure the surface strength of paper or Its resistance to picking. Covers apparatus and materials, test

specimen, procedure, and report.

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Air

Resistance of Paper, Tentative Standard T 460 m-44;

1944. Applicable to paper and paper products which

permit the passage of air, except such as crepe and corrugated papers. Covers apparatus, calibration,

test specimen, procedure, report, reproducibility

of results, and additional Information. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Flam- mablllty of Treated Paper and Paperboard, Suggested

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Method T 461 sm-44; 1944. Applicable to paper and paperboards of all types, not over i/ia In. thick., that have been treated to prevent the spread of

flame when Ignited. Covers apparatus, test specimen, procedure, report, and additional Information. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Printing-Ink Permeation of Paper (Castor-011 Test),

Standard T 462 m-43; 1943. The time In which a drop of castor oil produces a uniform translucent spot In paper. Covers apparatus, test specimen,

procedure, and report. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Adhesiveness of Gummed Paper Tape, Tentative Standard

T 463 m-43; 1943. For testing the adhesiveness of gummed sealing tape, not less than 2 In. wide, used

for sealing shipping containers. Covers apparatus,

testing paper, test specimen, procedure, and report.

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Water Vapor Permeability of Sheet Materials at High

Temperature and Humidity, Tentative Standard T 464

m-45; 1945. Intended for the testing of paper and

other sheet materials used for packaging. Covers apparatus, materials, definitions, test specimen,

procedure, report, reproducibility, and additional

Information. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Creasing of Paper for Water Vapor Permeability

Tests, Suggested Method T 465 sm-44; 1944. For

creasing of papers and other thin sheet materials.

Covers apparatus, test specimen, and procedure.

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Degree of Curl and Sizing of Paper, Tentative Standard T 466 m-44; 1944. Applies the principle of wetting one side of the paper and determining the maximum curvature developed or the time required to- reach maximum curvature. Covers apparatus, test

specimen, procedure, report, and additional Infor- mation. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Par- affin Wax Absorptlveness of Paper, Tentative Stand- ard T 467 m-45; 1946. To find the amount of wax - required to completely saturate the paper. Covers

apparatus and materials, test specimen, procedure,

report, and additional Information. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Water-soluble Sulphates and Chlorides In Paper and Paperboard, Tentative Standard T 468 m-45; 1945. Applicable to paper or paperboard containing small

quantities of chlorides and sulphates. Covers reagents, test specimen, procedure for sulphates, and

procedure for chlorides. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Anal- ysis of Sulphite Waste Liquor, Suggested Method

T 629 sm-44; 1944. Designed for a systematic de- termination of the Important constituents of a large number of chemical compounds In the waste

liquor. Covers specific gravity and chemical analysis. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Bac- teriological Examination of Mill Process Water,

Tentative Standard T 631 m-45; 1945. Covers scope, apparatus and equipment, chemicals and media, sterilization of equipment and media, sampling, plating

and Incubating, counting plate cultures, calculation of results, and report.

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471 . 1 BLOTTING PAPERS

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry, ink Absorption of Blotting Paper, Standard T 431 m-45; 1945. Covers reagent, test specimen, procedure,

report, and precision.

471.3 PAPER TOWELING

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Water Absorption of Bibulous Papers, Standard T 432

m-45; 1945. For paper having a fairly rapid rate

of water absorption, such as paper toweling.

Covers test specimen, procedure, report, and precision. 472. PAPER BOARDS

472.0 GENERAL ITEMS Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Puncture Test of Container Board, Tentative standard T 803 m-44; 1944. A measure of the energy required to force a puncture head of designated size

and shape completely through a sample of container

board. Covers apparatus, test specimen, procedure,

report, and additional Information.

472.2 PASTED BOARD (TWO OPERATIONS)

472.25 Corrugated Strawboard

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Chemical Warfare Service

Specification 19-10C; 1944. Fillers, interior

packing, Flberboard, Corrugated, Single and Double

Faced (for General Packing Purposes).

472.9 MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS

472.93 Fiber Board

Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.., Inc. Equipment Standards, 1946. Part V—Miscella- neous Standards. No. 550 —Insulation for Cold

Storage Rooms. Covers purpose, scope, thickness of Insulation, and table showing equivalent thickness

of corkboard for various room temperatures.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3560; 1946. Flbreboard,

Solid. Gives material, application, construction,

requirement, quality, reports, marking, approval,

and rejections.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

'50-11- 134; 1945. Board, Ammunition Container.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, ordnance Dept. Specification

50-11-135; 1945. Board, Kraft (for Ammunition Conta lners)

.

472.95 Illustrating Board

U. S. Gov-, u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 19-66; 1044. Paperboard, Road Sign.

473. BUILDING PAPER

473.2 FELTS (CARPET LINING, DEADENING, SATURATING)

American Society for Testing Materials, D727-45;

1945. Technical Assn. of Pulp and Paper Industry

Standard Method T427 m-43. Standard Method of Test

for Keroslne Number of Roofing and Flooring Felt by
Wood and Paper 478. I I

the Vacuum Method. This method of test Is for the absorptive qualities of felt. Gives keroslne number, apparatus, keroslne, test specimens, procedure, and calculation and report. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Sat- urating Properties of Roofing Felt, Standard T 427

m-43; 1943. Covers apparatus, reagent, test specimen, procedure, and report for keroslne test, ollpenetratlon test, and xylene-penetratlon test.

14-73.3 THERMAL INSULATING PAPER AND FIBER

Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.

Inc. Equipment Standards, 1946. Part V—Miscella- neous Standards. No. 550—Insulation for Cold

Storage Rooms. Covers purpose, scope, thickness of Insulation, and table showing equivalent thickness

of corkboard for various room temperatures. Assn. of American Railroads, operations and Maintenance Dept.., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1946. Specification

M-9 8-45; 1945. Paper, Insulation for Refrigerator

Cars. Gives manufacture, physical properties and

tests,' permissible variations, and Inspection and

rejection.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification Hh-I-57ia; 1945

and Amend. 1; 1945. Insulation (Vegetable or Wood- Fiber); Blanket, Felt, and Loose-Fill. Covers

three classes— (A) flexible blanket, (B) seml-rlgld

felt, and (C) loose -fill. Manufactured from cleaned and sterile wood or other vegetable fiber; or a mixture of animal hair and wood-bark fiber. Gives requirements for thermal conduct lvlty, • dens lty,

construction, flexibility, and thickness; method of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17F5e; 1946.

Fiber, Insulating.

474. CARDBOARD

474.9 MISCELLANEOUS CARDBOARDS

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27588-1;

1945. Card; Instrument Record.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification UU-C-76a; 1943.

Amend. 1; 1946. Cards; Guide (Card-Size). Covers

one type and one grade. Gives requirements for material and workmanship, color, grain, finish and

cleanliness, projections, bid samples, stock, ash,

acidity, sizing, weight, bursting strength, thickness, tabs, and sizes; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification UU-C-i28a; 1946.

Cards; Index. Covers four grades— (I) 100 percent

(for permanent records); (II) 50 percent; (III) 25 percent; and (IV) chemical wood. Gives requirements for sizes, weights, material and workmanship,

ply, ruling, writing, and erasing qualities, color,

finish, cleanliness, edges, tolerances In dimensions, punching, grain, acidity, curl, comparison

samples, and details for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

476. TISSUE PAPER

476.2 INDUSTRIAL TISSUES

476.21 Carbon Paper

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification UU-P-154; 1945.

Paper; Carbon, Standard-Weight (Pencil). Covers

one grade and weight for pencil use In color and sizes as specified In the Invitation for bids.

Gives requirements for material and workmanship,

curling, stock, weight, and serviceability; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification UU-P-158; 1945. Paper; Carbon, Typewriter, Black. Covers lightweight In two types — (I) special manifolding, 9 to

12 copies, and (la) standard manifolding, 5 to 8 copies; and standard-weight In one type— (II) standard manifolding 1 to 4 copies. Shall be furnished

In types, In weights, and sizes as specified In the Invitation for bids. Gives requirements for mate- rial and workmanship, curling, suitability, bid

samples, comparison sample, and details for each

type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 53P19d; 1946.

Paper, Carbon, Dlrect-Process-Dupllcatlng.

476.9 MISCELLANEOUS TISSUE PAPER

U. S. Gov.., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-424; 1944. Paper, White-Tissue (Photographic

Dodging).

477. WRAPPING PAPER

477.8 WATERPROOF WRAPPING PAPER

U. S. Gov», Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-125-i;

1946. Packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment;

Barrier-Materials, Waterproof, Flexible. 477.9 MISCELLANEOUS WRAPPING PAPERS

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2574A, 1946. Preservation

of Engines (Limited Period). Provides a procedure

for preparing reciprocating aircraft engines to resist corrosion during shipment and limited storage

under favorable conditions. Gives requirements

for material and equipment, preliminary operation,

preparation for storage procedure, recommended procedure for re-preservatlon, and general.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-W-i8a-i; 1946. Wadding; Creped Cellulose.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-130;

1945. f&ckaglng and Packing for Overseas Shipment

Barrier-Material; Utility, Noncorroslve, Paper.

U. S. Gov.., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-224;

1945. Paper (Foiling).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, .Ordnance Dept. Specification

50-11-70B; 1945. Felt, Protecting (Paper).

478. WRITING PAPER, DRAWING AND CHART

PAPER

478.1 COMMERCIAL WRITING PAPER

478. 1 1 Bond Writing Paper

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification UU-P-121d; 1946. Paper; Bond, White and Colored. Covers four

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types — (I) 100 percent, white, for permanent records; (II) 50 percent, white and colored; (III) 25 percent, white and colored; and (IV) chemical wood, white and colored (grades A and B). Gives require- ments for sizes, weights, material and workmanship,

ruling, writing and erasing qualities, color, finish, formation, cleanliness, punching, comparison

samples, and details for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

478.12 Flat Writing Paper

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification UU-P-64ia; 1946. Amend, l; 1946. Paper; Writing. Covers one type and grade. Gives requirements for material and

workmanship, stock, weight, folding endurances, bursting strength, size, ruling and writing quality, comparison sample, color, finish, formation, and cleanliness; method's of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

178. 13 Ledger Paper

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification UU-P-288a; 1946. Paper; Ledger. Covers three types —(I) 100 percent,

white, for permanent records; (II) 25 percent, white

and colored; and (III) chemical wood, white and colored. Gives requirements for sizes, weights, material and workmanship, writing, ruling, erasing qualities, color, finish, formation, cleanliness, comparison samples, and details for each type; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

478 . 1 9 Miscellaneous Commercial Writing Paper

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification UU-P-30ia; 1946.

Paper; Legal-Cap, Ruled. Covers one type and grade.

Gives requirements for material, workmanship,

stock, weight, folding endurance, bursting strength,

size, ruling, writing and erasing qualities, comparison sample, color, finish, formation, and cleanliness; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

478.2 DUPLICATING PAPER

178.22 Manifold Paper (Includes Stencil Paper)

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification UU-P-328b; 1946. Paper; Manifold. Covers five types —(I) 100 percent, white and colored; (II) 50 percent, white and

colored; (III) 50 percent, white, glazed; (IV) 25

percent, white and colored; and (V) chemical wood,

white and colored. Gives requirements for sizes,

weights, material and workmanship, writing quality,

color, finish, formation, cleanliness, comparison

samples, and details for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and manklng for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification UU-P-543b; 1946. Paper; Stencil, Board. Covers two types — (I) unolled and (II) oiled; and three grades — (1) for stenciling and other purposes where a high degree

of resistance to wear Is required and (2 and 3) for stenciling purposes where only a moderate degree of use Is required. Gives requirements for material

and workmanship, size, pliability, stock, compari- son sample, and details; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification UU-P-545; 1943. Amend. 1; 1945. Paper; stencil, Dup Heating-Machine, Dry-Process. Covers one type, one grade, and one class. Gives requirements for materials,

workmanship, backing sheet, cushion sheets, printing, sizes and scale numbers, odor, tensile strength,

stretch, moisture resistance, permanence, opacity,

finish, cut-outs and type filling, correction prop- erties, use with stylus, and duplicating quality;

methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

178.23 Onionskin Paper

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-157;

1944. Paper, Onionskin (for Use in Ammunition)

.

478.21 Teletype Paper (Roll and Tape)

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1532; 1945. Teletypewriter Paper M-327. 478.3 INDUSTRIAL PAPER

478.31 Chart and Map Paper

U. So Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 19-68; 1944. Paper, Map, Lithographic Finish,

Sulphite, White.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

74-80; 1946. Meteorological Chart Paper. 478.32 Drawing Paper

Aircraft- Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 10, revised 1945. Standard Form for National Aircraft standard Drawings.

Gives diagram and notes. Developed by National

Aircraft Standards Committee. 479. MISCELLANEOUS SPECIFICATIONS FOR

PAPER

479.2 GUMMED PAPER

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-T-l2a-i; 1945. Tape; Adhesive, Moisture-Resistant.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification UU-L-49; 1945.

Labels; paper, Gummed. Covers two types— (I) labels with water-soluble gum (class A—individual labels

in seven styles, B—labels In books, C—labels in rolls, and D—labels for file holders) and (II) labels with water- Insoluble gum In three styles.

Gives requirements for sizes, material, workmanship, writing quality, curl, tolerance, and details

for each type and style; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept.., Procurement Dlv. , 735; 1945. Fly-paper. Covers one grade in double sheets approximately 8 x 14-1/8 Inches In size. Gives re- quirements for material, workmanship, tolerances,

marking, tests, backing, and coating; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

479.4 MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS USED IN PRINTING

PROCESS

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 53P7d, 1945.

Paper, Templet.

70
Wood and Paper 489.

480-489 BOOKS AND OTHER PRINTED MATTER

481 . BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 41004; 1945. Handbook of Operation and Maintenance Instructions

(Test Stands and Test Equipment)

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 41017;

1945. Handbook; Ground Radio and Radar Equipment

Maintenance.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 41018;

1945. Handbook; Ground Radio and Radar Equipment

Operating.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-B-9b-i; 1946. Bulletins; Contractor Service

(for Airframes, Engines, and Accessories).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-85a-g; 1946. Catalogs; Aircraft Parts.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-100a-l; 1945. Catalogs; Radio and Radar

Equipment Spare Parts.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronaut leal Specification

AN-C-lio; 1946. Catalogs; Engine Parts.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-H-lb, 1945. Handbooks; structural Repair (for Aircraft).

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-H-7b-2; 1945. Handbooks and Catalogs; General

Specification for Preparation of. U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-H-8b; 1946. Handbooks; Pilots' Flight Operating

Instruction.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-H-9a-2; 1946. Handbooks; Service instruction

(for Aircraft Engines).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-H-10-2; 1946. Handbooks; Overhaul instruction

(for Aircraft Engines).

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-H-11-2; 1946. Handbooks; Operation and Service

Instruction (for Aircraft Accessories, Aircraft Engine Accessories, and Related Equipment) . U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-H-12-3; 1946. Handbooks; overhaul instruction

(for Aircraft Accessories, Aircraft Engine Accessories, and Related Equipment).

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-H-13A-3; 1946. Handbooks; Erection and Maintenance (for Aircraft)

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-H-19a-2; 1946. Handbooks; Radio and Radar

Equipment Operating.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-H-20a-2; 1946. Handbooks; Radio and Radar

Equipment Maintenance.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-H-2ia-i; 1945. Handbooks and Catalogs; Radio

and Radar Equipment (General Specification for

Printing of)

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-B-42-i;

1944. Book, Song, and Service. 485. DRAWINGS AND BLUEPRINTS

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 35Die; 1946.

Drawings, Instrument (Electrical) (for Navigational

Purposes)

489. MISCELANEOUS PRINTED MATTER

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn.. of American Railroads.

Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Rail Record

Forms. The following forms are considered essen- tial and are recommended for keeping records of rail purchased and in track. Gives forms for re- porting results of mill Inspection and shipments,

for reporting and recording failures in track., for reporting heat numbers of rail in track, for reporting and recording measurements of rail batter,

and miscellaneous. Manufacturing Chemists' Assn. of the U. S. Manual L-2. Product Caution Labels, adopted and revised, 1945. This manual contains product caution lables sug- gested for use on a selected group of chemical

products. Shows Illustrated labels of approximately seventy suggested labels for dangerous chemicals. It Is anticipated that the manual will be supplemented from time to time. Manufacturing Chemists' Assn. of the U. S. Manual L-i. A Guide for the preparation of Warning Labels for Hazardous Chemicals, adopted 1945. The development

of new chemical products and the Introduction of chemical processes Into ever-widening fields has accentuated the need for furnishing appropriate In- formation in those cases where special precautions

are necessary. Includes general principles, prep- aration of precaut lonary labels, definitions,

classification of hazards, recommended label cautions, labels for experimental samples, and specimen product labels. National Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning Assn. Printed Forms Issued by the Assn., 1945. Includes "Information and Sketch Blanks" with spaces to fill

-In data and make sketches, "Work Sheets" for heat

loss calculations and selection of equipment, "Warm Air Heating Agreements" being a standard uniform warm air heating agreement, and "Engineering Data Sheets" for use with the Technical Code.

U. S. Gov.., Army Air Forces Specification 2 7 643; 1945. Labels; Identification (for Instrument Lines).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40985;

1945. Marking of Interior Packages (for Radio and Radar Equipment)

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-B-11; 1946. Bill of Materials; Aircraft and

Aeronautical Equipment.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-L-35; 1946. Lists; Parts Application Data.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-M9a-2; 1948. Maintenance Parts Breakdown (for Aircraft)

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronaut leal Specification

AN-M-13-i; 1945. Marking and Tagging; Airframe,

Engine, and Accessory Maintenance Parts.

U. S. Gov., interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations

for Transportation of Explosives and Other Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 194R. Placards

on Cars. Covers explosives, dangerous, and poison gas placards, commodity name on carloads, placards must

be standard, and application of placards. Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

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494. Directory of Commodity Specifications

490-499 MISCELLANEOUS PAPER PRODUCTS

494. ENVELOPES AND FILE FOLDERS

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification UU-F-57lc; 1944.

Amend. 1; 1946. Folders; File (Calendered)., Vertical. Covers three types — (I) 100 percent chemical

pulp, extra durable; (II) 100 percent chemical

pulp; and (III) not less than 70 percent chemical

pulp. Gives requirements for construction, tabs,

writing quality, color, sizes, expansion, bid samples, stock, acidity, weight, average thickness,

and average tearing strength; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

496. TUBING

U. S. Gov.., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R818-46; 1946. Paper Tubes for packaging MllkBottle Caps. This recommendation Is to ameliorate,

as far as possible, the difficulties experienced by

dairies In fitting the paper tubes holding mllkbottle' caps Into the metal magazines on mechanicalcapping and hand-capping machines. Gives table showing recommended dimensions for Inside diameter

of tube, cap clearance, and outside diameter of tube, for nine sizes of milk-bottle caps. Sponsored by Milk Cap Statistical Bureau and National

Assn. of Sanitary Milk Bottle Closure Mfrs. 499. PAPER PRODUCTS NOT ELSEWHERE

CLASSIFIED

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-P-106; 1941. Amend, l; 1946. Paper; Articulating. Covers two types— (I) blue and (II) red; and two classes1— (A) sheets and (B) rolls. Gives material, workmanship, general requirements, and details for each

class; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

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500-599 NONMETALLIC MINERALS

500-509 COAL, PETROLEUM, ASPHALT, AND MINERAL WAX

501 . COAL AND COKE

501.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, D441-45;

1945. Standard Method of Tumbler Test for Coal.

For determining the relative friability of a par- ticular size of sized coal.' Gives apparatus, col- lection of gross sample, preparation of sample,

procedure, and report. 501.1 ANTHRACITE COAL

Anthracite Institute. Standard Anthracite Specifications, 1946. Lists standard mesh thru and over, tolerances, maximum percentage of slate, bone, and

ash for broken; egg, stove, nut, pea, buckwheat,

rice, barley, No. 4, and No. 5 sizes of anthracite

(hard coal)

501.6 CHARCOAL

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-178A;

1945. Charcoal (for Use In Munitions)

502. PETROLEUM

502.0 GENERAL ITEMS New York Produce Exchange. Rules Regulating the

Petroleum Trade, 1929. Gives rules In effect among members of the Exchange. Covers committee on petroleum, crude petroleum, refined petroleum, naphtha and gasoline, Inspection of barrels, preparation of barrels for lubricating oils, contracts

and deliveries, and general rules. 502.2 PETROLEUM PRODUCTS

American Society- for Testing Materials, D92-45; 1945. American Petroleum Institute Standard 511-45. American Assn. of State Highway Officials T 48. American Standards Assn., zil. 6-1945. Method of Test for Flash and Fire Points by Means of Open

Cup. For all petroleum products except fuel oils and those having an open cup flash below 175 F. Gives apparatus, procedure, flash point, fire

point, precautions, and precision.

American Society for Testing Materials, D855-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Analysis of Petroleum

Sulfonates. Covers procedures for the determination of mineral oil, sodium sulfonate, carboxylate

soap* Inorganic salt, free alkali content, combining weight, and specific gravity of crude and refined petroleum sulfonates. Gives outline of method, apparatus, reagents, mineral oil, oil-free

total solids, sulfonate, carboxylate soap, Inorganic salts and free alkali, water, average combining

weight of sulfonate, specific gravity, and calculations.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3580D-2;

1945. Fluid, Hydraulic (Petroleum Base)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52Cl6a, 1945. Compound, Metal-Condi tlonlng.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P14b, 1945. Petroleum-Residuum, Blown.

503. FUEL ANO ILLUMINATING OILS

503.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, D86-45; 1945. American Petroleum Institute Standard 507-45.

American Assn. of State Highway Officials T 115. American Standards Assn., Zll. 10-1945. Method of Test for Distillation of Gasoline, Naphtha, Keroslne, and Similar Petroleum Products. Gives apparatus, preparation of apparatus, procedure, repro- ducibility of results, and correction for barometric pressure. American Society for Testing Materials, D357-45;

1945. American Petroleum Institute Standard, 532-

45. American Standards Assn., Zll. 37-1945. Stand- ard Method of Test for Knock Characteristics of Motor Fuels. For determining knock characteristics,

in terms of an arbitrary scale of octane numbers, of fuels for use in spark-lgnl tlon engines other

than engines for aircraft. Gives A. S.T.M. motor

octane number, apparatus, reference fuels, standard engine and operating conditions, outline of test, starting and stopping the engine, obtaining standard knock Intensity, adjusting bouncing pin, check- ing test conditions, adjusting compression ratio

and carburetor, bracketing the test fuel, test fuel

rating, reproducibility of results, and appendices.

Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Companies.

Pamphlet 26; 1939. Fuel Oil—Industrial Storage

and Use. To Indicate good practice for the Instal- lation of such equipment. Covers characteristics

of fuel oils, fuel oil storage, oil distribution,

oil burners, fuel oil applications, and safety de- vices for oil burners. Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Companies.

Pamphlet 81; 1935. Fuel Gas—Safe Industrial Use. Fuel gas, extensively used In Industry, Introduces

fire and explosion hazards which should be recog- nized and which can be safeguarded. Covers types

of fuel gases, gas distribution, piping and storage, gas burners and mixers, application of fuel

gases, and safety devices. Natural Gasoline Association of America. Standard

Factors for Volume Correction and Specific Gravity

Conversion of Liquefied Petroleum Gases and volatile Gasolines. N. G. A. A. Standard 2142; 1942. For converting measured volumes of liquefied petroleum

gases and more volatile gasolines to standard vol- umes at 60° F. Gives tables showing specific grav- ity conversion factors and volume correction factors. Natural Gasoline Association of America. Standard Method for Determining the Specific Gravity of Volatile Hydrocarbon Products by Means of the Hydrometer, 1942. Includes scope, apparatus,

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503.0 Directory of Commodity Specifications

test procedure, sampling, gravity determination,

reproducibility, table showing specific gravity

conversion factors, and table showing abridged volume correction factors.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification VV-L-791c; 1945. Lubricants and Liquid-Fuels; General Specifications

(Methods for Sampling and Testing). Gives scope, apparatus, and drawings and a detailed description

of the various methods of sampling and testing of lubricants and liquid fuels. These methods shall

be used officially In the routine testing and In- spection of lubricants and liquid fuels bought

under the Federal specifications.

503.1 BENZINE AND PETROLEUM ETHER

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification 0-E-751a; 1945.

Ether, Petroleum; Technical-Grade. Gives require- ments for appearance, odor, color, nonvolatile

matter, spot test, acidity, and distillation range; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

503.2 DISTILLATES OF PETROLEUM

American society for Testing Materials, D86-45; 1945. American Petroleum Institute Standard 507-45.

American Assn. of State Highway Officials T 115. American standards Assn., zil. 10-1945. Method of Test for Distillation of Gasoline, Naphtha, Keroslne, and Similar Petroleum Products. Gives apparatus, preparation of apparatus, procedure, repro- ducibility of results, and correction for barometric pressure.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-T-37a, 1945. Trl chlorethylene; Stabilized

Decreasing.

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification O-T-634; 1945. Trlchloroethylene; Technical-Grade. Covers one

grade and two types—(I) regular, and (II) vapor- decreaslng. Gives requirements for appearance,

color, odor, specific gravity, nonvolatile matter,

spot test, acidity-alkalinity, water content, dis- tillation range, copper corrosion, and free chlorine; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 14F3; 1946.

Fluid (Oil), Fog, NO. 1. 503.3 GASOLINE AND NAPHTHA

American Society for Testing Materials, D838-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Refined Sol- vent Naphtha. Gives scope, specific gravity,

color, distillation range, acid wash color, acidity, sulfur compounds, and methods of testing.

American Society for Testing Materials, D839-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Crude Light

Solvent Naphtha. Gives scope, specific gravity,

color, distillation range, acidity, and methods of

testing. •American society for Testing Materials, D840-45T,

1945. Tentative Specifications for Crude Heavy

Solvent Naphtha. Gives scope, specific gravity,

color, distillation range, acidity, and methods of

testing. American Society for Testing Materials, ES-45a; 1945. Emergency Method of Test for Olefins, Aromatlcs,

Paraffins, and Naphthenes in Aviation Gasoline

(Without Distillation Into Fractions). Gives scope

and principle of method; details for determination

of olefins, determination of aromatlcs, and deter- mination of paraffins and naphthenes; and appendices.

U. S. Gov*, Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANF-18; 1946. Fuel; Aircraft-Engine, General Specification (Method for Supercharged Knock-Test).

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANF-19; 1946. Fuel; Aircraft Engine, General specification (Method for Knock-Test)

.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANF-32-3; 1946. Fuel; Grade K, Aircraft Engine.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANF-34; 1945. Fuel; Grade JP-2 Aircraft Engine.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANF-48; 1946. Fuel; Aircraft Reciprocating Engine.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- W-N-96-4; 1945. Naphtha; Petroleum, Aromatic.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification VV-M-561; 1946. Amend. 1; 1946. Motor-Fuel M. Covers two grades

designated as 72 and 80 octane. Each grade shall

be of one grade only, with three automatic provisions for locality and climatic conditions, classified as A, B, and C. Gives requirements for material and workmanship, general requirements, distillation test, residue, vapor pressure, octane

number, gum, sulfur, corrosion, tetraethyl lead

content, and oxidation stability; methods of sam- pling and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52Nlc; 1945. Naphtha, Coal-Tar.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

2-103C; 1946. Motor Fuel (All Purpose).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. specification

2-114B; 1945. Gasoline.

U. S. Gov., U. .S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

2-116A; 1945. Gasoline, white. 503.4 FUEL AND GAS OILS

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 7-0-lg, 1945.

Oil, Fuel, Boiler.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 7-0-2e, 1945.

Oil, Fuel, Diesel.

U. S. Gov.., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

2-102C; 1944. Oil, Fuel, Diesel, for High Speed, Automotive Type, Diesel Engines.

503.5 KEROSENE AND SIMILAR ILLUMINATING OILS

American Society for Testing Materials, D187-39;

1939. American Petroleum Institute Standard, 502-

39. American Standards Assn., Zll. 17-1939. Standard Method of Test for Burning Quality at Kerosene

Oils. Intended for' the determination of the burning

quality of ordinary kerosene used for illuminating

purposes. Gives apparatus, test room, procedure,

and reproducibility of results. A. S. T.M. Emergency- Alternate Provision, EA-D-187; 1945 affected section 2, apparatus; and section 4, procedure.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept.. Specification

2-125; 1945. Kerosene. 503.6 MINERAL SEAL OIL

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. specification 14-0-8d; 1945.

Oil, Mineral, Light-Colored (for Cordage Oils).
Nonmetallic Minerals 504. 43

504. LUBRICATING OILS, INSULATING

OILS, AND GREASES (INCLUDES

PARAFFIN OIL)

501.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Gear Manufacturers Assn., Standard 250.01;

1946.' Lubrication of Enclosed and Open Gearing. Covers the method of lubricating and the type and

grade or oil to be used in enclosed gear drives and

open gearing. Applicable to helical, herringbone,

straight Devel, spiral bevel, worm, hypold, and spur types of gearing. Gives limitations, lubrication of gear teeth, temperature, type or oil, and viscosity. Also gives scope, limitations, methods

of lubrication, lubrication recommendations, and

maintenance ror lubrication or enclosed gear units

and ror oil lubrication or open gears. American Society ror Testing Materials, D92-45; 1945. American Petroleum Institute Standard 511-45. American Assn. or State Highway orriclals T 48. American Standards Assn., Zll. 6-1945. Method of Test ror Flash and Fire Points by Means or Ooen

Cup. For all petroleum products except ruel oils and those having an open cup riash below 175 F. Gives apparatus, procedure, riash point, Tire

point, precautions, and precision.

American society ror Testing Materials,, D155-45T;

1945. Tentative Method or Test ror Color or Lubri- cating Oil and Petrolatum by Means of A. S. T.M. Union Colorimeter. Gives scope, apparatus, proced- ure ror lubricating oil and petrolatum not darker

than 8 color, and procedure ror lubricating oil and petrolatum darker than 8 color. American Society ror Testing Materials, ES-43a; 1946. Emergency Method or Test ror Sulfated Residue From Lubricating Oils. Intended for the determination

or suirated residue rrom new and used lubricating

oils and rrom additive concentrates. Gives outline or method, apparatus, reagents, preparation or

sample, procedure, calculation, and precision. American Standards Assn., Z47. 1-1945. Color Code ror Lubrication or Machinery (American War Standard).

To racllltate the application or the proper type or lubricant to machinery. Gives scope and purpose, ldentiricatlon system, table showing colors for

classes or lubricants, and appendix.

504.1 SPECIAL LUBRICATING OILS

504.19 Miscellaneous Lubricating Oils

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Speciricatlon 3582-A-3;

1945. Oil; Lubricating and Preservative.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Speciricatlon 3606-1;

1945. Oil; Low Temperature Lubricating.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Speciricatlon

AN-0-3-6; 1945. Oil; Low Temperature Lubricating

Gear.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Speciricatlon AN0-6a-3; 1945. Oil; General Purpose, Low Temperature Lubricating.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- 0-7-2; 1946. Oil; Preservative ( for Hydraull

Equipment)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 14L7; 1945.

Lubricant, High-Temperature.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 14L8, 1945. Lubricant, Turret, Roller and Pinion.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 14L9a; 1945.

Lubricant, General-Purpose, No. 1. U. S. Gov. , Navy Dept. Specification 14L10a; 1945. Lubricant, General-Purpose, No. 2 (Wheel-Bearing,

Chassis Lubricant—WB)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. specification 14Llla; 1946. Lubricant, Water-Pump, No. 4.

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Speciricatlon 14-0-16; 1945.

Oil, Lubricating (Dental).

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv. , 737; 1945. Oil; Lubricating, General Household Use. Covers one type and one grade. Gives requirements

ror material, color and appearance, viscosity,

riash point, pour point, neutralization number,

corrosion, and water; methods or sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking ror shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Speciricatlon

2-27F; 1945. Oil, Lubricating, Light.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Speciricatlon,

2-122; 1944. Oil, Lubricating, Preservative Medium.

504.2 CYLINDER OILS

504.21 Compressor Oils for Air and for

Ammonia Compressors

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Speciricatlon

2-124; 1945. Oil, Lubricating, Rerrlgerant Compressors. 504.22 Engine Oils for Steam Engine

Cylinders and for Turbines

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 14-0-15; 1945.

Oil, Lubricating, Turbine (Noncorroslve)

504.23 Cylinder Oils for Internal-Combustion

Eng ines

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Speciricatlon AN0-8; 1946. Oil; Lubricating Alrcrart-Englne.

504.3 MACHINE OILS

504.37 Hydraul ic Oil

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Speciricatlon ANVV-0-366b-3; 1945. Oil; Hydraulic, Petroleum Base.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Speciricatlon 14-0-19; 1945.

Oil, Hydraulic (Noncorroslve).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. speciricatlon

2-79B; 1945. Oil, Hydraulic.

504.4 LUBRICATING GREASES

504.43 Gear, Chain, and Wire Rope Greases

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv., 766;

1946. Lubricant; Gear, Universal. For worm, spiral, bevel, and hypold gears requiring an extreme

pressure (E. P.) lubricant. Covers two grades de- signed as 80 and 90 dirrerentlated by viscosity.

Gives material and worKmanship, general requirements, viscosity, viscosity index, channel test, load-carrying capacity, stability test, corrosion

tests, roaming test, and turbidity; methods or

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sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. £. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

2-105B; 1946. Lubricant, Gear, Universal. 504.44 Graphite Greases

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3607; 1945. Grease; Lubricating Graphite.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification W-G-671b; 1945. Amend. 1; 1946. Grease; Lubricating, Graphite.

Covers three grades—(A) soft, (B) medium, and (C) hard. Gives material and workmanship, general requirements, ash as sulfates, moisture, mineral oil

content, and penetration; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

504.49 Miscellaneous Lubricating Greases

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANG-5a-l; 1945. Grease; High Temperature Lubricating.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANG-3a-3; 1945. Grease; Low Temperature Lubricating.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANG-10-4; 1945. Grease; Extreme Pressure Low Temperature Lubricating.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANG-14a, 1945. Grease; Gasoline and Oil Resistant.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- G-15-1; 1945. Grease; General Purpose Aircraft

Lubricating.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANG-25; 1946. Grease; Low Temperature Aircraft Lubricating (Low Volatility Type).

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification P-c-582; 1945.

Compound; Lubricating, Dental. Covers one type.

Gives requirements for material, workmanship, con- sistency, and tubes; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 14G1J; 1946.

Grease, Lubricating, Mineral.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 14G7a; 1946.

Grease, wool, Rope-Lubricant.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 14L3c; 1946. Lubricant, Ball- and Roller-Bearing.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

2-39D; 1945. Grease { Aluminum Base.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

2-108B; 1946. Grease, General Purpose, No. 2. 504.5 PARAFFIN, PARAFFIN OIL, AND PARAFFIN

WAX 504.50 General Items

Natural Gasoline Association of America. Standard

Table of Physical Constants for the Paraffin Hydrocarbons. N.G.A.A. Standard 2145; 1942. Revised

1945. To provide the natural gasoline industry

with authoritative numerical values of the physical

properties of hydrocarbons commonly occurring In the natural gasoline range. Includes table showing

physical constants of paraffin hydrocarbons, constants used In calculations, and examples of calculations.

504.51 Candles

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification c-C-91a; 1946. Candles. Covers one type and three classes—(A) 6-hour, (B) 6- to 8-hour, emergency, and (C) 4-

hour. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, wick, burning, temperature effect, solubility, burning time and dimensions, and deformation; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

u. s. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal corps specification

74-64; 1945. Candle ML-90. 504.54 Paraffin Wax

American Society for Testing Materials, D612-45;

1945. American Petroleum Institute Standard, 544-

45. American Standards Assn.., Zl 1.50-1945. Stand- ard Method of Test for Carbonlzable substances in Paraffin Wax. Applicable to paraffin wax to ascertain whether it conforms to the standard of quality

required for pharmaceutlcal^use. Gives apparatus,

reagents, procedure, and interpretation of results. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Melting Point of Paraffin wax, Tentative Standard

T 630 m-45; 1945. Covers definition, apparatus,

procedure, report, and reproducibility. This pro- cedure is standard method of American society for Testing Materials, American Standards Assn., Z11.4-

1942, and American Petroleum Institute No. 513-42.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

2-63C; 1944. Wax, Paraffin.

504.6 PETROLATUM

American Society for Testing Materials, D155-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for color of Lubri- cating Oil and Petrolatum by Means of A. S.T.M.

Union Colorimeter. Gives scope, apparatus, procedure for lubricating oil and petrolatum not darker

than 8 color, and procedure for lubricating oil and petrolatum darker than 8 color. American Society for Testing Materials, D565-45;

1945. American Petroleum Institute Standard, 545-

45. American standards Assn., Zll. 49-1945. stand- ard Method of Test for Carbonlzable substances in White Mineral Oil (Liquid Petrolatum). To ascertain whether it conforms to the standard of quality

required for pharmaceutical use. Gives apparatus,

reagents, procedure, and Interpretation of results. 504.7 CUTTING OILS

U. s. Gov., Federal specification w-B-136; 1945.

Base; Oil, Cutting, sulphur and Chlorine containing. Covers one grade. ©Ives general requirements

for viscosity, pour point, flash point, color, water content, sediment, mlsclblllty, corrosion,

saponlflable oil content, sulfur, chlorine, and

cutting performance; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification W-0-241; 1945.

Oil; Cutting, Mineral, covers two grades—No. 1, and No. 2. Gives general requirements and require- ments for viscosity, flash point, pour point, water and sediment, and color; methods of sampling,

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Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification W-0-251a; 1945. Oil; Cutting, Mlneral-Fatty-Oll-Blend. Covers

three grades—No. 1, No. 2, and No. 3. Gives gen- eral requirements and requirements for viscosity, flash point, pour point, color, neutralization

number, fatty oil content, sediment, gumming, corrosion, and water content; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification Vv-0-275; 1945.

Oil; Cutting, Sul furl zed- Fatty-Mineral. Covers

four grades designated by the letters A, B, C, and

D; and grades A and B shall be two types designated

by the numerals I and II. Gives general require- ments and requirements for color, flash point, vis- cosity, pour point, water content, saponlflable

oil, sulfur, and solubility test; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification VV-0-283;. 1945. Oil; Cutting, Sulfurlzed-Mlneral. Covers two grades designated by the numbers 1 and 2. Gives

general requirements and requirements for viscosity, pour point, flash point, color, water content, saponlflable oil, and active sulfur; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov. , Navy Dept. Specification 14-0-lib; 1945.. Oil, Cutting, Mineral -Lard, Sulfur-Treated.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

2-123; 1945. Oil, Cutting, Sulfurlzed. 504.8 TRANSFORMER AND SWITCH INSULATING OILS

American Society for Testing Materials, D94-45; 1945. American Petroleum Institute Standard, 547-45.

American Standards Assn., Zll. 20-1945. Standard

Method of Test for Saponification Number. of Petro- leum Products by Color Indicator Titration. The method Is applicable to new and used petroleum oils Including electrical Insulating oils and to mixtures of fats and mineral oils. Gives definition,

outline of method, apparatus, reagents, blank de- terminations, sample, procedure, calculation,

Identification of fat, and reproducibility of results. American Society for Testing Materials, D831-45T;

1945. Tentative Methods or Test for Gas Content of Insulating Oils. Intended for determining the gas

content of electrical Insulating oils of low viscosities. Gives nature of test, sampling, apparatus, calibration of apparatus, procedure and calcu- lation for routine method and for referee method;

and explanatory note. 505. ASPHALT AND OTHER BITUMINOUS

MATERIALS

505.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, D92-45; 1945. American Petroleum Institute Standard 511-45.

American Assn. of state Highway Officials T 48. American standards Assn. Zll. 6-1945. Method of Test for Flash and Fire Points by Means of Open

Cup. For all petroleum products except fuel oils

and those having an open cup flash below 175 F.

. Gives apparatus, procedure, flash point, fire

point, precautions, and precision.

505.1 ASPHALTS

505. 13 Asphalt Cement

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications for Membrane Waterproofing. Gives requirements for plastic cement.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv.., 278a; 1945. Cement, Fatty Acid Pitch Base, Plastic. Covers one type and one grade. Cement shall be

composed of a suitable Inorganic filler, suitable

solvent, and a binder consisting essentially of a suitable fatty acid pitch base material. Intended

for use In repair of roofs, walls, and foundations

and as an expansion Joint and caulking material.

Gives requirements for colors, nonvolatile matter, Inorganic filler and coloring material, workability, behavior at 70° C.., behavior at 0° C, staining, and paint bleeding; methods of sampling, in- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

505.14 Oil Asphalt

Asphalt Institute. Construction Series 51; 1940. Revised Specifications for cut-Back Asphalts. In- cludes viscosity, distillation, tests on residue

from distillation, new specifications for type RC and MC materials, methods of test, and uses for

cut-back asphalts.-

505.15 Asphalt and Other Bituminous Fillers

American Public Works Assn. Speci flcatlon. for Portland Cement Concrete Pavement, Fl-44; 1944. Includes Joint fillers. Gives requirements for bituminous premoulded fiber Joint filler (A. S. T.M. designation D544) and poured Joint filler Including

asphalt filler, flash point, softening point, penetration, loss on heating, ductility, total bitumen, and proportion of bitumen soluble In carbon tetrachloride.

U. S. Gov.., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv., 278a; 1945. Cement, Fatty Acid Pitch Base, Plastic. Covers one type and one grade. Cement shall be

composed of a suitable inorganic filler, suitable

solvent, and a binder consisting essentially of a suitable fatty acid pitch base material. Intended

for use In repair of roofs, walls, and foundations

and as an expansion Joint and caulking material.

Gives requirements for colors, nonvolatile matter, Inorganic filler and coloring material, workability, behavior at 70° C, behavior at 0° c., staining, and paint bleeding; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

505.16 Asphalt and Asphalt Felt for Roofing

and Waterproofing

American Assn. of state Highway Officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

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505. 16 Directory of Commodity Specifications

II, Sections 17 and 18—Waterproofing and Dampproofing. Gives general Information and require- ments for materials, storage of fabric, preparation

of surface, application, damage patching, protection course, and measurement and payment.

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications for Membrane Waterproofing. Gives scope, design, types, and requirements for bitumen, asphalt

for saturant and mopping above ground, asphalt for mopping below ground, coal-tar pitch for saturant and mopping, asphaltlc primer, creosote primer,

fabric, untreated fabric, treated fabric, felt, In- sulating paper, plastic cement, asphalt mastic, coal-tar pitch mastic, premoulded asphalt blocks,

asphalt plank, materials Tor concrete, brick, Inspection and tests, and application. American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual of Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications for Membrane waterproofing. Gives require- ments for asphaltlc primer.

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. specifications for Membrane Waterproofing. Gives require- ments for felt. American society for Testing Materials, D249-45T;

1945. ' Tentative Specifications for Asphalt Roofing Surfaced with Coarse Mineral Granules. Cover as- phalt roofing In sheet form surfaced with colored mineral granules, either 36 or 32 in. in width,

composed of rooflng-felt saturated and coated on

both sides with asphalt and surfaced on the weather

side with granulated slate or equivalent mineral

material. Gives manufacture, character of felt, character of saturant and coatings, character of saturated felt, surface finish, physical properties, freedom from defects, pliability and stickiness, packing, marking, nails and lap-cement, sam- pling and testing, Inspection, and basis of rejection. A. S. T.M. Emergency Alternate Provision EA-D

249c; 1945 affected table I physical requirements

of asphalt roofing, section 10 packing, and section

.12 nails and lap-cement.

U. S. Gov. , Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R213-45; 1945. Asphalt Roll Roofing and Asphaltand Tar-Saturated-Felt Products. To simplify the types and varieties of asphalt and tar roofing

products. Gives tables showing item, unit area, shipping weight, and minimum weight of moisture

free dry felt for smooth-surfaced roll roofing,

mineral-surfaced roll roofing, roll siding, and

saturated felt.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv. , 438b; 1945. Priming-Material, Fatty Acid Pitch Base; Brushing and Spraying Conslstancy (for Concrete,

Masonry, and Other Mineral surfaces). Covers one

type and one grade of a suitable fatty acid pitch

base dissolved In a suitable volatile organic solvent. Gives requirements for color, consistency,

nonvolatile matter, ash content, heat and cold

test, and paint bleeding test; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. s. Gov.., u. s. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 81-61; 1945. Flooring, Felt, Asphalt Impregnated, 36 x 96 Inches. 505.17 Asphaltic Mastic Flooring

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications for Membrane Waterproofing. Gives requirements for asphalt mastic. American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications for Membrane Waterproofing. Gives require- ments for premoulded asphalt blocks. Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Companies.

Factory Mutual Bulletin of Loss Prevention 4.20;

1942. Making Factory Floors Watertight. Discusses wooden floors, concrete floors, general precautions, drainage, and waterproof covers. Covers

adaptability, application, and limitations of hot

asphalt mastic flooring, pitch mastic flooring, as- phalt emulsion flooring, magnesite composition

flooring, rubber membrane flooring, asphalt and

membrane flooring, and lightweight surfacing.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification 59-MC-3 (Tentative); 1946. Deck Coverings; Asphalt Emulsion Mastic and Its Application In Refrigerated

Spaces. Covers one type and one grade. Gives re- quirements for materials, workmanship, composition,

preparation of base, mixing, method of application in refrigerated spaces, thickness, and details;

Inspection, sampling, and methods of test; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

505.19 Miscellaneous Specifications for

Asphalt

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual of Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications for Bituminous Emulsions for Dampprooflng. Covers materials and methods for dampprooflng steel and concrete surfaces by use of asphalt emulsions

(clay, type) and concrete surfaces by use of coaltar emulsions (soap type). Gives requirements for materials and- application.

Asphalt Institute, construction Series 53; 1940. Specifications for Emulsified. Asphalts. Includes

tests on emulsion and tests on residue (A.S. T.M.

methods)., and scope and uses.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-102;

1944. Packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment;

Composition Topcoatlng Materials, pltumlnous.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv.., 439b; 1945. Coating-Material, Fatty Acid Pitch Base; (Nonbleedlng) Brushlng-Conslstency (for Foundations, Roofs, Walls, Etc.). covers one type and

one grade composed of suitable inorganic filler, volatile organic solvent, and binder consisting of suitable fatty acid pitch material; Intended for use as a dampprooflng material In the maintenance

of bituminous and metal roofing and for application

on walls and foundations. Gives requirements for

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colors, consistency, nonvolatile matter, Inorganic filler and coloring material, neat and cold test, and paint bleeding test; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and papkaglng, packing, and marking for shipment.

505.3 TAR AND TAR PITCH

505.35 Tar Cement

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications for Membrane Waterproofing. Gives requirements for plastic cement.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept.., Procurement Dlv. , 278a; 1945. Cement, Fatty Acid Pitch Base, Plastic.

Covers one type and one grade. Cement shall be composed of a suitable Inorganic filler, suitable

solvent, and a binder consisting essentially of a suitable fatty acid pitch base material. Intended

for use in repair of roofs, walls, and foundations

and as an expansion Joint and caulking material.

Gives requirements for colors, nonvolatile matter,

Inorganic filler and coloring material, workability, behavior at 70° C, behavior at o° C, staining, and paint bleeding; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

505.36 Tar and Tar Felt for Roofing and

Waterproofing

American Assn. of State Highway Officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Sections 17 and 18—Waterproofing and Dampproofing. Gives general information and requirements for materials, storage of fabric, preparation

of surface, application, damage patching, protection course, and measurement and payment.

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications for Membrane Waterproofing. Gives requirements for coal-tar pitch for saturant and mopping.

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications for Membrane Waterproofing. Gives requirements for felt.

U. S. Gov.., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R213-45; 1945. Asphalt Roll Roofing and Asphaltand Tar-Saturated-Felt Products. To simplify the types and varieties of asphalt and tar roofing

products. Gives tables showing Item, unit area, shipping weight, and minimum weight of moisture

free dry felt for smooth-surfaced roll roofing,

mineral-surfaced roll roofing, roll siding, and

. saturated felt. - U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., procurement Dlv.., 438b;

1945. Priming-Material, Fatty Acid Pitch Base; Brushing and Spraying consistency (for Concrete,

Masonry, and Other Mineral Surfaces). Covers one type and one grade of a suitable fatty acid pitch

base dissolved In a suitable volatile organic solvent. Gives requirements for color, consistency,

nonvolatile matter, ash content, heat and cold

test, and paint bleeding test; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

505.39 Miscellaneous Specifications for Tar

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads.

Manual of Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications for Bituminous Emulsions for Dampproof Ing. Covers materials and methods for dampprooflng steel

and concrete surfaces by use of asphalt emulsions

(clay type) and concrete surfaces by use of coaltar emulsions (soap type). Gives requirements for materials and application.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P7ia; 1946. Primer and Enamel, Coal-Tar.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept.., Procurement Dlv.., 439b; 1945. Coating-Material, Fatty Acid Pitch Base; (Nonbleeding) Brushlng-Conslstency (for Foundations, Roofs, Walls, Etc.). Covers one type and

one grade composed of suitable inorganic filler,

volatile organic solvent, and binder consisting of suitable fatty acid pitch material; intended for

use as a dampprooflng material In the maintenance

of bituminous and metal roofing and for application

on walls and foundations. Gives requirements for colors, consistency, nonvolatile matter, Inorganic

filler and coloring material, heat and cold test, and paint bleeding test; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

505.4 BITUMINOUS SURFACE TREATMENTS

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, Civil Aeronautics Administration, Office of Federal Airways. Specification CAA-637; 1943. Bituminous Coatings for

Steel Surfaces.

507. BITUMINOUS PRODUCTS

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 83-25; 1946. Pipe and Fittings, Sewer, Bltumlnlzed-Flbre. 509. MISCELLANEOUS OILS

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv.., 731; 1945. Oil; Penetrating. Covers one grade and one type Intended for loosening frozen metallic parts,

such as nuts, bolts, etc. Gives requirements for material, composition, color and appearance, viscosity, flash point, pour point, water, and corrosion; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept.., Procurement Dlv.., 734; 1945. 011; Air-Filter Screen (for Use with Automatic Air-Filter Screens). Covers one type, one grade, and two classes —(A) 10° F. pour point and

(B) 35° F. pour point. Intended for use with

multlpanel automatic air-filters In air conditioning systems. Gives requirements for mineral oil,

flash point, viscosity at 100° F.., pour point,

neutralization number, color, and odor; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging and marking for shipment.

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510-519 STONE, SAND, AND CEMENTITIOUS MATERIAL

511. STONE AND STONE MANUFACTURES

511.7 ROCK AND STONE FOR ROAD BUILDING

511.72 Riprap

American Assn. of State Highway Officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 15—Riprap. Gives requirements for materials, dry riprap for slopes, mortared riprap

for slopes, grouted riprap for slopes, stone riprap

for foundation protection, and concrete riprap in bags; and concrete slab riprap Including general

information and requirements for concrete, placing, and measurement and payment.

512. SAND, GRAVEL. BROKEN STONE, SLAG

512.! SAND, GRAVEL, BROKEN STONE

512.13 Fine Aggregate

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification SS-A-28ia; 1941. Amend. 2; 1945. Aggregate; (for) Port land -CementConcrete. Covers two classes— (l) fine aggregate

and (2) coarse aggregate, two grades—(A) for use

in concrete structures In general and (B) for use

only In concrete protected from the weather. Gives requirements for sizes, materials, grading, mortar strength, soundness, and resistance to abrasion;

methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and

packing and marking.

512.11 Coarse Aggregate

American public works Assn. Specification for Port- land cement concrete Pavement, Fl-44; 1944. In- cludes concrete Aggregates. A.S.T.M. designation

C33 adopted as part of these specifications for both fine and coarse aggregate. At least two sizes

of coarse aggregate shall be used to insure uniformity. Gives table showing grading of coarse

aggregate and soundness test.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification SS-A-28ia; 1941. Amend. 2; 1945. Aggregate; (for) Portland-CementConcrete. covers two classes — (i) fine aggregate

and (2.) coarse aggregate, two grades— (A) for use

In concrete structures in general and (B) for use only In concrete protected from the weather. Gives requirements for sizes, materials, grading, mortar strength, soundness, and resistance to abrasion;

methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packing and marking.

514. GYPSUM, GYPSUM PLASTERS, AND

OTHER PLASTERS

514.2 CALCINED GYPSUM (PLASTER OF PARIS)

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification SS-P-446; 1946. Plaster-of-Paris; Dental and Orthopedic. Covers

three types— (I) model and orthopedic, (II) im- pression, and (III) impression, self-separating.

Gives requirements for material, workmanship, In- structions, fineness, and details for each type;,

methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

514.3 GYPSUM PLASTER

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification SS-P-402; 1945 and Amend, l; 1945. Plaster; Gypsum. Covers five types — (N) neat, (W) wood flbered, (B) prepared

sanded brown coat, (S) prepared sanded scratch

coat, and (G) calcined gypsum for finishing coat. Gives requirements for material and workmanship,

chemical composition, and physical properties;

methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

514.4 LIME PLASTER

National Lime Assn. Specifications for Lime and Its Uses in Plastering, Stucco, Unit Masonry and con- crete, 1945. Includes lime plaster and lime

stucco. Gives materials, plaster proportions and application (base coats)., plaster proportions and application (finish coats)., stucco proportions and application (base coats)., and stucco proportions

and application (finish coat).

515. MAGNESITE

Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Companies.

Factory Mutual Bulletin of Loss -prevention, 4.20;

1942. Making Factory Floors watertight. Discusses wooden floors, concrete floors, general precautions, drainage, and waterproof covers. Covers

adaptability, application, and limitations of hot

asphalt mastic flooring, pitch mastic flooring, as- phalt emulsion flooring, magneslte composition

flooring, rubber membrane flooring, asphalt and

membrane flooring, and lightweight surfacing.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification 59-MC-2 (Tentative); 1944. Deck Covering; Magnesia

Oxychlorlde Cement (Magneslte) and Its Application. Covers one grade for each type and three types— (I) single coat application, (II) base coat, and (III) finish coat. Gives requirements for materials,

workmanship, composition, preparation of steel

deck, mixing, method of application, thickness,

efflorescence, and details; sampling, inspection, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

516. CEMENT, CONCRETE, AND MORTAR

516.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Concrete institute. ACI Standards-1945.

American Standards Assn., A89. 1-1946. Building

Regulations for Reinforced Concrete, ACI 318-41. Gives general requirements, materials and tests, concrete quality and working stresses, mixing and- placing concrete, forms and details of construction, design—general considerations, flexural

computations, shear and diagonal tension,, bond an<l anchorage, flat slabs-—with square or rectangular

panels, reinforced concrete columns and walls, and

footings.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-114; 1945. Supplementary Equipment, Set

No. 13 Soil Testing (Concrete).

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516.1 CEMENT

516.11 PORTLAND CEMENT

American Assn. of State Highway Officials. Standard

Specifications for Hlgnway Bridges, 1944. Division

IV, Section l—Cement. Covers five types — (I) gen- eral concrete construction, (II) general concrete construction exposed to moderate sulfate action,

(III) high early strength, (IV) low heat of hydration, and (V) high sulfate resistance. Gives requirements for sampling and testing.

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads.

Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Standard

Specifications for Portland Cement. Gives scope, basis of purchase, definition, chemical requirements, physical requirements, packaging and marking, storage, Inspection, rejection, and methods of testing.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification SS-C-192; 1946. Cements; Portland. Covers ten types of Portland

cement—five types without alr-entralnlng agents,

each designated by number, and five corresponding

types with alr-entralnlng agents, each designated

by Inclusion of the letter "A" In the type number;

type (I) for use In general concrete construction;

(II) for use In general concrete construction and

In construction exposed to moderate sulfate action,

or where moderate heat of hydration Is required;

(III) for use where high early strength Is required; (IV) for use where low heat of hydration is required; and (V) for use where high sulfate resistance is required. Gives requirements for material and workmanship, chemical requirements, physical requirements, and additions during grinding; methods of sampling, Inspection, and testing; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

516.19 Miscellaneous Cements

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, civil Aeronautics Administration, Office of Federal Airways. Spec If 1- 1 cation CAA-694; 1944. Cement; Hydraulic, Blast- ! Furnace Slag.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification SS-C-i58b; 1946. 1 Cements, Hydraulic; General Specifications (Methods

j for Sampling, Inspection, and Testing). Covers re- quirements which are common to all specifications

for cements unless specifically excepted In detail

specification. It does not describe the material

or article but provides means for determining

whether the material or article conforms to the detail requirements. Complete test methods are

given In detail.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 32C8c; 1945.

Cement, Silica.

516.2 STUCCO

National Lime Assn. Specifications for Lime and Its Uses In Plastering, Stucco, Unit Masonry and Con- crete, 1945. Includes lime plaster and lime

stucco. Gives materials, plaster proportions and application (base coats), plaster proportions and application (finish coats), stucco proportions and application (base coats), and stucco proportions

and application (finish coat).

516.3 CONCRETE AND MORTARS

American Assn. of State Highway Officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 4—Concrete Masonry. Gives general re- quirements, care and storage of concrete aggregates, storage of cement, classes of concrete,

classification and proportioning of concrete mixtures, consistency, measurement of materials, mixing concrete, handling and placing concrete, pneu- matic placing, pumping, depositing concrete under

water, construction Joints, rubble or cyclopean

concrete, concrete exposed to sea water, concrete

exposed to alkali soils or alkali water, falsework and centering, forms, removal of falsework and

forms, concreting In cold weather, curing concrete, expansion and fixed Joints and bearings, and finishing concrete surfaces. American Assn. of State Highway Officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 24—Separate concrete wearing Surface. Gives general description and requirements for

measurement and payment.

American Concrete Institute. ACI Standards-1945.

Recommended Practice for the Design of Concrete

Mixes, ACI 613-44. Gives Introduction, recommended procedure, and appendix; and tables showing net

water-cement ratios for various types of construction and exposure conditions, compressive strength

for various water-cement ratios, recommended slumps

for various types of construction, maximum size of aggregate recommended for various types of construction, approximate sand and water contents per cubic yard of concrete, typical minimum program of concrete mix' tests, strength data from concrete mix

tests, rules and Increments for mix adjustments,

and mixes for small Jobs. American Concrete Institute. ACI Standards-1946.

Recommended Practice for Measuring, Mixing, and

Placing Concrete, ACI 614-42. Gives Introduction,

measurement, mixing, placing, general considerations, and closure. American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications for Concrete and Reinforced Concrete Railroad Bridges and Other Structures. Gives general assumptions, design loads for railway structures,

summary of working stresses, direct stress In concrete, shearing stress In concrete, and stresses In reinforcement. American Society for Testing Materials, C178-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Alr-Settlng

Refractory Mortar (Wet Type) for Boiler and Incin- erator Service. For use In laying up fireclay re- fractories In boiler furnaces and Incinerators.

Gives classes, quality, test requirements, sampling, re tests, and methods of testing.

American Society for Testing Materials, C198-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for Bonding Strength

of Alr-Settlng ReTractory Mortar (Wet Type). Covers a procedure for determining the bonding strength

of alr-settlng refractory mortar (wet type) by obtaining the modulus of rupture of oven-dried brlck- mortar Joints. Gives apparatus and supplies, sampling, procedure, and report.

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American Society for Testing Materials, C199-46T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for Refractoriness

of Alr-Settlng Refractory Mortar (Wet Type). Covers a procedure for determining refractoriness of three classes of alr-settlng refractory mortar (wet type) by heating a pier of brick laid up with the test mortar to learn whether the prescribed heat treatment causes the mortar to flow out of the Joints. Gives apparatus and supplies, sampling,

procedure, and report.

American standards Assn., A69. 1-1945. Sponsored by

Gypsum Assn. and Building Officials Conference of America, Inc. Reinforced Gypsum Concrete. Gives

requirements for materials, strength of gypsum concrete, allowable stresses, design, and Inspection.

National Lime Assn. Specifications for Lime and Its Uses In plastering, 'stucco, Unit Masonry, and Con- crete, 1945. Includes mortars for use In unit masonry and lime In concrete. Gives materials,

batching, proportions, concrete for footings and

foundation walls, reinforced concrete above grade, and paving, driveways, etc. U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 32M3c; 1945.

Mortar, Refractory, High-Temperature, Alr-Settlng.

516.4 CONCRETE BRICKS, BLOCKS, AND CAST

STONE

American Concrete institute. ACI Standards-1945.

Specification for Cast Stone, ACI 704-44. Gives

definition, minimum compressive strength, average

water absorption, aggregate, selection of specimens

for testing, and methods of testing.

American institute of Architects and The Producers'

Council, Inc., sponsors. American standards Assn., A62. 3-1946. Standard Sizes of Clay and Concrete

Modular Masonry units. Covers unit sizes and per- missible size variations for clay and concrete

modular masonry units. Gives scope, definitions,

clay masonry units, concrete masonry units, and

appendix. Cast Stone Institute. Complete Architectural Specifications for Cast Stone, 1945. The work covered by this specification Is subject to the provisions

of the General Conditions of the Contract. Covers scope of work, division of work, drawings and details, kind and finish, models and carving, tests, handling and storing at site, setting mortar, cen- tering, anchors, setting, protection, cleaning,

pointing, and patching.

Cast Stone institute. Short Form Basic Specification

for Cast stone. Cast stone shall be the product of an established manufacturer whose material has pre- viously been used In similar work with satisfactory

results. Covers physical quality, color and finish, workmanship, curing, samples, tests, and

notes. Underwriters' Laboratories, inc., 1945. Standard for Concrete Masonry Units. Covers hollow and solid concrete masonry units which have been shown by

fire tests to be eligible for fire retardant classifications under standard fire exposure conditions as specified In the American Standard Fire Test

Specifications. Gives design, dimensions, materials, cement, cement-aggregate proportion, aggregate, strength, consistency, curing methods, and

fire endurance tests. 82

517. LIME

517.0 GENERAL ITEMS American Society for Testing Materials, C110-45T;

1945. Tentative Methods of Physical Testing of Quicklime and Hydra ted Lime. Gives test procedures

for residue, standard consistency of lime putty,

plasticity of lime putty, soundness of hydrated

lime, popping and pitting of hydrated lime, and

water retention of hydrated lime: National Lime Assn. Specifications for Lime and Its Uses In Plastering, stucco, Unit Masonry and Con- crete, 1945. Includes methods of test. Gives

sampling, chemical composition, physical testing,

preparation of putty from quicklime, unhydrated

oxides, fineness, popping and pitting, plasticity,

soundness, residue, and water retentlvlty.

517.2 HYDRATED LIME AND QUICKLIME

National Lime Assn. Specifications for Lime and Its Uses in Plastering, Stucco, Unit Masonry, and Con- crete, 1945. Includes finishing hydrated lime; masons hydrated lime; quicklime—-lump, pebble,

crushed, granular and ground; and quicklime—pulverized. Gives definition, uses, scope, chemical

composition, residue., fineness, soundness, pitting

and popping, plasticity, water retentlvlty, and

methods of test.

5 I 8. CONSTRUCTION WORK

518.0 GENERAL ITEMS Associated General Contractors of America, inc. Manual, 1946. Contracts. Includes standard contract forms for engineering construction, standard building contract of the American Institute of Architects, subcontract form, standard government

contract —u. S. Standard Form No. 23, A.G. C. cost plus a fee contract, construction service contract —principles and practice, equipment rental

agreement, and A.G. C. proposal form. Associated General Contractors of America, inc.

Manual, 1946. Estimating and Accounting. Includes hlglway estimate sheets, building estimate summary,

Job overhead summary, contractors' equipment owner- ship expense, and equipment record. Associated General Contractors of America, inc.

Manual, 1946. investigation of Bidders, includes standard pre-quallflcat ion questionnaires and financial statements for prospective bidders,

standard questionnaires and financial statement for bidders, and financial statement and questionnaire

for credit transactions. Associated General Contractors of America, Inc. Manual, 1946. Miscellaneous. Includes advantages

of winter construction, the functions of a general

contractor, A.G.C. governing measures, and A.G.C.

code of ethics. 518.1 GRADING FOR ROADS

518. 10 General I terns American Society for Testing Materials, D420-46;

1945. Standard Methods of Surveying and Sampling

Soils for Highway Subgrades. Covers purpose,

scope, and equipment for subgrade survey, soil
f/onmetallic Minerals 518.37

profile determination, examination of soli section,

for roads In service and new roads, typical survey

sheets, and analysis of data.

518.3 PAVEMENT SURFACES

518.30 General Items

American Assn. of State Highway officials. Design

Standards for Construction and Reconstruction of Secondary and Feeder Roads, 1945. Gives definition, traffic basis, design speed, sharpest curve, maximum gradient, non-passing sight distance,

width of surfacing or pavement, width of roadbed, new

bridges, bridges to remain, and width of right-of-way.

American Assn. of State Highway officials. Design

Standards for the National System of interstate'

Highways, 1945. Gives definition, traffic basis, control of access, railroad crossings, crossroads,

design speed, allnement control, sight distance,

gradients, pavement widths, divided highways,

three-lane highways, shoulders, slopes, right-ofway, culverts, bridges, and design policies.

•518.31 Cement Concrete Pavements

American Concrete institute. ACI Standards-1945.

Specifications for Concrete pavements and Bases,

ACI 617-44. Gives scope, materials, proportions of materials, measurement and handling of materials,

mixing, high early strength concrete, subgrade

preparation, forms, Installation of joints and re- inforcement, placing and finishing concrete, curing, miscellaneous, and table showing proportions

based on uniform cement content. American Public Works Assn. Specification for port- land Cement Concrete pavement, Fl-44; 1944. Intended to cover average conditions for concrete and reinforced concrete pavements. Gives subgrade,

materials, pavement section, Joints, forms, water

supply, curb and gutter, proportioning concrete,

mixing concrete, depositing concrete, finishing

concrete, curing, protection and opening to traffic, acceptance, and recommendations on design.

518.34 Bituminous Macadam and Bituminous

Concrete Pavements

American Assn. of State Highway officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 24—Bituminous carpets. Gives general

Information and requirements for materials, prepa- ration of subfloor, construction of tar mat surface, construction of asphalt mat surface (mixed

method), construction of asphalt mat surface (penetration method), opening to traffic, and measurement and payment.

American public Works Assn. Standard Specification

for Bituminous Macadam pavement, G2-46; 1946. in- tended to serve the public works engineer as a guide or model In the preparation of actual contract specifications. Covers general requirements,

materials, construction, protection of pavement,

and maintenance. American public Works Assn. Standard Specification for Asphaltlc Concrete pavement, G3-46; 1946. intended to serve the public works engineer as

a guide or model in the preparation of actual I

contract specifications. Covers general requirements, materials, paving plant, paving plant operation, construction, and maintenance. American public Works Assn. Standard Specification

for Cold Laid Asphaltlc Concrete pavement, G4-46;

1946. intended to serve the public works engineer

as a guide or model In the preparation of actual

contract specifications. Covers general requirements, materials, paving plant, paving plant operation, construction, and maintenance. 518.37 Asphalt Pavements

American Assn. of State Highway officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 24—Asphalt Block Wearing Surface. Gives general Information and requirements for materials, preparation of subfloor, mortar bed,

laying the blocks, opening to traffic, and measurement and payment.

American Public Works Assn. Standard Specification

for Sheet Asphalt pavement, Gl-46; 1946. intended

to serve the public works engineer as a guide or model for the preparation of actual contract specifications. Covers general requirements, materials,

paving plant, paving plant operation, construction, and maintenance. Asphalt institute. Construction Series 52; 1940. Revised Specifications for Slow-Curing Liquid As- phaltlc Road Materials, includes new specifications for type SC materials and methods of test

(A. S.T.M. methods).

Asphalt institute. Construction Specifications, A-2-

a; 1945. Hot-Mix, Hot-Laid, Asphaltlc Concrete paving (Dense Graded Aggregate Type), includes

description, asphalt cement, coarse aggregate, fine aggregate, mineral filler, characteristics of paving mixtures, approval of materials, methods of testing, paving plant Inspection, paving plant

essentials, preparation of asphalt cement, preparation of mineral aggregate, preparation and composition of mixture, transportation of mixture, placing

asphalt mixture, Joints, compaction of mixture,

method of measurement, basis of payment, and methods of testing mixtures. Asphalt institute. Construction Specifications, A-2-

b; 1945. Hot-Mix, Hot-Laid, Asphaltlc Concrete

paving (Graded Aggregate Type), includes description, asphalt cement, coarse aggregate, fine aggregate, mineral filler, characteristics of paving

mixtures, approval of materials, methods of testing, paving plant Inspection, paving plant essentials, preparation of asphalt cement, preparation

of mineral aggregate, preparation and composition

of mixture, transportation of mixture, placing as- phalt mixture, Joints, compaction of mixture, method of measurement, basis of payment, and methods of testing mixtures. Asphalt institute. Construction Specifications, p-i; 1945. Asphalt Priming of Granular Type Base

Courses. includes description, asphalt primer,

sand, approval of materials, methods of testing,

preparation of existing surface, application of as- phalt primer, application of sand cover, methods of measurement, basis of payment, and Important notice

to engineers.

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Asphalt institute, inspection of Hot-Mix, Hot-Laid

Asphaltlc Concrete paving, 1945. includes inspection personnel, paving plant inspection, asphalt

plant inspector's dally report, Job Inspection, and

Job Inspector's dally report.

518.39 Miscellaneous Pavements Specifications

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications for the Construction of prefabricated Sectional Treated Timber Crossings. Gives general re- quirements, track; structure and size of crossing,

materials, size of sections, fabrication, flangeways and fillers, treatment, Installation, and re- lation of crossing to adjacent pavement.

518.4 BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION

518.11 Bridges

American Assn. of State Highway officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

I. General provisions Includes definition of

terms, proposal requirements and conditions, award

and execution of contract, scope of the work, control of the work, control of materials, legal relations and responsibility to public, prosecution and progress, and measurement and payment. Division

II. Construction Includes excavation and fill, sheet piles, bearing piles, concrete masonry, rein- forcement, ashlar masonry, mortar rubble masonry, dry rubble masonry, brick masonry, steel structures, bronze or copper-alloy bearing and expansion

plates, steel grid flooring, railings, painting

metal structures, riprap, concrete cribbing, waterproofing, dampprooflng, name plates, timber structures, preservative treatments for timber, timber

cribbing, sectional plate pipe and arches, and wearing surfaces. Division in. Design Includes general features of design, loads, distribution of loads, unit stresses, pile loads and bearing, sub- structures and retaining walls, structural steel

design, concrete design, design of timber structures, composite beams, sectional plate pipe, sectional plate arches, and rating of existing bridges.

Division iv. Materials Includes cement, water for use with cement, fine aggregate, coarse aggregate,

reinforcement, structural, eyebar and rivet steels,

wrought iron, steel forglngs, steel castings, gray- Iron castings, malleable castings, bronze or copper-alloy bearing and expansion plates, steel piles, steel sheet piling, steel grid floors,

paint, welding, sheet metal for water stops and

general use, sectional plate pipe and arches, stone

for masonry, brick, bituminous materials and Joint

fillers, asphalt paving blocks, premolded asphalt

plank, structural timber, lumber and piling, timber

preservatives, and timber connectors. American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications for Concrete and Reinforced Concrete Railroad Bridges and other Structures. Gives general as- sumptions, design loads for railway structures,

summary of working stresses, direct stress in concrete, shearing stress In concrete, and stresses in reinforcement.

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946.' Specifications for Rigid Frame Concrete Bridges. Gives

definitions and types, design, formulas for analysis, and details of design of various items in- volved.

518.42 Piling

American Assn. of State Highway officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 2—Sheet plies. For sheet piles to be

left In place so that It becomes a part of the fin- ished structure. Gives requirements for timber

sheet piles, concrete sheet piles, steel sheet

piles, and measurement and payment.

American Assn. of State Highway officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 3—Bearing piles. Gives requirements

for materials, design and condition of use, prepa- ration for driving, methods of driving, defective

piles, determination of bearing values, test piles,

order lists for piling, storage and handling of

timber piles, cutting off timber piles, cutting off steel or steel shell piles, capping timber piles, manufacture of precast concrete piles, storage and handling of precast concrete piles, manufacture of cast-ln-place concrete piles, extensions or "Buildups, " painting steel piles and steel pile shells, measurement and payment (methods A and B), payment

for test piles, and payment ,for loading plies.

518.43 Parapets and Railings

American Assn. of State Highway officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 13—Railings, Concrete. Gives general

Information and requirements for materials, railings cast In place, precast rails, surface finish,

expansion Joints, and measurement and payment.

518.46 Bridge Arches

American Assn. of State Highway officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 23—Sectional plate pipe and Arches. Gives general description and requirements for materials, description of plates, forming and

punching plates, field erection—pipe structures,

field erection—arches, strutting, arch substructures and headwalls, workmanship, method of measurement, and basis of payment.

518.5 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIAL

518.50 General Items

American institute of Architects and The producers'

Council, inc., sponsors... American Standards Assn.,

A62. 1-1945. Standard Basis for the Coordination of Dimensions of Building Materials and Equipment.

Establishes the basis for the coordination of dimensions of building materials and equipment, and

the basis for the correlation of building plans

with such dimensions. Gives scope, definitions,

basis for coordination, correlation of building

plans, correlation of details, coordinated modular

products, American standard coordinated sizes, and standard coordinated details.
Nonmetallic Minerals 518.57

American iron and Steel institute. Building Classi- fication and Fire protection Regulations, 1945. Covers classification of buildings by occupancy, types of construction, general building restrictions—fire districts, heights and areas, special occupancy requirements, fire protection requirements, approved fire resistance ratings of materials and constructions, and exit requirements.

American iron and Steel institute. Building Code Modernization (A Series of Reference Bulletins).

V—Steel Regulations, 1946. Covers hot-rolled

structural steel for buildings, other steel con- structions, building code regulations (riveted,

bolted, or welded construction), steel Joist construction, and formed steel constructions. American iron and Steel institute. Building Code Modernization (A Series of Reference Bulletins). VII—Steel piles for Foundations of Buildings,

1946. Covers steel foundation piles, recommended building code regulations for steel plies used In foundations of buildings, safe loads, concretefilled steel pipe plies, rolled structural steel

plies, and test of piles.

American Society for Testing Materials, C177-45;

1945. Standard Method of Test for Thermal Conduc- tivity of Materials by Means of the Guarded Hot

Plate. Describes procedures to be used in the de- termination of the thermal conductivity of Insulating, building, and other materials. Gives scope, symbols and definitions, apparatus, sampling and preparation of specimens, procedure, calculations,

and report. Associated Factory Mutual Fire insurance Companies,

pamphlet 32; 1930. Decay of Wood In industrial

Buildings. Covers nature and spread of decay, re- quirements of fungi for life and activity, decayreslstlve construction, natural durability of

lumber, lumber suitable for preservative treatment, wood preservatives, application of wood preservatives, and appendices.

Associated Factory Mutual Fire insurance Companies,

pamphlet 75; 1929. Salamander Fires—A Winter

Construction Hazard. Salamanders may be considered

as portable, open heating stoves. Discusses sala- mander fire causes and preventions and gives a number example of salamander fires and discusses

various types of damages.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Miscellaneous Publication M179; 1945. American Standards Assn., A58. 1-1945. American

Standard Building Code Requirements for Minimum

Design Loads In Buildings and other Structures.

Intended to govern assumptions for dead, live, and other loads in the design of buildings and other

structures. Gives general requirements, dead loads, live loads, soil and hydrostatic pressures, wind

loads, earthquake loads—general, earthquake

loads—major earthquakes, appendix, tables, and

figures.

518.51 Buildings and Dwellings

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS125-45", 1945. prefabricated Homes. To establish a measure of quality for prefabricated homes, provides minimum

requirements for one, one and a half, and two story

prefabricated homes. Covers structural strength of

the various component parts, requirements for light and ventilation, and recommended requirements for foundations, chimneys, heating, plumbing, Insulation, and electrical wiring. Gives definition,

general requirements, detail requirements, and recommended requirements, initiated by the Prefabricated Home Manufacturers' institute.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 80-6; 1945. 3arrack, portable, prefabricated,

20 by 48 Ft., Steel, Channel Frame, insulated.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 80-7; 1946. Barrack, portable, prefabricated,

20 by 48 Ft., Steel, Angle Frame, Tropical.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 80-8; 1945. Barrack, Portable, prefabricated,

20 by 48 Ft. , Steel, Angle Frame, Insulated.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 80-9; 1945. Barrack, portable, Precut, 20 x

48 Ft. , Wood, Tropical.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 80-10; 1945. Barrack, Portable, precut, 20 x

48 Ft. , All Wood, insulated.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 80-11; 1945. Barrack, portable, prefabricated, 20 by 48 Ft., Steel, Channel Frame, Tropical. 518.54 Inclosures

Society of Motion picture Engineers, sponsor. American Standards Assn., Z22.28-1946. Dimensions for projection Rooms and Lenses for Motion picture

Theaters. Gives projection lens height, projection

angle, observation port, projection lens mounting,

projection lens focal length, and projection objectives, focal markings.

518.55 Chimneys for Buildings

Associated Factory Mutual Fire insurance Companies.

Factory Mutual Bulletin of loss prevention, 7.62;

1945. Factory Chimneys—Concrete and Brick. Specifications for the erection and repair of chimneys more than 50 ft. hlgh< Covers details for concrete chimneys, radial brick chimneys, and common brick

chimneys.

518.56 Floors for Buildings

Associated Factory Mutual Fire insurance Companies.

Factory Mutual Bulletin of Loss prevention, 4.20;

1942. Making Factory Floors Watertight. Discusses wooden floors, concrete floors, general precautions, drainage, and waterproof covers. Covers

adaptability, application, and limitations of hot

asphalt mastic flooring, pitch mastic flooring, as- phalt emulsion flooring, magneslte composition

flooring, rubber membrane flooring, asphalt and

membrane flooring, and lightweight surfacing.

518.57 Ceilings and Roofing for Buildings

Associated Factory Mutual Fire insurance Companies.

Factory Mutual Bulletin of Loss prevention, 7.13; 1945. Anchorage for Factory Roofs—Principles and Design Data, includes basis of design, wind forces,

sheltering effects, suggested steps for designing

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roof anchorage, workmanship, foundations, calculations, suggested methods or roof anchorage, and

tables of data used In designing roof anchorage.

518.59 Miscellaneous Specifications for

Building Construction and Materials

Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.,

Inc. Equipment Standards, 1946. Part V—Miscella- neous Standards. No. 550 —Insulation for Cold

Storage Rooms. Covers purpose, scope, thickness of

Insulation, and table showing equivalent thickness

of corkfcoard for various room temperatures.

National Fire Protection Assn. American standards

Assn., Z20. 2-1946. Standard for Grandstands,

Tents, and Other Places of Outdoor Assembly. Cov- ers the design, construction, location, maintenance, and use of grandstands, tents, and other

structures and premises for use or used as places

of outdoor assembly. Its purpose Is to specify

reasonable standards as a means to safeguard per- sons and property Insofar as It affects public

safety. Gives definitions, places of outdoor as- sembly—general requirements, grandstands, tents, ways of egress from places of outdoor assembly,

fire protection In places of outdoor assembly, san- itary arrangements In places of outdoor assembly,

and appendix.

U. s. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 52cl2b; 1945.

Compound, Calking (for Metal Seams and Airports).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 59B4b; 1945.

Blanket, Sound-Absorbing.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv. , 684; 1945. Shields; Expansion, Fiber. Covers one type and two classes— (A) lag screw and (B) wood screw. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, design, fabrication, proof loads, water resistance, rot resistance, and details; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests;- and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

518.6 DRAINAGE STRUCTURES

518.67 Sewers, Sewer Pipe, and Drain Tile

Clay Sewer Pipe Assn., Inc. Standard Vitrified Clay

Pipe and Fittings, 1945. Cooperating with the

National Bureau of Standards, pipe manufacturers of

the Clay Sewer Pipe Assn. now classify and Identify

their output according to a uniform schedule of

standard and special Items. Specifications of physical and chemical properties and test procedures

are to be found In the current standards of the

A. S. T.M. Covers standard strength and extra strength

clay pipe Intended to be used for the conveyance of

sewage, Industrial wastes, and storm water. Gives

figures with tables showing sizes and dimensions. 518.8 MASONRY

518.80 General Items

American Institute of Architects and The Producers'

Council, Inc., sponsors. American Standards Assn., A62.2-1945. Standard Basis for the Coordination of Masonry. Establishes principles which apply to, and are sufficient for, the coordination of masonry

products. Gives scope, definitions, standardization of masonry unit sizes, and figure of nominal

masonry unit.

American Institute of Architects and The Producers'

Council, Inc., sponsors. .American standards Assn., A6£. 3-1946. standard sizes of Clay and Concrete

Modular Masonry Units. Covers unit sizes and permissible size variations for clay and concrete modular masonry units. Gives scope, definitions, clay masonry units, concrete masonry units, and appendix. 518.81 Dry Rubble Masonry

American Assn. of State Highway Officials, standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 8—Dry Rubble Masonry. Gives description and requirements for materials, size of stone, headers, shaping stone, laying stone, copings,

bridge seats and back.walls, and measurement and

payment.

518.82 Cement Rubble Masonry

American Assn. of state Highway Officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 7—Mortar Rubble Masonry. Gives de- scription and requirements for materials, size,

headers, shaping stone, laying stone, copings,

bridge seats and backwalls, arches, painting, and measurement and payment.

518.83 Brick Masonry

American Assn. of State Highway Officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 9—Brick Masonry. Gives description

and requirements for materials, construction, copings, bridge seats and backwalls, and measurement

and payment.

518.89 Miscellaneous Specifications for

Masonry

American Assn. of State Highway Officials. Standard Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 6—Ashlar Masonry. Gives description

and requirements for materials, size of stone, surface finishes of stone, dressing stone, stretchers,

headers, cores and backing, mixing mortar, laying

stone, leveling courses, resetting, dowels and

cramps, copings, arches, pointing, and measurement

and payment.

518.9 MISCELLANEOUS CONSTRUCTION WORK

American Assn. of State Highway Officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 16:—Concrete Cribbing. Gives general

Information and requirements for construction and measurement and payment.

American Petroleum Institute, Dlv. of Production.

Standard 4; 1944. Supplement l; 1946. specification for Standard Rigs, Derricks, and Accessory

Equipment. Covers material, workmanship and

finish, steel derrick dimensions, steel derrick

strength or capacity requirements, derrick substructures, standard rig parts, capacity rating of pumper structures, allowable unit stresses, specification for bolts, rating of radial bearings,

rating of flat thrust bearings, nailed wood derrick

dimensions, nailed wood derrick strength or capacity requirements, marking, inspection and rejection, and appendices.
520-529

Nonmetalltc Minerals

GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS

528.

520. GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, C162-

45T; 1945. Tentative Definition of the Term

Glass. Glass is an organic product, of fusion

which has cooled to a rigid condition without

crystallizing. Gives data for various types of glass.

Underwriters 1 Laboratories, inc. Bulletin of Research, 35; 1945. Tests of Some Forms of Window

Protection for Minimizing the Flying-Glass Hazard Caused by Air Waves From Explosions, information

about the effectiveness of various forms of protec- tion against the flying-glass hazard Involved In alr-rald bomb attacks. Covers Introduction, plan

of Investigation, test record, conclusions, and

literature references.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Miscellaneous publication M175; 1944. Antlscatter Treatments for Glass. Reports the results of an Investigation covering different

materials and methods for treating glass to pre- vent scattering. Gives Introduction, review of literature, description of apparatus, method

of test, description of materials, results of burst tests, results of accelerated aging tests, discussion, summary, references, and tabulation of

data.

521. FLAT GLASS

521.1 PLATE GLASS

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-357-A, 1945. Glass, Selected plate (photographic).

521.6 SPECIAL QUALITY GLASS

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 12031A,

1945. Glass; Bullet-Resistant.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 60Glb; 1946.

Glasses, port-Light, Evaporator.

524. LIGHTING GLOBES AND SHADES

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17L5h; 1945. Lenses and Globes, Electrlc-Llght.

525. LENSES

525.2 REFLECTORS

Illuminating Engineering Society. Specifications for Testing Lighting Equipment. Section ill, undated. Narrow Beam Enclosed Projectors and Asymmetric

Show-window Reflectors. Narrow beam enclosed pro- jectors Includes introduction, description of floodlight, description of lamp, procedure for making observations, computation of results, results to be reported, and appendix of constants; and asymmetric show-window reflectors Includes

general requirements, selection, physical measure- ments, output, candlepower distribution, lumen

distribution, typical show-window example, appendix, other data to be reported, remarks, and tables.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification 94-40740-a; 1945. Reflector, Reflex Taxlway

Delineator.

525.3 SIGNAL LAMP LENSES

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification l7L5h; 1945. Lenses and Globes, Electrlc-Llght.

525.9 MISCELLANEOUS LENSES

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANC-70a; 1945. Covers; Light- Transmitting (for Aero- nautical Lights).

526. CHEMICAL LABORATORY AND OTHER

GLASSWARE /

526.1 GLASS INSULATORS

U. ~S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-4935; 1944. insulators, pin-Type, Lime-Glass.

526.6 WATER GAUGES

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 13Glf; 1945. Glasses, Gage, Round (for pressures up to 200

pounds).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 13G2f; 1945. Glasses, Gage, Round and Flat, Reflex, under 125 pounds pressure.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 13G3h; 1945. Glasses, Gage, Flat, plain and Reflex, over 125 pounds pressure.

526.9 MISCELLANEOUS SPECIFICATIONS FOR GLASS

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAM-G-174;

1945. Glass, optical.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 23G7; 1946.

Glass, Fibrous (for Life preservers).

527. MIRRORS

U. 3. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40956;

1945. Mirror, Rear-View, TypeA-1.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 18M8a; 1946.

Mirrors, Signaling, Emergency.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Maritime Commission. Specification 18-MC-7 (Tentative); 1944. Mirrors; Signaling, Hand. Covers hellographlc type for hand use

In one grade and size with metal base or glass

Base. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, construction, size, pianarlty of reflecting

surface, lanyard, wiping cloth, container, and details; sampling, Inspection, and methods of

test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment. 528. GLASS CLOTH

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 32G9; 1946. Glass, Fibrous; Cloth, Tape, and Thread (for"

Lagging insulation)

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530-539 CLAY AND CLAY PRODUCTS

531 . CLAY

531.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, C71-46; 1945. Definitions of Terms Relating to Refractories.

Defines bond fire clay, dlaspore clay, fire clay,

flint fire clay, grog fireclay mortar, ground fire

clay, nodular fire clay, plastic or bond fire clay,

silica fire clay, abrasion of refractories, burning (firing) of refractories, corrosion of refractories, erosion of refractories, pyrometrlc cone

equivalent, slagging of refractories, and spalllng

of refractories.

American Society for Testing Materials, C180-46;

1945. Standard Method of Panel Test for Resistance to Thermal and Structural Spalllng of Fireclay Plastic Refractories. Covers the procedures

for determining the resistance of high heat duty

and super duty fireclay plastic refractories to

the separate and combined effects of structural

and thermal spalllng. Gives apparatus, test

specimens, procedure, preheating test panels, and

spalllng procedure.

American Society for Testing Materials, C181-45;

1945. Standard Method of Test for Workability In- dex of Fireclay Plastic Refractories. Covers a procedure for obtaining the workability Index of fireclay plastic refractory material by measuring

the plastic deformation of a molded test specimen

when subjected to Impacts. Gives apparatus, test specimens and their preparation, procedure, and

calculation and report.

American Society for Testing Materials, C201-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for Thermal Conduc- tivity of Refractories. For determining the comparative thermal conductivity of refractories under standardized conditions of testing. Gives apparatus, test sample and Its preparation, bulk density

of test specimen, procedure, record of test data,

calculations, and report.

American Society for Testing Materials, C202-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for Thermal Conduc- tivity of Fireclay Refractories. Gives scope., apparatus, test sample, Installation of thermocouples In test specimen, setting up back-up Insu- lation, sample, and silicon carbide slab, procedure., record of test data, calculations, and

report.

531.3 FIRE CLAY

American Society for Testing Materials, C18-45; 194*5. Methods of Chemical Analysis of Refractory Materials. Covers procedures for the chemical analysis

of fireclay, silica, hlgh-alumlna, and magneslte

refractories, and of chrome ore and chrome refractories. Gives reagents and special solutions required, preparation of samples for analysis, state- ment of analysis, blank, determinations, reproducibility of results; and details for testing the various materials named above.

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 32C6e; 1945.

Clay, Fire (for Foundry Use).

531.5 CLAY PRODUCTS, PIPE, CONDUIT, ETC.

Clay Sewer Pipe Assn., Inc. standard Vitrified Clay

Pipe and Fittings, 1945. Cooperating with the National Bureau of Standards, pipe manufacturers of

the Clay Sewer pipe Assn. now classify and Identify

their output according to a uniform schedule of standard and special Items. Specifications of physical' and chemical properties and test procedures are to be found in the current standards of the A.S.T.M. Covers, standard strength and extra

strength clay pipe Intended to be used for the con- veyance of sewage, Industrial wastes, and storm

water. Gives figures with tables showing sizes and dimensions.

U. S. Gov.., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified practice Recommendation

R211-46; 1945. Clay Sewer pipe and Fittings. To

simplify and standardize the sizes and varieties of pipe and fittings for regular stock purposes.

'Gives tables showing sizes, strength, and dimensions for standard-strength clay sewer pipe and

fittings and for extra-strength clay sewer pipe and

fittings. Endorsed by Clay Products Assn.

531.6 ENAMEL FOR ENAMELWARE

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANE-4a; 1945. Enamel; Porcelain. 532. CHINA AND PORCELAIN WARE

532.2 PORCELAIN PRODUCTS

532.21 Crucibles and Laboratory Porcelain

Ware

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 50Clk; 1946. Crucibles and Covers (for Foundry Use).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 50C4a; 1946. Crucibles (for Melting Aluminum)

.

532.22 Porcelain for Electrical Purposes

American Institute of Electrical Engineers, No. 41; 1944. American Standards Assn., C29. 1-1944. American standard insulator Tests. For making tests to determine the characteristics of Insulators to be used on electric power systems. Gives definitions,

specimen mounting for electrical test, electrical

tests, mechanical tests, galvanizing test, routine

tests, and figures.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 84-46; 1944. Holder, Wire, Porcelain, W/Galvanlzed Wood Screw.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 84-53; 1944. Insulator, Porcelain, Glazed,

Split Knob, Nail Type (Assembled).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 84-54; 1944. Insulator, Electric, Porcelain,

Glazed, Solid Knob, Nail Type (Assembled).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 84-56; 1944. Cleats, Two-Wire, porcelain,

Unglazed.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 84-56; 1944. Bushing, Porcelain, With Metal Clamping Ring.

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532.23 Tubs, Sinks, itfater-Closets, and Lavator ies

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 30Ulg; 1945. Urinals (Shipboard Use).

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 30W11; 1946. Water-Close ts (Shipboard use). 534. BRICK AND TILE

534.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Institute of Architects and the Producers'

Council, Inc., sponsors. American Standards Assn., A62. 3-1946. Standard Sizes of Clay and Concrete

Modular Masonry Units. Covers unit sizes and per- missible size variations for clay and concrete

modular masonry units. Gives scope, definitions,

clay masonry units, concrete masonry units, and

appendix.

534.10 General Items

American Society for Testing Materials, C38-45; 1945. Method of Panel Test for Resistance to Thermal and Structural Spalllng of Refractory Brick. The test

Is believed to give a sufficient simulation of service conditions to determine the separate or combined effects of structural and thermal spalllng. Gives apparatus, test specimens, panel construction, preheating test panels, spalllng procedure, dismantling test panel, and report. American Society for Testing Materials, C71-45; 1945. Definitions of Terms Relating to Refractories. Defines bond fire clay, dlaspore clay, fire clay,

flint fire clay, grog fireclay mortar, ground fire

clay, nodular fire clay, plastic or bond fire clay, silica fire clay, abrasion of refractories, burning

(firing) of refractories, corrosion of refractories, erosion of refractories, pyrometrlc cone

equivalent, slagging of refractories, and spalllng

of refractories. American Society for Testing Materials, C107-46;

1945. Standard Method of Panel Test for Resistance

to Thermal and Structural Spalllng of High Heat Duty Fireclay Brick. Covers the procedure for

determining the resistance of fireclay brick used

for stationary boilers, malleable Iron furnace

bungs, and Incinerator furnaces. Gives apparatus

and test specimens, procedure, preheating test

panels, and spalllng procedure.

American Society for Testing Materials, C122-46;

1945. Method of Panel Test for Resistance to

Thermal and Structural Spalllng of Super Duty Fire- clay Brick. Covers the procedure for determining

the resistance of super duty fireclay brick to the separate and combined effects of structural and

thermal spalllng. Gives apparatus and test specimens, procedure, preheating test panels, and spalllng procedure.

American Society for Testing Materials, C182-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for Thermal Conductivity of Insulating Fire Brick. Gives scope, apparatus, test sample, Installation of thermocouples In test specimen, setting up of test sample

and silicon carbide slab, procedure, record of test

data, calculations, and report.

534.11 Face, Common, and Vitrified Brick

American Assn. of State Highway Officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 24—Brick Wearing Surface. Gives general Information and requirements for materials,

preparation of subfloor, sand-cement bed, placing

bedding course, laying the brick, rolling the

brick, testing the surface, applying asphalt filler, surface dressing, opening to traffic, and

measurement and payment.

534.12 Fire Brick and Tiles, and Fire Clay

Brick

American Society for Testing Materials, C18-45;

1945. Methods of Chemical Analysis of Refractory

Materials. Covers procedures for the chemical

analysis of fireclay, silica, hlgh-alumlna, and magneslte refractories, and of chrome ore and

chrome refractories. Gives reagents and special

solutions required, preparation of samples for

analysis, statement of analysis, blank determinations, reproducibility of results; and details for testing the various materials named above. American Society for Testing Materials, C155-45T;

1945. Tentative Classification of Insulating Fire Brick. Pertains to that type of heat Insulating

material known as Insulating fire brick. The mate- rials Included In the broad classification of Insulating fire brick are divided Into five specific groups. Gives methods of testing.

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification HH-B-671C; 1946.

Brick; Fire-Clay. Covers five classes— (a) back-up

duty, (b) low-heat duty, (c) slag-resistant duty,

(d) high-heat duty, and (e) super duty. Gives re- quirements for material and workmanship, sizes,

warpage, marking, and table showing physical char- acteristics; methods of sampling and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 32B2f; 1946.

Brick, Flre-Clay.

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 32B4f; 1946. Brick, insulating, High-Temperature.

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 32B6a; 1945.

Brick, Magneslte.

U. S. Gov-, Navy Dept. Specification 32B8a; 1946.

Brick, Silicon-Carbide, Refractory.

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 32R2c; 1945. Refractory, Water-Wall, Boiler.

534.2 TILE 534.25 Glazed Tile and Mosaic

Facing Tile Institute. Affiliated with Structural

Clay Products Institute. Facing Tile, 1946. Grading Rules, Physical Requirements, and Methods of Test for Structural Facing Tile —Glazed and unglazed. Gives tolerances for face dimensions,

tolerances for depth of single faced units, tolerances for depth of two faced units, tolerances for

• distortion of face or edge, maximum permissible

chlppage, absorption, compressive strength, type of units, number of cells, shell and web thickness,

scoring, coring, sampling and Inspection, lmpervl- ousness test, chemical resistance test, crazing

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test, opacity test, absorption test, and compression test. Facing Tile Institute. Affiliated with Structural

Clay Products Institute. Facing Tile, 1946. Specifications for Ceramic Glazed, Clear Glazed, and

Salt Glazed Structural Facing Tile. Gives workmanship, sizes and shapes, unit design, select quality, and standard quality.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, Nat lonal Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R61-44; 1944. Clay Tiles for Floors and Walls.

This recommendation covers the types, shapes, dimensions, and grading of glazed wall tile and

trimmers, ceramic mosaic floor tiles, quarry tiles and trimmers, and quarry tile colors, also sizes

and types of shipping containers for flat glazed

tiles. Gives tables with recommended' data for

glazed wall tiles, glazed wall tile trimmers, shipping containers for flat glazed tiles, ceramic

mosaic floor tiles, flat quarry tiles, and quarry

tile trimmers. Also covers grading, labeling, and

certification.

U. S. Gov.., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-T-198;

1945. Tiles (Shipboard Use).

531.29 Miscel laneous, Specif ications for Tile

American Society for Testing Materials, C169-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Vitrified Clay

Filter Block for Trickling Filters. Covers vitrified clay filter block made from clay or shale or mixtures thereof, In two types — (I) a one-piece

filter block, suitable for use In constructing a single-course trickling filter floor, and (II) a two-piece filter block suitable for use In con- structing a two-course trickling filter floor.

Gives compressive strength, absorption, shape, per- missible variations In dimensions, apertures, shell

and web thickness, drainage channels, workmanship

and finish, marking, rejection, expense of tests, and sampling and testing.

540-549

541. ABRASIVES, NATURAL AND

ARTIFICIAL

511.0 GENERAL ITEMS

U. S. Gov.., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R118-45; 1945. Abrasive Grain Sizes. This recom- mendation gives a table of allowable limits for the sizing of aluminum- oxide and slllcon-carblde abra- sives for polishing uses and for grinding wheel

manufacture. Initiated by Abrasive Grain Assn. and Grinding Wheel Manufacturers Assn.

511.3 ABRASIVE WHEELS

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 50467;

1945. Grinder; Two-Wheel, Belt-Driven, 6-Inch.

U. S. Gov.. Navy Dept. Specification 40D8a; 1946. Disks, Ab'raslve-Coated; Alumlnum-Oxlde, and Silicon-Carbide (for Use on Portable Sanding Machines) .

Facing Tile Institute. Affiliated with structural

Clay Products institute. Facing Tile, 1946. Grading Rules, Physical Requirements, and Methods of Test for structural Facing Tile —Glazed and unglazed. Gives tolerances for face dimensions,

tolerances for depth of single faced units, toler- ances for depth of two faced units, tolerances for distortion of face or edge, maximum permissible

chlppage, absorption, compressive strength, type of units, number of cells, shell and web thickness,

scoring, coring, sampling and inspection, lmpervlous- ness test, chemical resistance test, crazing test, opacity test, absorption test, and compression test. Facing Tile Institute. Affiliated with structural

Clay Products Institute. Facing Tile, 1946. Specifications for Smooth Unglazed Structural Facing

Tile. Colors are gray, cream buff, and manganese

and Iron spot. Gives workmanship, sizes and shapes, unit design, select quality, standard quality, and industrial quality.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

59-MC-4; 1946. Tile; Ceramic, Non-Slip Deck Covering, and Trimmers. Covers two types— (I) non-slip

deck covering tile (class A—ceramic mosaic sizes and B —paver sizes) and (II) trimmers (class C

unglazed and D —glazed). Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, colors and shades, chips, and details for each type and class; inspection,

sampling, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

59-MC-5; 1946. Tile; Ceramic, Deck Covering and

Trimmers. Covers two types—(I) deck covering tile (class A—porcelain and B—natural clay and quarry

tile) and (II) trimmers (class C—unglazed and D

glazed). Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, colors and shades, chips, and details for each type and class; Inspection, sampling, and

methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

511.1 ABRASIVE CLOTHS AND PAPERS

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R89-46; 1946. Coated Abrasive products. This

recommendation establishes a simplified list of stock varieties of coated abrasive products. Gives explanation of symbols, terms, and abbreviations;

definitions; tables showing class of goods, backing, size, coating, and grade number of simplified

list of flint- and emery-coated abrasives and

simplified list of coated abrasives other than

flint and emery; and converted shapes and sizes.

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification P-C-451; 1932.

Amend. 3; 1945. Cloth; Abrasive, Aluminum-Oxide.

. Covers one type. Gives requirements for material

(abrasive, backing, adhesive, and workmanship)., form and dimensions, grade numbers, backing, tensile strength, and marking of sheets; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking.

ABRASIVE MATERIALS, ASBESTOS, AND CHALK

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Nonmetalltc Minerals 552.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification P-C-458; 1946.

Cloth; Crocus. Covers one type for polishing hard metals at high speeds. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, form and dimensions, fine- ness of abrasive, tensile strength, flexibility,

and marking of sheets; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification P-C-601; 1945. Amend. 1; 1946. Cones; Paper, Garnet, Dental.

Covers three classes

(a) No. 60, coarse grit, (B) No. 80, medium grit, and (C) No. 100, fine grit.

Gives requirements for material, workmanship,

cones, and form and dimensions; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

541.6 ABRASIVE CLEANING COMPOUND

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN-O

6la-l; 1945. Compound; Ceramic Spark Plug Cleaning.

541.9 MISCELLANEOUS ABRASIVES

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 14136-1;

1945. Grit; Blasting (for Carbon Removal).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 14152;

1945.. Compound; Abrasive (for Aircraft Walkway).

545. ASBESTOS

545.2 ASBESTOS PAPER, MILLBOARD, AND ROLL BOARD

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 32P4b; 1945.

Paper, Asbestos, Corrugated.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv., 757; 1946. Boards; Cement-Asbestos. Covers three

grades—(I) 4,500 lbs. per sq. In. modulus of

rupture, (II) 3,750 lbs. per sq. In. modulus of

rupture, and (III) 3,000 lbs. per sq. In. modulus

of rupture. Gives requirements for material and

workmanship, color, sizes, and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and test; and packing and

marking for shipment.

545.3 ASBESTOS PIPE COVERING AND CEMENTS

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 32C16; 1946.

Cement, Insulation, Asbestos, Finishing.

550-559

552. MANUFACTURED MICA

National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Standards

for Manufactured Electrical Mica, 46-117; 1946. Includes standard classification of muscovlte mica

splittings, standard classification of phlogoplte

(amber) mica splittings, standard composition,

tolerance and properties of manufactured mica

sheets and wrappers, tolerances for dimensions of standard sheets, tolerances for fabricated mica

segments, ' standard composition, tolerances and

545.4 ASBESTOS TEXTILES, YARNS, AND PACKING

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. specification 32Clle; 1945. Cloth, Strands, and Tape, Asbestos.

545.6 ASBESTOS CLOTHING

American Standards Assn., L18. 28-1945. Specifications for Protective Occupational (Safety) Clothing—Asbestos Spats (American war Standard). It Is Intended that the spats specified shall afford

protection from sparks, molten metal, Infrared and ultraviolet rays, and limited Impact forces. Gives types and sizes, pattern and design, construction, materials, methods of test, and Identification. American standards Assn., L18.20-1945. Specifications for Protective Occupational (Safety) Cloth- ing—Asbestos One-Finger Mittens (American war

Standard). It Is Intended that the mitten shall

afford protection from reflected or direct heat en- countered where the mitten Is to be worn on either

hand. Gives type and size, pattern and design,

construction, material, methods of test, Identification, and appendix.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 37S10; 1945.

Suits, Asbestos (Flameproof).

545.9 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURERS OF ASBESTOS

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 32F3a; 1945.

Felt, Insulating, Asbestos. 546. CHALK

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification SS-C-638a; 1945. Crayons; Chalk., White. Covers three types—(I) dustless (95 percent calcium carbonate) round and

hexagonal; (II) dustless (50 percent calcium carbonate) round and hexagonal; and (III) molded (90 percent calcium sulphate). Gives requirements for material and workmanship, composition, length,

diameter, minimum weight, and minimum breaking

strength; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, " packing, and marking for

shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 1-44; 1944. Chalk, Carpenters.

properties of manufactured round mica tubes, stand- ard tolerances for manufactured rings, standard

methods of testing pasted mica used In electrical

Insulation, standard methods of test for dielectric strength of electrical Insulating materials at commercial power frequencies, and standard methods

or testing laminated tubes used In electrical Insulation.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52M3a; 1946. Mica (Extender Pigment).

MICA, RARE MINERALS

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PRECIOUS STONES AND IMITATION STONES

560. GENERAL ITEMS

American Gem Society, 1946. Rulings and Recommendations. Both rulings and recommendations are pre- pared for the guidance of members. Gives twelve rulings and seven recommendations covering diamonds, cultured pearls, rubles, cameos, and birthstones. 561. DIAMONDS AND PEARLS

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS123-45; 1945.

Grading of Diamond powder. To provide a nationally

recognized standard for grading diamond powder.

Covers material, grade designations, grain size and

size range, amount of "fines, " or particles smaller

than the minimum for each designation and Impurities. Gives definitions, general requirements,

detail requirements, methods of sampling and Inspection, and guarantee.

570-579

572. MAGNESIA

SULPHUR, MAGNESIA, SALT, AND GRAPHITE

. S. Gov., Federal Specification HH-M-6ia; 1945 and

Amend, l; 1945. Magnesia; Block, Cement and pipeCovering (Molded). Covers one grade and four

types— (I) standard thickness, (n) double standard

thickness, (III) blocks, and (IV) cement or plaster. Shall contain not less than 85 percent of

pure hydrated magnesium carbonate and not less than

10 percent long-fiber asbestos. Gives general

requirements and detail requirements for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and test; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

574. GRAPHITE AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN0-24; 1945. Graphite; Lubricating.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-G-155;

1944. Graphite (for use in Ammunition).

590-599 MISCELLANEOUS NONMETALLIC MINERALS

593. SILICA, DIATOMACEOUS EARTH,

INFUSORIAL EARTH

American Society for Testing Materials, C18-45; 1945. Methods of Chemical Analysis of Refractory Materials. Covers procedures for the chemical analysis of fireclay, silica, hlgh-alumlna, and magneslte

refractories, and of chrome ore and chrome refractories. Gives reagents and special solutions required, preparation of samples for analysis, state- ment of analysis, blank determinations, reproducibility of results; and details for testing the various materials named above. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3420b; 1945. Dehydrating

Agent, Silica Gel. Covers granular form In three grades. Gives composition, requirements, test

procedures, packaging, packing, marking, reports,

approval, and rejections. Similar specification:

Army-Navy Aeronautical AN-D-6C.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AND-6C-2; 1945. Dehydrating Agent (Activated).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Chemical Warfare Service

Spe-clf lcatlon 4-504A; 1944. Dlatomaceous Earth

(Technical)

.

594. SOILS , American- Society for Testing Materials, C854-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for Specific Gravity of Soils. For determining the specific gravity

of soils by means of a pycnometer. Gives definition, apparatus, calibration of pycnometer, sample,

procedure, calculation, and report. American Society for Testing Materials, D420-45;

1945. Standard Methods of Surveying and Sampling

Soils for Highway Subgrades. Covers purpose,

scope, and equipment for subgrade survey, soil

profile determination, examination of soil section, for roads in service and new roads, typical survey

sheets, and analysis of data.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-113; 1945. Laboratory, Soli Testing, Set

No. l.

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600-699 ORES, METALS, AND MANUFACTURES

(Except Machinery, Vehicles, and Electrical Supplies)

600-609 IRON AND STEEL

600. GENERAL ITEMS RELATING TO BOTH

FERROUS AND NONFERROUS METALS

600.0 GENERAL ITEMS American Society for Testing Materials, E55-4CT;

1946. Tentative Method of Sampling Wrought Non- Ferrous Metals and Alloys for Determination of Chemical Composition. Covers the sampling of nonferrous metals and alloys that have been reduced to their final form by mechanical working such as

rolling, drawing, and extruding. Gives description

of terms, selection of portion, preparation of sample, details of sampling, size of sample and storage, and resampling.' American Society for Testing Materials, E59-45J 1945. Standard Method of Sampling Steel, Cast Iron, Open- Hearth Iron, and Wrought Iron. Gives scope, sam- pling steel products (rolled and forged), sampling

pig Iron, sampling gray Iron castings, sampling

malleable iron, sampling wrought Iron, size of sample and storage, and resampling.

600.1 TESTING OF METALS

American Society for Testing Materials, A255-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of End-Quench Test for Hardenablllty of Steel. Covers determination by

the end-quench or Jomlny test. Consists of water- quenching one end of a cylindrical test specimen

1 In. In diameter and measuring to what extent from the quenched end the steel hardens. Gives apparatus, test specimens, procedure, plotting test results, Index of hardenablllty, report, and appendix.

American Society for Testing Materials, A279-44T;

1944. Tentative Method of Total Immersion Corrosion Test of Stainless Steels. Gives scope, appa- ratus, test solution, test specimens and their

preparation, number of specimens, methods of cleaning specimens after test, duration of test, evaluation of results, report, and appendices.

American Society for Testing Materials, B110-45;

1945. Standard Method of Test for Dielectric

Strength of Anodlcally Coated Aluminum. Covers the procedure for determining the dielectric strength

of anodic coatings on aluminum and Its alloys.

Gives high-voltage transformer, electrode, test

specimens, surrounding medium, condition of electrodes, position of electrode on specimen, application of voltage, and number of tests. American Society for Testing Materials, B114-45;

1945. Method of Test for Temperature-Resistance

Constants of Sheet Materials for Shunts and Precision Resistors. Applicable to materials normally

used In temperature range of from to 80C. Gives

test specimen, terminals, preliminary treatment of manganln samples, apparatus, baths, temperature

measurement, resistance measurements, procedure,

report, record, and appendix.

American Society for Testing Materials, B193-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for Resistivity of Copper and Copper-Alloy Electrical Conductors.

Covers the procedure for determining the electrical resistivity of copper and copper-alloy strips,

rods, bars, tubes, and shapes used for electrical conductors. Gives resistivity, apparatus, test

specimen, procedure, temperature correction, report, and explanatory notes. American Society for Testing Materials, E30-45; 1*945. Standard Methods of Chemical Analysis of Steel, Cast Iron, Open-Hearth Iron, and Wrought Iron. Gives scope, apparatus and reagents, precautions,

sampling, and details for determining total carbon by the dlrect-combustlon method, graphite In cast

Iron, manganese by the blsmuthate method (absence of cobalt), manganese by the persulfate method

(presence of cobalt), phosphorus by the molybdatemagnesla method, phosphorus by the alkallmetrlc

method, sulfur by the gravimetric method, sulfur

by the evolution method, selenium by the sulfurous acld-lodometrlc method, silicon by the sulfuric

acid method, silicon by the perchloric acid method, copper by the electrolytic or gravimetric method, copper by the thlosulf ate- Iodide method, nickel by

the dlmethylglyoxlme method, nickel by the cyanide titration method, chromium by the persulfate oxida- tion method, chromium by the colorlmetrlc method,

vanadium by the electrolytic separation method,

vanadium by reduction with ferrous sulfate and ti- tration with permanganate, molybdenum by the alpha- benzolnoxlme method, molybdenum by precipitation as sulfide and weighing as oxide, molybdenum by the photometric or colorlmetrlc method, tungsten by the acid dlgestlon-clnchonlne method, cobalt by the

zinc oxlde-alpha-nltroso-beta-naphthol method, ti- tanium by the photometric or colorlmetrlc method,

zirconium by the cupferron-phosphate method, alu- minum by the b'lcarbonate-sodlum hydroxide method,

lead by the sulf lde-molybdate method, and columblum by hydrolysis with perchloric and sulfurous acids. American Society for Testing Materials, E30-46T;

1946. Tentative Methods of Chemical Analysis of

Steel for Sulfur by Direct Combustion and for nitrogen. Gives scope, apparatus and reagents, pre- cautions, sampling, and details for determining

sulfur by the direct combustlon-lodate method and nitrogen by the dlstlllatlon-tltratlon method. American Society for Testing Materials, E38-42T;

1942. Tentative Methods of Chemical Analysis of Metallic Materials for Electrical Heating. Gives

scope, apparatus and reagents, precautions, and details for determining nickel by the gravimetric

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(dlmethylglyoxlme) method, nickel by the electro- lytic method, chromium by the persulfate method,

Iron by the stannous chloride-potassium dlchromate

method, total carbon by the direct-combustion method, manganese by the blsmuthate method, sulfur by

the evolution-tltration method, sulfur by the grav- imetric (Meineke) method, silicon by the per- chloric acid method, aluminum, titanium, and

zirconium (small percentages) by the cyanlde-8-

hydroxyqulnoline-cupf erron method, calcium and magnesium by the phosphate-sul f ate method, and cobalt by the zinc oxlde-alpha-nltroso-betanaphthol method. American Society for Testing Materials, E50-46T;

1946. Tentative Recommended Practices for Apparatus and Reagents for Chemical Analysis /Of Metals. Covers recommendations for laboratory apparatus and reagents that are 'required or recommended for the chemical analysis of metals and alloys. Gives

reference to these practices In standards, purity

of water and reagents, concentration of reagents,

glassware, precautions, details for 17 types of

apparatus, details for 23 standard solutions, and details for 11 nonstandardlzed reagents.

American Society for Testing Materials, E52-45T;

1945. Tentative Industrial Radiographic Terminol- ogy for Use In Radiographic Inspection of Castings

and Weldments. Discusses gas holes, shrinkage,

heterogeneities, sharp discontinuities, miscellaneous, dispersed defects, and welds. American Society for Testing Materials, E60-46T;

1946. Tentative Recommended Practice for Photo- metric Methods for Chemical Analysis of Metals.

Gives scope, reference to this practice in standards, standard terminology, theory, general re- quirements for photometers, types of photometers,

light source, filters and monochromators, absorption cells, photocells, current measuring devices,

principle of method, concentration range, stability

of color, Interfering elements, calibration curve

or chart, procedure, blanks, and precision and accuracy. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2615; 1945. Pressure

Testing—Hydraulic, As Specified. To detect leaks

In castings, machined parts, assemblies, or where

applicable. Gives procedure and disposition.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2640b; 1946. Magnetic

Particle inspection. To detect the presence of small grinding or quenching cracks, seams, nonmetallic Inclusions, and other defects on and Imme- diately below the surfaces of magnetizable materials. Gives requirements for application, wet

process, dry process, procedure, marking, disposition, and check of equipment and procedure. Similar specification: Army-Navy Aeronautical AN-I-32. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2650; 1945. Fluoroscopic

X-Ray Inspection. To detect and evaluate defects

In light alloy castings. Gives application, limitation, procedure, marking, reports, precautionary

measures, notes, and figures.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40142;

1945. Durometer; Portable, Hand (Soft Metals and Plastics)

.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANI-26-i; 1945. inspection; Radiographic.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANl-30a; 1946. Inspection; Fluorescent Penetrant

Method of.

\U- S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- 1-31-1; 1945. inspection Equipment; Horizontal

Magnetic Particle.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specif 1-catlon AN1-32; 1945. inspection Process; Magnetic Particle.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-M-15la; 1936. Amend. 3; 1945. Metals; General Specification for inspection of. Covers -requirements which are com- mon to all detail Federal Specifications for metals

unless specifically excepted in the detail specification, it does not describe the material or article but provides means for determining whether the material or article conforms to the detail requirements, individual requirements for the material or article are given In the detail specification.

600.3 COATING OF METALS

American Society for Testing Materials, A166-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Electrodeposlted

Coatings of Nickel and Chromium on Steel. For use where both appearance and protection against corro- sion of the base- metal are important. Gives manufacture, thickness of coatings, continuity of coatings, significant surfaces, selection of samples,

number of tests, tests for thickness of coating,

salt spray test for continuity of coating, acceptance and rejection, retest, cost of tests, and ap- pendices.

American Society for Testing Materials, A219-45T;

1945. Tentative Methods of Test for Local Thickness of Electrodeposlted Coatings. For coatings of copper, nickel, chromium, lead, zinc, or cadmium by

microscopic and other tests. Gives test specimens,

procedure, and alternative tests for the microscopic test; test specimen, reagent, procedure, and calculation for spot test method for chromiums; and

appendices.

American Society for Testing Materials, B136-45;

1945. Standard Method of Test for Sealing of Anodlcally Coated Aluminum. For determining

whether anodic coatings on aluminum and its alloys have been sealed or made nonadsorptlve. Gives

special solution required and procedure.

American Society for Testing Materials, B137-45;

1945. Standard Method of Test for Weight of Coating on Anodlcally Coated Aluminum. For determining the weight of coating on anodlcally coated alu- minum and Its alloys, Gives reagent, test specimen, procedure, and report.

American Society for Testing Materials, B141-45;

1945. Standard Specifications for Electrodeposlted

Coatings of Nickel and Chromium on Copper and

Copper-Base Alloys. For a final coating of nickel

or chromium where both appearance and protection

against corrosion of the base metal are important.

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Gives manufacture, thickness of coatings, signifi- cant surfaces, selection of samples, number of

tests, tests for thickness of coating, acceptance

and rejection, retest, cost of tests, and appendices. American Society for Testing Materials, B142-45T;

1945. Prepared Jointly by American Electroplaters 1 Society, National Bureau of Standards, and American Society for Testing Materials. Tentative Specifications for Electrodeposlted Coatings of Nickel and Chromium on Zinc and Zinc-Base Alloys. Cover re- quirements for three types of electroplated coatings on zinc articles, Including a final coating of nickel or chromium where both appearance and pro- tection against corrosion of the base metal are

Important. Gives manufacture, thickness of coating, • continuity of coatings, significant surfaces,

selection of samples, number of tests, test for

thickness of coating, salt spray test. for continuity of coating, acceptance and rejection, retest, cost of tests, and appendices.

American Society for Testing Materials, B177-45T;

1945. Tentative Recommended Practice for Chromium

Plating on Steel for Engineering use. Intended as an aid to such platers and engineers who, although

familiar with ordinary electroplating practice, are confronted with new problems Inherent In the elec- trodeposl tlon of chromium for engineering use.

Gives nature of steel, cleaning, etching, racks. and

anodes, chromium plating, treatments of chromium

coating, repair of chromium coating, and methods of

testing.

American Society for Testing Materials, B200-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Electrodeposlted

Coatings of Lead on Steel. Cover six types of coatings on steel articles that are required to withstand corrosion. Gives manufacture, thickness

of coatings, continuity of coatings, significant

surfaces, selection of samples, number of tests,

tests for thickness of coating, salt spray test for continuity of coating, acceptance and rejection,

retest, cost of tests, and appendix.

American Society for Testing Materials, B201-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Chromate Fin- ishes on Electrodeposlted Zinc, Hot-Dipped Galvanized, and Zinc Die-Cast Surfaces. Cover only

the protective value of the, supplemental films and not the other properties or their composition or method of application. Gives manufacture, protective value of coatings, significant surfaces,

selection of samples, salt spray test for quality

of coating, and acceptance and rejection.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2400E; 1946. Cadmium Plating. To protect metal parts against corrosion.

Gives preparation, procedure, thickness, thickness

determinations, quality, application, and rejections. Similar specification: Army-Navy Aeronautical AN-P-61, Type I, 1945. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2402B, 1945. Zinc Plating.

To protect metal parts against corrosion. Gives

preparation, procedure, thickness, thickness

determinations, quality, application, and rejections. Similar specification: Army-Navy Aeronautical AN-P-32a, 1944. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2410; 1945. Silver Plating

Nickel Strike, High Bake. Gives procedure, thickness, quality, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2412; 1945. Sliver Plating

Copper Strike, Low Bake. Gives procedure, thickness, quality, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2415; 1945. Lead and indium Plating. To Improve the performance and prevent

corrosion where applicable. Gives preparation,

lead plating, Indium plating, thickness, quality,

application, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2475A, 1945. Protective

Treatments for Magnesium Base Alloys. To Increase corrosion resistance and provide surfaces which

will Insure maximum paint adherence. Gives preparation, dlchromate, chrome-pickle, and precautions.

Similar specification: Army-Navy Aeronautical ANM-12; 1943.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- M-12a-2; 1946. Magnesium Alloy; Processes for Corrosion Protection of. U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANP-61-2; 1946. Plating; Cadmium.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51-I-2a, 1945. Inhibitors, Pickling.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51-l-3a; 1946. Indicator, Corrosion-Control.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51-1-11; 1945. inhibitor, Corrosion.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

3-100-j; 1945. Protective Coatings and Finishes

for Aircraft and Aircraft Parts, General Specification for. 600.5 HEAT TREATMENT OF METALS

American Society for Testing Materials, A225-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of End-Quench Test for Hardenablllty of Steel. Covers determination by

the end-quench or jominy test. Consists of water- quenching one end of a cylindrical test specimen

1 In. In diameter and measuring to what extent from

the quenched end the steel hardens. Gives apparatus, test specimens, procedure, plotting test

results, Index of hardenablllty, report, and ap- pendix.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6315C; 1945. Steel—1.8 Nl, .25 MO (.38-.43C), Feat Treated (105,000 TS). For

bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives com- position, grain size, condition, decarburlzatlon,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identification, and rejections. Similar specification:

SAE 4640.

U. S. Gov., Army-wavy Aeronautical Specification AN- H-25-3; 194 6. Heat Treatment of Magnesium Alloy

Castings; Process for.

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U. S. Gov. , Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- QQ-H-186a-l; 1945. Heat Treatment of Aluminum

Alloys; Process for. 600.6 PLUMBING

Western Plumbing Officials Assn. uniform Plumbing

Code, 1946. Covers administrative, responsibility

of plumbers, permits, Inspections and tests, defi- nition of terms, quality and weights of materials,

general regulations, soli, waste and vent pipes,

house drains, special wastes, traps, Joints and

connections, plumbing fixtures, water distribution,

private sewage disposal systems, and gas fitting

and water heaters. 600.8 IMPREGNATION OF METALS

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANI-36-l; 1946. impregnation of Aluminum Alloy and Magnesium Alloy Castings; Process for. 601. ORES, PIG IRON, AND SCRAP

601.2 PIG IRON 601.20 General Items

American Iron and Steel Institute. Steel Products

Manual, Section 1; 1941. Revised, 1945. Pig Iron and Ferroalloys. Gives standard grades of pig

Iron, sampling of pig Iron, and ferroalloys In- cluding splegelelsen, ferromanganese, ferroslllcon,

slllcomanganese, ferrochromlum, hlgh-nltrogen

ferrochromlum, ferrovanadlum, ferrotungsten, zir- conium alloys, ferrocolumblum, ferromolybdenum,

ferrotltanlum, and f errophosphorus.

601.23 Foundry Pig Iron American Society for Testing Materials, A43-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Foundry Pig

Iron. Gives scope, manufacture, standard grades

and compositions, non-standard grades and compositions, elements In pig Iron, other than silicon,

sulfur, phosphorus, and manganese, sampling, chemical analysis, referee analysis, and rejection.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46-I-lg; 1946.

Iron, Pig, Foundry and Low-phosphorus.

602. CRUDE AND SEMIFINISHED IRON AND

STEEL

602.2 STEEL BARS AND BILLETS

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-S-671; 1941. Amend. 2; 1945. Steel; Carbon and Alloy, Bars. Covers carbon and alloy steel bars of several types

and compositions, In seven conditions—as-rolled (hot-rolled or forged), annealed, normalized,

normalized- and- tempered, quenched- and- tempered,

cold-rolled or cold-drawn, and cold-rolled or cold- drawn-and-stress-rellef-annealed. Gives require- ments for material and workmanship, condition and finish, heat treatment, chemical composition,

physical properties, special requirements, and dimensions and tolerances; methods of Inspection and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46S18e; 1946.

Steel, Corrosion-Resisting: Bars and Forglngs (Ex- cept for Re forging).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46S32b; 1946.

Steel: Bars and Billets (for Carburlzlng)

.

603. IRON AND STEEL BARS, RODS, AND

WIRE

603.0 GENERAL ITEMS

National Assn. of Silo Manufacturers. Proper Spacing

of Reinforcing Steel Hoops for Silos, 1940. Gives

U. S. Dept. of Agriculture chart showing "Silo

Investigations, " also tables for spacing of 9/16.

In. hoops with oversize threads for stave silos and spacing of 9/16 In. hoops for stave silos showing

distance of hoop below top for various diameters of silos for corn silage, grass silage, and hay and molasses silage.

603.1 WROUGHT IRON BARS AND RODS

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification l8B5a; 1946.

Bars, Flinders. 603.2 CARBON STEEL BARS AND RODS

603.20 General Items

Rail Steel Bar Assn. Standard Permissible Variations

In the Size and Length of Rail Steel Bars, 1944. Covers manufacturers' standard practice for per- missible variations In size, length, and weight

of rail steel bars and shapes. Gives data cov- ering angles, square and round, edge flats, rounds

and squares (merchant bars only), octagons and hexagons, channels, tees, all bars and shapes

except angles, angles, camber, and weight variation.

603.21 Steel Stock for Bolts, Nuts, Rivets,

and Screws

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard and Recommended Practice, 1945. Emergency Specification E-M- 122-44; 1944. Changed A. A. R. Specification M-122-37, commercial Bar Steels—Hot Rolled

and Cold Finished, section 6 (check analysis),

section 7 (permissible variations) , table I (grades and chemical composition), eliminating tables II, III, and IV, and new table II superseding table V

for Information only.

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Structural

and Rivet Steel. Gives process, chemical composition, ladle analyses, check analyses, rolled base

plates, physical properties, modification In elongation, yield point, speed of testing machine, bend

tests, test specimens, number of tests, retests,

finish, permissible variations In weight and thickness, permissible variations In diameter, Identifi- cation marks, and Inspection.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5010b; 1946. Steel, Screw

Stock. Covers cold drawn bars. Gives requirements

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for composition, condition, quality, tolerances,

reports, and rejections. Similar specifications:

Federal QQ-S-671, FS No. 1112; Army 57-107D, w. D.

' Steel no. 1112; Navy 46S17c, Class B; SAE 1112.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46S17d; 1946.

Steel, Cold-Rolled or Cold-Drawn (Screw Stock)

603.23 Commercial Grade Steel Bars and Rods

American Iron and Steel institute. Steel Products

Manual, Section 9; 1940. Revised, 1945. ColdFlnlshed Steel Bars and Shafting. Covers general

definitions and manufacturing practices, methods of manufacture, general definitions, manufacturing

practices, shafting, and special shapes; standard manufacturing tolerances; standard steels—carbon

and alloy, nonstandard steels—ranges and limits,

permissible variations for check analyses, and

methods of sampling; and packaging and loading.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2231; 1945. Tolerances

Carbon Steel Bars. To publish established manufacturing tolerances. Gives application, diameter

or thickness, width, length, stralghtness, flatness, and special tolerances.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANS-4a-l; 1945. Steel; Carbon (1035) Bar and Rod.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANS-5a-l; 1945. Steel; -Carbon (1095) Bar and Rod.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANQQ-S-646a-l; 1945. Steel; Carbon (1020, 1022, and

1025) Bar and Rod.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R222-46; 1946. Hot-Rolled Carbon Steel Bars and Bar-Size Shapes (Produced From Billets or Blooms).

This recommendation directs attention to those

nominal sizes of hot-rolled carbon steel bars and bar-size shapes that currently are In general use

and demand. Gives definition, tolerances, arrangement, and tables showing sizes for various types.

Sponsored by the American Iron and Steel institute.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-S-671; 1941. Amend. 2; 1945. Steel; Carbon and Alloy, Bars.

Covers carbon and alloy steel bars of several types and compositions, In seven conditions—as-rolled (hot-rolled or forged), annealed, normalized,

normallzed-and-teir.pered, quenched-and-tempered,

cold-rolled or cold-drawn, and cold-rolled or cold- drawn-and-stress-rellef annealed. Gives require- ments for material and workmanship, condition and finish, heat treatment, chemical composition,

physical properties, special requirements, and dimensions and tolerances; methods of Inspection

and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-R-359;

1946. Rods, Earth, Blast-Driven, Set No. 1. 603.24 Steel for Shafts, Axles, and Forgings

American Iron and Steel Institute. Steel. Products

Manual, Section 9; 1940. Revised, 1945. ColdFlnlshed Steel Bars and Shafting. Covers general

definitions and manufacturing practices, methods of manufacture, general definitions, manufacturing

practices, shafting, and special shapes; standard manufacturing tolerances; standard steels—carbon

and alloy, nonstandard steels—ranges and limits,

permissible variations for check analyses, and

methods of sampling; and packaging and loading.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46Sl3d, 1946.

Steel, Machinery, Cold-Rolled or Cold-Drawn: Bars

and Rods. 603.26 Steel Bars and Rods for Welding

American Society for Testing Materials, A233-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Iron and Steel Arc-Welding Electrodes. Cover light-coated and heavy-covered metal arc-welding electrodes for the welding of carbon and low alloy steels. Gives

manufacture, standard sizes and lengths, chemical

composition, general test requirements, all-weld- metal tension test, usability tests, gulded-bend

test, fillet-weld test, permissible variations In dimensions, electrode coverings, workmanship and

finish, packing, marking, guarantee, and appendix.

U. S. Gov. , Navy Dept. Specification 17E4b, 1945. Electrodes, Welding (Covered), Nickel-Copper-Alloy.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46R2d, 1945. Rods, Welding (Oxyacetylene ) , Steel (CorrosionResisting, 18-8 Type) (Columblum Bearing) (Aircraft

Use).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46R4d, 1946. 'Rods and Wire, Welding, Iron and Steel (for Gas Welding).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

57-203-4; 1946. Rods, Welding, Cast-iron; (for) Gas-Welding.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

57-203-6; 1945. Electrodes, Welding, Steel, cov- ered (Austenltlc) , (for Welding of CorrosionResistant Steels).

603.27 Steel Bars and Rods for Automotive and

Railway Use

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5132A; 1946. Steel; High

Carbon. For rods, bars, or as ordered. Gives re- quirements for composition, condition, decarburlzatlon, quality, tolerances, reports, and rejections.

603.3 SPRING AND TOOL STEEL BARS AND RODS

603.32 Hand, High-Speed, and Machine Tool

Stee 1

American Iron and Steel Institute. Steel Products

Manual, Section 25; 1945. Tool Steel Tolerances. Gives tables showing rounds, squares, octagons,

hexagons, flat width, and thickness for hot-rolled

bars and hammered bars.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46S37d; 1946.

Steel, Tool, High-Speed.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46S40b, 1945. Steel, Tool, Carbon. 603.33 Spring Steel Bars and Rods

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1946. Specification M- 112-45; 1945. Steel Bars, Carbon, for Railway

Springs. Covers manufacture, chemical properties

and tests, permissible variations In dimensions,

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rounds and squares, finish, marking, and Inspection

and rejection.

603.34 Spring Steel Strips

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army,' Ordnance Dept. Specification

57-136-10; 1945. Steel; Spring, Strip (for Mechanical Time Fuze). 603.4 IRON AND STEEL WIRE

603.41 Bare and Coated Iron and Steel Wire

American Assn. of State Highway Officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

IV, Section 5—Reinforcement. Gives requirements

for bar reinforcement, wire and wire mesh, bar mat

reinforcement, and structural shapes.

American Iron and Steel Institute. Steel Products

Manual, Section 16; 1945. Carbon-Steel Wire. Gives general definitions and manufacturing practices

Including designation by size of wire and size of coll, physical and chemical properties, general

classifications, classes and finishes of coarse round wire, rope wire, mechanical spring wire,

galvanized wire, straightened and cut wire, fine round wire, general Inspection and rejection, and

wire gages In use; standard steels Including Introduction, system of Identification, numerical designations of grades, standard ranges and limits for chemical composition, sampling, and methods of

analysis; and glossary.

American Society for Testing Materials, A233-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Iron and Steel Arc-Welding Electrodes. Cover light-coated and heavy-covered metal arc-welding electrodes for the welding of carbon and low alloy steels. Gives

manufacture, standard sizes and lengths, chemical

composition, general test requirements, all-weld- metal tension test, usability tests, gulded-bend

test, fillet-weld test, permissible variations In dimensions, electrode coverings, workmanship and

finish, packing, marking, guarantee, and appendix.

American Standard Assn., C52. 3-1945. Straight and Offset Resistance-Welding Electrodes and Electrode

Holders (American War Standard). For straight and offset electrodes of 1/2 In. and greater diameter

and electrode holders commonly used In spot welding

and In some applications of projection welding and electro-brazing. Covers definitions, copper-base

alloys, spot-welding electrodes, spot-welding

electrode holders, and offset spot-welding elec- trode holders together with fourteen figures and dimensional tables. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5112C; 1946. Music Wire, Best Quality. Covers cold-drawn wire supplied as colls of wire or as finished springs. Gives re- quirements for composition, condition, quality,

tests, tolerances, finished springs, reports, Iden- tification, and rejections. Similar specifications:

AN-W-17; ASTM A228-41.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANW-13-3; 1945. Wire; Aircraft Stitching.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AKW-20-i; 1945. Wire; Metal Spraying.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANW-22; 1945. Wire; Zinc-Coated Soft Steel.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANW-25; 1945. Wire; Zinc Coated High Strength Steel.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS132-46; 1946. Hardware Cloth. To provide a nationally recognized

minimum standard of quality for hardware cloth. Covers materials, workmanship, and dimensional re- quirements for commercial standard hardware cloth,

customarily used for window guards, screen door

guards, tree guards, rat proofing, grain bins, In- dustrial machinery guards and numberless other

home, farm, and Industrial purposes. Gives definitions, materials and workmanship, detail requirements, labeling, and guarantee. Initiated by Hard- ware Cloth and Poultry Netting Institute.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-W-414; 1941.

Amend, l; 1945. Wire, Steel; Bookbinders'. Covers two types— (I) flat, coppered, tinned, llquorflnlshed, or zinc-coated; and (II) round, coppered,

tinned, or llquor-f lnlshed. Gives material, work- manship, general requirements, chemical composition, sizes, tensile strength, finish coatings,

spools and cores, and kinking; methods of Inspection, sampling, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-W-461; 1941. Amend, l; 1945. Wire, Steel (Carbon); Bare and

Zinc-Coated. Covers four grades—FS 1010, FS 1020, FS 1035, and FS 1045; and three weights— (A) medium, (B) heavy, and (C) extra-heavy. Gives require- ments for tempers, finishes, sizes, material, work- manship, chemical composition, diameter, tensile

strength, ductility, and finish; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-W-470; 1942. Amend. 1; 1946. Wire, Steel (Carbon); Spring,

Music. Covers one grade of round music spring wire Intended for the manufacture of springs. Gives re- quirements for material and workmanship, chemical

composition, tensile properties, colling, wrapping, and permissible variations In diameter; methods of Inspection and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification jan-C-320;

1946. Concertina, Wire (Barbed), Roll.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 48-47; 1945. Wire, Barbed, jungle, With

1,000-Ft. Reel.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specifica- tion 48-48; 1945. Wire, Flying, Barrage Balloon,

Very Low Altitude, Steel, High Tensile Strength,

Galvanized, .072 In. Diameter, 2,100 Ft. Coll.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

48-41; 1944. Wire, steel, Carbon, for Valve Springs.

603.42 Bare and Coated Wire Rope

American Petroleum Institute, Dlv. of Production.

Standard 9-A; 1944. Supplement 1; 1946. Specification for Wire Rope. To provide wire rope of uniform quality In the minimum number of grades of material and types of construction to adequately meet the requirements of the petroleum Industry.

Covers material, grades of material, properties and tests for wire and wire rope, manufacture and tolerances, type of lines, torpedo lines, well

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measuring wires, galvanized wire guy strand, packing and marking, Inspection and rejection, and ap- pendices.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical- Specification ANS-23b; 1946. Shackles; Cable.

U. S. Gov., Amy-Navy Aeronautical specification ANT-26a-l; 1946. Thimbles; Wire-Cable.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- RR-C-43-2; 1946. Cable; Steel (Carbon), Flexible, Pre formed.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification RR-R-57la; 1945.

Rope; Wire. Covers about 43 types. Gives definitions and general requirements for wires, strands, centers, cores, lubrication, marline, diameter of wire rope, preforming, and details for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov. , navy Dept. Specification 12Sl4a, 1945.

Sockets, Wire-Pope.

U. S. Gov., Navy "Dept. Specification 12T9c; 1946.

Thimbles, Rope (Fiber and Wire).

D. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 22R31, 1945.

Rope, Wire.

U. S. Gov., Kavy Dept. Specification 22R4a, 1945.

Rope, spring-Lay (Alternate Fiber Strands and SteelWire Strands Around a Fiber Core).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 23L2; 1946.

Lines, Steel, Safety (for Oxygen Breathing Apparatus).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

48-35A; 1938. Cable, Steel; Extra-Flexible (Pre- Formed Type).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

48-10-C, 1945. Wire, Messenger, Galvanized (Wires

WS-3/.U, WS-4/U, W-90, W-115, and W-116).

603.43 Manufactures of Iron and Steel Wire

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5112C; 1946. Music Wire, Best Quality. Covers cold-drawn wire supplies as colls of wire or as finished springs. Gives re- quirements for composition, condition, quality,

tests, tolerances, finished springs, reports, Iden- tification, and rejections. Similar specifications: AN-W-17; ASTM A228-41.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS133-46; 1946. Woven Wire Netting. To provide a nationally recog- nized minimum standard of quality of woven wire

netting. Covers materials, workmanship, and dimensional requirements for various types and kinds of galvanized carbon steel woven wire netting ordlnar^ lly employed for poultry runs and pens, domestic

animal pens, fur-bearing animal pens, crab traps, and stucco reinforcement. Gives definitions, materials and workmanship, general specifications,

tables, roll length, measurement of mesh sizes,

wire "diameter of gage, tolerances, labeling, and guarantee. Sponsored by the Hardware Cloth and Poultry Netting Institute.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification PR-C-451a; 1934.

Amend. 5; 1946. Cloth; Wire, Screen. Covers eight

types Including copper, bronze, Iron or steel,

copper-nickel, corrosion-resisting steel, and alu- minum alloy wire. Gives requirements for material

and workmanship, number of meshes per Inch, diareter of wire, permissible variations, length, width, and details for each type; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification RR-C-596; 1938.

Amend, l; 1945. Cord; Picture-Wire. Covers three classes— (A) gilt, (B) tinned, and (C) zinc-coated; gilt cord In sizes 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18; and tinned and zinc-coated cord In sizes

0, l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and a; either twisted or

braided, and be circular In cross-section. Gives

requirements for material, workmanship, strands,

breaking strength, and finish; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification RR-G-123; 1945.

Gauze; Wire (for Laboratory Use). Covers one type and three grades— (I) corrosion-resisting steel,

(II) carbon steel, and (III) Iron. Gives require- ments for material, workmanship, description, mesh, and asbestos center; methods of sampling and In- spection; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-N-262;

1945. Nets, Cargo (Wire Rope).

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1944. Trap,

Fly, Prefabricated (Collapsible).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 39-11; 1944. Netting, Camouflage, Wire, Steel,

Garnished With Chicken or Turkey Feathers.

U. S. Gov., 0. S: Army, Corps of Engineers Specifica- tion 39-14A; 1945. Netting, Camouflage, Straight

Line Woven Steel Wire, Galvanized.

0. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specifica- tion 39-17; 1944. Garlands, Camouflage, Prefabricated.

U- S. Gov., U. 3. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 39-18; 1944. Netting, Cover Shade, Wire,

Steel, Galvanized, Garnished With Mineral Fiber.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 39-31; 1945. Netting, Camouflage, Wire,

Welded- Fabric. 603.5 CHAINS AND ATTACHMENTS

603.52 Short Link, Straight-Link Chains

U. »S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 6C3d; 1946.

Chains, Boat. 603.55 Straight and Twisted Link Vehicle Chains

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

91-107; 1945. Chains, Tire, Military Type. 603.57 Chain Attachments

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 6L1; 1945.

Links, Detachable, Steel (for Anchor Chain).

603.59 Miscellaneous Chains

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 29-97A; 1945. Chains, Tie-in, for Range,

Field, M-1937. 604. IRON AND STEEL PLATES AND SHEETS

604.1 IRON AND STEEL PLATES

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604.11 Steel Plates for Pressure Vessels

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard and Recommended Practice, 1946. Specification M-115-45;

1945. Steel, Carbon and Carbon Silicon, Boiler and Firebox, for Locomotives, Stationary Boilers, and Other Pressure Vessels. Covers carbon steel and carbon-slllcon steel. Gives manufacture, chemical properties and tests, physical properties and tests, permissible variations In weight and tnlckness,

finish, marking, and Inspection and rejection.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46S19c; 1946. Steel, Staybolt (Boiler).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 47S23a; 1946.

Steel, Molybdenum-Alloy: Plates, Boiler. 604.19 Miscellaneous Iron and Steel Plates

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- QQ-S-676-2; 1945. Steel; Carbon- and- Alloy, Low,

Plate, Sheet, and Strip.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 47S18C, 1945.

Steel: Plates and Sheets, Floor, Rolled.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 47S22a; 1946.

Steel, Corrosion-Resisting, Plate and Sheet, Floor, Rolled.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, ordnance Dept. Specification

57-137; 1946. Steel; Plate and Disk, for Cartridge

Cases for Artillery Ammunition. 604.2 IRON AND STEEL SHEETS

604.20 General Items

American Iron and Steel institute. Steel Products

Manual, Section ll; 1946. Carbon Steel Sheets'. Covers definitions, classifications and manufacturing practices for uncoated and coated sheets; chemical practices; gage-weight data for uncoated

sheets; standard allowable variations; and standard methods for packaging, loading, and shipping

flat and colled sheets. 604.22 Iron and Steel Strips, Bands, and Hoops

American Iron and Steel institute. Steel Products

Manual, Section 12; 1945. Hot-Rolled Carbon-Steel

Strip. Gives definitions and manufacturing practices, standard carbon steels, ranges and limits

for nonstandard steels, permissible variations for check analysis, methods of sampling, manufacturing

tolerances, glossary of manufacturing terms, methods for packaging, loading and shipping, and glos- sary of packaging and loading terms. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2232; 1945. Tolerances

Carbon Steel Sheet and Strip. To publish estab- lished manufacturing tolerances. Gives application, thickness, width, length, camber, flatness,

and special tolerances. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5042C, 1945. Steel Sheet

and Strip—Forming, Low Carbon. Gives composition,

condition, quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Federal QQ-S-636, Condition no. 4; ASTM A109-38, Grade no. 4; SAE 1010.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5044A, 1945. Steel Sheet

and Strip—Low Carbon, Half Hard. Gives composition, condition, quality, tolerances, reports,

Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Federal QQ-S-636; ASTM A109-38, Grade no.

2; SAE 1010. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5045; 1945. Steel Sheet and

Strip—Low Carbon, Hard Temper. Gives composition,

condition, quality, tolerances, reports, Identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar specification:

ASTM A109, Temper 1. U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANS-ll-l; 1945. Steel; Sheet and Strip Carbon (1020 and 1025).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANQQ-S-666-2; 1945. Steel; Carbon (1095), Sheet-andStrlp.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- QQ-S-676-2; 1945. Steel; Carbon-and-Alloy, Low,

Plate, Sheet, and Strip.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-S-78la; 1942. Amend. 3; 1945. Strapping, Flat; Steel. Covers

two types— (1) nallless and (II) nallon; and three classes— (A) coated finish, (B) galvanized (zinc

coated), and (C) uncoated. Gives requirements for sizes, material, workmanship, finish, ductility,

applicability, breaking strength, tolerances, colls, and cut lengths; methods of sampling, Inspection,

and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for

shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 47Sllf, 1945. Steel and Iron: Sheets and Strips for Flanging,

Cupping, and Drawing.

604.23 Iron and Steel Sheets for Drawing and

Forming

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2232; 1945. Tolerances

Carbon Steel Sheet and Strip. To publish estab- lished manufacturing tolerances; Gives application, thickness, wJdth, length, camber, flatness, and special tolerances. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5042C, 1945. Steel Sheet

and Strip—Forming, Low Carbon. Gives composition,

condition, quality, tolerances, reports, identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar specifications: Federal QQ-S-636, Condition NO. 4; ASTM A109-38,

Grade No. 4; SAE 1010. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5044A, 1945. Steel Sheet

and Striplow carbon, Half Hard. Gives composition, condition, quality,- tolerances, reports,

Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Federal QQ-S-636; ASTM A109-38, Grade NO.

2; SAE 1010. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5045; 1945. Steel Sheet and Strip—Low Carbon, Hard Temper. Gives composition,

condition, quality, tolerances, reports, Identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar specification: ASTM A109, Temper 1.

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U- S. Gov., navy Dept. Specification 47Sllf, 1945. Steel and Iron: Sheets and Strips for Flanging,

Cupping, and Drawing.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 47S16a, 1945. Steel, Sheet, for the. Manufacture of Metal Furniture. 604.24 Spring and Tool Steel Sheets

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

material Specification 5120A; 1946. Steel Sheet

and Strip (Spring-Annealed) . Gives requirements

for composition, condition, quality, tolerances,

reports, and rejections. Similar Specifications:

Army Air Forces 10243 SAE 1070. 604.25 Iron and Steel Sheets for Automotive

and Railway Use

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Stand- ard and Recommended Practice, 1946. Specification M-117-45; 1945. Steel Sheets and Thin Plates, Carbon. Covers all uncoated carbon steel sheets for locomotives, freight and passenger equip- ment cars. Gives manufacture, chemical proper- ties and tests, physical properties and tests, permissible variations In weight, thickness and

size, marking, finish, and inspection and rejection. 604.3 TIN COATED AND Z INC COATED SHEETS

604.31 Tin Coated Sheets (Roofing Tin Terneplate)

American Iron and Steel Institute. Steel products

Manual, Section 14; 1945. Tin Mill Products—Tin

Plate, Terne Plate, and Black Plate. Gives historical, manufacturing processes, classifications and practices, general standard practices, and

packaging practices.

604.32 Zinc-Coated (Galvanized) Steel Sheets

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 47329c, 1945.

Steel, Sheet, Zinc-Coated (Galvanized).

605. STRUCTURAL IRON AND STEEL

605.0 GENERAL ITEMS

U- S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R216-46; 1946. Hot-Polled carbon Steel Structural Shapes. To establish voluntary lists of those

structural shapes that have the greatest usage. Gives 19 tables covering the nominal sizes and

weights per linear foot of wide-flange sections,

light beams, stanchions, Joists, standard beams,

H-beams, wide-flange bearing plies, channels, and

tees, with angles being shown In thickness. Sec- tions and angles used In carbulldlng and shipbuilding are also Included. Initiated by the American iron and Steel institute. 605.1 STRUCTURAL SHAPES AND PLATES, NOT FAB- RICATED

605.11 Structural Steel for Bridges

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads.

Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Structural

and Rivet Steel. Gives process, chemical composition, ladle analyses, check analyses, rolled base

plates, physical properties, modification In elongation, yield point, speed of testing machine, bend

tests, test specimens, number of tests, retests,

finish, permissible variations In weight and thickness, permissible variations in diameter, Identifi- cation marks, and Inspection.

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1945. Structural Silicon Steel. Gives process, discard, chemical

composition, ladle analyses, check analyses, physi- cal properties, modification In ductility, yield

point, bend tests, test specimens, number of tests, retests, permissible variation In weight and thickness, finish, Identification marks, Inspection, and rejection, identical with the requirements for the same material In ASTM Standard A94.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-S-741; 1942.

Amend. 3; 1946. Steel, Structural (Including Welding) and Rivet; (for) Bridges and Buildings. Covers

two types—(I) for riveted structures and (II) for welded structures; two grades— (A) bridge steel and

(B) building steel; and two classes—(1) noncopper

steel and (2) copper-bearing steel. Gives material,

workmanship, general requirements, manufacture,

chemical composition, manufacturer's analyses,

tensile properties, modification In elongation, and

bending; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packing and marking.

605.12 Structural Steel for Buildings

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads.

Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Structural Silicon Steel. Gives process, discard, chemical

composition, ladle analyses, check analyses, physical properties, modification In ductility, yield,

point, bend tests, test specimens, number of tests, • retests, permissible variation In weight and thickness, finish, Identification marks, Inspection, and

rejection. Identical with the requirements for the same material In ASTM Standard A94. Steel joist Institute. Steel Joist Construction,

Specifications, Loading Tables and Properties, 1946. Standard Specifications for Steel joist Construction. Gives requirements for scope, definition of steel Joist, materials, connections, methods of design and stresses, span, spacing, erection,

bridging, floor and celling protection of steel Joist construction, decks and top slabs, deflection, factor of safety, and roof decks.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-S-741; 1942.

Amend. 3; 1946. Steel, Structural (Including Welding) and Rivet; .< for) Bridges and Buildings. Covers

two types— (I) for riveted structures and (II) for welded structures; two grades

(a) bridge steel and

(B) building steel; and two classes—(1) noncopper

steel and (2) copper-bearing steel. Gives material,

workmanship, general requirements, manufacture,

chemical composition, manufacturer's analyses, ten- sile properties, modification in- elongation, and

bending; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packing and marking.

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605.13 Structural Steel for Cars and Locomot ives

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Mainte- nance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1945. Sill, Center, Steel,

Section for. Dimensional drawing for 25 3/4 and

26 3/4 In. center plate height cars. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1946. Specification M116-45; 1945. Steel, Structural, Shapes, Plates

and Bars. Covers carbon structural steel shapes,

plates, and bars, for use In the construction of locomotives and cars. Gives manufacture, chemical

and physical properties and tests, permissible variations In weights and dimensions, finish, marking,

and inspection and rejection.

605.14 Structural Steel for Machinery

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 57-114-2; 1944. Steel; Structural, LowAlloy (High Tensile) for Welded Engineer Equipment.

605.15 Structural Iron and Steel for Ships

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46S1J, 1945.

Steel: Bars and Shapes (for Hull Construction).

U. S. Gov., navy Dept. Specification 4835f, 1945. Steel, Plate, Hull, Structural, Black (Uncoated), and Zinc-Coated (Galvanized).

605.19 Miscellaneous Structural Steel

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40643B,

1945. Beam, Dual Wheel jacking (Aircraft 30 Ton).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 47S34; 1946.

Steel, Sheet, Black, Structural. 605.2 STRUCTURAL SHAPES AND PLATES, FABRICATED 605.20 General Items

American Institute of Steel Construction, inc. Code of Standard Practice for Steel Buildings and

Bridges, 1946. Covers general requirements, classification, invoicing, drawings and specifications, stock material, Inspection and delivery, erection,

delays In prosecution of work, extra work, proposals and contracts, and standard documents. American institute of Steel Construction, inc. Spec- ification for the Design, Fabrication, and Erection

of Structural Steel for Buildings (Riveted, Bolted

and Arc-Welded Construction), 1946. Covers admin- istrative provisions and technical provisions In- cluding material, loads and stresses, unit stresses,

design, and fabrication. American Iron and Steel institute. Building Code Modernization (A Series of Reference Bulletins).

V—Steel Regulations, 1946. Covers hot-rolled

structural steel for buildings, other steel con- structions, building code regulations (riveted,

bolted, or welded construction), steel Joist construction, and formed steel constructions. American Iron and Steel Institute. Building Code Modernization (A Series of Reference Bulletins). VII —Steel Piles for Foundations of Buildings,

1946. Covers steel foundation piles, recommended building code regulations for steel piles used in

foundations of buildings, safe loads, concretefilled steel pipe piles, rolled structural steel

piles, and test of piles.

605.21 Steel Bridges and Railway Turntables

American Assn. of State Highway Officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

I. —General Provisions includes definition of terms, proposal requirements and conditions, award and execution of contract, scope of the work, control

of the work, control of materials, legal relations and responsibility to public, prosecution and

progress, and measurement and payment. Division

II. —Construction Includes excavation and fill, sheet piles, bearing piles, concrete masonry, rein- forcement, ashlar masonry, mortar rubble masonry, dry rubble masonry, brick masonry, steel structures, bronze or copper-alloy bearing and expansion plates, steel grid flooring, railings, painting metal

structures, riprap, concrete cribbing, waterproofing, dampproof lng, name plates, timber structures, preservative treatments for timber, timber cribbing,

sectional plate pipe and arches, and wearing surfaces. Division III. —Design includes general fea- tures of design, loads, distribution of loads, unit

stresses, pile loads and bearing, substructures and retaining walls, structural steel design, concrete design, design of timber structures, composite

beans, sectional plate pipe, sectional plate arches, and rating of existing bridges. Division IV.

Materials Includes cement, water for use with cement, fine aggregate, coarse aggregate, reinforcement, structural, eyebar and rivet steels, wrought

iron, steel forglngs, steel eastings, gray-iron

castings, malleable castings, bronze or copper- alloy bearing and expansion plates, steel piles,

steel sheet piling, steel grid floors, paint, welding, sheet metal for water stops and general use, sectional plate pipe and arches, stone for masonry,

brick, bituminous materials and Joint fillers, as- phalt paving blocks, premolded asphalt plank,

structural timber, lumber and piling, timber pre- servatives, and timber connectors.

American Assn. of State Highway Officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 10—Steel Structures, Erection. Gives requirements for erection of structure, plans,

plant, delivery of materials, handling and storing

materials, falsework, methods and equipment, bearings and anchorage, straightening bent material,

assembling steel, riveting, bolted connections, pin

connections, misfits, removal of old structure and

falsework, and payment. American Assn. of State Highway officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 10 —Steel Structures, Fabrication.

Gives requirements for quality of workmanship,

storage of materials, straightening material, finish, rivet holes, punched holes, reamed or drilled

holes, subpunchlng, reaming and shop assembly, ac- curacy of punched and subdrllled holes, accuracy of reamed and drilled holes, shop assembly, camber

diagram, drifting of holes, match-marking, rivets, field rivets, bolts and bolted connections, riveting, edge planing, flame cutting, facing of bearing

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surfaces, abutting Joints, end connection angles,

lacing bars, finished members, web plates, bent

plates, fit of stlffeners, eyebars, annealing, pins

and rollers, boring pin holes, pin clearances,

welds, screw threads, pilot and driving nuts, notice of beginning of work;, facilities for Inspection, Inspector's authority, mill orders, weighing

of members, and marking and shipping.

American Assn. of State Highway Officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 12—Steel Grid Flooring. Gives general

Information and requirements for materials, arrangement of sections, provision for camber, field assembly, connection to supports, welding, repairing damaged galvanized coatings, concrete filler,

painting, and method of measurement and basis of .payment.

American Assn. of State Highway officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 13—Railings, Metal. Gives general

Information and requirements for materials, line of

grade, construction, painting, and measurement and payment. American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications for Steel Railway Bridges (for Fixed Spans

Not Exceeding 400 Feet In Length). Includes spe- cific and detailed rules for the design and manufacture of bridges. Gives requirements for pro- posals and drawings, general features of design, loads and stresses, unit stresses, details of design, workmanship, eye-bars, weighting, and shipping.

605.22 Steel Buildings and Metal Parts of

Buildings

American Welding Society. Standard Code for Arc and

Gas Welding In Building Construction, Dl. 0-46; 1946. Gives general provisions, design of welded con- nections, filler metal, workmanship, Inspection,

qualification, definitions, welding symbols, welded

Joints, qualifications of welding procedures and

operators, and Illustrations of acceptable and defective weld profiles.

605.23 Steel Tanks, Towers, and Flumes

American Petroleum Institute, Dlv. of Production.

Standard 12-B; 1944. Supplement 1; 1946. Specification for Standard Bolted Tanks. Provides the Industry with a standard series of bolted steel

tanks, comprising ah adequate range and variety of sizes to meet oil field requirements, built in accordance with modern manufacturing practice so that decks, bottoms, and Individual staves as sup- piled by any manufacturer will be readily Interchangeable with those supplied by any other. Covers

scope, material, fabrication and erection, cleanouts for production tanks, walkways and stairways,

piping flanges and relief valves, marking, Inspection and rejection, and appendices.

American Petroleum institute, Dlv. of production.

Standard 12-c; 1946. Specification for All-Welded

Oil Storage Tanks. This specification covers all- welded steel tanks for oil storage, Including

allowable plate and Joint stresses, qualification

procedures for welding, and chemical and physical

properties of material, Including welding rods. Covers design, fabrication, erection, standard ap- purtenances, testing Joints by sectioning methods,

qualification procedure, marking, and appendices.

American Petroleum institute, Dlv. of Production.

Standard 12-D; 1944. Supplement l; 1946. Specification for All-Welded Production Tanks (Tentative).

This specification covers sizes, materials, plate

thicknesses, and design factors for light-weight

all-welded steel production tanks. Covers material, design, cleanouts, walkways and stairways,

bolting patterns for thief hatches and relief

valves, threaded connections, marking, and adjustments. American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Boiler

Construction Code. API-ASME Code for unflred Pres- sure Vessels, 1943 with 1944 Supplement. Applies

to unflred pressure vessels constructed of carbon

steel for petroleum liquids and/or gases within the limits prescribed In the Code. Rules cover the design and construction of vessels subjected to external pressure, fusion-welded, riveted, and

Integrally forged vessels, periodic Inspection; and repair. A list of approved materials is given, also suggestions regarding Internal structures,

corrosion allowances, and protective linings; and examples of computations covering reinforcement of

shell openings.

American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Boiler

Construction Code, unflred Pressure Vessel Code, 194? with 1944-1945 Addenda. Pressure containers

for which construction rules are established In- clude vessels subjected to external pressure, and

those for gases or liquids at temperatures of -20F

and below. Requirements cover materials, working

pressures, welding, nozzle openings, and hydrostatic tests. Methods of computing shell openings

are ' Included, as well as examples of the computation.

U. S. Gov. , Dept. of Commerce, Civil Aeronautics Ad- ministration, Office of Federal Airways. Specification CAA-252; 1941. Towers, Steel Skeleton, Four

post, Form 7-A, for Airways Beacons.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 87-15; 1945. Tank, Steel, Water, Vertical,

Bolted Type, Open Top, painted.

605.25 Steel for Concrete Reinforcement

American Assn. of State Highway Officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 19^-4. Division

IV, Section 5—Reinforcement. Gives requirements

for bar reinforcement, wire and wire mesh, bar mat

reinforcement, and structural shapes.

American Concrete institute. ACI Standards- 1945. Recommended Practice for use of Metal Supports for Reinforcement, ACI 319-42. Gives general requirements, supports, number and location of supports, and responsibility; tables showing one-way slab

construction, ordinary beam and Joist construction,

heavy beam and girder construction, and flat slabs; and types of devices. American Public Works Assn. -Specification for Portland Cement Concrete Pavement, Fl-44; 1944. Includes

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reinforcement. Shall be either cold-drawn steel

wire fabric or steel bars. Gives requirements for wire fabric bars, bar mats, dowel and tie bars, and deformed metal Joint. Rail Steel Bar Assn. Rail Steel for Concrete Reinforcing, undated. Covers adequate for all design;

specification Including manufacture, tensile properties, and bending properties; standard sizes; de- sign standards; Industry history; and standard pro- duction methods.

U. S. Gov. , Federal Specification QQ-B-71a; 1938. Amend. 2; 1945. Bars; Reinforcement, (for) Concrete, covers four types— (A) plain, (B) deformed,

(C) hot-twisted, and (D) cold-twisted; and seven

grades— (1) structural, billet-steel; (2) Intermediate, billet-steel; (3) Intermediate, car-axlesteel; (4) hard, -billet-steel; (5) hard, rail-steel;

(6) structural, car-axle-steel; and (7) hard, caraxle-steel. Gives requirements for material, work- manship, twisted bars, permissible variations,

chemical composition, manufacturer's analyses, ten- sile properties, modification In elongation, and

bending; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

605.27 Steel Scaffolds and Grandstands

National Fire Protection Assn. American Standards

Assn., Z20.2-1946. Standard for Grandstands, Tents, and other Places of Outdoor Assembly. Covers the design, construction, location, maintenance, and

use of grandstands, tents, and other structures and premises for use or used as places of outdoor as- sembly. Its purpose Is to specify reasonable

standards as a means to safeguard persons and prop- erty Insofar as It affects public safety. Gives

definitions, places of outdoor assembly—general

requirements, grandstands, tents, ways of egress

from places of outdoor assembly, fire protection in places of outdoor assembly, sanitary arrangements

in places of outdoor assembly, and appendix.

806. RAILWAY TRACK MATERIAL

606.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Mining Congress. Coal Division Committee

Recommendations, 1945. Construction and Maintenance of Main Haulage Roads in Coal Mines. Covers roadbed and track construction, rail and track accessories, track Inspection and maintenance, specifications for main haulage ties, wood switch tie

sets for turnouts, steel tie spacing for turnouts, guard rails for turnouts, elevation of outside rail on curves, safe rail loads for various tie spacing, and crossover dimensions for single and double

entries.

606.1 STEEL RAILS, TEE, AND GIRDER

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications for Open-Hearth Steel Ralls. Gives inspection, chemical requirements, physical requirements, and details of manufacture.

606.2 RAIL JOINT PLATES AND TIE PLATES

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Designs of

Tie Plates for RA-A and RE Rail Sections. Gives

table showing tie plates appropriate for use with

various rail sections and under various service

conditions, and drawings of various tie plates.

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications for Soft and Medium Steel Tie plates. Gives requirements for manufacture, chemical properties

and tests, physical properties and tests, workmanship and finish, marking, and inspection.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 43-3A; 1945. Bar, Splice, Railroad.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 43-6A; 1945. Plate, Steel, Railway Tie. 606.3 SWITCHES AND SPECIAL TRACK WORK

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1945. Specifications for one, Two, Three, and Four-Track Overhead Metal Warning and Metal Side Warning. Covers the design, materials, and erection of metal overhead

warnings. Gives footing; materials Including base casting and pipe cap, Iron pipe and fittings in- cluding collars, straps and hanger clamps, galvanized steel pipe and fittings, steel guy and mes- senger strand, galvanized cable clamps and thimbles, hook and eye galvanized turnbuckles, wood

lash bars and fingers, telltales for overhead warnings, spring finger for side warning, spring for

side warning brackets, bolts, and steel bar; erection; and painting.

606.4 TRACK BOLTS, NUTS, AND WASHERS

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineer lng< 1946. Specifications for Heat-Treated Carbon-Steel and Alloy-Steel

Track Bolts. Gives scope, manufacture, chemical

properties and tests, physical requirements, design

and tolerance, and marking and Inspection.

607. TUBULAR PRODUCTS AND FITTINGS,

COCKS, AND VALVES

607.0 6ENERAL ITEMS

American Petroleum institute, Dlv. of Production.

Code 5-C-2; 1944. Supplement 2; 1946. Performance Properties of Casing and Tubing. Gives minimum

performance properties for casing and tubing. The values shown herein for casings are final, and are based mainly upon tests; and the values for tubing

are tentative, and are calculated. Gives tables showing outside diameter, nominal weight, Inside

diameter, wall thickness, drift diameter, collapse

resistance, Internal yield pressure, and Joint

strength for various sizes.

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American Petroleum institute, Dlv. of Production.

Standard 7-B; 1944. Supplement l; 1946. Specification for Rotary Drilling Equipment. Gives final dimensional standards, Including gages, for regular and full-hole rotary drilling tool Joints, tentative standards for Internal- flush rotary drilling

tool Joints, and standards on auxiliary equipment. Covers material, workmanship and finish, marking,

rotary drilling tool Joints, drill collars, grief

stems, couplings, and suds, bits, gaging practice,

swivel gooseneck connections and rotary hose, ro- tary table, brake blocks, slush pumps, recommended

practice on measurement, Inspection and rejection,

gages, and appendices. American Society of Mechanical Engineers and American

Gas Association, Joint sponsors. American Standards Assn., B2. 1-1945. Pipe Threads. Covers out- line of procedure followed In the development of this standard and brief historical note, form of thread and basic formulas, limits on crest and root

of external and Internal taper pipe threads, specifications for plug and ring gages for taper pipe

threads, method of gaging and manufacturing tolerances for threaded product, basic dimensions, Amer- ican Standard taper pipe threads, dimensions of threaded plug and ring gages, specifications for dryseal pressure-tight Joints, specifications for rail fitting Joints, specifications for straight

pipe threads, mechanical Joints, and locknut connections, and appendixes.

Manufacturers Standardization Society of the Valve and Fittings Industry. By-Pass Size Standard,

SP-5 -

, 1944. Covers fabricated by-pass equipment

for cast Iron and steel valves for all pressures. Gives by-pass sizes for main valve size from 4 to 24 Inches, and by-pass locations. Manufacturers Standardization Society of the Valve

and Fittings industry. Standard Marking System for Valves, Fittings, Flanges, and unions, SP-&5; 1936. Addendum 2; 1940. Applies to the various classes

of valves (including cocks), flanges, fittings and

unions, hereinafter termed "products, » of whatever material made, which manufacturers recognize as regular available patterns and which are specifically covered by the tables In this standard. Gives general requirements, rules for marking, and 30 tables of data for various valves, fittings, and

unions. Manufacturers Standardization Society of the Valve

and Fittings Industry. Drain Tapping Standard;

SP-28; 1945. A method of designating location of tapped holes In valves and fittings. Gives scope, location designating symbols, designating outlets

of reducing fittings, standard drain sizes, reducing fittings, tappings, tables showing standard

drain sizes and minimum thread length, and numerous drawings showing method of designating location of tapped holes when specified and method of designating outlets of reducing fittings in specifications. National Board of Boiler- and Pressure Vessel inspectors. Safety Valve Capacity Tests, 1946. Gives

detailed data on the capacities of safety valves as manufactured by the leading companies and certified by the N.B.B.P.V. I. Capacities determined in

accordance with the rules formulated by the A.S-M-E. Boiler Code Committee.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 41050;

1945. Screw-Threads; Standard Fire Hose Equipment

Fittings (American National Form Symbol NH).

U. S. Gov. , Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R207-45; 1945. Pipes, Ducts, and Fittings for Warm-Air Heating and Air Conditioning. Comprises

a list of sizes of pipes, ducts, and fittings for regular stock purposes, which was developed by a simplification committee of the furnace fittings

industry. Gives tables showing recommended pre- fabricated warm-air heating and air-conditioning

pipes, ducts, and fittings for furnace pipe and

fittings—gravity type, and ducts and fittings for forced-air heating and air conditioning.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification jan-P-3;

1946. packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment

of Valves, Fittings, and Flanges for Piping.

607.1 CAST-IRON PIPE, FITTINGS, AND CONNECTIONS

607. m Cast-iron Pipe Fittings and Connections

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification WW-p-401; 1935. Amend. 2; 1945. Pipe and Plpe-Flttlngs; Soil,

Cast-iron. Covers two grades— (A) extra-heavy and

(B) victory-weight, 2 in. to 15 in., in 5 ft. lengths. Gives material and workmanship, general

requirements, laying length, tolerance, stralghtness, dimensions of hubs and spigots, weight of pipe and fittings, dimensions of fittings, and

physical and chemical requirements; methods of In- spection and tests; and packing and marking of

shipments.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification WW-p-471; 1945. Amend, l; 1946. Plpe-Flttlngs (Bushings, Plugs,

and Locknuts); Bronze and Ferrous (screwed) . Covers

one class and three types— (I) black (uncoated fer- rous metal), (II) zinc-coated (galvanized ferrous

metal), and (III) bronze. Gives requirements for materials and workmanship, marking, threading, plug squares and hexagons, details, and tables showing

sizes and dimensions for the various fittings;

methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification WW-P-491a; 1945 and

Amend. 1; 1946. Plpe-Flttlngs; Cast-iron, Drainage. Covers three types— (I) uncoated, (II) coated,

painted or varnished, and (III) zinc-coated. This specification covers couplings, crosses, elbows,

lncreasers, roof connections, tees and basin tees, traps, tucker connections, and Y-branches. Gives

requirements for material and workmanship, marking,

threading, tolerances, details, and tables showing

sizes and dimensions for the various fittings;

methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification Ww-p-501b; 1945. Plpe-Flttlngs; Cast-iron (Screwed) 125- and 250-

Pound. Covers two types— (I) black uncoated and

(II) zinc-coated; and two classes

(a) 125 pound

and (B) 250 pound. This specification covers caps, crosses, elbows, reducers, return bends, sprinkler

fittings, tees, and y-branches. Gives requirements

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for material and workmanship, marking, threading,

details, and tables showing the sizes and dimensions for the various fittings; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

607.2 MALLEABLE IRON PIPE, FITTINGS, AND CON- NECTIONS

Manufacturers Standardization Society of the Valves

and Fittings Industry. 300 Lb. SP Malleable Iron Screw Fittings Standard, SP-31; 1944. Gives pressure ratings, size, marking material, metal thickness tolerance, threading, ribs, face bevel, fitting

dimensions, and tables showing data for various

sizes and types of fittings.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification WW-p-404; 1944. Amend. 1; 1945. Pipe; Steel and Ferrous Alloy

(for) Bending, Flanging, etc. (Iron-Pipe Size). Covers black and coated pipe In three types — (I) steel; carbon, welded and seamless; (II) steel; copper-bearing, welded and seamless; (III) open- hearth Iron; copper-molybdenum, welded; and three

classes— (A) standard weight, (B) extra strong, and

(C) double extra strong. Gives requirements for material and workmanship, marking, lengths, diameter and thickness, weight tolerances, black pipe,

zinc-coated pipe, pipe ends and couplings, pipe

threads, and details for each type and class; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification WW-P-406; 1944. Amend. 1; 1945. Pipe; Steel and Ferrous Alloy

(for) Ordinary uses (iron-Pipe Size). Covers black,

coated, or line pipe In three types— (I) steel;

carbon, welded and seamless; (II) steel; copperbearing, welded and seamless; and (III) open-hearth

Iron; copper-molybdenum, welded; and three classes

(A) standard weight, (B) extra strong, and (C) double extra strong. Gives requirements for mate- rial and workmanship, marking, lengths, diameter

and thickness, weight tolerances, black pipe, zinc- coated pipe, cement lined pipe, pipe ends and couplings, pipe threads, and details for each type and

class; methods of sampling. Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov. , Federal Specification WW-P-471; 1945. Amend. 1; 1946. Plpe-Flttlngs (Bushings, Plugs,

and Locknuts); Bronze and Ferrous (Screwed).

Covers one class and three types— (I) black (un- coated ferrous metal) , (II) zinc-coated (galvanized ferrous metal), and (III) bronze. Gives require- ments for materials and workmanship, marking,

threading, plug squares and hexagons, details, and tables showing sizes and dimensions for the various fittings; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for

shipment. _

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification WW-p-e,21b; 1945. Pipe Fittings; Malleable Iron (Screwed) 150-Pound. Covers two types— (I) black uncoated and (II) zinccoated. This specification covers caps, couplings, crosses, elbows, reducers, return bends, tees, and Y-branches. Gives requirements for material and workmanship, marking, threading, details, and ta- bles showing sizes and dimensions for the various

fittings; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for

shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 45U3e; 1945. Unions, iron (Malleable) or Steel, 250-Pound.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 45U6b, 1945.

Unions, Iron (Malleable) or Steel, 300-Pound. 607.3 WROUGHT- IRON PIPE, FITTINGS, AND CON- NECTIONS

Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.,

Inc. Equipment Standards, 1946. Part V—Miscellaneous Standards, no. 580—Steel and Wrought Iron Pipe. Covers purpose, scope, minimum centers for bending,

painting of colls, hangers, exposed threads, pipe

Joints, welding flanges to pipe, test pressures,

cleaning of pipe, and figures.

American Petroleum Institute, Dlv. of Production.

Standard 5-A; 1945. Supplement 1; 1946. Specification for Casing, Drill Pipe, and Tubing. Covers material, manufacture, chemical properties and

tests, physical properties and tests, dimensions,

weights, lengths, threads, couplings, marking, In- spection and rejection, tables, gaging practice, gages—certification, gages—specification, and

appendices.

American Petroleum institute, Dlv. of Production.

Standard 5-L; 1945. Supplement 1; 1946. Specification for Line Pipe. This specification covers

chemical and physical properties and processes of manufacture of line pipe, with dimensions on diameter, thicknesses, lengths, threads, etc., and master gages. Gives material, manufacture, chemical properties and tests, physical properties and

tests, dimensions, weights, and lengths, threads,

couplings, marking, Inspection and rejection, tables, gaging practice, gages, and appendices. American Society for Testing Materials, A72-45; 1945.

A. S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code Specification,

SA-72. Welded Wrought-lron Pipe. Covers standard

weight, extra strong, and double extra strong pipe, both black and galvanized. Gives process, chemical composition, check analysis, tensile properties,

hydrostatic tests, fracture tests, bending properties, mlcrographlc examinations, galvanized pipe,

weight of coating, weight of coating test, test specimens, number of tests, retests, standard

weights, permissible variations in weight and diameter, lengths, workmanship, finish,- Inspection,

and rejection.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Mainte- nance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal Section.

Manual of Recommended Practice. Specification 123-

44; 1945. One-inch Welded Wrought iron Pipe. For

the operation of units mechanically operated. Gives drawings, material, chemical properties, physical

properties and tests, pipe ends, threads, couplings,

galvanizing, lengths, plugs, rivets, finish, assembly, Inspection, and packing.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS5-46; 1946. Pipe

Nipples; Brass, Copper, Steel, and Wrought-lron.

This standard covers steel, ferrous-alloy, and wrought-lron nipples, black- and zinc-coated (hot dip galvanized), In Iron-pipe sizes from 1/8 to

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12 In., of standard lengths; and brass and copper

nipples In standard sizes 1/6 to 6 In. Covers material, general requirements, detail requirements,

packaging, labeling, and gives tables showing sizes and lengths for standard weight and extra strong

pipe nipples. Initiated by National Assn. of Pipe

Nipples Manufacturers, inc.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification WW-p-471; 1945. Amend, l; 1946. Plpe-Fl tt lngs (Bushings, Plugs,

and Locknuts); Bronze and Ferrous (screwed). Covers

one class and three types—(I) black (uncoated fer- rous metal) , (ID zinc-coated (galvanized ferrous

metal), and (ill) bronze. Gives requirements for materials and workmanship, marking, threading, plug squares and hexagons, details, and tables showing

sizes and dimensions for the various fittings;

methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

607.4 STEEL PIPE, FITTINGS, AND CONNECTIONS

Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.,

Inc. Equipment Standards, 1946. Part V—Miscellaneous Standards. Ho. 580—Steel and Wrought Iron Pipe. Covers purpose, scope, minimum centers for bending,

painting of colls, hangers, exposed threads, pipe

Joints, welding flanges to pipe, -test pressures,

cleaning of pipe, and figures.

American Petroleum Institute, Dlv. of Production.

Standard 5-A; 1945. Supplement 1; 1946. Specification for Casing, Drill Pipe, and Tubing. Covers material, manufacture, chemical properties and

tests, physical properties and tests, dimensions,

weights, lengths, threads, couplings, marking, In- spection and rejection, tables, gaging practice, gages—certification, gages —specification, and

appendices.

American Petroleum Institute, Dlv. of Production.

Standard 5-L; 1945. Supplement l; 1946. Specification for Line Pipe. This specification covers chemical and physical properties and processes of manufacture of line pipe, with dimensions on diameter, thicknesses, lengths, threads, etc., and master gages. Gives material, manufacture, chemical

properties and tests, physical properties and

tests, dimensions, weights, and lengths, threads,

couplings, marking, Inspection and rejection, tables, gaging practice, gages, and appendices.

American Society for Testing. Materials, A106-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Seamless Carbon- Steel Pipe for High-Temperature Service. Cover

pipe suitable for bending, flanging, and similar

forming operations for steam service pressures of 400 psl. and over and high temperatures or other

applications where a superior grade of pipe Is required. Gives process, chemical composition, check

analysis, tensile properties, bending properties,

flattening tests, hydrostatic test, test specimens, number of tests, retests, dimensions, permissible

variations In weight and dimensions, lengths, ends,

finish, marking, Inspection, rejection, and supplementary requirements.

American Society for Testing Materials, A157-44;

1944. A.S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code Specification SA-157. American Standards Assn., C-36.1- 1944. Standard Specifications for Alloy-Steel

Castings for Valves, Flanges, and Fittings for HighTemperature Service. Includes nine ferrltlc and

two austenltlc grades, selection dependent on design and service conditions, physical properties,

and the high-temperature characteristics. Gives

process, heat treatment, temperature control, chemical composition, ladle analysis, check analysis,

tensile properties, bending properties, hydrostatic

tests, magnetic particle testing, test specimens, number of tests, retests, radiographic or destruction tests, workmanship, finish, marking, Inspection, rejection, and rehearing. A. S.T.M. Emergency Alternate Provision EA-A 157; 1944, affected section 10, hydrostatic tests. American Society for Testing Materials, A158-44T;

1944. A.S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code Specification SA-15e. Tentative Specifications for Seamless Alloy-Steel Pipe for High-Temperature Service, in- cludes eight ferrltlc and three austenltlc steels,

selection dependent on design and service. Gives

process, discard, heat treatment, chemical composition, ladle analysis, check analysis, tensile properties, bending properties, flattening test, hydrostatic test, test specimens, number of tests, retests, retreatment, permissible variations In weight

and dimensions, lengths, ends, finish, marking, In- spection, rejection, and supplementary requirements. A. S.T.M. Emergency Alternate Provision, EA158a; 1944, affected section 1, scope; and table 1, chemical requirements.

American Society for Testing Materials, A182-44;

1944. A.S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code Specification, 3A-182.. American Standards Assn., 037.1-

1944. Standard Specifications for Forged or Rolled Alloy-Steel Pipe Flanges, Forged Fittings, and

Valves and Parts for High-Temperature Service, in- cludes seven ferrltlc and three austenltlc steels,

selection dependent on design and service. Gives process, discard, manufacturing practice, heat

treatment, chemical composition, ladle analysis,

check analysis, tensile properties, hydrostatic

tests, test specimens, number of tests, retests, macro-etch tests, workmanship, finish, marking, In- spection, rejection, and rehearing.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Mainte- nance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal Section.

Manual of Recommended Practice. Specification 122-

44; 1945. One-inch Welded Steel Pipe. For the purpose of providing welded steel pipe for the operation of units mechanically operated. Gives

drawings, chemical properties, physical properties

and tests, ends, threads, couplings, plugs, rivets,

galvanizing, lengths, material and workmanship, and inspection.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2253A, 1945. Tolerances

Carbon and Alloy Steel Tubing. To publish estab- lished manufacturing tolerances. Gives application, diameter, wall thickness, length (all types),

stralghtness, flatness, and special tolerances.

U. S. Gov.,- Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANC- 140-1; 1946. Clamps; Hose.

U. S. Gov., Anny-Navy Aeronautical specification AN- WW-T-846-2; 1945. Tubing; Steel, Carbon (1025), Seamless.

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U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS5-46; 1946. Pipe

Nipples; Brass, Copper, Steel, and Wrought-lron.

This standard covers steel, ferrous-alloy, and wrought-lron nipples, blaclc- and zinc-coated (hot dip galvanized), In iron-pipe sizes from 1/8 to 12

In. , of standard lengths; and brass and copper nipples In standard sizes 1/8 to 6 In. Covers material, general requirements, detail requirements,

packaging, labeling, and gives tables showing sizes and lengths for standard weight and extra strong

pipe nipples. Initiated by National Assn. of Pipe

Nipples Manufacturers, Inc.

u. S. Gov., Federal Specification ww-p-404; 1944. Amend. 1; 1945. Pipe; Steel and Ferrous Alloy

(for) Bending, Flanging, etc. (Iron-Pipe Size). Covers black, and coated pipe in three types— (I) steel; carbon, welded and seamless; (II) steel; copper-bearing, welded and seamless; (III) open- hearth iron; copper-molybdenum, welded; and three

classes— (A) standard weight, (B) extra strong, and

(C) double extra strong. Gives requirements for material and workmanship, marking, lengths, diameter and thickness, weight tolerances, black pipe,

zinc-coated pipe, pipe ends and couplings, pipe

threads, and details for each type and class; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S-. Gov., Federal Specification WW-P-406; 1944. Amend, i; 1945. Pipe; Steel and Ferrous Alloy

(for) Ordinary Uses (iron-pipe size). Covers black,

coated, or lined pipe In three types— (I) steel; carbon, welded and seamless; (II)- steel; copperbearing, welded and seamless; and (III) open-hearth

Iron; copper-molybdenum, welded; and three classes—

(A) standard weight, (B) extra strong, and (c) double extra strong. Gives requirements for material and workmanship, marking, lengths, diameter

and thickness, weight tolerances, black pipe, zinc- coated pipe, cement lined pipe, pipe ends and couplings, pipe threads, and details for each type and

class; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 45Jla; 1946. joints, Steel, Flexible (for Temporary P.lpe Connections) . U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 44T34b; 1946. Tubing, Steel, Seamless, Dlesel-Englne-FuelInjectlon.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 44T4lb, 1945. Tubing, Steel, Resistance-Welded (for oil, Steam,

or Water)

.

U. S. Gov. , Navy Dept. Specification 45F7f, 1945.

Flanges, Steel, for Steel Tubing, 300 Pounds w. S. P. U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 48F15b, 1945. Flanges, Steel, for Steel Tubing, 150 Pounds W. S. P. U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 66C9; 1945. Colls, Cooling, Fin-Tube, Dlchlorodlfluoromethane

(F-12) (Shipboard Use). 607.5 SHEET IRON AND STEEL PIPE

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Roadway.

Specifications for Bituminous Coated Corrugated

Metal Pipe and Arches. Gives scope, materials and manufacture, sampling, and tests.

U- S. gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-236-1;

1946. Pipe: Culvert, Iron or Steel, Nestable (for Overseas use)

.

607.6 VALVES, COCKS, AND HYDRANTS, FERROUS AND NONFERROUS

American Petroleum institute, Dlv. of Production.

Standard 5-f; 1945. Supplement 1; 1946. Specification for Threads in Valves, Fittings, and Flanges

(Tentative). Covers material, basic specifications for threads, finish and threading, manufacturing

tolerance for threaded product, gaging practice for line pipe threads, gaging practice for casing

threads, gaging practice for tubing threads, gaging

practice for drill pipe threads, marking, gages and

gage tolerances, inspection and rejection, and appendix.

American Petroleum Institute, Dlv. of Production.

Standard 5-G-l; 1946. Standard on Iron and Steel Flanged Gate, Plug, and Check Valves for Pipe Line Service (Tentative). Includes stipulations on chemical and physical properties of materials, covers major dimensions for flanged pipe line

valves, and provides maximum lnterchangeablllty of units between the products of different manufac-

' turers. Gives general requirements, materials,

design and fabrication, dimensions, testing, marking, Inspection and rejection, and shipping in- structions. American Petroleum Institute, Dlv. of Production. Standard 5-G-2; 1946. Standard On Steel Flanged

Gate and Plug valves for Drilling and Production

Service (Tentative), includes physical properties

of materials for and major dimensions of rianged

drilling-through and flanged flow-line (Christmas

tree) gate and plug valves that are used In drill- ing for and producing oil. To provide maximum

lnterchangeablllty of units between the products of different manufacturers. Gives general requirements, material, design and fabrication, dimensions,

testing, marking, inspection and rejection, shipping Instructions, and auxiliary equipment.

American Society for Testing Materials, A157-44; 1944. A.S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code Specification

SA-157. American Standards Assn., G36. 1-1944. Standard Specifications for Alloy-Steel Castings for Valves, Flanges, and Fittings for HighTemperature Service. Includes nine ferrltic and

two austenltlc grades, selection dependent on de- sign and service conditions, physical properties,

and the high-temperature characteristics. Gives

process, heat treatment, temperature control, chemical composition, ladle analysis, check analysis,

tensile properties, bending properties,- hydrostatic

tests, magnetic particle testing, test specimens, number of tests, retests, radiographic or destruction tests, workmanship, _ finish, marking, inspection, rejection, and rehearing. A.S.T.M. Emergency Alternate Provision EA-A 157; 1944, affected sec- tion 10, hydrostatic tests. —

American Society for Testing Materials, A182-44;

1944. A.S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code Specification, SA-182. American Standards Assn., G37. 1-1944.

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Ores, Metals, and Manufactures 607.6

Standard Specifications for Forged or Rolled AlloySteel Pipe Flanges, Forged Fittings, and Valves and Parts for High-Temperature Service. Includes seven

ferrltlc and three austeriltlc steels, selection de- pendent on design and service. Gives process, discard, manufacturing practice, heat treatment, chemical composition, ladle analysis, check: analysis, tensile properties, hydrostatic tests, test specimens, number of tests, retests, macro-etch tests, workmanship, finish, marking, Inspection, rejection, and rehearing.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1945- Globe and Angle

Valves for Steam Locomotives for 300 Lb. Pressure, Recommended Practice. Materials for valves to fol- low A.S.T.M. Specification 3-61, except stem for outside screw type, seat rings, discs, gland, hand- wheel nut, handwheel, and bonnet bushing hand nut. Gives detailed drawings and tables for globe and

angle valves, valve parts, and marking.

Compressed Gas Manufacturers' Assn., Inc. Standard Compressed Gas Cylinder Valve Outlets—united

States and Canada, 1946. Covers personnel, procedure, Introductory, shape of nipple, seat angle,

seat diameter, the four thread divisions, foolproof thread sizes, the threads and their sizes, spacing

of diameters of valve outlet threads, guide sheet

to establish principles of design, NGO thread

standards, dimensions of outlet threads, gases and their outlets, valve outlets, every outlet for Its purpose, every gas In Its place, C.G.M.A. standards, and standard sheets for various types of gas. Manufacturers Standardization Society of the valve

and Fittings Industry. Drain Tapping Standard;

SP-28; 1945. A method of designating location of tapped holes In valves and fittings. Gives scope, location designating symbols, designating outlets

of reducing fittings, standard drain sizes, reducing

fittings, tappings, tables showing standard drain

sizes and minimum thread length, and numerous draw- ings showing method of designating location of tapped holes when specified and method of designating outlets of reducing fittings In specifications. Manufacturers Standardization Society of the Valve

and Fittings industry. 125 Pound SP Bronze Gate

Valves, SP-37; 1943. Covers three types In sizes

from 1/4 In. to 3 In. — (I) wedge disc, non-rlslng

stem gate valves; (II) double disc, rising stem, Inside screw gate valves; and (III) wedge disc,

rising stem, Inside screw gate valves. Gives pressure temperature ratings, marking, general design, detail design, materials, and Inspection and tests. Manufacturers Standardization Society of the Valve

and Fittings industry. 100 Pound SP Bronze Gate

Valves, SP-38; 1943. Covers the minimum requirements for 100 lb. bronze gate valves of the wedge

disc non-rlslng stem type In sizes 1/4 In. to 2 In. Gives pressure temperature ratings, marking, general design, detail design, materials, and Inspection and tests. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Recommended Practice 342; 1945. Valve Envelope,

Hydraulic Relief, 3,000 Psl. Gives drawings,

notes, and table showing dimensions.

726629 O - 47 - 8 -li

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40386A,

1945. Valve; Oxygen Line (Low pressure).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40779-3;

1945. Valve; Purge (Manifold Pressure Gage Line).

U. 8. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40920;

1945. Valve; Three-Way, Vacuum Selector.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40996;

1945. Valve; Oral inflation.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 41001;

1945. Valve; Oxygen Welding Equipment Safety.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANC-71b; 1945. Cores; High Pressure Air Valve.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN7-ia-l; 1945. Valves; Hydraulic Pressure Relief.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANV-4a; 1945. Valves; Hydraulic Directional Control.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANV-5c-l; 1946. Valves; Hydraulic Check.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANV-9a; 1945. Valves; Hydraulic Controllable Check.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANV-10a-i; 1945. Valves; Static Pressure Selector.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANV-15-2; 1945. Valves; Low Pressure Oxygen Check.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANV-16b; 1946. Valves; oil Dilution and Separately

Mounted Priming Solenoid.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- V-21-2; 1946. valves; Air Pump Suction Relief.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- V-22-l; 1945. Valves; Air Vacuum Regulating

(Throttling).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANV-24-2; 1946. Valves; Vacuum Restrlctor.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANV-28-i; 1946. Valves; Hydraulic Thermal Expansion

Relief.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified practice Recommendation

R183-46; 1946. Brass or Bronze Valves (Gate, Globe,

Angle, and Check). Applies to brass or bronze

valves (gate, globe, angle, and check) used for

steam, water, oil, gases, and liquids. -Gives defi- nitions, connections, abbreviations, and a table

showing recommended primary service ratings, types, and sizes of these valves.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R219-46; 1946. Automatic Regulating valves. . This recommendation applies to automatic regulating

valves made of steel, Iron, and bronze, its purpose Is to establish as a useful standard of practice the simplified list of pressure ratings and sizes of valves listed In table 1. Gives definitions, exceptions, primary pressure ratings, sizes,

materials and construction, connections, abbreviations, and table showing primary pressure ratings

and sizes of steel body, iron body, and bronze body

automatic regulating valves.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification WW-V-5la; 1946. Amend, l; 1946. Valves, Bronze; Angle, Check and

Globe, 125- and 150-Pound, Screwed and Flanged (for Land Use). Covers four types— (I) globe, (II) angle, (III) lift check (horizontal), and (iv) swing check; and two classes

(a) 125-pound and (B) 150-pound. Gives requirements for workmanship,
607.6 Directory of Commodity Specifications

castings, copper alloy, finish, marking, stem packing, and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification WW-V-54; .1946. Amend. 1; 194 6. Valves, Bronze, Gate; 125- and 150-Pound, Screwed and Flanged (for Land use).

Covers three types— (I) wedge disc (nonrlstng stem),

(II) wedge disc (rising stem, Inside screw), and

(III) double disc (rising stem, Inside screw); and

two classes— (A) 125-pound and (B) 250-pound. Gives requirements for workmanship, castings, copper

alloy, finish, marking, stem packing, and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification WW-V-56; 1945.

Amend. 1; 1946. Valves, Cast-iron, Gate; 125- and 250-Pound, Screwed and Flanged (for Land use). Covers two types— (I) wedge disc and (II) double

disc; and two classes— (A) 125-pound and (B) 250-

pound. Gives requirements for service, construction, sizes, workmanship, castings, cast Iron, cop- per alloy, finish, marking, stem packing, and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., joint Array-Navy Specification JAM-V-189;

1945. Valves, Radiator (Shipboard use)

.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 40Rlb, 1945. Reseatlng-Outf its, Valve (Glove, Angle, and Cross),

Steam.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 45C5C, 1945.

Cocks, Ground-Key.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 45V9f; 1946. Valves, Bronze, 100 W.S. P. » Angle, Cross, and Globe.

U. S k Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 45Vl4a; 1946. Valves, Bronze, 300 W. S. P. , Threaded, Angle,- and

Globe.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 45V15; 1946. Valves, Composition, Angle and Globe, Flared-End

(200 Pounds Working Pressure; 425° F. Maximum Temperature) (for 1/4- to. 1/2-Inch O.r. copper Tubing).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 45V21; 1946. Valves, -Water, Pressure-Reducing, 150 Pounds (for

Shipboard use).

U- S. Gov., u. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 28-128; 1945. Faucets, Bag, Water. 607.7 METALLIC HOSE, FERROUS AND NONFERROUS

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- WW-C-561a-3; 1945. Conduit; Flexible, Shielded. 608. NAILS, SCREWS, BOLTS, NUTS, AND

R I VETS

608.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Standards Assn. Bl. 4-1945. Sponsored by

Society of Automotive Engineers and American Soci- ety of Mechanical Engineers. Screw Threads for High-Strength Bolting. For use with pressure vessels, steel pipe flanges, fittings, and valves, and other services. Covers form of thread, screw thread

series, screw thread fit, definitions, detail spec- ifications, gaging, and gives tables showing limiting dimensions and tolerances for threads on screws

and nuts.

American Standards Assn., Bl. 5-1945, Acme Threads

(American War Standard). Covers general and his- torical specifications for Acme form of thread,

Acme thread series, classification and tolerances

of Acme threads, limiting dimensions of Acme

threads, symbols, gages for Acme threads, illustrations, and tables,

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Mainte- nance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1945. Bolt Heads, Nuts, Castle or Slotted Nuts, and Screw Threads, Standard. The standards of tjhe A. A. R. are the American Standards Assn. standards. National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors. Rules for Riveted Patches, 1946. Covers design, calculations, material, workmanship, hydrostatic test, tables, drawings, and solution of

problems by means of the tables Including design of

a patch for an H. T. boiler, pressure allowance on

an existing patch, and design of a patch for A. W. T. boiler.

608.1 NAILS, BRADS, STAPLES, AND TACKS

608.11 Nails

American Society for Testing Materials, D249-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Asphalt Roofing Surfaced With Coarse Mineral Granules. Cover as- phalt roofing In sheet form surfaced with colored mineral granules, either 36 or 32 In. In width,

composed of roofing-felt saturated and coated on both sides with asphalt and surfaced on the weather

side with granulated slate or equivalent mineral

material. Gives manufacture, character of felt, character of saturant and coatings, character of

saturated felt, surface finish, physical properties, freedom from defects, pliability and stickiness,

packing, marking, nails and lap-cement, sampling

and testing, Inspection, and basis of rejection.

A. S. T. M. Emergency Alternate Provision EA-D 249c;

1945, affected table I, physical requirements of asphalt roofing, section 10, packing, and section

12, nails and lap-cement.

608.2 SCREWS

Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 212, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218, and 219; 1944, and NAS 213, Revised 1945. Screws

100° Flush Head, Frearson Recess, Aluminum Alloy, Bronze and Alloy Steel. Gives drawings with dimen- sions and notes for 8-32, 10-32, 1/2-28, 5/16-24,

3/8-24, 7/16-20, 1/2-20, and'9/16-18. Developed by National Aircraft Standards Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 221, 222, 223, 224 , 225, 226, and 227; 1944, and NAS 220, Revised 1945. Screws

Brazier Head, Phillips Recess, Aluminum Alloy,

Bronze and Alloy Steel. Gives drawings with dimen- sions and notes for 8-32, 10-32, 1/4-28, 5/16-24,

3/8-24, 7/16-20, 1/2-20, and 9/16-18. Developed by

National Aircraft Standards Committee.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANS-24b; 1946. Screws; Self-Tapping Steel.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANS-52a, 1945. Screws; Machine, Cap and Set.

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Ores, Metals, and Manufactures 608.32

C. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 42S11, 1945.

Screws; Wood, Lag or Coach, and Hanger. 608.3 BOLTS AND NUTS, EXCEPT RAILWAY TRACK

BOLTS

608.31 Bolts

Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149,

150, 152, 154, 156, and 158, Revised 1945. Bolts

Internal Wrenching— Steel. Gives drawings with

dimensions and notes for 1/4-28, 5/16-24, 3/8-24,

7/16-20, 1/2-20, 9/16-18, 5/8-18, 3/4-16, 7/8-14,

1-14, and 1 1/8-12. Developed by National Aircraft

Standards Committee. " , Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, inc. National Aircraft Standard NAS 159, Revised 194-5. Specification for Bolt—internal Wrenching—Aircraft.

Gives grade, types, and sizes; material, workmanship, and marking; general requirements; detail re- quirements; drawings; and tables giving bolt size,

radius, threads per inch, tensile strength, and shear strength. Developed by National Aircraft

Standards Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 172, 174, 176, Revised 1945. Bolt—internal Wrenching—Steel. Gives drawings

with dimensions and notes for 1 1/4-12, 1 3/8-12,

and 1 1/2-12. Developed by National Aircraft Standards Committee.

Assr,. of American Railroads, Operations and Mainte- nance Dept., Engineering Dlv. , Signal Section.

Manual of Recommended Practice, 1946. Specification for Bolts, Nuts, and Threads. The recommended specifications are current American Standards B18.2 (Wrench-Head Bolts and Nuts and Wrench Openings)

and Bl.l (Screw Threads) Issued by a. S. A. Unless otherwise specified, bolts and nuts shall be of

steel, hot-rolled or cold-f InJ shed, In accordance

with s. A.E. current Specification 1020 and 1120. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1945. Specification M125-44; 1944. Machine Bolts and Huts. Covers all common standard machine h-olts and nuts used In locomotive and car construction or for miscellaneous purposes. Gives manufacture, chemical properties and tests, physical properties and tests, di- mensions and threading, workmanship and finish,

oiling, packing and marking, and Inspection and re- jection.

Manufacturers Standardization Society of the Valve

and Fittings industry. Carbon Steel Machine Bolts

and Nuts for Flanged products, SP-39; 1945. Covers carbon steel machine bolts and nuts, sizes 2 1/4

In. and smaller, for use with champion flanges,

flanged fittings, and valve parts, where service

temperatures do not exceed 500°F. Gives scope, process, fabrication, stress relieving, chemical

composition, check analysis, tensile strength, ten- sile test, bond test, stripping test, hardness

test, number of tests, retests, finish, threads,

dimensions, and tolerances, marking, certification,

Inspection, and rejection.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation R23-

45; 1945. Plow Bolts. Shows the recommended stock- productlon types and sizes of plow bolts. • Gives

five tables showing over-all length of bolts and nominal diameter of regular head and repair head

for key-head, round-head, round-head square-neck

countersunk, square-head countersunk, and roundhead reverse-key countersunk plow bolts.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R169-45; 1945. Bolts and Nuts (Stock-Production

Sizes). This recommendation establishes a simplified schedule of stock-production types and nominal sizes of machine, carriage, lag, step, elevator,

and tire bolts; and sizes of regular, heavy, and

light nuts, machine-screw and stove-bolt nuts, and milled studs. Gives tables showing the various

sizes and" dimensions. Sponsored by the American

institute of Bolt, Nut, and Rivet Manufacturers.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification IB 2d, 1945. Bolts and Clips (Alloy-Steel) and Nuts (CarbonSteel), Holding-Down (for Ordnance Mounts).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 43B2e; 1946. Bolts and Nuts, Deck.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 43Blid, 1946. Bolts, Nuts, Studs, and Tap-Rivets (and Material

for Same).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 43B15; 1945.

Bolts, Anchor, Boller-Refractory-Brlck.

608.32 Nuts

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Mainte- nance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal Section.

Manual of Recommended Practice, 1946. Specification for Bolts, Nuts, and Threads. The recommended

specifications are current American Standards B18.2 (Wrench-Head Bolts and Nuts and Wrench Openings)

and Bl.l (Screw Threads) Issued by A.S.A. unless otherwise specified, bolts and nuts shall be of

steel, hot-rolled or cold-f lnlshed, In accordance

with S.A.E. current Specification 1020 and 1120. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Mainte- nance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1945. Specification M125-44; 1944. Machine Bolts and Nuts. Covers all common standard machine bolts and nuts used In locomotive and car construction or for miscellaneous purposes. Gives manufacture, chemical proper- ties and tests, physical properties and tests,

dimensions and threading, workmanship and finish,

oiling, packing and marking, and Inspection and re- jection.

Manufacturers Standardization Society of the Valve

and Fittings Industry. Carbon Steel Machine Bolts

and Nuts for Flanged Products, SP-39; 1945. Covers carbon steel machine bolts and nuts, sizes 2 1/4

In. and smaller, for use with champion flanges,

flanged fittings, and valve parts, where service

temperatures do not exceed 500°F. Gives scope, process, fabrication, stress relieving, chemical

composition, check analysis, tensile strength,

tensile test, bond test, stripping test, hardness

test, number of tests, retests, finish, threads,

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608.32 Directory of Commodity Specifications

dimensions and tolerances, marking, certification,

Inspection, and rejection.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 25533A-1;

1945. Nut; Sheet Spring.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-N-2a-i; 1946. Nuts; Aircraft.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-N-5a-2; 1946. Nuts; Self-Locking.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-N-10; 1945. Nuts; High-Temperature Self-Locking.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R169-45; 1945. Bolts and Nuts (Stock-production

Sizes). This recommendation establishes a simplified schedule of stock-production types and nominal sizes of machine, carriage, lag, step, elevator,

and tire bolts; and sizes of regular, heavy, and

light nuts, machine-screw and stove-bolt nuts, and milled studs. Gives tables showing the various

sizes and dimensions. Sponsored by the American

Institute of Bolt, Nut and Rivet Manufacturers.

608.4 RIVETS, IRON OR STEEL

Aircraft industries Assn. of America, inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 177 and 178; 1945. Pln-l00°C

Sunk Head Hl-Shear Rivet; and pin-Flat Head Hl- Shear Rivet. Gives drawings with dimensions and

notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards

Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 179, revised 1945. Collar; Hl-Shear Rivet. Gives drawing with dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards

Committee. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 7225A, 1945. Steel Rivets.

Gives composition, condition, quality, and rejections.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R221-46; 1946. Steel Rivets (Stock-Production

Sizes). The purpose of this recommendation Is to establish, as a useful standard of practice In production, distribution, and use, the types and sizes

of rivets set forth In the seven tables herein. Rivets of the following kinds are covered: small rivets having round heads, flat heads, truss or wagon-box heads, and countersunk heads; belt rivets; tinners' and coopers' rivets; and large rivets with button heads. Sponsored by the American

institute of Bolt, Nut, and Rivet Manufacturers. 608.5 PINS AND SHAFT KEYS 608.50 General Items

American Gear Manufacturers Assn. Standard 261.01;

1946. Keyways for Holes In Gears for General in- dustrial practice. Gives depth of keyways, drawings, and tables giving dimensions for diameter of

holes, keyways width and depth, and key stock.

608.51 Pins, Cotter, Dowel, Rod End Pins,

Etc.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 7210A, 1945. Cotter Pins

Corrosion-Resistant Steel. Gives composition,

condition, quality, shape, tolerances, sizes, re- ports, and rejections. Similar specifications:

Federal FF-P-386; SAE 30915; AISI 302. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 7212A, 1945. Steel Cotter

Pins, Zinc-Coated—Low-carbon. Gives composition,

condition, quality, shape, tolerances, reports, and rejections. Similar specification: Federal

FF-P-386a, Type B, Amendment 2. U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 42P6c, 1945.

Pins, Steel, Taper.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 42P7e, 1945.

Pins, Cotter, Split. x

608.6 WASHERS

Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 143, revised 1945. Washers

X4130 or Equivalent, 125,000 to 145,000 PSI, Countersunk and Plain Types. Gives drawings with

dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards Committee. American Society of Mechanical Engineers and Society

of Automotive Engineers, sponsors. American Stand- ards Assn., B27. 1-1944. Spring Lock Washers (Carbon

Steel) . intended for automotive and general Indus- trial application. Covers washer section, finish,

coiling, quality and finish, material and hardness,

size specification or designation of washers,

temper test, toughness test, and table showing

dimensions of spring washers.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-W-7a-2; 1946. Washers; Spring Lock.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 43Wlf, 1945.

Washers, iron and Steel.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 43W2e, 1945.

Washers, Brass.

608.7 TURNBUCKLES

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-T-19b, 1945. Turnbuckles; Aircraft.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 12Tlla, 1945. Turnbuckles (for Wire Rope).

608.8 SNAPS AND FASTENERS

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 29-104; 1945. Snaps, for Equipage and

Leather Items.

U. S. Gov. , U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 100-31; 1945. Fasteners, Slide.

608.9 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURES

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv. , 736;

1945. Rings and Ringers; Hog. Covers three classes

of rings— (A) flat wire, (B) regular round wire, and .(C) round wire with bar; and three classes of ringers— (A) nonadjustable with two pairs of Jaws,

(B) nonadjustable with one pair of Jaws, and (C) adjustable. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, and details for rings and ringers; methods

of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

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Ores, Metals, and Manufactures

IRON AND STEEL MANUFACTURES

611.41

61 i. CASTINGS AND FORGINGS

61 1. 1 GRAY IRON CASTINGS

611.18 Cast-Iron Wheels

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended practice, 1946. Limit Wear Gages

for Condemning A. A. R. Wheel Gages, Standard Revised, 1942. Dimensional diagram. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1945. Specification

M-403-44; 1944. Wheels; Cast iron, for Locomotives,

Tenders, and Cars. Covers 33- Inch cast Iron wheels

for four loadings. Gives manufacture, chemical

composition and tests, design, dimensions and

weights, physical properties and tests, Inspection,

rejection, and rehearing, with dimensional drawings. Assn. of Manufacturers of Chilled Car Wheels. Manual

of inspection, 1939. Revised 1945. Railway Car

Wheels. To establish a uniformity of foundry practices which are deemed essential to the manufacture

of wheels which will withstand all of the stresses Imposed In service and Insure long life to the wheels. Gives code of practice for pouring, annealing, and testing; Inspection recommended practice; wheel defects; specifications for AAR-X

wheels; specifications for testing U. S. Army

wheels; association forms; recommended practice for molding; and recommended cupola and annealing practice. 611.19 Miscellaneous Manufactures of Gray

Cast Iron

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-S-227;

1945. Sinkers, Sounding-Machine (Navigational).

611.2 MALLEABLE IRON CASTINGS

611.21 Malleable Cast Iron Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 7310A, 1945. Rings, piston—

Cast iron. Gives composition, condition, hardness,

mlcrostructure, quality, finish, circularity,

light-tightness of periphery, flatness, corrosion

prevention, approval, reports, and rejections.

Assn. of American Railroads, operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended practice, 1946. Specification

M-402-45; 1945. Malleable Iron Castings. Gives

manufacture, physical properties and tests, work- manship and finish, marking, and Inspection and

rejection.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 7312; 1945. Rings, piston

Centrlfugally Cast, Alloy Cast Iron. Gives composition, condition, physical properties, mlcrostructure, quality, finish, circularity, light-tightness

of periphery, flatness, heat stability, corrosion

prevention, approval, reports, and rejections.

61 1 .22 Journal Boxes

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1946. journal Boxes, Standard Method of packing, Standard, 1945. Gives requirements for materials used In making up Journal packing, preparation of the packing, Journal

boxes, application of packing, handling of packing

removed, cleaning and applying bearings, wedge, and

figures. Assn. of American Railroads, operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard and Recommended practice, 1946. Specification

M-120-46; 1946. Journal Box Lids. Covers all lids

for use on A. A. R. standard Integral and separable Journal boxes C, D, E, F, and G. Gives require- ments for material, functions, required construction features, desirable construction features, new

designs, Inspection, and drawing.

61 1.4 STEEL CASTINGS

6 I 1 .41 Cast Steel

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Steel Castings. Gives process, annealing, temperature control, chemical composition, ladle analyses, check

analyses, tension tests, test specimens, number of tests, retests, workmanship, finish, marking, In- spection, rejection, and rehearing. Chemical and physical requirements are Identical with, and other requirements are similar to, ASTM A27. American Society for Testing Materials, A216-44T;

1944. A. S.M. E. Boiler Construction Code Specification SA-216. Tentative Specifications for Carbon- Steel Castings Suitable for Fusion Welding for High-Temperature Service. For valves, flanges,

fittings, or other pressure containing parts, in- cludes two grades, selection dependent on design

and service. Gives process, heat treatment, tem- perature control, chemical composition, ladle

analysis, check analysis, tensile properties, bending properties, hydrostatic tests, magnetic particle testing, test specimens, number of tests, retests, workmanship, finish, marking, Inspection,

rejection, and rehearing. A. S.T.M. Emergency

Alternate Provision EA-A 216a; 1944, affected

section 1, number of grades; section 5, chemical

composition; section 8, tensile properties; section

10, ' hydrostatic tests; and section 16, finish. American Society for Testing Materials, A281-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Mild to MediumStrength Carbon-Steel Castings for General Application. Cover castings for general application as distinguished from carbon-steel and alloy-steel

castings requiring a tensile strength In excess of 70,000 psl. Gives process, heat treatment, tem- perature regulation, chemical composition, ladle

analysis, check analysis, tensile properties, test specimens, number of tests, retests, radiographic

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Inspection, magnetic particle Inspection, workmanship, finish, marking, Inspection, rejection, and

rehearing.

American Society Tor Testing Materials, A282-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for High-Strength

Steel Castings for Structural purposes. Cover

carbon-steel and alloy-steel castings that are to

be subjected to high mechanical stresses. Gives

process, heat treatment, temperature regulation,

chemical composition, ladle analysis, check analysis, tensile properties, test specimens, number of tests, retests, radiographic Inspection, magnetic

particle Inspection, workmanship, finish, marking,

Inspection, rejection, and rehearing.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1946. Specification

M-201-45; 1945. Steel Castings. Covers six classes of annealed, normalized, normalized and tempered, and quenched and tempered carbon and alloy

steel castings. Gives manufacture, chemical prop- erties and tests, physical properties and tests, workmanship and finish, marking, variation In weight, and Inspection and rejection.

611.44 Railway Couplers, Cast Steel and

Forged Steel

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept. , Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended practice, 1945. A.A.R. Tentative

Standard Tight Lock Coupler operating Mechanism

Type no. 6. Gives detail drawings with dimensions

and notes. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended practice, 1945. A.A.R. Tentative

Standard Type "H" Tight Lock Coupler and parts for passenger Equipment Cars. Gives detail drawings

with dimensions and notes.

Assn. of American Railroads, operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended practice, 1945. A.A.R, Tentative

Standard Type "H" Tight Lock Coupler Contour.

Gives detail drawings with dimensions and notes. Assn. of American Railroads, operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended practice, 1945. A.A.R. Tentative

Standard Type "h" Tight Lock Coupler Yoke, Radial

Connection Casting and Fittings -for passenger

Equipment Cars. Gives detail drawings with dimensions and notes. 611.5 STEEL F0R6INGS

61 1.51 Forged Steel

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads.

Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Steel Forglngs. Gives process, discard, prolongations for

tests, annealing, chemical composition, ladle analyses, check analyses, physical properties, yield

point, tension test specimens, number of tests, retests, finish, Identification marks, Inspection, and rejection. Requirements are identical with

ASTM Standard A18.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept. , Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended practice, 1946. Specification

M-126-45; 1945. Carbon Steel Forgings. Covers six classes of untreated, annealed or normalized, nor- malized and tempered, quenched and tempered, and

normalized, quenched, and tempered. Gives manufacture, chemical requirements, physical requirements,

workmanship and finish, marking, Inspection and

rejection, and supplementary requirements.

611.52 Axles, Shafts, and Similar Forgings

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended practice, 1946. Axles, Standard

Revised, 1946. Designations based on load carrying

capacity by letter A, B, C, D, E, and F. Gives

dimensional drawing of axle with Journal sizes. Assn. of American Railroads, operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1946. Journal Dimensions

for A.R.R. passenger Car Axle When used With Roller Bearings, Standard Revised, 1946. Gives detail

drawings with dimensions and notes. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended practice, 1946. New passenger Car

Axles, Standard Revised, 1946. Dimensional diagrams

for six classes of axles and load limits up to and including 85 m.p.h. and for load limits 86 to 100 m.p.h.

Assn. of American Railroads, operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1946. Specification

M-101-45; 1945. Axles, Carbon Steel, for Cars and Locomotive Tenders. Covers three grades of axles; Includes forged, annealed, and normalized and tem- pered. Gives manufacture, chemical and physical

properties and tests, workmanship and finish, per- missible variations and weights, marking and storing, and Inspection and rejection.

Assn. of American Railroads, operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1945. Trailer Truck

Axles, Sizes and Dimensions of, for Trailer Trucks

of the Two-Wheel Type, Recommended Practice. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. 611.53 Wheels and Tires, Steel

American Iron and Steel Institute. Steel products.

Manual, Section 20; 1946. Wrought Steel Wheels. Covers manufacture, wheel specifications and designs, selection of wheels for railroad service, wheel tread failures, and computation of stresses

in wheel treads. Assn. of American Railroads, operations and Mainte- nance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended practice, 1946. Circumference

Measure (Tape) for Steel, Steel Tired and Cast Iron Wheels, 1945. Covers Instructions for the use of measure to insure that wheels mounted on the same

axle are of the same diameter. Gives dimensional

drawings and tolerances.

Assn. of American Railroads, operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

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and Recommended practice, 1946. Limit Wear Gages

for Condemning A.A.R. Wheel Gages, Standard Revised, 1942. Dimensional diagram.

Assn. of American Railroads, operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1946. Section of Tire,

Standard, 1942. Gives dimensional drawing of sec- tion showing radii and taper, for steel tired engine, tender truck and trailer wheels, and flanged

driving tires of locomotives.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1946. Specification

M-103-46; 1946. Wheels, one-Wear Wrought Carbon

Steel. Covers class 1 and class 2 one-wear wrought

steel wheels for freight cars. Gives design, manufacture, chemical properties and tests, mating,

permissible variations in dimensions, finish, marking, and Inspection and rejection.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Mainte- nance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1946. Specification

M-107-46; 1946. wheels, Multiple-Wear Wrought

Carbon Steel, untreated and Treated. Covers multiple-wear wrought carbon steel wheels for locomotives, tenders, and cars. Gives manufacture, chem- ical properties and tests, mating, permissible

variations in dimensions, finish, marking, and

inspection and rejection.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended practice, 1946. Standardization of Wrought Steel Wheels, adopted, 1946. This standard comprising 23 standard designs of wrought steel wheels in diameters ranging from 30 to 50 in. These standard wheels provide for the majority of existing equipment, locomotives, tenders, and cars and should be used in the design of all new equipment. Because of the necessity of providing replacement

wheels for existing equipment, there are listed 54 designs In addition to the standard designs. For each of the 23 and 54 designs there is a drawing

with a table showing dimensions and tolerances.

Also, there is data for permissible variations in dimensions not shown by tolerances on individual

design sheets. Assn. of American Railroads, operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended practice, 1946. Steel Tires of Locomotive wheels, Shrinkage Allowances for, Standard, 1933. Covers sizes from 20 to 78 in. exact

center diameter with shrinkage allowance and exact

bore. Assn. of American Railroads, operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended practice, 1946. Symbols for Marking

Defective Cast Iron and Cast Steel Wheels, Recommended practice Revised, 1945. Specifies number to mark on defective part for various types of classified defects.

Assn. of American Railroads, operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1946. Symbols for Marking

Defective Multiple-Wear, Two-Wear, and one-Wear

Wrought Steel and Steel Tired Wheels, Recommended

Practice Revised, 1945. Specifies number to mark

on defective part for various types of classified

defects.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1946. Tires, Steel,

Minimum Thickness for, Standard Revised, 1923. Dimensional drawing showing condemning limits for

five types of steel tires. Assn. of American Railroads, operations and Mainte- nance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1946. Tread and Flange Contours for All Steel-Tired Wheels, Standard Cor- rected to, 1944. Dimensional drawing showing radii and taper of tread and flange, also limit of wear

groove. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Mainte- nance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1946. Tread and Flange Contour for Cast Iron, One-Wear Wrought and One- Wear Cast Steel Wheels, Standard Revised, 1945. Gives drawing with dimensions and notes.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended practice, 1946. Tread and Flange Contour for Multiple and Two-Wear Wrought and Cast

Steel Wheels on Cars, Tenders, Diesel and Electric

Locomotives, Trailer and Engine Truck Wheels,

Standard Revised, 194a Gives drawing with dimensions and notes. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Mainte- nance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended practice, 19.46. Wheels, Steel

Tired, Tire Fastening for, Recommended practice

Corrected to, 1940. Gives drawings with dimensions

and notes. Assn. of iron and Steel Engineers. Standard Designs

for Crane Track wheels, 1943. To standardize the double flanged wheels used on mill type cranes.

Gives basis of standards, contours, specifications,

mounting practice, method of ordering wheels, and drawings with tables of dimensions. 611.55 Pinions and Gears

American Gear Manufacturers Assn. Standard 206.02;

1946. Fine Pitch Straight Bevel Gears; tentative. Covers introduction, scope, general specifications,

nomenclature and symbols, 90-degre« axis bevel

gears, and angular bevel gears. American Gear Manufacturers Assn. and American Soci- ety of Mechanical Engineers, sponsors. Standards

231.01, 232.01, and 233.01; 1946. American Standards Assn., B6. 6-1946. Gear Tolerances and inspection. Section 1—Spur and Helical Gears. Covers

scope, diameter range, pitch' range, classes and

speeds, types of errors, pitch error, accumulated

error, profile error, and lead error. Section 2

Bevel and Hypold Gears. Covers scope, diameter

range, pitch range, classes and speeds, types of

errors, runout, pitch error, accumulated error, and required tooth contact. Section 3—Backlash in Gears. Covers definition, purpose of backlash,

determining proper amount of backlash, providing

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backlash, control of backlash, measurement, recom- mended backlash, and table showing suggested backlash when assembled. American Gear Manufacturers Assn. Standard 235.01;

1945. Gear Inspection and Tolerances. Section 5

Master Gears. Covers scope, definitions, spur and helical gears, worms and worm gears, straight

gears, spiral gears, zerol bevel gears, hypold

gears, tolerances, spur and helical ground master

gear tolerances, and footnotes. American Gear Manufacturers Assn. Standard 236.01;

1946. Fine Pitch Gears inspection and Tolerances, tentative. Covers general requirements, spur and helical gears, worms and worm gears, bevel gears, backlash In gears, and comparator layouts.

American Gear Manufacturers Assn. Standard 321.02;

1946. Helical and Herringbone Mill Gears, tentative. Covers scope, rating of gears, service fac- tors, design of gears and shafts, lubrication,

marking, and figure showing variation of Wh with

differential in hardness between pinion and gear. American Gear Manufacturers Assn. Standard 430.01; 1945. Bevel and Combination Bevel-Helical or Bevel-Herringbone Gear Speed Reducers, tentative. Covers scope and responsibility, rating of gears, service factors, design of gearing, design of speed

reducer, thermal capacity, lubrication, marking,

references, and figures.

American Gear Manufacturers Assn. Standard 460.02;

1945. Concentric and parallel Shaft Gearmotors. Covers gearmotors only and Is applicable to helical, herringbone, spur and planetary gearmotors of single, compound, double, and triple reduction

types. Gives rating of gears, design of gearing,

application practice, design of gearmotor, lubrication, standard speeds, marking, table giving applicable classification, and figures showing variation

of allowable Intensity of shock with frequency and duration of peak loads. 611.59 Miscellaneous Manufactures of Steel

Forgings

Assn. of American Railroads, operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended practice, 1946. Draft Gear Key,

Retainer, and Key Slot In Center Sills, Standard,

1941. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1946. Draft Key Retainer, Alternate Standard, 1932 and Draft Key Retainer

Lock, Alternate Standard, 1945. Gives dimensional

drawings with dimensions and notes.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-F-38;

1944. Forgings, Gun, for the u. S. Army and Navy. 612. CUTLERY, HOLLOW WARE, AND OTHER

HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS

612.1 CUTLERY, EXCEPT TOOLS

612.12 Razors and Razor Blades

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept. , procurement Dlv., 741; 1945. Razors, Razor Blades, and Cases; Safety. Covers hoe design razors in two types—(I) single

cutting and (n) double cutting; and two classes

(A) non-separable and (B) separable. Blades shall be two types— (i) for type I razors (style 1, single edge and style 2, double edge), and (n)

double edge for type II razors. Safety razor units

shall be various combinations of razors and blades. Gives requirements for material, razors, blades,

cases, markings, and details; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

612.14 Table and Kitchen Cutlery

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-F-284;

1945. Forks, Knives, and Spoons, m-1926.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-S-294;

1946. Spoons; Basting, Straining, and Mixing.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 64S5C, 1945.

Skimmers.

612. 15 Pins and Needles

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 78-24; 1945. Pin, Net, Laundry, 5 inch.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 78-25; 1945. Pins, Marking, Laundry.

612.2 HOLLOW AND STAMPED WARE, IRON AND STEEL

612.22 Hotel and Household Hollow and

Stamped Ware

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS134-46; 1946. Cast Aluminum Cooking utensils (Metal Composition).

This standard is to establish standard specifications and methods of test for the chemical composition of cast aluminum cooking utensils covered

herein to minimize staining and corrosion under

conditions of normal use. Gives scope, general

requirements, detail requirements, methods of test, marking, and labeling,

u. S. Gov., Federal Specification rr-p-55; 1941. Amend. 3; 1945. pans, Bake and Roasting; Steel. Covers three types— (i) plain (with handles and steel ears and without bottom straps), (n) with

steel handles, ears, and bottom straps, and (III) deep fat frying, with handles and ears and without

bottom straps. Gives requirements for material,

workmanship, folds, construction, handles, bottom

straps and handle ears, and details for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification rr-p-58; 1943.

Amend. 1; 1945. pans, Bread. Covers two types

(I) Individual pans and (II) multiple pans, (B) three Individual pans, (C) four Individual pans, and (D) five individual pans. Classes C and D in- clude two or more sizes. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, body material, wire bead,

finish, shape, pan construction, and details for each type and class; methods of sampling and Inspection; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification RR-P-86; 1939. Amend. 3; 1945. pans, Fry; Corroslon-ReslstlngSteel-Clad (3-ply). Covers one type, one grade,

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and seven sizes. Gives requirements for material,

workmanship, construction, finish, and dimensions; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification RR-P-401; 1939.

Amend. 1; 1945. Plates, Pie. Covers one type, one grade, two classes— (1) tinned steel and (2) uncoated Iron or steel, and two sizes—10 In. and 9 In. outside diameter at top of plate. Gives re- quirements for material, workmanship, tin plate

ga^ge and tolerance, weight of tin coating, tin

coating, finish, and rust preventive; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification RR-T-806; 1942. Amend. 2; 1945. Turners; Cake. Covers three

types— (I) vitreous enameled steel, (II) plain

steel, and (III) corrosion-resisting steel. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, construction, marking, and sizes and dimensions; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1944. Bowl,

Soup (for Chest, Mess).

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1944. Bowl,

Sugar, w/Cover (for Chest, Mess).

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1945. Pans,

Sauce; with Covers.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1944. Pitcher, Cream (for Chest, Mess).

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1944. Plate, Dinner (for Chest, Mess).

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1944. Plate,.

Soup, 9 Inch (for Chest, Mess).

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1944. Platter, Meat (for Chest, Mess).

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1944. Saucer

(for Chest, Mess).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 63Llb; 1946.

Linings, Baklng-Dlsh, Corrosion-Resisting Steel.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 63Pla, 1945. Pitchers, Water.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 63P2b; 1946. Platters, Corroslon-Reslstlng-Steel.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 63T7c; 1946. Tureens, Corroslon-Reslstlng-Steel.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 64B4f; 1946.

Boilers, Coffee.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 64C8b; 1946. Colanders.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 64L2c; 1946.

Ladles, Galley.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

28-32A; 1945. Pot, Tea or Coffee, Individual

(Corrosion-Resisting Steel).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

28-58B; 1946. Bowls, Mixing.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

28-74A; 1946. Pot, French Fry.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

28-82A; 1945. Strainer, Chinese.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 28-46A; 1945. Graters, Large, Small, and

Nutmeg.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 28-131; 1945. Shakers, Salt and Pepper,

Cooks.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 28-134; 1946. Tray, Food, 6-Compartment,

Metal.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 28-136; 1946. Pans, Food, Rectangular.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

64-MC-44a; 1946. Ladles. Covers one type with ei- ther solid bowl or perforated bowl; three grades

(A) corrosion-resisting steel (graded), (B) corro- sion-resisting steel (ungraded, two piece 'construc- tion), and (C) tinned steel (style 1 with pouring

lips and style 2 without pouring lips). Gives re- quirements for materials, workmanship, construction, marking, and details for each type; sampling,

Inspection, and methods of test; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

64-MC-45a; 1946. Skimmers. Covers one type and

three grades— (A) corrosion-resisting steel, graded; (B) corrosion-resisting steel, ungraded; and

(C) tinned steel. Gives requirements for sizes,

materials, workmanship, construction, marking, and details for each type; sampling, Inspection, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

64-MC-46a; 1946. Spoons; Basting and Mixing. Covers one type; two grades— (A) corrosion-resisting

steel and (B) tinned steel; and two classes— (1) graded and (2) ungraded. Gives requirements for

sizes, materials, workmanship, construction, and

details for each grade and class; sampling, Inspection, and methods of test; and packaging, packing,

and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

64-MC-51; 1945. Pans, Baking and Roasting; Corro- sion-Resisting Steel. Covers one grade and two types— (I) without bottom strap runners and (II) with bottom strap runners. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, body, handles and lugs,

welding, finish, marking, and details; sampling,

Inspection, and methods of test; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

64-MC-52; 1945. Buckets, Batter; Corrosion-Resisting Steel. Covers one type and one grade. Gives

requirements for materials, workmanship, construction, body, handle, cover, spout, capacity, finish, and marking; sampling, Inspection, and methods of

test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

64-MC-54; 1945. Bowls, Mixing; Corrosion-Resisting

Steel. Covers one type and one grade. Gives re- quirements for materials, workmanship, bowl, sus- pension ring and lug, and finish; sampling, inspection, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

64-MC-55; 1945. Colanders; Corrosion-Resisting

Steel. Covers two types— (I) heavy duty and (II)

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light duty. Gives requirements for materials, work- manship, perforations, finish, markings, and details; sampling, Inspection, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

64-MC-56", 1945. Pots, Baln-Marle; Corrosion-Resisting Steel. Covers one type and two classes

(I) with cover and (II) without cover. Gives re- quirements for materials,- workmanship, construction, capacity, material composition for pots, finish, marking, and details; sampling, Inspection,

and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., u. S; Maritime Commission Specification

64-MC-57; 1945. Pans, Pudding; Corrosion-Resisting

Steel. Covers one type and one grade. Gives re- quirements for materials, workmanship, pan, capacities, finish, and marking; sampling, Inspection,

and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

64-MC-58; 1946. Pans; Sauce, Corrosion-Resisting

Steel. Covers one grade; two types— (I) flared

wall and (II) vertical wall (class A—deep, B—me- dium, and C—shallow). Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, finish, marking, and de- tails for each type and class; sampling, Inspection, and methods of test; and packaging, packing,

and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

64-MC-59; 1946. Pots; Sauce, 3-Ply, CorrosionResisting Steel. Covers one grade and three types

(I) deep sauce pot, (II) medium sauce pot, and

(III) shallow sauce pot. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, body, cover, handles, finish, marking, and details for each type; sampling,

inspection, and methods of test; and packaging-,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S„ Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

64-MC-60; 1946. Pots; Stock, 3-Ply, Corrosion-Resisting Steel with Covers. Covers one type, grade and two classes— (A) without faucets and (B) with

faucets. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, body, cover, handles, finish, marking, and details for each class; sampling, inspection, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

612.23 Water-Closets and Sinks

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 30S2e, 1945.

Sinks, Galley and Pantry (Shipboard use).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 45S2; 1946.

Sinks, Service (Slop) (Shipboard Use)

.

612.29 Miscellaneous Hollow and Stamped Ware

U. S. Gov.,. Federal Specification RR-P-66; 1939.

Amend. 3; 1945. Pans, Dish; Corroslon-ResistlngSteel. Covers one type, one grade, and five capacities—12, 15, 20 , 24, and 36 qts. Gives material,

workmanship, chemical requirements, finish, cleaning, marking, and details for each type; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification RR-P-70; 1942. Amend, l; 1945. Pans, Dish; Plain Steel and

Retlnned Steel. Covers one type and two classes

(A) black iron or steel and (B) retlnned steel in

14, 20, and 30 qt. capacities. Gives requirements

for material, workmanship, body, handles, finish,

cleaning, marking, and dimensions; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps -Specification, 1944. Cup, Coffee (for Chest, Mess).

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Dish, Butter, w/Cover (for Chest, Mess).

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1944. Dish,

Vegetable (for Chest, Mess).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 42W3; 1946.

Washbasins, Hand (Shipboard Use).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 64P20; 1945. Pots, Sauce, Rectangular, with Covers (for Submarine Ranges).

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv. , 753; 1946. Pans; Dust, Long-Handle. Covers one type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, construction, pan proper, handle, finish, marking, and performance; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for

shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster" Corps Specification 28-124-2; 1946. Cup, Canteen, Aluminum.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

64-MC-53; 1945. Dippers. Covers three compositions— (A) corrosion-resisting steel, (B) aluminum, and (C) tinned steel (class 1, sheet steel and

class 2, tin plate). Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, construction, marking, and

details; sampling, inspection, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

612.3 MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS

U. S. .Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 64Clb; 1946.

Cutters, Butter.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 64M8d; 1946. Machines, Vegetable-Cub lng-and-Sllcing, Hand-Operated.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 66M15, 1945. Machines, Steak-Cubing (Shipboard Use).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

28-76A; 1945. Sieve, Flour, with Crank.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 28-135; 1946. Opener, Can, Folding.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

64-MC-50; 1945. Measures, Coffee; Corrosion-Resisting Steel. Covers one type and one grade with

a fluid capacity of four quarts. Gives require- ments for material, workmanship, construction,

material composition, body, handle, finish, and marking; sampling, Inspection, and methods of tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for

shipment.

613. METAL FURNITURE AND FIXTURES

613.1 BEOS, BED SPRINGS, COTS

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 26B4a; 1946.

Bottoms, Pipe-Berth, Wire.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 26S3b; 1946.

Springs, Berth (Built-in), Open-Box.

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U. S. Gov. , U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 32-54; 1946. Adapters; Cot, Folding, Steel,

Double-Decking.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

26-MC-8b; 1946. Berths; Stanchion Supported. Cov- ers one grade and shall comply with Specification

No. MN 5000. Gives general requirements and detail

requirements; sampling, Inspection, and methods of

test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

27-MC-34a; 1945. Mattresses; Innersprlng. Shall

be type I —all wire spring unit, free-end oil construction; type II—all wire spring unit, knotted- end coll construction; and shall be of but one

grade. Gives requirements for sizes, felt, ticking, sheeting, sewing thread, tufting tape, spring

wire, workmanship, seams and stitches, casing,

tufting, mattress construction, spring unit, labels, Identification and marking, and details for each type; sampling, Inspection, and methods of

test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment. 613.3 CHAIRS AND STOOLS

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 26C6h, 1945. Chairs and Stools, Steel (Shipboard Use).

613.1 DESKS

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification AA-D-191; 1931.

Amend. 2; 1946. Desks; Steel. Covers seven types

flat-top, single pedestal; flat-top, double-pedestal; flat-top, double; typewriter, .drop-center,

single-pedestal, flat-top; typewriter, drop-center,

double-pedestal, flat-top; typewriter, double-pedestal, pedestal device, flat-top; and roll-top,

double-pedestal. Gives requirements for material

and workmanship, sizes, construction, finish, hard- ware, drawers, fittings, tops, sliding shelves,

legs, panels, curtains or rolls, and typewriter

beds; method of Inspection and tests; and packing

and marking.

613.5 LOCKERS ANO SAFES

Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. Standard for Delayed Action Tlmelocks, Subject 887; 1945. Covers

delayed action tlmelocks designed for attachment on the doors of safes, chests, vaults, and the like. Gives scope, general requirements, design and con- struction, practicability, durability, operation,

uniformity, marking, and Inspection of listed product.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 26F5; 1945. Furniture and Accessories, Steel (Shipboard Use).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 26F6; 1945. Furniture and Accessories, Aluminum (Shipboard

Use).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 26S4b; 1946.

Safes, Burglar-Resisting.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1375A; 1944. Chest CH-76.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

26-MC-9a; 1946. Lockers, Clothes, Steel, for Marine Use. Covers one grade, two types— (I) single

locker, single tier—with or without legs (class

A—double door and class B—single door); and (II) double locker, double tier—with legs. Gives re- quirements for materials, workmanship, general re- quirements, construction, doors, number plates,

finish, and details for each type; sampling, inspection, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

613.6 TABLES

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 32-53; 1946. Table, Bedside, Metal. 613.9 MISCELLANEOUS METAL FURNITURE AND FIXTURES

Steel Kitchen Cabinet Institute. Institute Standards

for Steel Kitchen Cabinets, 1946. To protect

specifiers, distributors, and the public alike

against substandard merchandise. Covers streamlined design, durable construction, lasting finish, easy installation, trouble-free operation, no service cost, low cost, recommendations for architects, and approved standard architectural dimensions for wall cabinets and base cabinets; and gives test re- quirements to win the seal of approval Including

body, 3-polnt test, squeeze tests, drawers, weight

test for hinges, load test, unequal load weight

test, door catches and hinges, and weatherometer

test.

U, S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-F-243;

1945. Furniture and Accessories; Steel (Shipboard

Use).

614. STOVES AND FURNACES, EXCEPT

ELECTRIC

611.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Gas Assn. American Standards Assn., Z21.13-

1945. Approval Requirements for Central Heating

Gas Appliances. Includes—part I, construction re- quirements for use with all gases; part II, per- formance requirements gas boilers for use with

natural and manufactured gases; part III, performance requirements gas boilers for use with liquefied petroleum gases; part IV, performance require- ments gas boilers for use with butane-air gas; part V, construction requirements gas warm-air

furnaces for use with all gases; part VI, perform- ance requirements gas warm-air furnaces for use

with natural and manufactured gases; part VII, performance requirements gas warm-air furnaces for use with liquefied petroleum gases; part VIII, perform- ance requirements gas warm-air furnaces for use

with butane-air gas; part IX, construction require- ments gas floor furnaces for use with all gases; part X, performance requirements gas floor furnaces

for use with natural and manufactured gas; part XI, performance requirements gas floor furnaces for use with liquefied petroleum gases; part XII, performance requirements gas floor furnaces for use with

butane-air gas; part XIII, construction requirements gas-fired humidifiers for use with all gases; part XIV, performance requirements gas-fired humidifiers for use with natural and manufactured gases;

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part XV, performance requirements gas-fired humidifiers for use with liquefied petroleum gases; part

XVI, performance requirements gas-fired humidifiers

for use with butane-air gas; and appendix on defi- nitions, arrangement of apparatus for testing,

types of lock seams considered acceptable on fur- nace heating elements, and shield design for deter- mining allowable air temperature In a floor furnace.

Institute of Boiler and Radiator Manufacturers. i-B- R installation Guide no. 2; 1946. One pipe Steam Heating Systems. For buildings having a heating

loss not exceeding 92,640 B.t.u. per hour (equal to 386 sq. ft. of steam radiation). Covers recommended Installation practice, calculation and design, construction, heat loss -factors, square feet steam radiation for quantities shown, equivalent

square feet of radiation, capacities of pipe In square feet of radiation, and suggested control

arrangements.

institute of Boiler and Radiator Manufacturers. i-BR installation Guide no. 3; 1946. indirect Water

Heaters. For selection and installation of heaters submerged In water for use in small homes. Covers selection of heater, storage heaters, tankless

heaters, Installation details, suggested Installa- tion diagrams, suggested control arrangements for steam heating systems, and suggested control ar- rangements for water heating systems.

614.1 COAL STOVES AND RANGE BOILERS

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 45-I-2d, 1945. indicating-Systems, Tank-Level (Static-Head).

611.2 GAS STOVES, RANGES, AND WATER HEATERS

American Gas Assn. American Standards Assn., Z21.1-

1942, Addenda 1945. Approval Requirements for Do- mestic Gas Ranges, includes—part I, construction

requirements, domestic ranges for use with all

types of gases; part II, performance requirements,

domestic ranges for use with natural and manufactured gases; part III, performance requirements,

domestic gas ranges for use with liquefied petroleum gases; part IV, performance requirements, do- mestic ranges for use with butane-air gas; and ap- pendix on definitions, classifications, arrangement

of apparatus for determining strength of gas range bodies, and stability of pilot and by-pass flames. American Gas Assn. American Standards Assn., Z21..10- 1944, Addenda 1945. Approval Requirements for Gas Water Heaters, includes—part I, construction re- quirements for all types of water heaters; part II, performance requirements for use with natural and manufactured gases; part III, performance require- ments for use with liquefied petroleum gases; part

IV, performance requirements for use with butaneair gas; and appendix on definitions, arrangement

of apparatus for testing, and suggested dimensions

of ovens for testing automatic pilots. American Gas Assn. American Standards Assn., Z21.ll1942, Addenda 1945. Approval Requirements for Gas

Space Heaters, includes—part I, construction re- quirements for use with all gases; part II, per- formance requirements for use with natural and manufactured gases; part III, performance require- ments for use with liquefied petroleum gases; part I

IV, performance requirements for use with butaneair gas; and appendix on definitions and hose-end

nozzle.

U. S. Gov. , u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specifica- tion 83-19; 1945. Boilers, Range, Welded, Steel.

614. 3 OIL AND GASOLINE STOVES, RANGES, AND WATER HEATERS

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 65R3b; 1946. Ranges, Navy-Standard, 011-Burnlng, Llght-Weight

(for Cruisers, Destroyers, and Other High-Speed

Craft)

.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

94-40853; 1945. Heater, Lubricating oil, Type K-l

(Servicing).

U. S. Gov. , Dept. of Commerce, Civil Aeronautics Ad- ministration, Office of Federal Airways. Specification CAA-307; 1940. Heaters; Space, 50, 000 B.T. U.

,

Oil or Kerosene Fired. 614.4 HOUSE HEATING BOILERS, RADIATORS, AND HOT-WATER TANKS

American Gas Assn. American Standards Assn; , Z21.13-

1945. Approval Requirements for Central Heating

Gas Appliances, includes—part I, construction re- quirements for use with all gases; part II, per- formance requirements gas boilers for use with

natural and manufactured gases; part III, performance requirements gas boilers for use with liquefied petroleum gases; part IV, performance require- ments gas boilers for use with butane-air gas; part

V, construction requirements gas warm-air furnaces for use with all gases; part VI, performance requirements gas warm-air furnaces for use with natu- ral and manufactured gases; part VII, performance

requirements gas warm-air furnaces for use with

liquefied petroleum gases; part VIII, performance

requirements gas warm-air furnaces for use with

butane-air gas; part IX, construction requirements

gas floor furnaces for use with all gases; part X, performance requirements gas floor furnaces for use with natural and manufactured gas; part XI, per- formance requirements gas floor furnaces for use with liquefied petroleum gases; part XII, performance requirements gas floor furnaces for use with

butane-air gas; part XIII, construction requirements gas-fired humidifiers for use with all gases; part XIV, performance requirements gas-fired humidifiers for use with natural and manufactured gases; part XV, performance requirements gas-fired humidifiers for use with liquefied petroleum gases; part

XVI, performance requirements gas-fired humidifiers

for use with butane-air gas; and appendix on defi- nitions, arrangement of apparatus for testing,

types of lock seams considered acceptable on fur- nace heating elements, and shield design for deter- mining allowable air temperature in a floor furnace. institute of Boiler and Radiator Manufacturers. I-B- R Testing and Rating Code for Low Pressure Heating

Boilers, 1945. To provide a reliable and uniform

procedure for measuring the performance of all cast

iron heating boilers, regardless of design, heating

surface, grate area, and other dimensional variations. Covers rating of boilers, testing of handfired boilers, computations for hand-fired boiler

tests, testing of oil-fired boilers, computations

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for oil-fired boiler tests, procedure for obtaining I-B-R ratings, definitions of terms used in this

code, and I-B-R license together with various figures, tables, and forms. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Recommended Practice 145; 1945. Boiler, Steam Type

System. 'To generate steam for use as a medium In heating an airplane cabin. Covers tubular type and core and shell type. Gives requirements for material and workmanship, design, inspection, tests, and marking.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS104-46; 1946. Warm-Air Furnaces Equipped With Vaporizing Pot-Type

Oil Burners. This standard is provided as a basis

for certification of the quality and performance of warm-air furnaces equipped with vaporizing pot-type

oil burners as covered herein and applies to fur- naces arranged with either gravity or forced-air

circulation. It does not Include floor furnaces. Covers definitions, general requirements, furnace design and construction, performance, test codes,

publication of furnace ratings, Informative labeling, and guarantees.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification ww-T-696; 1934. Amend. 3; 1945. Traps; Radiator, Thermostatic,

Brass or Bronze, Low-pressure, 100-Square Foot-Size

(for Land use). Covers type without bypass (either hot water or steam type) up to and Including 100

sq. ft. cast iron direct actual radiation; and shall be the angle, offset corner, or offset

straightway pattern. Gives requirements for material and workmanship, marking, threads, machining,

thermostatic members, adjustment, and details;

methods of Inspection and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking.

D. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 83-83; 1946. Generators, Hot-Water. 614.9 MISCELLANEOUS HEATING AND COOKING

EQUIPMENT

American Gas Assn. American Standards Assn., Z21.36-

1945. Listing Requirements for Low water Cut-off

Devices. Covers low water cut-off devices for low- pressure boiler for use with all gases, includes

part I, construction requirements covering general,

provisions for cleaning, adjustments, piping and

fittings, bolts and screws, general construction,

electrical wiring, devices and equipment, and marking; and performance requirements covering water, accuracy of operation, continuance In open position, and leakage.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-H-272;

1945. Heaters, Water, Steam-Type (Shipboard use).

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-H-281;

1945. Heaters, Fin-Tube (Shipboard use)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 65-0-3, 1945. Ovens, Bake, Navy-Standard, Oil-Burning, Lightweight.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-117; 1945. Furnace, oil Fired, Drill Steel. 615. HAND TOOLS, METAL-WORKING

615.1 CHISELS, DRILLS, PUNCHES, REAMERS,

TAPS, AND DIES

615.12 Drills, Bits, and Countersinks

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GGG-C-613; 1945.

Countersinks; steel (Carbon and High-Speed). Covers

five types— (I) back; (II) bltstock shank (class

A—regular, B—rose, C—snail ("S"), and D—stepped

body); (III) counters lnk-and-dr ill combined; (IV) straight shank (class A—center reamer pattern and

B—1/2 in. diameter shank pattern); and (V) taper

shank (Morse). Gives requirements for material,

workmanship, design, heat treatment, finish, marking, and details for each type; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., >iavy Dept. Specification 4lDllb, 1945.

Drills, Twist.

615.14 Reamers

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 4lR7d, 1945. Reamers, Caroon-Steel, and High-Speed-Steel; and

Arbors, Shell-Reamer. 615.15 Taps and Dies

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 4lTl5h, 1945.

Taps, Dies, Tap-Wrenches, and Dlestocks.

615.2 HAMMERS AND SLEDGES

615.21 Hammers

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GGG-H-86; 1942.

Amend. 3; 1946. Hammers, Mauls, and Sledges. Cov- ers 24 types of hammers, 3 types of mauls, and 2 types of sledges. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, weight, forged heads, shape of

head, striking faces, peens, eyes, handles, wedges, steel heads, hardness, finishes, corrosion pro- tective coating, marking, and details for each

type; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment. 615.22 Sledge Hammers

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GGG-H-86; 1942.

Amend. 3; 1946. Hammers, Mauls, and Sledges. Cov- ers 24 types of hammers, 3 types of nauls, and 2 types of sledges. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, weight, forged heads, shape of

head, striking faces, peens, eyes, handles, wedges, steel heads, hardness, finishes, corrosion pro- tective coating, marking, and details for each

type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment. 615.3 PINCERS, PLIERS, PLIER CUTTERS, AND SHEARS

615.39 Miscellaneous Cutting Tools

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 41C25C, 1945. Cutters, Cable, Hand-Power (for Electric Cable)

(Shipboard use).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification. 44-71; 1944. Grinder, Detachable Drill Steel

Bit, Air Motor Driven. 615.4 VISES, WRENCHES, AND VISE CLAMPS

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615.42 Wrenches

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Standard 351; 1946. Wrench—propeller Shaft (Shaft Sizes no. 40—50—60). Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Standard 352; 1946. Wrench—propeller Shaft (Shaft Sizes no. 10—20—30). Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Standard 353; 1946. Handle—propeller Shaft Wrench. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Standard 354; 1946. Pin—Propeller Shaft Wrench. Gives drawing with dimensions and notes.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified practice Recommendation

R220-46; 1946. Open-End and Box Wrenches. To

establish, as a useful standard of practice in pro- duction, distribution, and use, the list of types

and" sizes of open-end and box wrenches set forth herein. Gives tables showing nominal sizes of wrench openings (Inches) for various types of openend wrenches, box wrenches, and combination box and open-end wrenches; and table showing sizes of bolts

and nuts for which wrenches of nominal sizes listed

are intended.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GGG-W-636; 1942.

Amend. 1; 1945. Wrenches, Bolt and Nut; Nonadjustable (open-End and Box). Covers twelve types. Gives requirements for sizes, material, workmanship, design, test loads, marking, and details for each

type; methods of Inspection, sampling, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GGC-W-64la; 1945. Wrenches, Bolt and Nut; Socket. Covers one type

consisting of detachable sockets and drive tools. Gives requirements for drives, deep sockets, sizes, sets, material, workmanship, sockets, drive tangs

of tools, test loads, boxes for sets, finish, and marking; details for sockets, adapters, extensions,

ratchets, screw-driver bits, slide rods, sliding

T-handles, speeders, universal Joints, and universal

sockets; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov. , Federal Specification GGG-W-65ia; 1938. Amend. 4; 1945. Wrenches; pipe. Covers six types

(I) adjustable, normal duty; (II) adjustable, heavy

duty; (III) chain; (iv) girth; (V) strap; and (VI) adjustable, angle style. Gives material, workmanship, general requirements, and details for each

type; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 41W11, 1945. Wrenches, Torque, indicator.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-118; 1945. Wrench, pneumatic, Reversible,

Impact-Type.

615.5 ANVILS, BELLOWS, HARDIES, AND FORGES

615.55 Miscellaneous Blacksmith Tools

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 17-209; 1945. Tool-Set (Complete-WlthTools), Horseshoers 1 , no. 2.

615.6 FILES, RASPS, HACK SAWS, AND SCRIBERS

615.61 Files

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified practice Recommendation R6-

45; 1945. Flies and Rasps (American pattern and Curved-Tooth Killed Files). Covers general notes, tolerances and description of types for files,

rasps, and curved-tooth milled files. Gives tables showing length, width, thickness, and teeth per

inch for mill files, Including flat, square, round, ha]f-round, three-square, knife, hand, handfinishing, warding, pillar, double-ender, taper,

hand-saw, band-saw, pit-saw, cant-saw, cross-cut, aluminum, foundry, brass, lead float, and longangle lathe; rasps Including wood, cabinet, horse, and shoe; and curved-tooth milled flies. 615.62 Hack Saws

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation R90-

46; 1946. Hack-Saw Blades. Gives definitions,

general provisions, and tables showing catalog di- mensions, number of teeth per inch, and actual di- mensions for carbon type blades, standard type

blades, molybdenum type blades, 18-4-1 type blades, coarse tooth molybdenum and 18-4-1 type blades, and broach blades. Sponsored by Hack Saw Manufacturers

Assn.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 4lBlle, 1945. Blades, Hacksaw. 615.63 Rasps

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of

Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation R6-

45; 1945. Files and Rasps (American pattern and Curved-Tooth Milled Flies). Covers general notes, tolerances and description of types for flies,

rasps, and curved-tooth milled files. Gives tables showing length, width, thickness, and teeth per

inch for mill files; Including flat, square, round,

half-round, three-square, knife, hand, handfinishing, warding, pillar, double-ender, taper,

hand-saw, band-saw, pit-saw, cant-saw, cross-cut, aluminum, foundry, brass, lead float, and longangle lathe; rasps including wood, cabinet, horse,

and shoe; and curved-tooth milled files. 615.7 TINNERS' AND COPPERSMITHS* TOOLS

615.71 Solder ing. Coppers

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3218; 1946. Soldering Iron TL-321 ( )/U. 615.8 MEASURING TOOLS

615.81 Calipers and Dividers

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GGG-C-98; 1945. Calipers; jointed (Lock, Spring, and Firm) and

Slide. Covers twelve types— (I) lock-Joint, inside;

(II) lock-Joint, outside; (in) lock-Joint, transfer, Inside; (iv) lock-Joint, transfer, outside;

(V) spring, inside; (VI) spring, outside; (VII) spring, Inside, thread; (VIII) spring, outside,

thread; (IX) firm-Joint, inside; (x) firm-Joint,

outside; (XI) firm-Joint, hermaphrodite; and (XII)

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slide, pocket, English. Gives requirements for material and workmanship, sizes, finish, marking, and details for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GGG-C-106; 1945. Calipers and Depth-Gages; Micrometer. Covers eight

types of micrometer calipers and depth gage micrometers measuring l.OOOths Inch, 10, OOOths Inch, and lOOths millimeter. Gives requirements for material

and workmanship, size and range, frames, micrometer

screw spindle, measuring faces, barrel and thimble,

graduations, spindle lock nut or clamp ring, ratchet

or friction stop, adjustments, accuracy, finish,

marking, and details for each type; method of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 41C22b, 1945. Calipers.

615.82 Gages, Dimension

American petroleum institute, Dlv. of Production.

Standard 5-A; 1945. Supplement 1; 1946. Specification for Casing, Drill Pipe, and Tubing. Covers material, manufacture, chemical properties and

tests, physical properties and tests, dimensions,

weights, lengths, threads, couplings, marking, In- spection and rejection, tables, gaging practice,

gages—certification, gages—specification, and ap- pendices.

American petroleum institute, Dlv. of production.

Standard 5-L; *1945. Supplement 1; 1946. Specification for Line pipe. This specification covers

chemical and physical properties and processes of manufacture 0* line pipe, with dimensions on diameter, thicknesses, lengths, threads, etc., and master gages. Gives material, manufacture, chemical

properties and tests, physical properties and

tests, dimensions, weights, and lengths, threads,

couplings, marking, Inspection and rejection,

tables, gaging practice, gages, and appendices.

American petroleum Institute, Dlv. of production.

Standard 7-B; 1944. Supplement 1; 1946. Specification for Rotary Drilling Equipment. Gives final dimensional standards, including gages, for regular

and full-bole rotary drilling tool Joints, tentative standards for Internal-flush rotary drilling

tool Joints, and standards on auxiliary equipment. Covers material, workmanship and finish, marking,

rotary drilling tool Joints, drill collars, grief

stems, couplings, and subs, bits, gaging practice, swivel gooseneck connections and rotary hcse, rotary table, brake blocks, slush pumps, recommended

practice on measurement, inspection and rejection,

gages, and appendices.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Recommended practice 179; 1945. Involute Spline

Gages. Covers general discussion, gage tooth no- menclature, basic gage tooth proportions, tolerances, dimensions for gages, and nine figures with' tables giving dimensions. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Standard 361; 1946. "wear Gage. Gives drawing with

dimensions and notes.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard (Emergency) CS(E)L24-

45; 1945. Master Disks. To provide minimum essential requirements for master disks described herein. Covers the major essential requirements for master disks (American Gage Design) from above 0.105

In. to and Including 8.010 In. Gives general re- quirements, detail requirements, methods of test, packing, and marking.

615.9 MISCELLANEOUS METAL—WORK ING TOOLS

U. S. Gov., fiavy Dept. Specification 41E3; 1945. Extractors, Screw.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 41S34C, 1945. Stakes and Plates (Bench);' Coppersmiths', Tinsmiths', and Sheet-Metal-Workers 1 .

616. HAND TOOLS OTHER THAN METALWORKING TOOLS

616.1 EDGE TOOLS

616.11 Adzes, Axes, and Hatchets

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GGG-H-131a; 1946. Hatchets. Covers six types— (A) axe pattern (hunt- er's), (b) claw, (C) half, (d) lathing, (E) shingling, and (F) broad. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, manufacture and design, bits,

eye, top of head, hickory wood handles, marking,

finish, and details for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

616.15 Knives

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GGG-K-47la; 1945. Knives; Drawing. Covers two types— (A) fixed handle and (B) folding handle. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, markings, sizes, shanks, handles and ferrules, and blades; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1944. Knife, Hospital Corps.

616.17 Saws

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 56-80-1; 1944. Saw, Band, Metal cutting, Motor Driven, 220-Volt 60-Cycle AC, 14- Inch. 616.2 AWLS, PUNCHES, AND SCREWDRIVERS

616.21 Awls

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GGG-A-891; 1939. Amend. 2; 1946. Awls. Covers five types— (I) belt,

(II) bent-point, (III) brad, (iv) saddlers' (class A—collar, B—harness, C—pad-or-seat, D—pegging,

E —sewlng-and-stltchlng, automatic, and F—sewlngand-st itching, common), and (v) scratch. Gives re- quirements for material, workmanship, handles and

hafts, blades, tolerances, marking, and details for each type and class; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

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616.23 Screwdrivers

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, ordnance Dept. Specification

17-308; 1945. Screwdrivers, for Cross-RecessedHead Screws. 616.3 LEVELING AND MEASURING TOOLS

616.33 Rules

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-82; 1945. Rule, Steel, Beveled, English, Graduated In inches. End inch In lOOths, 24 inch. 616.34 Squares

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GGG-S-656; 1941.

Amend. 2; 1945. Squares; Carpenters', Die-Makers', and Machinists', covers nine types. Gives require- ments for sizes, material, workmanship, marking,

design, graduations, scale accuracy of Individual

blades, figures, level glasses, full length grooves, lnterchangeablllty, finish, and details for each

type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

616.35 Tapes

Tire and Rim Assn., inc. Agricultural Handbook,

1946. Dimensions of Ball Tapes for Measuring Agri- cultural Rims Having 5° Tapered Bead Seats. Gives drawing and table showing nominal rim diameter,

specified rim diameter, tape mandrel diameter, and tape mandrel circumference for 5/16 In. diameter

balls and 5/8 In. diameter balls. Tire and Rim Assn., inc. passenger car Handbook,

1946. Dimensions of Ball Tapes for Measuring Rims Shown in This Handbook Having 5° Tapered Bead

Seats. Gives table showing nominal rj.m diameter,

specified rim diameter, tape mandrel diameter, and tape mandrel circumference.

Tire and Rim Assn., inc. Truck-Bus Handbook, 1946. Dimensions of Ball Tapes for Measuring Rims Shown

in This Handbook Having 5° Tapered Bead Seats.

Gives drawing with table showing nominal rim diameter, specified rim diameter, tape mandrel diameter, and tape mandrel circumference for 5/16 In. and

5/8 In. diameter balls.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GGG-T-106; 1943. Amend. 1; 1946. Tapes; Measuring, General-use. Covers three types— (I) linen, (II) steel, and

(III) woven, metallic; and of classes and sizes as listed. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, marking, graduations and figures, finish,

ribbon, reel, handle, case, and accuracy; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 18T33; 1946. Tapes, Gaging, Metallic; and Reel-Assembly (for

Tanks).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-137A; 1946. Tape, Measuring, Tree, Steel,

U. S. 20-Foot. 616.4 HOOKS AND PULLERS

616.42 Nail Pullers

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 26-45; 1944. Lifter, Tack, with Pointer File and Handle, e-incn.

616.5 TOOLS FOR LINE CONSTRUCTION MEN

'U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 17-129A; 1945. Hook, Cant.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army. Signal corps Specification

29-7-B, 1945. Climbers, Lineman's and Tree. 616.6 SOIL WORKING TOOLS

616.62 Hoes, Rakes, and Forks

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 17-200; 1944. Fork, Stone, D-Handle. 616.7 HARVESTING, PRUNING, AND TRIMMING TOOLS

616.72 Shears, Grass and Hedge Cutting

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv., 729; 1945. Shears: Steel, Grass and Hedge. Covers

three types— (I) sclssor-type for grass, (n) sheepshear-type for grass, and (III) hedge. Gives re- quirements for sizes, material, workmanship, design,

blades, hardness of blades, toughness of blades,

handgrips, finish, marking, and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

616.8 TRACK TOOLS

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications and Plans for Track Tools. Gives requirements for workmanship and finish, marking, inspec- tion and tests, acceptance, shipment or delivery, and manufacturer's guarantee; and drawings, in- cludes clay pick, tamping pick, spike mauls, track

wrenches, lining bar, rail tongs, tie tongs, timber

tongs, spike puller, rail fork, claw bar, track

adze, carpenters adze, sledge, tamping bar, track

chisel, tie plug punch, track gage, track shovel, ballast fork, rail tongs for use with crane, track

gage with wood rod, and track tool handles.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GGG-H-86; 1942.

Amend. 3; 1946. Hammers, Mauls, and Sledges. Cov- ers 24 types of hammers, 3 types of mauls, and 2 types of sledges. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, weight, forged heads, shape of

head, striking faces, peens, eyes, handles, wedges, steel heads, hardness, finishes, corrosion protective coating, marking, and details for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

616.9 MISCELLANEOUS HAND TOOLS OTHER THAN METAL-WORKING

616.91 Jacks, Levers, and Leverage Bars

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40415C;

1945. jack; Tripod, 6 Ton.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40417D;

1945. jack; Tripod, 20 Ton.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40954;

1945. jack; Tripod (30 Ton).

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GGG-B-101; 1932. Amend. 4; 1945. Bars, Chisel, Crow, pinch, and

Wrecking. Covers five types— (A) chisel; (B) crow, pinch point; (c) pinch, offset; (D) wrecking, gooseneck, claw and pinch point; and (E) wrecking, offset,

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claw and pinch point. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, marking, tolerances, and details for each type; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40281E,

1945. jack; Axle, General Specification for.

616.99 Hand Tools Not Elsewhere Classified

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AND-17; 1946. Drawings, Tool Lists, and Sample Tools

for Aeronautical and Associated Equipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17P6b; 1946.

pullers, Fuse.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 40T2e; 1945.

Tools, Pneumatic, Portable.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 41T27a; 1945.

Tools, Nonsparklng.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 74Wla; 1945. Whistles, Signaling.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 17-201; 1944. Tool, Crosscut Saw.

U. S. Gov., u.. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 17-202; 1944. Peavy, Handled.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 39-15; 1944. Wringer, Roll, 12 inch, with

Vat, Portable.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 41-11; 1945. Wedges, Steel.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-65; 1944. Nail Driver, Pneumatic.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 49-13B; 1944. Crimper, Cap, with Fuse Cutter,

M-2.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

28-83A; 1945. Tongs, ice.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Maritime Commission. Specification 41-MC-5 (Tentative) 1942. Snakes; plumbers. Covers one grade; two types— (I) spring and (II) tape; and three sizes— (1) 1/4 Inch, (2) 3/8 Inch, and

(3) 1/2 Inch. Gives requirements for materials,

workmanship, marking, tolerances, and details; sampling, Inspection, and methods of test; and packaging, packing ard marking.

617. FURNITURE HARDWARE, BUILDERS

HARDWARE, AND PLUMBING

617.0 GENERAL ITEMS

0. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 29-103; 1945. Finishes, for Equipment Hardware.

617.1 HANGERS, HINGES, HASPS, AND STAPLES

617.13 Hasps and Staples

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 42H39f; 1946.

Hasps, Hinged; and Staples.

617.4 CHECKS, CATCHES, AND FASTENERS

617.42 Catches

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 42Clld, 1945.

Catches, Cupboard or French-Window. 617.6 BOLT LOCKS, BRACKETS, AND HOOKS

617.63 Hooks

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 42H28e, 1945.

Hooks, Snap-Bolt, Swivel-Eye, with Rings.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 64Hlb; 1946.

Hooks, Meat. 617.7 PLUMBING FIXTURES

617.79 Miscellaneous Plumbing Fixtures

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 30R4a; 1946.

Rings, Tollet-Set (Metal, Stateroom).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 30Slf, 1945.

Showers, Bath. 617.9 MISCELLANEOUS BUILDERS AND FURNITURE

HARDWARE

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., procurement Dlv. , 767;

1946. Hardware, Builders'; Shelf and Miscellaneous.

Covers such types, grades, and classes of builders 1 hardware generally classified as "shelf and miscellaneous hardware" and does not Include hardware for marine use. Gives requirements for materials, brass

and bronze, die castings, workmanship, dimensions

and weights, Illustrations, fastenings, finishes,

nickel and chromium plating on brass and bronze,

nickel and chromium plating on Iron and steel, cad- mium and zinc coatings on iron and steel, japan

coating, and details for each type; methods of sam- pling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 81-60; 1945. Hangers and Tracks, Sliding Door. 619. MISCELLANEOUS IRON AND STEEL

MANUFACTURES

619.1 FIREARMS AND ORDNANCE

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of

Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation R31-

45; 1945. Loaded paper Shot Shells. This recom- mendation establishes a list of standard sizes and varieties of paper shot shells for low cup (smokeless), progressive-burning powder (medium cup), and progressive-burning powder (high cup); and Includes trap loads, skeet loads, short-range loads, rifled

slug loads, and buckshot loads. Covers shell gage, weight of powder, weight of shot, shot sizes, length

of shell unloaded, and maximum height of brass cup. Sponsored by Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers' institute.

Hi S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation R62-

45; 1945. Metallic Cartridges. This recommendation establishes a list of types and varieties of metallic cartridges including smokeless powder,

black powder, and Lesmok powder for rim-fire cartridges- (ball, shot, and blank) and smokeless pow- der and black powder for center-fire cartridges

(ball, blanks, and shot). Sponsored by Sporting

Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers' institute.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps 'of Engineers Specification 49-24; 1945. Mine Probe; M-l.

U. S. Gov., u. 3. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

57-137-1; 1946. Cups; Steel, Coined, for Cartridge

Cases for Artillery Ammunition.

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619. I Directory of Commodity Specifications

U. S. Gov., u. S. Maritime Commission Specification

1-MC-lb; 1945. Guns; Line Throwing, and Equipment. Guns shall be muzzle-loading 'type with the barrel

mounted on a carriage. Gives requirements for size,

materials, workmanship, performance, construction,

equipment, and marking; Inspection, sampling, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

619.2 MANUFACTURES OF SHEET IRON AND SHEET

STEEL

National Lumber Manufacturers Assn. Teco Data Sheets

for Subterranean Termite Protection, 1941. Covers

subterranean termite attack, Teco termite shields,

materials, pan-type srlelds, strip-type shields, Teco connector, appearance, and installation to- gether with drawings and notes.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-N-59-2;

1945. Mats, Airplane Landing, Steel, pierced plank

Type, in Bundles.

619.3 SCREW POSTS, METAL FENCE POSTS

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification RR-F-163; 1946. Fence-posts, Gates, and Accessories. Covers one

grade. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, dimensions and weights, zinc coating, gates,

posts, post braces, post tops, top rails, stretcher bars and clips, and top and bottom reinforcing

wires; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

619.6 GATES

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification RR-F-183; 1946. Fence-posts, Gates, and Accessories. Covers one

grade. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, dimensions and weights, zinc coating, gates,

posts, post braces, post tops, top rails, stretcher bars and clips, and top and bottom reinforcing

wires; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment. 619.9 MANUFACTURES OF IRON OR STEEL NOT

COVERED IN ABOVE CLASSIFICATION

American Society for Testing Materials, D609-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of preparation of Steel

panels for Testing paint, Varnish, Lacquer, and Related products. Gives scope, test panels, and

preparation of test panels.

n. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 12T9c; 1946.. Thimbles, Rope (Fiber and Wire).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 42Tlf, 1945.

Tags, Key; and Rings, Key.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv., 733; 1945. pads; Steel Wool, Disk, Floor Polishing. Covers two types— (i) solid and (II) ring,

four sizes, and five grades. Gives require- ments for material, workmanship, details for

each type, and tables showing weights and dimensions; methods of sampling, inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

89-3298; 1944. Hock, Trip, 3-Ton, M4A2 (for Sub- marine Mines).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

74-85; 1945. Manifold ML-344/TMQ-3.

620-629 FERRO-ALLOYING ORES AND METALS, ALLOY STEELS

AND MANUFACTURES

621. FERRO-ALLOYING ORES AND METALS

621.1 ORES, FERRO-ALLOYING

621 . 1 1 Chrome Ores

American Society for Testing Materials, C18-45; 1945. Methods of Chemical Analysis of Refractory Materials. Covers procedures for the chemical analysis

of fireclay, silica, high-alumina, and magneslte

refractories, and of chrome ore and chrome refractories. Gives reagents and special solutions required, preparation of samples for analysis, state- ment of analysis, blank determinations, reproducibility of results; and details for testing the

various materials named above.

621.2 FERRO-ALLOYS

621 .20 General Items

American Society for Testing Materials, E31-46T;

1946* Tentative Methods of Chemical Analysis of Ferro-Alloys. Gives scope, apparatus and reagents,

precautions, sampling and methods of determining

ferroslllcon (silicon by the sodium peroxide fusion

method, total carbon by the direct-combustion .method, phosphorus by the perchloric acid—alkallmetrlc

method, and sulfur by the nitric-hydrofluoric

acid —gravimetric method); f erromanganese, slllco- manganese, and manganese-silicon (manganese by the blsmuthate method, total carbon by the directcombustion method, phosphorus by the perchloric

acid—alkallmetrlc method, sulfur by the nitric

acid oxidation method, and silicon by the nltrlcsulfurlc acid method); f errochromlum (chromium by

the sodium peroxide fusion method, total carbon by

the direct-combustion method, and silicon by the sulfuric acid method); f errovanadlum (vanadium by

the ammonium persulfate method, total carbon by the direct-combustion method, phosphorus by the alka- llmetrlc method, sulfur by the nitric acid oxidation method, silicon by the nltrlc-sulfurlc acid

method, and aluminum by the cupf erron-phosphate

method); ferrotungsten and tungsten metal (tungsten

by the acid dlgestlon-clnchonlne method, total car- bon by the direct-combustion method, manganese by

the persulfate-arsenlte method, phosphorus by the tartrate-magnesla—alkallmetrlc method, sulfur by

the nltric-hydrofluorlc acid—gravimetric method,

silicon by the phosphoric-perchloric acid method,

arsenic, copper, tin, and antimony); and ferro- molybdenum (molybdenum by the permanganate titration method, total carbon by the direct-combustion

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method, sulfur by the nitric acid—gravimetric

method, phosphorus by the alkal lmetr lc method,

silicon by the sulfuric acid method, and copper by

the thlocyanate method)

American Society for Testing Materials, E32-42; 1942. Standard Methods of Sampling Ferro-Alloys. includes procedures for the sampling of the various ferroalloys, either before or after shipment from the plants of the manufacturers. Gives apparatus for preparing samples; unit quantities for sampling and

analysis; and methods of sampling—splegelelsen and

15 percent f erroslllcon; f erroslllcon, standard

ferromanganese, slllcomanganese, f errophosphorus,

and 12 to 15 percent zirconium alloy; high-carbon

f errochromlum, medium-carbon ferromanganese, low- carbon ferromanganese, silicon metal, calclumslllcon, and 35 to 40 percent zirconium alloy; low- carbon f errochromlum; and ferrovanadlum, ferro- molybdenum, ferrotungsten, f errocolumb lum, lowcarbon ferrotitanlum, and ferrozlrconlum. American Society for Testing Materials, ES6-34T; 1934. Tentative Method for Sampling Molybdenum Salts and Compounds for Metallurgical use. Gives scope, sam- pling small bags, sampling barrels or large bags,

and correcting sample to dry net weight.

621.21 Ferrochrome

American iron and Steel institute. Steel Products

Manual, Section 1; 1941. Revised, 1945. Pig iron and Ferroalloys. Gives standard grades of pig

Iron, sampling of pig Iron, and ferroalloys Including splegelelsen, ferromanganese, f erroslllcon,

slllcomanganese, ferrochromlum, hlgh-nltrogen ferro- chromlum, ferrovanadlum, ferroturgsten, zirconium

alloys, f errocolumb lum, f erromolybdenuir, ferrotltanlum, and ferrophosphorus.

621.22 Ferromanganese, Spiegeleisen

American Iron and Steel institute. Steel products

Manual, Section 1; 1941. Revised, 1945. Pig iron and Ferroalloys. Gives standard grades of pig

Iron, sampling of pig Iron, and ferroalloys Includ- ing splegelelsen, ferromanganese, f errosll Icon, slllcomanganese, ferrochromlum, hlgh-nltrogen ferro- chromlum, ferrovanadlum, ferrotungsten, zirconium

alloys, f errocolumb lum, f erromolybdenu^, ferrotltanlur, and ferrophosphorus.

621.23 Ferromolybdenum

American iron and Steel institute. Steel Products

Manual, Section 1; 1941. Revised, 1945. Pig iron and Ferroalloys. Gives standard grades of pig

Iron, sampling of pig Iron, and ferroalloys Includ- ing splegelelsen, ferromanganese, ferros lllcon,

slllcomanganese, ferrochromlum, hlgh-nltrogen ferro- chromlum, ferrovanadlum, ferrotungsten, zirconium

alloys, ferror olumblum, ferromolybdenum, ferrotltanlum, and ferrophosphorus.

62 1 .24 Ferros i 1 icon

American iron and Steel Institute. Steel Products

Manual, Section 1; 1941. Revised, 1945. Pig iron and Ferroalloys. Gives standard grades of pig

Iron, sampling of pig Iron, and ferroalloys Including splegelelsen, ferromanganese, f erroslllcon,

slllcomanganese, ferrochromlum, hlgh-nltrogen ferro- chromlum, ferrovanadlum, ferrotungsten, zirconium

alloys, ferrocolumblum, f erromolybdenum, ferrotltanlum, and ferrophosphorus.

621.25 Ferrotungsten

American Iron and Steel Institute. Steel Products

Manual, Section 1; 1941. Revised, 1945. Pig iron and Ferroalloys. Gives standard grades of pig

iron, sampling of pig Iron, and ferroalloys including splegelelsen, ferromanganese, ferroslllcon,

slllcomanganese, ferrochromlum, hlgh-nltrogen ferro- chromlum, ferrovanadlum, ferrotungsten, zirconium

alloys, ferrocolumblum, ferromolybdenum, ferrotltanlum, and ferrophosphorus.

621.26 Ferrotitanium, Ferrouran i um, Ferro- vanad ium

American iron and Steel institute. Steel Products

Manual, Section l; 1941. Revised, 1945. Pig iron and Ferroalloys. Gives standard grades of pig

iron, sampling of pig Iron, and ferroalloys Includ- ing splegelelsen, ferromanganese, ferroslllcon,

slllcomanganese, ferrochromlum, hlgh-nltrogen ferro- chromlum, ferrovanadlum, ferrotungsten, zirconium

alloys, ferrocolumblum, ferromolybdenum, ferrotltanlum, and ferrophosphorus.

621.27 Ferrophosphorus

American Iron and Steel Institute. Steel Products

Manual, Section 1; 1941. Revised, 1945. Pig Iron and Ferroalloys. Gives standard grades of pig

Iron, sanpllng of pig Iron, and ferroalloys Includ- ing splegelelsen, ferromanganese, ferroslllcon,

slllcomanganese, ferrochromlum, hlgh-nltrogen ferro- chromlum, ferrovanadlum, ferrotungsten, zirconium

alloys, ferrocolumblum, ferromolybdenum, ferrotltanlum, and ferrophosphorus.

621.29 Miscellaneous Ferro-Alloys

American Iron and Steel institute. Steel Products

Manual, Section 1; 1941. Revised, 1945. Pig iron and Ferroalloys. Gives standard grades of pig

Iron, sampling of pig Iron, and ferroalloys includ- ing splegelelsen, ferromanganese, ferroslllcon,

slllcomanganese, ferrochromlum, hlgh-nltrogen ferro- chromlum, ferrovanadlum, ferrotungsten, zirconium

alloys, ferrocolumblum, ferromolybdenum, ferrotltanlum, and ferrophosphorus.

621.3 CRUDE AND SEMIFINISHED FERRO-ALLOYS

621 .30 General Items

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Alloy Steels. Covers general unit stresses, thickness of mate- - rial, sizes of rivets, lacing,' rivets, alloy and structural steels combined, secondary stresses,

holes, sheared and flame-cut edges, and welding.

621.31 Ferro-Alloy Billets, Bars, and Rods

(Alloy-Steel)

American Iron and Steel institute. Steel products

Manual, Section 10, revised 1945. Hot-Rolled Alloy

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Steels—Open Hearth and Electric Furnace Bars, BarStrip, Billets, Blooms, and Slabs. Gives definitions and classifications, chemical limits and

practices, manufacturing practices, hardenablllty

bands, and hardness conversion numbers. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2241A, 1945. Tolerances

Stainless Steel Bars. To publish established manufacturing tolerances. Gives application, diameter

or thickness, width, length, stralghtness, flatness, and special tolerances. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2251; 1945. Tolerances

Alloy Steel Bars. To publish established manufacturing tolerances. Gives application, diameter or thickness, width, length, stralghtness, flatness,

and special tolerances. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5022C; 1946. Steel—Free

Cutting, Manganese. For bars, billets, forglngs,

tubing, or as ordered. Gives composition, condition, quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar Specification: SAE 1117. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5024B; 1946. Steel—Cutting,

Manganese. For bars, billets, forglngs, tubing, or as ordered. Gives requirements for composition,

condition, quality, tolerances, reports, identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar Specification:

SAE 1137. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5025A; 1946. Steel—Free Cutting Manganese (h'eat-Treated) . For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Covers requirements

for composition, condition, quality, tolerances,

reports, identification, and rejections. Similar

Specification: SAE 1137. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5610C, 1945. Steel, Corrosion- Resistant—13 Chromium (Low Carbon), Hardenable,

Free Machining. For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, condition, hardenablllty, quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: QQS-763a; SAE X51410; AISI 416. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5620; 1945. Steel, Corrosion- Resistant—13 Chromium (Medium Carbon), Hardenable, Free Machining. For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, condition, hardenablllty, decarburlzatlon, quality, tolerances, re- ports, Identification, and rejections. Similar

specifications: QQ-S-763; SAE 51335; AISI 420F. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5640B, 1945. steel, Corrosion- Resistant— 18 Chromium, 8 Nickel (Free Machining).

For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, condition, quality, tolerances, reports, identification, and rejection. Similar

specifications: AN-QQ-S-771; SAE 30615, Types 1 and 2; AISI 303. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5645C, 1945. Steel, Corro- sion and Heat-Reslstant—18 Chromium, 8 Nickel.

For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives

composition, condition, embrlttlement, quality,

tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: SAE 30705; AISI 321 or 347. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification* 6240C, 1945. Steel

Carburlzlng, 5 Nl (.08-. 13 C). For bars, billets,

forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain

size, hardenablllty, condition, quality, tolerances,

reports, shipments, Identification, and rejections.

Similar specification: SAE 2511. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6242C, 1945. Steel

Carburlzlng, 5 Ni (.15-. 20 C). For bars, billets,

forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain

size, hardenablllty, condition, quality, tolerances,

reports, . shipments, Identification, and rejections. Similar specification: SAE 2517. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6250D, 1945. Steel

Carburlzlng, 3.5 Nl 1.5 Cr (.07-. 13 C). For bars,

billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain size, hardenablllty, condition, quality,

tolerances, reports, shipments, identification, re- jections. Similar specification: SAE 3310. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6253E, 1945. Steel

Carburlzlng, 3.5 Nl 1.5 Cr (.11-. 17 C). For bars,

billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain size, hardenablllty, condition, quality,

tolerances, reports, shipments, identification, and rejections. Similar specification: SAE 3314. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6254E, 1945. Steel

Carburlzlng, 3.5 Nl 1.5 Cr (.14-. 20 C). For bars,

billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain size, hardenablllty, condition, quality,

tolerances, reports, shipments, Identification, and rejections. Similar specification: SAE 3317. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6260B, 1945. Steel

Carburlzlng, 3.25 Nl, 1.2 Cr, .1 MO (.07-. 13 C). For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives

composition, grain size, hardenablllty, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar specification:

9310. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6263B, 1945. Steel

Carburlzlng, 3.25 Ni, 1.2 Cr, .1 Mo (.11-. 17 C). For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain size, hardenablllty, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar specification:

9314. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6264B, 1945. Steel

Carburlzlng, 3.25 Nl, 1.2 Cr, .1 MO (.14-. 20 C). For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives

composition, grain size, hardenablllty, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar specification:

9317. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6270C, 1945. Steel

Carburlzlng, .55 Nl, .5 Cr, .2 Mo (.11-. 17 C). For

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tars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives com- position, grain size, hardenab lllty, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar specification:

8614. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical material Specification 6272C, 1945. Steel

Carburlzlng, .55 Nl, .5 Cr, .2 Mo (.15-. 20 C). For

bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives com- position, grain size, hardenab 11 lty, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar specification:

8617. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 6274C, 1945. Steel

Carburlzlng, .55 Nl, .5 Cr, .2 Mo (.17-. 22 C). For

bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives com- position, grain size, hardenab lllty, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar specification:

8619. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification S315C, 1945. Steel—1.8 Nl, .25 MO (.38-. 43 C), Heat-Treated (105,000 TS). For

bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives com- position, grain size, condition, decarburlzatlon,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar specification:

SAE 4640. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6317B, 1945. Steel—1.8 Nl,

.25 MO (.38-. 43 C), Heat-Treated (125,000 TS) . For

bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives com- position, grain size, condition, decarburlzatlon,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar specification:

SAE 4640. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material. Specification 3320B, 1945. Steel— .55 Nl,

.5 Cr, .25 MO (.33-.38 C). For bars, billets,

forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain

size, hardenab 11 lty, condition, decarburlzatlon,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications:

AN-S-15; 8735. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6322B, 1945. Steel— .55 Nl,

.5 Cr, .25 Mo (.38-. 43 C). For bars, billets,

forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain

size, hardenab 11 lty, condition, decarburlzatlon,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications:

AN-S-16; 8740. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6324; 1945. Steel— .7 Nl,

.6 Cr, .25 Mo (.38-. 43 C). For bars, billets,

forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain

size, hardenab 11 lty, condition, decarburlzatlon,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identification, and rejections. Similar specification:

8740. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6325B, 1945. Steel— .55 Nl,

.5 Cr, .25 MO (.38-. 43 C) Heat-Treated (105,000 TS). For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives

composition, grain size, condition, decarburlzatlon, quality, tolerances, reports, shipments,

Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: AN-S-16; 8740. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6327B, 1945. Steel— .55 Nl,

.5 Cr, .25 MO (.38-. 43 C) Heat-Treated (125,000 TS)

For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain size, condition, decarburlzatlon, quality, tolerances, reports, shipments,

Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: AN-S-16; 8740. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6328; 1945. Steel— .55 Nl,

.5 Cr, .25 Mo (.48-. 53 C). For bars, billets,

forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain

size, hardenablllty, condition, decarburlzatlon,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar specification:

8750. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6370B; 1946. Steel—.95 Cr

.2 Mo (.27-. 33 C). For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives requirements for composition,

grain size, hardenablllty, condition, decarburlzatlon, quality, tolerances, reports, shipments,

Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Army-Navy Aeronautical AN-QQ-S-684; SAE

4130. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6380B; 1946. Steel— .95 Cr

.2 Mo (.35-. 42 C). For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives requirements for composition,

grain size", hardenablllty, condition, decarburlzatlon, quality, tolerances, reports, shipments,

Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Army-Navy Aeronautical An-QQ-S-752; SAE

4137. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6382B; 1946. Steel—.95 Cr

.2 Mo (.38-. 43 C). For bars, billets, forglngs, or

as ordered. Gives requirements for composition,

grain size, hardenablllty, condition, decarburlzatlon, quality, tolerances, reports, shipments,

Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Army-Navy Aeronautical AN-QQ-S-752; SAE

4140. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6412B, 1945. Steel—1.8 Nl, .8 Cr, .25 Mo (.35-. 40 C). For bars, billets,

forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain

size, hardenablllty, condition, decarburlzatlon,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar specification: . 4337. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6415B, 1945. Steel—1.8 Nl, .8 Cr, .25 Mo (.38-. 43 C). For bars, billets,

forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain

size, hardenablllty, condition, decarburlzatlon,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications:

AN-QQ-S-756; SAE 4340. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6440B, 1945. Steel—1.4

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Chromium (. 95-1. 10 C) . For bars, billets, forgings, or as ordered. Gives composition, condition, - de- carburlzation, quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identification, and rejections. Similar

specifications: AAF 10243 and 52100A. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 6470B, 1945. Steel,

Nltrldlng—1.6 Cr, .35 Mo, 1.15 Al. For bars,

billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, hardenabllity, condition, nltrldlng, decar- burizatlon, quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, identification, and rejections. Similar

. specification: AN-S-19. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 6475; 1945. Steel

Nltrldlng—3.5 Nl, 1.2 Cr, .85 Mo, 1.25 Al. For

bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives com- position, condition, decarburlzat ion, quality,

tolerances, reports, shipments, identification, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 6480; 1946. Steel

Nltrldlng— .65 Ml, 1 Cr, 1 Mo. For bars, billets,

forglngs, or as ordered. Gives requirements for composition, grain size, hardenabllity, condition,

decarbur lzation, quality, tolerances, reports,

shipments, identification, and rejections.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- S-9a-l; 1945. Steel; Molybdenum (4037), Bar and

Rod.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- S-lSa-1; 1945. Steel; Chrome-Nlckel-Molybdenum

(8620), Bar and Rod.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- S-14a-l; 1945. Steel; Chrome-Nlckel-Molybdenum

(8630),. Bar and Rod.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- S-15a-l; 1945. Steel; Chrome-Nickel-Molybdenum

(8735), Bar and Rod.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification Ali- S-16a-l; 1945. Steel; Chrome-Nlckel-Molybdenum

(8740), Bar and Rod.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- S-19a-i; 1945. Steel; Chrome-Molybdenum- Aluminum Bar and Rod (for Nltrldlng).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANS-58; 1945. Steel; Chrome-vanadium (6150), Rod and

Wire.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- QQ-S-687-3; 1945. Steel; Chrome-vanadium (6150), Bar-and-Blllet.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- QQ-S-688a-l; 1945. Steel; Chrome-Vanadium (6195), Bar and Rod.

C. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- QQ-S-689a-l; 1945. Steel; Nickel (2330), Bar and

Rod.

II. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- QQ-S-690-2; 1945. Steel; Nickel-Chromium (3140), Bar and Rod.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANQQ-S-752a-l; 1945. Steel; Chrome-Molybdenum (4140), Bar and Rod.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANQQ-S-756a-i; 1945. Steel; Chrome-Nickel-Molybdenum

(4340) , Bar and Rod.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- QQ-S-770a-l; 1945. Steel; Corrosion-Resisting

(16 Cr—2 Nl), Bar and Rod.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- QQ-S-771-5; 1945. Steel; Corrosion-Resisting (18

- Cr—8 Nl), Bars and Rods.

U. S. Gov., .Federal Specification QQ-S-671; 1941. Amend. 2; 1945. Steel; Carbon and Alloy, Bars.

Covers carbon and alloy steel bars of several types and compositions, in seven conditions—as-rolled (hot-rolled or forged), annealed, normalized,

normal I zed-and- tempered , quenched- and- tempered, cold-rolled or cold-drawn, and cold-rolled or cold- drawn-and-stress-rellef-annealed. ; Gives require- ments for material and workmanship, condition and

finish, heat treatment, chemical composition, physical properties, special requirements, and dimensions and tolerances; methods of Inspection and

tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-S-763a; 1943. Amend. 1; 1946. Steel, Corrosion-Resisting; Bars and Forglngs (Except for Reforglng). Covers ten classes and six types and shall be made by the open-hearth or the electric furnace process unless otherwise specified. Gives workmanship, general

requirements, chemical composition, physical properties, magnetic permeability tests, resistance to lntergranular corrosion, macroscopic etch test, and permissible variations; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46N4C 1945. Nickel-Chromium-Alloy; Bars and Rods (for Boiler

Refractory Anchor Bolts).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, ordnance Dept. Specification

57-107-33; 1945. Steel, Special, Bars, for Armorpiercing Bullet Cores.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, ordnance Dept. Specification

57-107-34; 1945. Steel; Nickel-Chrorolum-Molybdenum

(WD X4340) , Bars (for Gun Barrels).

621.32 Ferro-Alloy Plates, Sheets, and Strips

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2242; 1945. Tolerances

Stainless Steel Sheet and Strip. To publish estab- lished manufacturing tolerances. Gives application, thickness, width, length, camber, flatness,

and special tolerances. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2252; 1945. Tolerances

Alloy Steel Sheet and Strip. To publish estab- lished manufacturing tolerances. Gives application, thickness, width, length, camber, flatness,

and special tolerances. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 635QA, 1945. Steel Plate, Sheet and Strip— .95 Cr, .2 Mo (.27-. 33 C). Gives composition, grain size, hardenabllity, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and

•rejections. Similar specifications: AN-QQ-S-685;

SAE 4130. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6355B, 1945. Steel Plate, Sheet and Strip—.55 Nl, .5 Cr, .2 Mo (.27-. 33 C). Gives composition, grain size, hardenabllity, condition, quality, tolerances, reports, identification,

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and rejections. Similar specifications; AN-S-12,

Condition A; 8630. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6357B, 1945. Steel Plate,

Sheet and Strip— .55 Nl, .5 Cr, .25 Mo (.33-. 38 C). Gives composition, grain size, hardenablllty, con- dition, quality, tolerances, reports, identification, and rejections. Similar specifications; ANS-22; 8735.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- S-12-3; 1945. Steel; Chrome-Nickel-Molybdenum

(8630), Sheet and Strip.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANS-22-2; 1945. Steel; Sheet-and-Str lp (.33 to .38 Carbon) Chrome-Nickel-Molybdenum.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANQQ-S-685-5; 1945. Steel; Chrome-Molybdenum (4130) Plate, Sheet, and Strip.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANQQ-S-686-2; 1945. Steel; Chrome-Molybdenum. (X4135)

Plate, Sheet, and Strip.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- QQ-S-757-5; 1945. Steel; Corrosion and HeatReslstlng (18 Cr-8 Nl) Plate, Sheet, and Strip.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- QQ-S-772a-l; 1945. Steel; Corrosion-Resisting (18 Cr-8 Nl), Plate, Sheet, and Strip.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-S-766a; 1943.

Amend. 1; 1946. Steel, Corrosion-Resisting. Plates,

Sheets, strips, and Structural Shapes. Covers seven classes, made by the open-hearth or the electricfurnace process and cast In metal molds. Gives material and workmanship, general requirements, chem- ical composition, physical properties, magnetic

permeability tests, resistance to lntergranular

corrosion, and tolerances; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specl-flcatlon 47S30, 1945. Steel, Corroslon-Reslstlng-Clad; Plates, Sheets, and Strips,

I'. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 48S6d; 1946.

Steel, Nickel, plate.

621.33 Structural Shapes of Ferro-Alloys

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Structural Nickel Steel. Gives process, discard, chemical

composition, ladle analyses, check analyses, physical properties, tests of eye-bars, modification In elongation, yield point, speed of testing machine,

character of fracture, bend tests, drift tests, test specimens, number of tests, retests, finish,

permissible variations In weight and thickness,

Identification marks, Inspection, and rejection.

Chemical and physical requirements are Identical

with, and other requirements are similar to, ASTM

A8.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-S-766a; 1943.

Amend. 1; 1946. Steel, Corrosion-Resisting, Plates,

Sheets, Strips, and Structural Shapes. Covers

seven classes made by the open-hearth or the

electric-furnace process and cast In metal molds. Gives material and workmanship,, general requirements, chemical composition, physical properties,

magnetic permeability tests, resistance to lnter- granular corrosion, and tolerances; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

621.39 Miscellaneous Ferro-Alloys

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46S12e; 1946.

Steel, Corrosion-Resisting (for Turbine parts).

V. S. Gov., navy Dept. Specification 46S34C, 1945.

Steel, Alloy, Molybdenum, Wrought.

622. MANUFACTURES OF FERRO-ALLOYS

622.1 BOLTS, FERRO-ALLOY

Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, iuc . National Aircraft Standard NAS 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, and

86; 1946. Bolt—100° Flush Head Close Tolerance. Gives drawings, dimensions, and notes for 1/4-28,

5/16-24, 3/8-24, 7/16-20, 1/2-20, 9/16-18, and

5/8-18. Developed by National Aircraft Standards

Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 334 , 335, 336, 337, 338 , 339, and 340; 1946. Bolt —100° Close Tolerance, High

Strength. Gives drawings, dimensions, and notes

for 1/4-28, 5/16-24, 3/8-24, 7/16-20, 1/2-20,

9/16-18, and 5/8-18. Developed by National Aircraft Standards Committee. Aircraft industries Assn. of America, inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 353; 1946. Nut—Self-Locking Internal Wrenching—Aircraft. Gives grade, types

and sizes, material, workmanship and marking, general requirements, strength, finish, torque, locking device, socket, and vibration requirements;

methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

American Society for Testing Materials, A193-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Alloy-Steel

Bolting Materials for High-Temperature Service.

For bolting material for pressure vessels, valves,

flanges, and fittings for high-temperature service, includes 13 ferrltlc and 2 austenltlc steels. Gives

process, discard, heat treatment, chemical composition, ladle analysis, check analysis, tensile prop- erties, test specimens, number of tests, retests,

finish, nuts and washers, threads, marking, Inspection, rejection, and rehearing.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification Al!- 3-3b-l; 1945. Bolts; Aircraft.

622.3 TUBULAR PRODUCTS ANO FITTINGS, FERROALLOY

American Society for Testing Materials, A158-44T;

1944. A. S.M. E. Boiler Construction Code Specification SA-158. Tentative Specifications for Seamless Alloy-Steel pipe for High-Temperature Service, in- cludes eight ferrltlc and three austenltlc steels,

selection dependent on design and service. Gives

process, discard, heat treatment, chemical composition, ladle analysis, check analysis, tensile

properties, bending properties, flattening test, hydrostatic test, test specimens, number of tests, retests, retreatment, permissible variations

In weight and dimensions, lengths, ends, finish, marking, inspection, rejection, and supplementary requirements. A.S.T.M. Emergency Alternate
622.3 Directory of Commodity Specifications

provision, EA-l58a; 1944, affected section 1, scope; and table 1, chemical requirements.

American Society for Testing Materials, A182-44;

1944. A. S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code Specification, SA-182. American Standards Assn., G37.1-

1944. Standard Specifications for Forged or Rolled Alloy-Steel pipe Flanges, Forged Fittings, and

Valves and parts for High-Temperature Service, in- cludes seven ferrltlc and three austenltlc steels,

selection dependent on design and service. Gives process, discard, manufacturing practice, heat

treatment, chemical composition, ladle analysis,

check analysis, tensile properties, hydrostatic

tests, test specimens, number of tests, retests, macro-etch tests, workmanship, finish, marking, In- spection, rejection, and rehearing.

American Society for Testing Materials, A206-44T;

1944. A. S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code Specification SA-206. Tentative Specifications for Seamless Carbon-Molybdenum Alloy-Steel Pipe for FlghTemperature Service. For pipe suitable for bending, flanging (vanstonlng) , and similar forming

operations, and for fusion welding. Gives process, discard, heat treatment, chemical composition,

ladle analysis, check analysis, tensile properties,

bending properties, flattening test, hydrostatic

test, photomicrographs, test specimens, number of

tests, retests, retreatment, permissible variations

In weight and dimensions, lengths, ends, finish,

marking, Inspection, rejection, and supplementary

requirements. A. S. T. M. Emergency Alternate provision, EA-A 206; 1943, affected section 5, chemical

composition.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2243A, 1945. Tolerances

Stainless Steel Seamless and Welded Tubing. To publish established manufacturing tolerances. Gives application, diameter, wall thickness, length,

• stralghtness, flatness, and special tolerances. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification. 2253A, 1945. Tolerances

Carbon and Alloy Steel Tubing. To publish estab- lished manufacturing tolerances. Gives application, diameter, wall thickness, length (all types),

stralghtness, flatness, and special tolerances. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5022C; 1946. Steel—Free

Cutting, Manganese. For bars, billets, forglngs,

tubing, or as ordered. Gives composition, condition, quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar Specification: SAE 1117. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5024B; 1946. Steel—Cutting,

Manganese. For bars, billets, forglngs, tubing, or

as ordered. Gives requirements for composition,

condition, quality, tolerances, reports, Identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar Specification:

SAE 1137. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5560A, 1945. Steel Tubing,

Corrosion-Resistant—Seamless, 18 Chromium, 8 Nickel, intended for use In hydraulic systems. Gives composition, condition, quality, embrlttlement,

tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections.

Similar specifications: AN-WW-T-855, Condition A; ASTM A213-42, Grade T8; SAE 30905; AISI 304. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5565A, 1945. Steel Tubing,

Corrosion-Resistant—Welded, 18 Chromium, 8 Nickel. Intended for use In hydraulic systems. Gives composition, condition, quality, embrlttlement, toler- ances, reports, Identification, and rejections.

Similar specifications: an-T-43, Composition 1; SAE 30905; AISI 304. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5566; 1946. Steel Tubing,

Corrosion-Resistant, High-Pressure Hydraulic (18 Chromium—8 Nickel). Intended for use In 3,000 psl

hydraulic systems. Gives composition, fabrication,

requirements, quality, embrlttlement, tolerances,

reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar

Specifications: AN-WW-T-855, Condition B; SAE

30905; AISI 304. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5570D, 1945. Steel Tubing,

Corrosion- and Heat-Res lstant:—Seamless, 18 Chro- mium, 8 Nickel. Gives composition, condition,

quality, embrlttlement, tolerances, reports, Iden- tification, and rejections. Similar specifications; AN-WW-T-858; SAE 30705; AISI 347 or 321. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5575C, 1945. Steel Tubing, Corrosion- and Heat-Resistant—Welded, 18 Chromium,

8 Nickel. Gives composition, condition, quality,

embrlttlement, tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications; AN-WW-T861; AISI 347 or 321; SAE 30705. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5591; 1945. Steel Tubing,

Corrosion-Resistant—Seamless, 13 Chromium. Gives composition, condition, quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar

specification: SAE 51210. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6281; 1945. Steel TubingSeamless (Mechanical), .55 Nl, .5 Cr, .2 Mo (.27-

.33 C). Heavy wall for machining. Gives composition, grain size, hardenablllty, condition, decarburlzatlon, quality, tolerances, reports, Iden- tification, and rejections. Similar specification:

8630. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6360B, 1945. Steel Tubing

(Seamless), Round— .95 Cr, .20 Mo (.27-. 33 C). Gives composition, grain size, condition, quality,

tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar specification: an-WW-t-850, Condition N. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6365A, 1945. Steel Tubing

(Seamless), Round—.95 Cr, .20 Mo (.33-. 38 C). Gives composition, grain size, condition, quality,

tolerances, reports, identification, and rejections. Similar specification: an-ww-t-852, Condition N. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6372; 1945. Steel TubingSeamless (Mechanical), .95 Cr, .2 MO (.33-. 38 C).

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Heavy wall type for machining. Gives composition,

grain size, hardenablllty, condition, decarburlzatlon, quality, tolerances, reports, Identification,

and rejections. Similar specification: 4135. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6441; 1945. Steel Tubing

Seamless, 1.45 Chromium (0.95-1.10 C). Gives composition, hardenablllty, condition, quality, toler- ances, reports, Identification, and rejections.

Similar specification: SAE 52100. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6510A, 1945. Steel Tubing

(Welded), .95 Cr, .20 Mo (.27-. 33 C). For electricres 1 stance-welded or gas-welded tubing. Gives com- position, grain size, condition, quality, tolerances, tests, reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: AN-T-3, Condition

N; Air Corps 10241, Type I, Condition A; Navy Aero- nautical M526, Condition N. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6530B, 1945. Steel Tubing

(Seamless), Round, .55 Nl, .5 Cr, .2 Mo (.27-. 33 C). Gives composition, grain size', condition, quality,

tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar specification: AN-T-15. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6535B, 1945. Steel Tubing

(Seamless), Round, .55 Nl, .5 Cr, .25 Mo (.33-. 38

C). Gives composition, grain size, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, identification, and

rejections. Similar specification: AN-T-22. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6550B, 1945. Steel Tubing

(Welded) — .55 Ml, .5 Cr, .2 mo (.27-. 33 C). For electr Ic-reslstance-welded or gas-welded tubing.

Gives composition, grain size, condition, quality,

tolerances, tests, reports, Identification, and

rejections. Similar specification: AN-T-33. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 7312; 1945. Rings, piston

Centrlfugally Cast, Alloy Cast Iron. Gives compo- sition, condition, physical properties, microstructure, quality, finish, circularity, lighttightness of periphery, flatness, heat stability,

corrosion prevention, approval, reports, and rejections.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANT-15-3; 1945. Tubing; (.27 to .33 Carbon) Chrome- Nlckel-Molybdenum Steel, Seamless.

0. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANT-22-3; 1945. Tubing; (.33 to .38 Carbon) Chrome- Nlckel-Molybdenum Steel, Seamless.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AM- T-33a; 1946. Tubing; Chrome-Nlckel-Molybdenum

(8630) Steel, Welded.

U.' S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANT-43-2; 1945. Tubing; Welded, Corrosion-Resisting

(18 Cr-8 Nl) Steel Round (for Hydraulic Systems).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANT-82; 1945. Tubing; Corrosion- and Heat-Reslstlng

(18 Cr-8 Nl) Steel Welded, Round. U.S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANWW-T-850a-2; 1945. Tubing, Steel, Chrome-Molybdenum

(X4130), Seamless.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANWW-T-852a-l; 1945. Tubing; Steel, Chrome-Molybdenum

(X4135), Seamless.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- WW-T-855-2; 1945. Tubing; Steel, CorrosionResisting (18 Cr-8 Nl), Round, Seamless.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- WW-T-858-2; 1945. Tubing; Steel, Corroslon-andHeat-Reslstlng (18 Cr-8 Nl), Round, Seamless.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

57-180-6; 1945. Steel, Allpy;- Tubes, Round, Seamless, Heat-Treated (for Mortar Tubes).

622.4 FERRO-ALLOY WIRE AND MANUFACTURES

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5685B; 1946. Steel Wire; Corrosion-Resistant, 18 Chromlum-8 Nickel (Annealed). Gives requirements for composition, con- dition, quality, tolerances, reports, and rejections. Similar Specifications: AN-W-24, Condition

A; SAE 30915; AISI 302. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5686; 1945. Steel Wire,

Corrosion-Resistant—Rivet Wire, 18 Chromium, 10 Nickel (Annealed). Gives composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, approval, reports, and rejections. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification K688B; 1946. Steel Wire,

Corrosion-Resistant, 18 Chromium 8 Nickel (Spring).

Gives requirements for composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, and rejections. Similar specifications: AN-W-24, Condition B; SAE

30915; AISI 302.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANRR-C-48-3; 1946. cable; Steel (Corrosion-Resisting),

Flexible, preformed.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANS-58; 1945. Steel; Chrome-Vanadium (6150) Rod and

Wire.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANW-20-l; 1945. Wire; Metal Spraying.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANW-23; 1945. Wire; Corrosion-Resisting (Grade MCR)

Steel.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANW-24; 1945. Wire; Corrosion-Resisting (Grade G) Steel.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification RR-G-123; 1945.

Gauze; Wire (for Laboratory use). Covers one type and three grades— (I) 'corrosion-resisting steel,

(II) carbon steel, and (III) Iron. Gives require- ments for material, workmanship, description, mesh, and asbestos center; methods of sampling and In- spection; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 22W13d, 1945. Wire, Steel, Corroslon-Resl'stlng.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

48-42; 1944. wire, Steel, Corrosion-Resisting (13 Percent Chromium); Spring (for Small Anns Weapons).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, ordnance Dept. Specification

48-43; 1944. wire, Steel, Corrosion-Resisting (18 Chromium—8 Nickel).

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622.5 FERRO-ALLOY CASTINGS

American Society for Testing Materials, A157-44; 1944. A.S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code Specification SA157. American Standards Assn., G36. 1-1944. Stand- ard Specifications for Alloy-Steel Castings for

Valves, Flanges, and Fittings for High-Temperature

Service, includes nine ferrltlc and two austenltlc

grades, selection dependent on design and service conditions, physical properties, and the hightemperature characteristics. Gives process, heat treatment, temperature control, chemical composition, ladle analysis, check analysis, tensile properties, bending properties, hydrostatic tests, magnetic particle testing, test specimens, number of tests, retests, radiographic or destruction tests, workmanship, finish, marking, Inspection, rejection, and rehearing. A. S. T.M. Emergency Alternate Provision EA-A 157; 1944, affected section 10, hydrostatic tests. American Society for Testing Materials, A217-44T;

1944. A.S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code Specification SA-217. Tentative Specifications for AlloySteel Castings Suitable for Fusion Welding for High-Temperature Service. For valves, flanges,

fittings, or other pressure containing parts, in- cludes four grades, selection dependent on design

and service. Gives process, heat treatment, tem- perature control, chemical composition, ladle analysis, check analysis, tensile properties, bending

properties, hydrostatic tests, magnetic particle

testing, test specimens, number of tests, retests, radiographic or destruction tests, workmanship,

finish, marking, Inspection, rejection, and re- hearing. A. S.T.M. Emergency Alternate Provision EA-A 217; 1942, affected section 1 (b), new grade

added; section 5, chemical composition; section 8, tensile properties; and section 17, marking.

American Society for Testing Materials, A282-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for High-Strength

Steel castings for Structural Purposes. Cover

carbon-steel and alloy-steel castings that are to

be subjected to high mechanical stresses. Gives

process, neat treatment, temperature regulation,

chemical composition, ladle analysis, check analysis, tensile properties, test specimens, number of tests, retests, radiographic inspection, magnetic

particle Inspection, workmanship, finish, marking,

inspection, rejection, and rehearing.

American Society for Testing Materials, B190-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for ChromlumNlckel-iron Alloy Castings (25-12 Class) for ElghTemperature Service. Gives scope, process, heat treatment, chemical composition, ladle analysis, check analysis, number of tests, tensile properties after aging, magnetic permeability, stress-rupture

test, short-time, high-temperature tensile properties, sampling, defective test specimens, retests, report, dimensional tolerances, finish,

marking, and Inspection.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46S27b, 1945.

Steel, Corrosion-Resisting: Castings.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46S49; 1946.

Steel, Corrosion-Resisting: Castings (for Boiler

Feed pump Casings).

622.6 FERRO-ALLOY FORGINGS

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Mainte- nance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended practice, 1946. Specification M127-45; 1945. Alloy Steel Forglngs. Covers six

classes of normalized and tempered; and normalized,

quenched, and tempered alloy steel forglngs. Gives manufacture, chemical requirements, physical re- quirements, workmanship and finish, marking, In- spection and rejection, and supplementary requirements. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5022C; 1946. Steel —Free

Cutting, Manganese. For bars, billets, forglngs,

tubing, or as ordered. Gives composition, condition, quality, tolerances, reports, Identification,

and rejections. Similar Specification: SAE 1117. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5024B; 1946. Steel—Cutting,

Manganese. For bars, billets, forglngs, tubing, or as ordered. Gives requirements for composition,

condition, quality, tolerances, reports, Identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar Specification:

SAE 1137. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 5025A; 1946. Steel—FreeCutting, Manganese (Heat-Treated) . For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Covers requirements

for composition, condition, quality, tolerances,

reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar

Specification: SAE 1137. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 5610C, 1945. Steel,

Corrosion-Resistant —13 Chromium (Low carbon),

Hardenable, Free Machining. For bars, billets,

forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, condition, hardenablllty, quality, tolerances, reports,

Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: QQ-S-763a; SAE X51410; AISI 416. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 5620; 1945. Steel,

Corrosion-Resistant—13 Chromium (Medium Carbon),

Hardenable, Free Machining. For bars, billets,

forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, condition, hardenablllty, decarburlzat ion, quality,

tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: QQ-S-763; SAE

51335! AISI 420F. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 5640B, 1945. Steel,

Corrosion-Resistant—18 Chromium, 8 Nickel (Free

Machining). For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, condition, quality,

tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejection.

Similar specifications: AN-QQ-S-771; SAE 30615,

Types 1 and 2; AISI 303. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 5645C, 1945. Steel, Corrosion- and Heat-Resistant—18 Chromium, 8 Nickel. For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered.

Gives composition, condition, embrlttlement, quality, tolerances, reports, identification, and re- jections. Similar specifications: SAE 30705;

AISI 321 or 347.

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Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 6240C, 1945. Steel

Carburlzlng, 5 Nl (.08-. 13 C). For bars, billets,

forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain

size, hardenablllty, condition, quality, tolerances,

reports, shipments, identification/ and rejections. Similar specification: SAE 2511. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 6242C, 1945. Steel

Carburlzlng, 5 Mi (.15-. 20 C). For bars, billets,

forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain

size, Hardenablllty, condition, quality, tolerances,

reports, shipments, Identification, and rejections. Similar specification: SAE 2517. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 6250D, 1945. Steel

Carburlzlng, 3.5 Ni 1.5 Cr (.07-..13 C). For bars,

billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain size, hardenablllty, condition, quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, identification, rejections. Similar specification: SAE 3310. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 6253E, 1945. Steel

Carburlzlng, 3.5 Nl 1.5 Cr (.11-. 17 C). For bars,

billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain size, hardenablllty, condition, quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identification, and rejections. Similar specification: SAE

3314. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 6254E, 1945. Steel—

Carburlzlng, 3.5 Nl 1.5 Cr (.14-. 20 C). For bars,

billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain size, hardenablllty, condition, quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identification, and rejections. Similar specification: SAE 3317. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 6260B, 1945. Steel

Carburlzlng, 3.25 Ni, 1.2 Cr, .1 Mo (.07-. 13 C). For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered.- Gives composition, grain size, hardenablllty, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar specification:

9310. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 6263B, 1945. Steel

Carburlzlng, 3.25 Nl, 1.2 Cr, .1 Mo (.11-. 17 C)

For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain size, hardenablllty, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar specification:

9314. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 6264B, 1945. Steel

Carburlzlng, 3.25 Nl, 1.2 Cr, .1 mo (.14-. 20 C). For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives

composition, grain size, hardenablllty, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, ldentlfl-

. cation, and rejections. Similar specification:

9317. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 6270C, 1945. Steel

Carburlzlng, .55 Nl, .5 Cr, .2 Mo (.11-. 17 C). For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives

composition, grain size, hardenablllty, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar specification:

8614. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 6272C, 1945. Steel

Carburlzlng, .55 Nl, .5 Cr, .2 MO (.15-. 20 C). For

bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives com- position, grain size, hardenablllty, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar specification:

8617. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 6274C, 1945. Steel

Carburlzlng, .55 Nl, .5 Cr, .2 MO (.17-. 22 C). For

. bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives com- position, grain size, hardenablllty, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar specification:

8619. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6315C, 1945. Steel—1.8 Nl,

.25 M0 (.38-. 43 C), Heat-Treated (105,000 TS) . For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives com- position, grain size, condition, decarburlzatlon,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, identification, and rejections. Similar specification:

SAE 4640. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6317B, 1945. Steel—1.8 Nl, .25 Mo (.38-. 43 C), Heat-Treated (125,000 TS). For

bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives com- position, grain size, condition, decarburlzatlon,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar specification:

SAE 4640. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6320B, 1945. Steel—.55 Nl, .5 Cr, .25 Mo (.33-. 38 C). For bars, billets,

forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain

size, hardenablllty, condition, decarburlzatlon,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, identification., and rejections. Similar specifications;

AN-S-15; 8735. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6322B, 1945. Steel—.55 Nl,

.5 Cr, .25 mo (.38-. 43 C) . For bars, billets,

forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain

size, hardenablllty, condition, decarburlzatlon,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications:

AN-S-16; 8740. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6324; 1945. Steel— .7 Nl,

.6 Cr, .25 Mo (.38-. 43 C). For bars, billets,

forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain

size, hardenablllty, condition, decarburlzatlon,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar specification:

8740. /sCS; Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6325B, 1945. Steel— .55 Ni,

.5 Cr, .25 MO (.38-. 43 C) Heat-Treated (105,000 TS). For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives

composition, grain size, condition, decarburlzatlon,

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quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar specifications:

AN-S-16; 8740. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6327B, 1945. Steel— .55 HI,

.5 Cr, .25 MO (.3S-.43 C) Heat-Treated (125,000 TS). For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives

composition, grain size, condition, decarburlzatlon, quality, tolerances, reports, shipments,

Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: AN-S-16; 8740. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6328; 1945. Steel— .55 Nl,

.5 Cr, .25 MO (.48-. 53 C). For bars, billets,

forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain

size, hardenablllty, condition, decarburlzatlon,

.

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar specification:

8750. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6370b; 1946. Steel— .95 Cr,

.2 mo (.27-.33 C). For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives requirements for composition,

grain size, hardenablllty, condition, decarburlzatlon, quality, tolerances, reports, shipments,

Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Army-Navy Aeronautical AN-QQ-S-684; SAE

4130. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6380B; 1946. Steel— .95 Cr,

.2 MO (.35-. 42 C). For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives requirements for composition,

grain size, hardenablllty, condition, decarburlzatlon, quality, tolerances, reports, shipments,

identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Army-Navy Aeronautical AN-QQ-S-752; SAE

4137. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6382B; 1946. Steel— .95 Cr,

.2 Mo (.38-. 43 C). For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives requirements for composition,

grain size, hardenablllty, condition, decarburlzatlon, quality, tolerances, reports, shipments,

identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Army-navy Aeronautical AN-QQ-S-752; SAE

4140. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6412B, 1945. Steel —1.8 Nl,

.8 Cr, .25 Mo (.35-. 40 C). For bars, billets,

forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, grain

size, hardenablllty, condition, decarburlzatlon,

quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar specification:

4337. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc._ Aeronautical Material Specification 6415B, 1945. Steel

1.8 Mi, .8 Cr, .25 Mo (.38-. 43 C) . For bars,

billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives com- position, grain size, hardenablllty, condition, decarburlzatlon, quality, tolerances,

reports, shipments, identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: AN-QQ-S-756;

SAE 4340.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 6440B, 1945. Steel—1.4 Chromium (.95-1.10 C). For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, condition, decarburlzatlon, quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identification, and rejections. Similar

specifications: AAF i0243 and 52100A. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 6470B, 1945. Steel,

Nltrldlng—l.e Cr, .35 Mo, 1.15 Al. For bars,

billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, hardenablllty, condition, nltrldlng, decarburlzatlon, quality, tolerances, reports, shipments, Identification, and rejections. Similar

specification: AN-S-19. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 6475; 1945. Steel,

Nltrldlng—3.5 Nl, 1.2 Cr, .25 Mo, 1.25 Al. For

bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives com- position, condition, decarburlzatlon, quality,

tolerances, reports, shipments, identification, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 6480; 1946. Steel,

Nltrldlng— . 65 Nl, 1 CP, 1 Mo. For bars, billets, forglngs, or as ordered. Gives requirements for composition, grain size, hardenablllty,

condition, decarburlzatlon, quality, tolerances,

reports, shipments, identification, and rejections.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specif lcatlon "QQ-S-763a; 1943. Amend. 1; 1946. Steel, Corrosion-Resisting; Bars

and Forglngs (Except for Reforglng). Covers ten classes and six types and shall be made by the openhearth or the electric furnace process unless otherwise specified. Gives workmanship, general

requirements, chemical composition, physical properties, magnetic permeability tests, resistance to lntergranular corrosion, macroscopic etch test, and permissible variations; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Mavy Dept. Specification 46S39c, 1945.

Steel: Forglngs for Turbine Rotors (Heat-Treated)

.

622.9 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURES OF ALLOY

STEEL

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 7210A, 1945. Cotter Pins

Corrosion-Resistant Steel. Gives composition, condition, quality, shape, tolerances, sizes, reports,

and rejections. Similar specifications: Federal

FF-P-386; SAE 30915; AISI 302.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification RR-C-45la; 1934. Amend. 5; 1946. Cloth; Wire, Screen. Covers eight

types Including copper, bronze, iron or steel,

copper-nickel, corrosion-resisting steel, and alu- minum alloy wire. Gives requirements for material

and workmanship, number of meshes per inch, diameter of wire, permissible variations, length, width, and details for each type; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

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630-639 ALUMINUM, ANTIMONY, Bl

631. ALUMINUM

631.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, B110-45; 1945. Standard Method of Test for Dielectric Strength of Anodically Coated Aluminum. Covers the procedure

for determining the dielectric strength of anodic coatings on aluminum and Its alloys. Gives highvoltage transformer, electrode, test specimens,

surrounding medium, condition of electrodes, position of electrode on specimen, application of voltage, and number of tests. American Society for Testing Materials, E34-45; 1945. Standard Methods of Chemical Analysis of Aluminum

and Aluminum-Base Alloys. Gives scope, apparatus

and reagents, precautions, and details for silicon

by the sodium hydroxide-perchloric acid method,

silicon by the mlxed-acld method, Iron by the

sul fide-permanganate method or the tltanous chloride method, Iron by the colorlmetrlc (thlocyanate)

method, titanium by the colorlmetrlc (peroxide)

method, copper, lead, and bismuth, copper by the

iodide method, zinc by the ammonium mercuric thlo- cyanate method or the zinc oxide method, manganese by the blsmuthate method, manganese by the persulfate method, magnesium and calcium by the pyro- phosphate and permanganate methods, magnesium by

the mercury cathode method, magnesium by the 8- hydroxyqulnollne method, chromium by the persulfate

oxidation method, nickel by the dlmethylglyoxlme

method, and tin by the lodate method. Underwriters' Laboratories, inc. Bulletin of Research, 34; 1945. Reactions of Aluminum and Magnesium with Certain Chlorinated Hydrocarbons. ' The object of the Investigation was to obtain Informa- tion relative to the fire and explosion hazards

which may result from the contact of aluminum or magnesium with certain chlorinated hydrocarbons.

Covers Introduction, plan of Investigation, tests

at ordinary or moderately elevated temperatures,

results, tests at higher temperatures, Impact tests, and summary and conclusions.

631.1 ALUMINUM ALLOYS, INGOTS, AND BARS

63 1 . 1 1 Al loys, Aluminum

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46A7e, 1945. Aluminum-Alloy, Heat-Treated; Forglngs.

631.12 Ingots, Aluminum

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-B-731b; 1945. Bronze, Manganese, and Manganese-Aluminum; ingots

(for Remeltlng). Covers one grade. Gives require- ments for material, workmanship, chemical composition, and physical properties; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46A5e, 1945. Aluminum-Alloy, Ingot. 631.13 Bars, Aluminum

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2201; 1945. Tolerances

Aluminum and Aluminum Alloy Bar, Rod and Shapes.

MUTH, CADMIUM, AND COBALT

To publish established manufacturing tolerances. Gives application, diameter of thickness, width,

length, stralghtness, flatness, and squareness of sawcuts. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2205; 1946. Tolerances

Aluminum and Aluminum Alloy Bars, Rods and Shapes, Extruded. Gives requirements for diameter or thickness, width, length, stralghtness, flatness, angularity, twist, surface roughness, corner and fillet

radii, contour, and squareness of sawcuts. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4120B; 1946. Aluminum Alloy Bars (Rolled) Copper Magnesium Manganese (24S-T).

Gives requirements for composition, condition,

tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar Specifications: Federal QQ-A-354,

Condition T; SAE 24, Temper T; Alloy 24S-T. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4122; 1945. Aluminum AlloyRolled, Zinc Magnesium Copper (75S-T). For rods,

bars, or shapes. Gives composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and

rejections. Similar specification: Alloy 75S-T. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4150A; 1946. Aluminum Alloy Bars (Extruded) Magnesium Silicon Copper (61ST). For rods, bars, and shapes. Covers composition,

condition, quality, tolerances, reports, Identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar Specification:

Federal QQ-A-325, Condition T; Alloy 61S-T. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4152C; 1946. Aluminum Alloy

Bars (Extruded) Copper Magnesium Manganese (24S-T). For bars, rods, and shapes. Gives requirements for composition, condition, quality, tolerances, re- ports, Identification, and rejections. Similar

Specifications: Federal QQ-A-354, Condition T; SAE 24, Temper T; Alloy 24S-T. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4154; 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Extruded, Zinc Magnesium Copper (75S-T). For rods, bars, or shapes. Gives composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: AN-A-11,

Condition T; Alloy 75S-T.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 11330B;

1945. Aluminum Alloy; Bars and Rods, Free Machining.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-A-315; 1943.

Amend. 1; 1946. Aluminum Alloy (AL-52) (AlumlnumMagne slum-Chromium); Bars, Rods, Shapes, and Wire. Covers one grade and the following conditions:

wire— (A) soft, (1/2H) half-hard, (3/4H) threequarters-hard, and (H) hard; and bars, rods, and

shapes— (A) soft and (F) as fabricated. Gives re- quirements for material, workmanship, chemical com- position, physical properties, permissible variations, and lengths; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-A-35lb; 1943. Amend. 1; 1945. Aluminum-Alloy (AL-17) (AlumlnumCopper-Magneslum-Manganese) ; Bars, Rods, Shapes,

and Wire. Covers one grade and two conditions— (A)
631. 13 Directory of Commodity Specifications

annealed and (T) heat-treated. Gives requirements

for material, workmanship, chemical composition,

physical properties, permissible variations, tol- erances, exact lengths., standard lengths, mill

lengths, and random lengths; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46A10d, 1945. Aluminum-Alloy (Al-61) (Aluminum-M&gnesium-SillconCopper-Chromium) ; Bars, Rods, Shapes, and Wire. 631.2 ALUMINUM PLATES, SHEETS, SHAPES, AND STRIPS

631 .20 General Items

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- A-42; 1946. Aluminum Alloy (A1-24C2), Artificial

Aging of. 631.21 Plates, Aluminum

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2202A; 1946. Tolerances

Aluminum and Aluminum Alloy Sheet and plate. To publish established manufacturing tolerances.

Gives application, thickness, width, length, cambers,

flatness, and special tolerances. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc.. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4025A; 1946. Aluminum Alloy

Sheet and plate—Magnesium Silicon Copper (ClS-0). Gives requirements for composition, condition,

physical properties, quality, tolerances, reports,

Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Federal QQ-A-327, Condition A; Air Corps

11326, Condition A; and Alloy 61S-0. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4026A; 1946. Aluminum Alloy

Sheet and Plate—Magnesium Silicon Copper (61S-W). Gives requirements for composition, condition,

physical properties, quality, tolerances, reports,

identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Federal QQ-A-327, Condition W; Air Corps

11326, Condition W; and Alloy fUS-W. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4027A; 1946. Aluminum Alloy Sheet and Plate—Magnesium Silicon Copper (61S-T). Gives requirements for composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Federal QQ-A327, Condition T; Air Corps 11326, Condition T; and Alloy 61S-T. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4030C; 1946. Aluminum Alloy

Sheet and Plate—Copper Manganese Magnesium (17S-0). Gives requirements for composition; condition,

physical properties, quality, tolerances, reports,

identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Federal QQ-A-353, Condition A; navy 47A3, Condition A; ASTM B78-44T, annealed; SAE 26, temper

annealed; and Alloy 17S-0. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4032C; 1946. Aluminum Alloy

Sheet and plate—Copper Manganese Magnesium (17S-T). Gives requirements for composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Federal QQ-A353, Condition T; Navy 47A3, Condition T; ASTM

378-44T, heat treated; SAE 26, Temper T; and Alloy

17S-T. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4035B; 1946. Aluminum Alloy

Sheet and Plate—Copper Magnesium Manganese (24S-0). Gives requirements for composition, condition,

physical properties, quality, tolerances, reports,

identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Ali-A-12, Condition A; Federal QQ-A-355,

Condition A; Navy 47A10, Condition A; SAE 24, Temper

o; and Alloy 24S-0. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4037b; 1946. Aluminum Alloy

Sheet and plate—Copper Magnesium Manganese (24S-T). Gives requ irements for composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, identification, and

rejections. Similar specifications: Au-A-12, Con- dition T; and Alloy 24S-T.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANA-9a-i; 1946. Aluminum Alloy 5.5 Zn-2.5 Mg-1.5 Cu

(75), Plate and Sheet. - U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-A-56ia; 1946. Aluminum (AL—2); Plate and Sheet. Covers one

grade, five conditions for sheet — (A) soft, (1/4H) quarter-hard, (1/2H) half-hard, (3/4H) threequarters-hard, and (H) hard; and one condition for plate

(f) as fabricated. Gives requirements for finishes, sizes, material, workmanship, chemical

composition, physical properties and tolerances,

marking of plate and sheet for identification, and

details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

if. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 47A12b, 1945. . Alum lnum- Alloy (Al-61) (Alumlnum-Magneslum-SlllconChromlum); Plates, Sheets, and Strips.

631.22 Shapes, Aluminum

•Aircraft industries Assn. of America, inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 180, revised 1945. Angles

Equal Leg, Rolled Form Aluminum Alloy. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards Committee. Aircraft industries Assn. of America, inc. National

Aircraft Standard MAS 341, 342, and 343; 1946. Angles—Extruded Aluminum, Supplementary Series.

,J AS 341, Equal Leg. NAS 342, unequal Leg. NAS

343, Bulb. Gives drawing and table showing dash

number, nominal dimensions, area, weight, and sec- tion elements. Developed by national Aircraft

Standards Committee. Aircraft industries Assn. of America, inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 344; 1946. Tees —Extruded

Aluminum, Supplementary Series. Gives drawing and table showing dash number, nominal dimensions,

area, weight, and section elements. Developed by

tjational Aircraft Standards Committee. Aircraft industries Assn. of America, inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 345; 1946. Channels

Extruded Aluminum, Supplementary Series. Gives

drawing and table showing dash number, nominal di- mensions, area, weight, and section elements. De- veloped by National Aircraft Standards Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, inc. National Aircraft Standard NAS 346 and 347; 1946. ZeesExtruded Aluminum, Supplementary Series. NAS 346, Equal Leg. NAS 347, unequal Leg. Gives drawing

138
Ores, Metals, and Manufactures 63 1 . 23

and table showing dash number, nominal dimensions,

area, weight, and section elements, developed by

National Aircraft Standards Committee. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2201; 1945. Tolerances

Aluminum and Aluminum Alloy Bar, Rod, and Shapes. To publish established manufacturing tolerances.

Gives application, diameter of thickness, width,

length, straightness, flatness, and squareness of sawcuts. ' . Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2205; 1946. Tolerances

Aluminum and Aluminum Alloy Bars, Rods, and Shapes, 1 Extruded. Gives requirements for diameter or

thickness, width, length, stralghtness, flatness,

angularity, twist, surface roughness, corner and

fillet radii, contour, and squareness of sawcuts. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

material Specification 4122; 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Rolled, Zinc Magnesium Copper (75S-T). For rods,

bars, or shapes. Gives composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, identification, and rejections. Similar specification: Alloy 75S-T. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4150A; 1946. Aluminum Alloy Bars (Extruded) Magnesium Silicon Copper (61ST)

For rods, bars, and shapes. Covers composition,

condition, quality, tolerances, reports, identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar Specification:

Federal QQ-A-325, Condition T; Alloy 61S-T. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4152C; 1946. Aluminum Alloy

Bars (Extruded) Copper Magnesium Manganese (24S-T). For bars, rods, and shapes. Gives requirements for composition, condition, quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar

Specifications: Federal QQ-A-354, Condition T; SAE

24, Temper T; Alloy 24S-T. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4154; 1945. Aluminum AlloyExtruded, Zinc Magnesium Copper (75S-T). For rods,

bars, or shapes. Gives composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: AN-A-11, Con- dition T; Alloy 75S-T.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-A-315; 1943. Amend. 1; 1946. Aluminum Alloy (AL-52) (AlumlnumMagneslum-Chromlum) ; Bars, Rods, Shapes, and Wire. Covers one grade and the following conditions:

wire— (A) soft, (1/2H) half-hard, (3/4H) threequarters-hard, and (H) hard; and bars, rods, and shapes— (A) soft and (F) as fabricated. Gives re- quirements for material, workmanship, chemical

composition, physical properties, permissible variations, and lengths; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-A-351b; 1943. Amend, l; 1945. Aluminum-Alloy (AL-17) (AlumlnumCopper-Magneslum-Manganese) ; Bars, Rods, Shapes,

and Wire. Covers one grade and two conditions

(A) annealed and (t) heat-treated. Gives require- ments for material, workmanship, chemical composition, physical properties, permissible variations,

tolerances, exact lengths, standard lengths, mill

lengths, and random lengths; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46A10d, 1945. Aluminum-Alloy (Al-ei) (Alumlnum-Magneslum-SlllconCopper-Chromlum) ; Bars, Rods, Shapes, and Wire. 631.23 Sheets, Aluminum

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2202A; 1946. Tolerances

Aluminum and Aluminum Alloy, Sheet and Plate. To publish established manufacturing tolerances. Gives application, thickness, width, length, cambers,

flatness, and special tolerances. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4000A; 1946. Aluminum

Sheet—Annealed. Gives requirements for composition, condition, quality, tolerances, reports,

Identification, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4001A; 1946. Aluminum Sheet. (2S-0) . Gives requirements for composition, condition, quality, tolerances, reports, identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Federal

QQ-A-F61, Types 1 and 2, Class A; Navy 47A2, Types

1 and 2, Class A; ASTM B25-44T, Temper Soft; SAE

25, Temper Soft; and Alloy 2S-0. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4003A; 1946. Aluminum Sheet (2S-1/2 H). Gives requirements for composition,

condition, quality, tolerances, reports, identification, and rejections. Similar specifications:

Federal QQ-A-561, Types 1 and 2, Class 1/2 K; Navy

47A2, Types 1 and 2, Class 1/2 H; ASTM B 25-44T,

temper 1/2H; SAE 25 temper 1/2 H; and Alloy 2S-1/2H. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4006A; 1946. Aluminum Alloy Sheet—Manganese (3S-0). Gives requirements for composition, condition, quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar

specifications: Federal QQ-A-359, Types 1 and 2, Condition A; Navy 47A4, Types 1 and 2, Condition A; SAE 29 Soft; and Alloy 3S-0. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. . Aeronautical

Material Specification 4008A; 1946. Aluminum Alloy- Sheet—Manganese (3S-1/2H). Gives requirements for composition, condition, quality, tolerances, reports, identification, and rejections. Similar

specifications: Federal QQ-A-359, Types 1 and 2, Condition 1/2 H; navy 47A4, Types 1 and 2, Condition 1/2 H; SAE 29, 1/2 H; and Alloy 3S-1/2 H. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4015B; 1946. Aluminum Alloy

Sheet—Magnesium Chromium (52S-0). Gives require- ments for composition, condition, quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections.

Similar specifications: Federal QQ-A-318, Types 1 and 2, Temper A; Navy 47A11, Types 1 and 2, Temper

A; SAE 201, Temper Soft; ASTM B109-44T, Temper

Soft; and Alloy 52S-0. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4016B; 1946. Aluminum Alloy

Sheet—Magnesium Chromium (52S-1/4 H) . Gives re- quirements for composition, condition, quality,

tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections.

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Similar specifications: Federal QQ-A-318, Types 1 and 2, Temper 1/4 H; Navy 47A11, Types 1 and 2, Temper 1/4 Hi SAE 201, Temper 1/4 K", ASTM B109-44T,

Temper 1/4 H; and Alloy 52S-1/4 H. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 40178; 1946. Aluminum Alloy

Sheet —Magnesium Chromium (52S-1/2 H) . Gives re- quirements for composition, condition, quality,

tolerances, reports, identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Federal QQ-A318, Types 1 and 2, Temper 1/2 H; Navy 47A11,

Types 1 and 2, Temper 1/2 H; SAE 201, Temper

1/2 h; ASTM B109-44T, Temper 1/2 H; and Alloy

52S-1/2 H. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4025A; 1946. Aluminum Alloy

Sheet and plate—Magnesium Silicon Copper (61S-0). Gives requirements for composition, condition,

physical properties, quality, tolerances, reports,

Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Federal QQ-A-327, Condition A; Air Corps

11326, Condition A; and Alloy 61S-0. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4026A; 1946. Aluminum Alloy

Sheet and Plate—Magnesium Silicon Copper (61S-W). Gives requirements for composition, condition,

physical properties, quality, tolerances, reports,

identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Federal QQ-A-327, Condition W; Air Corps

11326, Condition W; and Alloy 61S-W. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4027A; 1946. Aluminum Alloy

Sheet and Plate—Magnesium Silicon Copper (61S-T)

.

Gives requirements for composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, identification, and

rejections. Similar specifications: Federal QQ-A327, Condition T; Air Corps 11326, Condition T; and Alloy 61S-T. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4030C; 1946. Aluminum Alloy

Sheet and platen-Copper Manganese Magnesium (17S-0). Gives requirements for composition, condition,

physical properties, quality, tolerances, reports,

identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Federal QQ-A-353, Condition A; Navy 47A3,

Condition A; ASTM B78-44T, annealed; SAE 26, temper

annealed; and Alloy 17S-0. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4032C; 1946. Aluminum Alloy

Sheet and Plate—Copper Manganese magnesium (WS-T). Gives requirements for composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, identification, and

rejections. Similar specifications: Federal QQ-A353, Condition T; Navy 47A3, Condition T; ASTM B78-

44T, heat treated; SAE 26, Temper T; and Alloy

17S-T. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4035B; 1946. Aluminum Alloy

Sheet and plate—Copper Magnesium Manganese (243-0). Gives requirements for composition, condition,

physical properties, quality, tolerances, reports,

Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: AN-A-12, Condition A; Federal QQ-A-355,

Condition A; Navy 47A10, Condition A; SAE 24, Temper o; and Alloy 24S-0.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4037B; 1946. Aluminum Alloy

Sheet and plate—Copper Magnesium Manganese (24S-T). Gives requirements for composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and

rejections. Similar specifications: AN-A-12, Con- dition T; and Alloy 24S-T. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4040B; 1946. Aluminum Alloy

Sheet, Aluminum Covered—Copper Magnesium Manganese

(ALC 24S-0). Gives requirements for composition,

cladding thickness, condition, physical properties,

quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and

rejections. Similar specifications: AN-A-13, Con- dition A; Federal QQ-A-362, Condition A; Navy 47A8, Condition A; and Alloy Alclad 24S-0. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4041B; 1946. Aluminum Alloy

Sheet, Aluminum Covered—Copper Magnesium Manganese

(ALC 24S-T) . Gives requirements for composition,

cladding thickness, condition, quality, tolerances,

reports, identification, and rejections. Similar

specifications: an-a-13, Condition T; and Alloy

Alclad 24S-T. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4042b; 1946. Aluminum Alloy

Sheet, Aluminum Covered—Copper Magnesium Manganese

(ALC 24S-P.T). Gives requirements for composition,

cladding thickness, condition, quality, tolerances,

reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar

specifications: an-A-13, Condition tr; and Alloy

Alclad 24S-RT.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANA-9a-l; 1946. Aluminum Alloy 5.5 Zn-2.5 Mg-1.5 Cu

- (75), Plate and Sheet.

U. S. Gov., Army-navy Aeronautical Specification ANA-lOb; 1945. Aluminum Alloy 5.5 Zn-2.5 Mg-1.5 Cu- (75), Clad Plate and Sheet.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-A-56la; 1946. Aluminum (AL—2); Plate and Sheet. Covers one

grade, five conditions for sheet— (A) soft, (1/4H) quarter-hard, (1/2H) half-hard, (3/4H) threequarters-hard, and (H) hard; and one condition for plate— (F) as fabricated. Gives requirements for finishes, sizes, material, workmanship, chemical

composition, physical properties and tolerances,

marking of place and sheet for Identification, and

details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 47A12b, 1945. Aluminum-Alloy (Al-61) (Alumlnum-Magneslum-SIllconChromlum); Plates, Sheets, and Strips.

631.24 Strips, Aluminum

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANA-9a-l; 1946. Aluminum Alloy 5.5 Zn-2.5 Mg-1.5 Cu

(75), Plate and Sheet.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANA-lOb; 1945. Aluminum Alloy 5.5 Zn-2.5 Mg-1.5 Cu

(75) , Clad Plate and Sheet. 631.3 ALUMINUM RODS, WIRES, AND RIVETS

631.31 Rods, Aluminum

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2201; 1945. Tolerances—Aluminum

140
Ores, Metals, and Manufactures 631.34

and Aluminum Alloy Bar, Rod, and Shapes. To pub- lish established manufacturing tolerances. Gives

application, diameter of thickness, width, length,

straightness, flatness, and squareness of sawcuts. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2205; 1946. Tolerances

Aluminum and Aluminum Alloy Bars, Rods, and Shapes,

Extruded. Gives requirements for diameter or thickness, width, length, straightness, flatness,

angularity, twist, surface roughness, corner and fillet radii, contour, and squareness of sawcuts. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4122; 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Rolled, Zinc Magnesium Copper (75S-T). For rods,

bars, or shapes. Gives composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and

rejections. Similar specification: Alloy 75S-T. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4150A; 1946-. Aluminum Alloy Bars (Extruded), Magnesium Silicon Copper (61ST). For rods, bars, and shapes. Covers composition,

condition, quality, tolerances, reports, Identifi- cation, and rejections. Similar Specification:

Federal QQ-S-325, Condition T; Alloy 61S-T. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4152C; 1946. Aluminum Alloy

Bars (Extruded), Copper Magnesium Manganese (24S-T). For bars, rods, and shapes. Gives requirements for composition, condition, quality, tolerances, re- ports, Identification, and rejections. Similar

Specifications: Federal QQ-A-354, Condition T; SAE

24, Temper T; Alloy 24S-T. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4154; 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Extruded, Zinc Magnesium Copper (75S-T). For rods, bars, or shapes. Gives composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and

rejections. Similar specifications; AN-A-11, Con- dition T; Alloy 75S-T.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 11330B;

1945. Aluminum Alloy; Bars and Rods, Free Machining.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-A-315; 1943.

Amend. 1; 1946. Aluminum Alloy (AL-52) (AlumlnumMagneslum-Chromlum) ; Bars, Rods, Shapes, and Wire. Covers one grade and the following conditions:

wire— (A) soft, (1/2H) half-hard, (3/4H) threequarters-hard, and (H) hard; and bars, rods,- and

shapes

(a) soft and (F) as fabricated. Gives re- quirements for material, workmanship, chemical com- position, physical properties, permissible variations, and lengths; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-A-351b; 1943. Amend. 1; 1945. Aluminum-Alloy (AL-17) (AlumlnumCopper-Magneslum-Manganese) ; Bars, Rods, Shapes,

and Wire. Covers one grade and two conditions— (A.) annealed and (T) heat-treated. Gives requirements

for material, workmanship, chemical composition,

physical properties, permissible variations, toler- ances, exact lengths, standard lengths, mill

lengths, and random lengths; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46Al0d, 1945. Aluminum-Alloy (Al-61) (Alumlnum-Magneslum-SlllconCopper-Chromlum) ; Bars, Rods, Shapes, and Wire.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46R7a; 1946. Rods, Welding, Aluminum and Aluminum-Alloy (for

Gas Welding)

631 .32 Wires, Aluminum

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification Ali- W-20-1; 1945. Wire; Metal Spraying.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- QQ-W-298-3; 1945. Wire; Aluminum and Aluminum

Alloy (for Rivets)

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-A-315; 1943.

Amend. 1; 1946. Aluminum Alloy (AL-52) (AlumlnumMagne slum-Chromium) ; Bars, Rods, Shapes, and Wire. Covers one grade and the following conditions:

wire— (A) soft, (1/2H) half-hard, (3/4H) threequarters-hard, and (H) hard; and bars, rods, and

shapes— (A) soft and (F) as fabricated. Gives re- quirements for material, workmanship, chemical

composition, physical properties, permissible variations, and lengths; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-A-351b; 1943. Amend. 1; 1945. Aluminum-Alloy (AL-17) (AlumlnumCopper-Magneslum-Manganese) ; Bars, Rods, Shapes,

and Wire. Covers one grade and two conditions— (A) annealed and (T) heat-treated. Gives requirements

for material, workmanship, chemical composition,

physical properties, permissible variations, toler- ances, exact lengths, standard lengths, mill

lengths, and random lengths; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification RP-C-45la; 1934. Amend. 5; 1946. Cloth; Wire, Screen. Covers eight

types Including copper, bronze, Iron or steel,

copper-nickel, corrosion-resisting steel, and alu- minum alloy wire. Gives requirements for material

and workmanship, number of meshes per Inch, diameter of wire, permissible variations, length, width, and details for each type; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46A10d, 1945. Aluminum-Alloy (Al-61) (Alumlnum-Magneslum-SlllconCopper-Chromlum); Bars, Rods, Shapes, and Wire. 631.33 Rivets, Aluminum

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-R-19-4; 1946. Rivets, Aluminum and Aluminum

Alloy.

631.34 Screws, Aluminum

Aircraft industries Assn. of America inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 221, 222* 223, 224, 225, 226

and 227; 1944 and NAS 220, revised 1945. Screws

Brazier Head, Phillips Recess, Aluminum Alloy,

Bronze and Alloy Steel. Gives drawings with dimen- sions and notes for 8-32, 10-32, 1/4-28, 5/16-24,

3/8-24, 7/16-20, 1/2-20, and 9/16-18. Developed by

National Aircraft Standards Committee.

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631.35 Belts, Aluminum

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANB-3D-1; 1945. Bolts; Aircraft. 631.4 ALUMINUM CASTINGS AND TUBES

631.41 Castings, Aluminum

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4210C, 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Castings—Sand, 5 Silicon, Aged (355-T51) . Gives

composition, casting, test oars, heat treatment,

physical properties, quality, reports, identification, approval, and rejections. Similar specifications: SAE 322, HT2; ASTM B26-44T, Alloy SC21,

HT2; Alloy 355-T51'. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4212C, 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Castings—Sand, 5 Silicon, Solution and precipitation (355-T6). Gives composition, casting, test

bars, heat treatment, physical properties, quality,

reports, Identification, approval, and rejections. Similar specifications: AN-QQ-A-376; SAE 382, HTl; ASTM B26-44T, Alloy SC21, HTl; Alloy 355-T6. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4214B, 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Castings—Sand, 5 Silicon, Solution and overaged

(355-T71). Gives composition, casting, test bars, heat treatment, physical properties, quality, reports, Identification, approval, and rejections.

Similar specifications: SAE 322; ASTM B26-44T,

Alloy SC21; Alloy 355-T71. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4217A, 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Castings—Sand, 7 Silicon, Solution and Precipitation (356-T6) . Gives composition, casting, test

bars, heat treatment, physical properties, quality,

reports, identification, approval, and rejections.

Similar specifications: AN-QQ-A-394; SAE 323, HTl; ASTM B26-44T, Alloy SGI, HTl; Alloy 356-T6. Soclety^of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4230; 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Castings—Sand, 4.5 Copper Solution Heat-Treated

(195-T4). Gives composition, casting, test bars, heat treatment, physical properties, quality, reports, Identification, approval, and rejections.

Similar specifications: AN-QQ-A-390, Class i; SAE

38, HTl; ASTM B26-44T, Alloy CI, HTl; Alloy 195-T4. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4231A, 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Castings—Sand, 4.5 Copper, Solution and precipita- tion (195-T6). Gives composition, casting, test

bars, heat treatment, physical properties., quality,

reports, identification, approval, and rejections.

Similar specifications; AN-QChA-3§0; SAE 38, HT2; ASTM B26-44T, Alloy CI, HT2; Alloy 195-T6. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4234A, 1945. Aluminum. Alloy

Castings—Sand, Secondary 4 Copper, Solution and Precipitation (S195-T6) . Gives composition, casting, test bars, heat treatment, physical properties, quality, reports, Identification, approval,

and rejections. Similar specifications: AN-A-5;

SAE 325; ASTM B26-44T, Alloy C2; Alloy S195-T6. oclety of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4280B, 194*. Aluminum Alloy

Castings—permanent Mold, 5 Silicon, Solution and Overaged (355-T71) . Gives composition, casting, test bars, heat treatment, physical properties,

quality, reports, Identification, approval, and re- jections. Similar specifications: SAE 322; Alloy

355-T71. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4281; 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Castings—permanent Mold, 5 Silicon, Solution and precipitation (355-T6) . Gives composition, casting, test bars, heat treatment, physical properties,

quality, reports, identification, approval, and re- jections. Similar specifications: AK-QQ-A-376;

SAE 322, HTl; Alloy 355-T6. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4282B, 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Castings—permanent Mold, 4.5 Copper, 2.5 Silicon, Solution and precipitation (B195-T6). Gives composition, casting, test bars, heat treatment, physical properties, "quality, reports, Identification,

approval, and rejections. Similar specifications:

Af-QQ-A-383; SAE 380, HT2; ASTM B108-44T, Alloy

CS4, HT2; Alloy B195-T6.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4283; 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Castings—permanent Mold, 4.5 Copper, 2.5 Silicon,

Solution (B195-T4). Gives composition, casting, test bars, heat treatment, physical properties,

quality, reports, identification, approval, and re- jections. Similar specifications: AM-QQ-A-383, Class l; SAE 380, HTl; ASTM B108-44T, Alloy CS4,

HTl; Alloy B195-T4. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4284A, 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Castings —permanent Mold, 7 Silicon, Solution and Precipitation (356-T6) . Gives composition, casting, test bars, heat treatment, physical properties,

quality, reports, Identification, approval, and rejections. Similar specifications: QQ-A-596, Class 8; SAE 323, HTl; ASTM B108-44T, Alloy SGI,

HTl; Alloy 356-T6. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4290B, 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Castings—Die, 9.5 SI, .5 Mg. Gives composition,

quality, reports, Identification, approval, and re- jections.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANA-4-l; 1945. Aluminum Alloy; Secondary (S-108)

Sand Castings.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANA-5-1; 1945. Aluminum Alloy; Secondary (S-195)

Sand Castings.

U. S. Gov., Army-].;avy Aeronautical Specification ANA-23-1; 1946. Aluminum Alloy; General Specification for Castings.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AK- A-25; 1945. Aluminum Alloy 12.0 Sl-2.5 Nl-1.0

Cu-1.0 Mg (A132); permanent Mold Castings.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification an- A-26; 1945. Aluminum Alloy 4.0 Mg (214), Sand

Castings.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANA-27; 1945. Aluminum Alloy 5.0 SI (43), Sand castings.

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U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANA-28; 1945. Aluminum Alloy 7.0 Cu-2.0 SI (212), Sand 'Castings.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANA-31-1; 1945. Aluminum Alloy 4.0 Cu-2.0 Nl-1.5 Mg

(142), Sand Castings.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANA-32; 1945. Aluminum Alloy 4.0 Cu-2.0 Nl-1.5 Mg

(142), permanent Hold Castings.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANA-33; 1945.' Aluminum Alloy 10.0 Mg (220), Sand

Castings.

U. S. Gov. , Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANA-34-1; 1945. Aluminum Alloy 7.0 SI (355), Permanent Mold Castings.

U. S. Gov., Army^Navy Aeronautical Specification ANA-35; 1945. Aluminum Alloy 4.5 Cu-1.0 SI (195); Sand Castings.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANA-36; 1945. Aluminum Alloy 4.5 Cu-2.5 SI (B195), permanent Mold Castings.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANA-38; 1946. Aluminum Alloy; Die castings (Al-13; A1-13X; Al-85; A1-85X; Al-218).

U. S. Gov., Army-navy Aeronautical Specification ANA-39; 1946. Aluminum Alloy 7.0 SI (356), Sand

Castings.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANA-40; 1946. Aluminum Alloy 5.0 Sl-l.o Cu-0.5 Mg

(355), Sand Castings.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANA-41; 1946. Aluminum Alloy 5 .0S1-1 .0Cu-0.5Mg (355), Permanent Mold Castings.

0. S.. Gov., u. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 29-107; 1946. Adaptor, Ski. 631.42 Tubes, Aluminum

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2203A; 1945. Tolerances

Aluminum and. Aluminum Alloy Tubing. To publish

established manufacturing tolerances. Gives re- quirements for application, outside diameter, wall thickness, length, stralghtness, flatness, and

squareness of sawcuts. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4062A; 1945. Aluminum Tubing

(Seamless) (2S-1/2H). Gives requirements for composition, condition, quality, tolerances, reports,

Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Federal WW-T-783, Temper 1/2H; Navy 44T19,

Temper 1/2H; SAE 25, Temper 1/2 Hard; Alloy 2S-1/2

Hard. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4070C; 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Tubing (Seamless) Magnesium Chromium (52S-0) • Gives requirements for composition, condition, quality,

tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Federal WW-T-787; SAE 201, Temper Soft; Alloy 52S-0. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4071; 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Tubing—Hydraulic, Magnesium Chromium (52S). Gives composition, condition, quality, tolerances, re- ports, Identification, and rejections. Similar

specification: Federal WW-T-787; 1941.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4076B; 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Tubing (Seamless), Magnesium Silicon Chromium (53SW) . Gives requirements for composition, condition,

physical properties, quality, tolerances, reports,

Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Federal WW-T-790, Condition W; Army 11327, Condition W; Navy 44T30, Condition W; Alloy 53S-W. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4080c; 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Tubing (Seamless) , Magnesium Silicon Copper (61S-0). Gives requirements for composition, condition,

physical properties, quality, tolerances, reports,

Identification., and rejections. Similar specifications-. Federal WW-T-789, Condition A; Alloy 61S-0. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4082C; 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Tubing (seamless) , Magnesium Silicon Copper (61S-T). Gives requirements for composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Federal WW-T789, Condition T; Alloy 61S-T. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4086; 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Tubing (Seamless), Hydraulic, Copper Magnesium

Manganese (24S-T) . Gives requirements for composltlon, condition, quality, tolerances, reports,

Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Army-Navy Aeronautical AN-T-80, Type 1, Condition T; Federal WW-T-785, Condition T; Army

10235, Condition B; Navy 44T26,- Condition T; SAE

24, Temper T; Alloy 24S-T. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4087; 1945. Aluminum Alloy- Tubing (Seamless), Copper Magnesium Manganese (24S- 0). Gives requirements for composition, condition,

physical properties, quality, tolerances, reports,

Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Army-Navy Aeronautical an-T-80, Type 1, Condition A; Federal WW-T-785, Condition A; Army

10235, Condition A; Navy 44T28, Condition A; SAE

24, Temper o; Alloy 24S-0. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4088B; 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Tubing (Seamless), Copper Magnesium Manganese (24ST). Gives requirements for composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejection. Similar specifications: Army-Navy

Aeronautical AN-T-80, Type j, 'Condition T; Federal

WW-T-785, condition t; Army 10235, Condition B; Navy

44T28, Condition T; SAE 24, Temper T; Alloy 24S-T.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANT-80;. 1945. Tubing; Aluminum Alloy 4.5Cu-l.5Mg0.5Mn (24).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 44T28b, 1945. Tubing, Aluminum-Alloy (Al-24) (Alumlnum-CopperMagneslum, 1.5 percent —Manganese); Bound, Seam-

• less.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 44T30b, 1945. Tubing, Aluminum-Alloy (Alumlnum-Magneslum-SlllconChromlum), Round, Seamless.

631.43 Forgings, Aluminum'

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4125C, 194R. Aluminum Alloy

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63 1 . U3 Directory of Commodity Specifications

Forglngs—Silicon Magnesium Chromium (A51S-T).

Gives composition, condition, stock for forging,

quality, reports, Identification, and rejections.

Similar specifications: Federal QQ-A-367b, Class

3; SAE 280; Alloy A51S-T.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 4130C, 1945. Aluminum Alloy Forglngs

Copper Silicon Manganese (25S-T). Gives composition, condition, stock: for forging, quality, reports, identification, and rejections. Similar

specifications: Federal QQ-A-367b, Class 2; SAE

27; Alloy 25S-T. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4134; 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Forglngs—Copper Silicon Manganese Magnesium (14SW). Gives composition, condition, stock for forging,

quality, reports, identification, and rejections.

Similar specification: Alloy 14S-W. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4135C, 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Forglngs—Copper Silicon Manganese Magnesium (14ST). Gives composition, condition, stock for forging,

quality, reports, Identification, and rejections.

Similar specifications: Federal QQ-A-367D, Class

5; SAE 260; Alloy 14S-T. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4137; 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Forglngs—Zinc Magnesium Copper Manganese (76S-T).

Gives composition, condition, stock for forging,

quality, reports, Identification, and rejections.

Similar specifications: AAF 11352-a; Alloy 76S-T. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4139; 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Forglngs—Zinc Magnesium Copper (75S-T). Gives

composition, condition, stock for forging, quality,

reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar

specification: Alloy 75S-T. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4140C, 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Forglngs—Copper Nickel Magnesium (18S-T) . Gives

composition, condition, stock for forging, quality,

reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar

specifications: Federal QQ-A-357b, Class 7; SAE

270; and Alloy 18S-T. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4145D, 1945. Aluminum Alloy

Forglngs—Silicon Magnesium Copper Nickel (32S-T). Gives composition, condition, stock for forging,

quality, reports, Identification, and rejections.

Similar specifications: Federal QQ-A-367b, Class

6; SAE 290; Alloy 32S-T.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46A7e, 1945. Aluminum-Alloy, Heat-Treated; Forglngs.

631.5 ALUMINUM HOLLOW WARE

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS134-46; 1946. Cast Aluminum Cooking utensils (Metal Composition)-.

This standard Is to establish standard specifications and methods of test for the chemical composition of cast aluminum cooking utensils covered

herein to minimize staining and corrosion under

conditions of normal use. Gives scope, general re- quirements, detail requirements, methods of test, marking, and labeling.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 65Klc, 1945.

Kettles, Steam-jacketed..

631.6 EXTRUDED ALUMINUM

Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 341, 342, and 343; 1946. Angles—Extruded Aluminum, Supplementary Series. NAS 341, Equal Leg. NAS 342, Unequal Leg. NAS

343, Bulb. Gives drawing, and table showing dash

number, nominal dimensions, area, weight, and sec- tion elements. Developed by National Aircraft

Standards Committee. Aircraft industries Assn. of America, inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 344; 1946. Tees—Extruded

Aluminum, Supplementary Series. Gives drawing and table showing dash number, nominal dimensions,

area, weight, and section elements. Developed by

National Aircraft Standards Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 345; 1946. Channels—Extruded

Aluminum, Supplementary Series. Gives drawing and table showing dash number, nominal dimensions,

area, weight, and section elements. Developed by

National Aircraft Standards Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, inc. National Aircraft Standard MAS 346 and 347; 1946. Zees

Extruded Aluminum, Supplementary Series. NAS 346,

Equal Leg. NAS 347, Unequal Leg. Gives drawing

and table showing dash number, nominal dimensions,

area, weight, and section elements. Developed by

National Aircraft Standards Committee.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANA-37; 1946. Aluminum Alloy 6.5 Zn-2.5 Mg-1.5 Cu

(303) ; Extruded Shapes.

631.9 MISCELLANEOUS ALUMINUM ARTICLES

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANA-20-1; 1945. Aluminum; Foil.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANN-2a-l; 1946. Nuts; Aircraft.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANN-5a-2; 1946. Nuts; Self-Locking.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 45F13a, 1945. Fittings, Pipe, Aluminum-Alloy (Threaded), 125

pound.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

74-95; 1945. Aluminum Charge ML-389/UM.

632. ANTIMONY

632.2 ANTIMONY INGOT METAL

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46A13, 1945. Antimony; Slabs. 632.5 ANTIMONY, POWDERED

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Chemical Warfare Service

Specification- 4-503-40A; 1944. Antimony, Powdered. 63U. CADMIUM

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANW-20-1; 1945. Wire; Metal Spraying.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46C7a, 1945.

Cadmium; ingots.

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Ores, Metals, and Manufactures 641.21

640-649 COPPER, BRASS, AND BRONZE

6UI. COPPER

641.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, B154-45; 1945. Standard Method of Mercurous Nitrate Test for Copper and Copper Alloys. Describes the technique Tor conducting the mercurous nitrate testing of copper- base alloys. Gives apparatus, mercurous nitrate

solution, test specimen, procedure, and report. American Society for Testing Materials, E53-46T; 1946. Tentative Method of Chemical Analysis of Copper

(Electrolytic Determination of Copper). Gives

» scope, apparatus and reagents, precautions, and details for copper by the electrolytic method for different grades of copper. American Society for Testing Materials, E62-46T; 1946. Tentative photometric Methods for Chemical Analysis

of Copper and Copper-Base Alloys. Gives scope, photometric practice, apparatus, reagents, precautions, and details for determining nickel by

the dlmethylglyoxlme method, phosphorus by the molybdlvanadophosphorlc acid method (deoxidized

copper and phosphorlzed brasses), phosphorus by the molybdlvanadophosphorlc acid method (copper-base

alloys containing 0.01 to 1.2 percent of phosphorus, with or without tin), Iron by the thlocyanate method, Iron by the ferric chloride method,

and manganese by the perlodate method. 641. 1 COPPER INGOTS AND BARS

641.11 Ingots and Cast Bars, Copper

American Society for Testing Materials, B133-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Copper Rods,

Bars, and Shapes. For general purposes, Type A for hardness and Type B for tensile requirements. Gives description of terms, basis of purchase, material,

manufacture, sampling, methods of chemical analysis, Rockwell hardness of Type A rods and bars, tensile properties of Type B rods and bars, bending prop- erties of Types A and B rods and bars, electrical

resistivity, microscopic examination, embrlttlemeht, test specimens, number of tests, methods of testing, density, dimensional tolerances, length

tolerances, stralghtness tolerances, edge and cor- ner radii, finish, packing, marking, ana inspection.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2221; 1945. Tolerances

Copper and Copper Alloy Rods and Bars. To publish

established manufacturing tolerances. Gives application, diameter or thickness, width, length,

stralghtness, flatness, special tolerances, and

classification.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-C-521b; 1945. Copper; ingots. Covers three grades—A, B, and C. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, purity, electrical resistivity, complete analysis,

and chemical composition; methods of sampling, in- spection, and tests; and packing and marking for

shipment.

641.12 Rolled Bars, Copper

American Society for Testing Materials, B133-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Copper Rods,

Bars, and Shapes. For general purposes, Type A for hardness and Type B for tensile requirements. Gives description of terms, basis of purchase, material,

manufacture, sampling, methods of chemical analysis, Rockwell hardness of Type A rods and bars, tensile properties of Type B rods and bars, bending proper- ties of Types A and B rods and bars, electrical

resistivity, microscopic examination, embrlttlement, test specimens, number of tests, methods of testing, density, dimensional tolerances, length

tolerances, stralghtness tolerances, edge and cor- ner radii, finish, packing, marking, and inspection.

American Society for Testing Materials, B187-45T". 1945. Tentative Specifications for Copper Bus

Bars, Rods, and Shapes. Gives scope, description

of terms, basis £f purchase, manufacture, physical

and electrical requirements, microscopic examination, embrlttlement, test specimens, number of test specimens, methods of test, diameter, thickness,

width, length, and stralghtness tolerances, edge

and corner radii, finish, packaging, inspection,

rejection, and explanatory note. American Society for Testing Materials, B196-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for BerylliumCopper Alloy Rod and Bar. Cover beryllium-copper

alloy rods and bars In straight lengths, with a nominal beryllium content of 2.05 percent. Gives

basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, sampling for chemical analysis, condition or temper, mechanical properties, precipitation hardening, number of tests, methods of testing, tolerances; stralghtness, finish, inspection, and rejection. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2221; 1945. Tolerances

Copper and Copper Alloy Pods and Bars. To publish

established manufacturing tolerances. Gives application, diameter or thickness, width, length,

stralghtness, flatness, special tolerances, and

classification.

641.2 COPPER PLATES, SHEETS, SHAPES, AND

STR I PS 641.21 Plates and Sheets, Copper

American Society for Testing Materials, B152-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Copper Sheet,

Strip, and Plate. Cover seven types— (A) electrolytic tough pitch copper; (B) phosphorlzed copper, high residual phosphorus; (C) oxygen-free copper

without residual metallic deoxldants; (Dl) silver- bearing copper, tough pitch; (D2) silver-bearing

copper, phosphorlzed; (D3) silver-bearing copper, oxygen-free; and (E) arsenical tough pitch copper. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical com- position, sampling foi chemical analysis, tempers

of cold-rolled sheet, strip, and plate, tempers of cold-rolled annealed sheet and strip, tempers of hot-rolled sheet and plate, tensile properties of cold- and hot-rolled tempers, grain size of cold- rolled annealed tempers, Rockwell hardness, microscopic examination, embrlttlement, electrical re- sistivity, number of tests, methods of testing,

tolerances, finish, Inspection, and rejection.

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Copper and Brass Research Assn. Flat Products Standards FP-1 to FP-8, Inclusive, 1945. Covers rolled

flat products, cold rolled, thickness tolerances; rolled flat products, length, width and straightness tolerances; rolled flat products, copper sheet and strip rolled to weight; rolled flat products,

circles and half circles, diameter tolerances;

rolled flat products, hot rolled plates and sheets,

weight tolerances; silicon bronze (copper-silicon

alloy) ASME code tank plates and sheets, weight and thickness tolerances; drawn bar, strip and flat

wire, thickness and width tolerances; rolled flat

products, condenser tube plates, tolerances, thickness, diameter, length or width, and flatness; and standard edge contours for flat products (with

rolled or drawn edges).

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material -Specification 2222; 1945. Tolerances

Copper and Copper Alloy Plate, Sheet and Strip. To publish established manufacturing tolerances. Gives application, thickness, wldthr length, camber,

flatness, special tolerances, and classification. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4500A, 1945. Copper Sheei

and Strip. Gives composition, condition, quality,

tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: Federal QQ-C-50la,

Soft; SAE 71, Soft Annealed; ASTM B152-44T, Soft

Annealed. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4530; 1946. BerylliumCopper Alloy Sheet and Strip, Solution Treated. Gives requirements for composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and

rejections. Similar specifications: AAF 11070-A, Type ii, Condition A; ASTM B-120-41T, Condition A.

641 .22 Shapes, Copper

American Society for Testing Materials, B133-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Copper Rods,

Bars, and Shapes. For general purposes, Type A for hardness and Type B for tensile requirements. Gives description of terms, basis of purchase, material,

manufacture, sampling, methods of chemical analysis, Rockwell hardness of Type A rods and bars,

tensile properties of Type B rods and bars, bending

properties of Types A and B rods and bars, electrical resistivity, microscopic examination, embrlttlement, test specimens, number of tests, methods of testing, density, dimensional tolerances, length

tolerances, stralghtness tolerances, edge and cor- ner radii, finish, packing, marking, and Inspection.

American Society for Testing Materials, B187-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Copper Bus

Bars, Rods, and Shapes. Gives scope, description

of terms, basis of purchase, manufacture, physical and electrical requirements, microscopic examination, embrlttlement, test specimens, number of test specimens, methods of test, diameter, thickness,

width, length, and stralghtness tolerances, edge

and corner radii, finish, packaging, Inspection,

rejection, and explanatory note. 641.23 Strips, Copper

American Society for Testing Materials, B152-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Copper Sheet,

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Strip, and plate. Cover seven types— (A) electrolytic tough pitch copper; (B) phosphorlzed copper, high residual phosphorus; (c) oxygen-free copper

without residual metallic deoxldants; (Dl) silver- bearing copper, tough pitch; (D2) silver-bearing

copper, phosphorlzed; (D3) silver-bearing copper, oxygen-free; and (E) arsenical tough pitch copper. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical

composition, sampling for chemical analysis, tempers of cold-rolled sheet, strip, and plate, tempers

of cold-rolled annealed sheet and strip, tempers of hot-rolled sheet and plate, tensile properties of cold- and hot-rolled tempers, grain size of cold- rolled annealed tempers, Rockwell hardness, microscopic examination, embrlttlement, electrical re- sistivity, number of tests, methods of testing,

tolerances, finish, Inspection, and rejection.

American Society for Testing Materials, B194-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for BerylliumCopper Alloy Strip. Cover beryllium-copper alloy

strip of any uniform cross-section,, with a nominal

beryllium content of 2.05 percent. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, sam- pling for chemical analysis, condition of temper,

mechanical properties, precipitation hardening,

number of tests, retests, methods of testing, thick- ness tolerances, width tolerances, stralghtness

tolerances, length tolerances, finish, Inspection,

and rejection.

American Society for Testing Materials, B195-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for BerylliumCopper Alloy Strip, Special c-rade. Cover beryllium- copper alloy strip made to close thickness tolerances and processed to produce high physical prop- erties upon precipitation hardening treatment. Used for such applications as springs and diaphragms. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture,

chemical composition, sampling for chemical analysis, condition of temper, mechanical properties,

precipitation hardening, number of tests, retests, methods of testing, thickness tolerances, width

tolerances, stralghtness tolerances, length tolerances, finish, Inspection, and rejection.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2222; 1945. Tolerances

Copper and Copper Alloy Plate, Sheet and Strip. To publish established manufacturing tolerances. Gives application, thickness, width, length, camber,

flatness, special tolerances, and classification. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4500A, 1945. Copper Sheet

and Strip. Gives composition, condition, quality,

tolerances, reports, identification, and rejections.

Similar specifications: Federal Qft-C-50ia, Soft; SAE 71, Soft Annealed; ASTM B152-44T, Soft Annealed. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4530; 1946. BerylliumCopper Alloy Sheet and Strip., Solution Treated. Gives requirements for composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications; AAF 11070-A,

Type ii, Condition A; ASTM B-120-4IT, Condition A.

642. MANUFACTURES OF COPPER

642.1 COPPER RODS, WIRES, AND SLEEVES
Ores, Metals, and Manufactures 642.23

642. 1 1 Rods, Copper

American Society for Testing Materials, .B12-45; 1945. A.S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code Specification

SB-IS. Copper Rods for Locomotive Staybolts. Covers arsenical and nonarsenlcal copper rods. Gives

basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, check analysis, tensile properties, bending

properties, test specimens, number of tests, methods of testing, permissible variations in dimensions, workmanship and finish, marking, inspection,

rejection, and rehearing.

American Society for Testing Materials, B124-45;

1S45. American Standards Assn., H7. 1-1945. Stand- ard Specifications for Copper-Base Alloy Forging

Rods, Bars, and Shapes. Covers copper-base alloy

rods, bars, and shapes capable of being readily

forged hot, in twelve compositions. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, sam- pling for chemical analysis, dimensional tolerances, length tolerances, workmanship and finish,

inspection, and rejection.

American Society for Testing Materials, B133-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Copper Rods, • Bars, .and Shapes. For general purposes, Type A for hardness and Type B for tensile requirements. Gives description of terms, basis of purchase, material,

manufacture, sampling, methods of chemical analysis, Rockwell hardness of Type A rods and bars,

tensile properties of Type B j~ods and bars, bending

properties of Types A and B rods and bars, electrical resistivity, ml croscoplc examination, embrlttlefent, test specimens, number of tests, methods of testing, density, dimensional tolerances, length

tolerances, stralghtness tolerances, edge and corner radii, finish, packing, marking, and Inspection.

American Society for Testing Materials, B187-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Copper Bus

Bars, Rods, and Shapes. Gives scope, description

of terms, basis of purchase, manufacture, physical

and electrical requirement's, microscopic examination, embrlttlement, test specimens, number of test specimens, methods of test, diameter, thickness,

width, length, and stralghtness tolerances, edge

and corner radii, finish, packaging, Inspection,

rejection, and explanatory note. American Society for Testing Materials, B196-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for BerylliumCopper Alloy Rod and Bar. Cover beryllium-copper

alloy rods and bars in straight lengths, with a nominal beryllium content of 2.05 percent. Gives

basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, sampling for chemical analysis, condition or temper, mechanical properties, precipitation hardening, number of tests, methods of testing, tolerances, stralghtness, finish, inspection, and rejection. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

. Material Specification 2221; 1945. Tolerances

Copper and Copper Alloy Rods and Bars. To publish

established manufacturing tolerances. Gives application, diameter or thickness, width, length,

stralghtness, flatness, special tolerances, and

classification. *

612. 12 Wires, Copper

American Society for Testing Materials, B99-45; 1945. Copper-Silicon Alloy Wire for General purposes. Covers round, hexagonal, and octagonal coppersilicon alloy wire for general structural purposes except for electrical transmission cable. Gives

basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, chemical analysis, physical properties, bending properties, gram size determination, number of

tests, methods of testing, dimensional tolerances,

workmanship and finish, packing, Inspection, rejection, and table of commercially available c-opper- slllcon alloy wire. American Society for Testing Materials, B197-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for BerylliumCopper Alloy Wire. Cover beryllium-copper alloy

wire In coils, spools, or other than straight

lengths, of any uniform cross-section, with a nom- inal beryllium content of 2.05 percent. Gives

basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, sampling for chemical analysis, condition or temper, mechanical properties, precipitation hardening, number of tests, retests, method of testing,

tolerances, finish, Inspection, and rejection.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2224; 1945.' Tolerances

Copper and Copper Alloy Wire. To publish established manufacturing tolerances. Gives application, diameter, and classification.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANW-20-l; 1945. wire; Metal-Spraying.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-W-34ia; 1945. Amend. 1; 1946. Wire; Copper, Soft or Annealed. Covers one grade of soft or annealed copper wire. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, sizes,

tensile strength, elongation, mass resistivity,

colls and reels or spools; methods of sampling, In- spections, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

612.13 Sleeves, Copper

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3020; 1945. Single-Tube Wire Splicing Sleeves.

612. 2 COPPER CASTINGS, FERRULES, PIPES, AND TUBES

612.22 Ferrules, Copper

American Society for Testing Materials, Blll-45; 1945. A.S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code Specification

SB-ill. Copper and Copper-Alloy Seamless Condenser

Tubes and Ferrule Stock. For use in surface condensers, evaporators, and heat exchangers. Gives

basis of purchase, material, manufacture, chemical

composition, sample for chemical analysis, microscopic examination, expanding test, flattening

test, mercurous nitrate test, hydrostatic test, number of tests, retests, dimension and weight

tolerances, workmanship, finish, and Inspection.

612.23 Pipes, Copper

American Society for Testing Materials, B42-45; 1945. -A.S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code Specification

147
642.23 Directory of Commodity Specifications

SB-42. Copper Pipe, Standard Sizes. Covers seam- less copper pipe In all standard pipe sizes, both regular and extra-strong, suitable for use in plumbing, boiler feed lines, and for similar purposes. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, con- dition of temper, chemical composition, sampling

for chemical analysis, expansion test, bending

properties, microscopic examination, hydrostatic

test, number of tests, dimension and weights, weight and wall thickness tolerances, length tolerances,

workmanship, Inspection, and rejection.

American Society for Testing Materials, B188-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Copper Bus

Pipes and Tubes. Cover copper pipes and tubes for

, electrical conductors. Gives description of terms, basis of purchase, manufacture, physical and elec- trical requirements, microscopic examination, em- brlttlement, test specimens, number of test specimens, methods of test, pipe dimensions and tolerances, tube dimensions and tolerances, finish,

packaging, inspection, rejection, and explanatory

note. 612.24 Tubes, Copper

American Society for Testing Materials, B68-45; 1945. Seamless Copper Tubing, Bright Annealed. For use

In refrigerators, oil lines, gasoline lines, etc. where tubing alsolutely free from scale and dirt Is required. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture,

chemical composition, sampling for chemical analysis, grain size, tensile properties, expansion

test, microscopic examination, embrlttlement, num- ber of tests, methods of testing, thickness and diameter tolerances, length tolerances, workmanship

and finish, packing, marking, and rejection. American Society for Testing Materials, B75-45T; 1945.

A. S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code Specification,

SB-75. Tentative Specifications for Seamless Copper

Tubes. Cover seamless copper tubes suitable for general engineering purposes In five types. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, sampling for chemical analysis, methods of chemical analysis, physical properties, expansion

and hydrostatic tests, electrical resistivity,

microscopic examination, embrlttlement, number of

tests, methods of testing, standard weight, tolerances, workmanship and finish, Inspection, and rejection. American Society for Testing Materials, B88-45; 1945. American Standards Assn. H23. 1-1945. Copper Water

Tube. Covers seamless tubes especially designed

for plumbing purposes, underground water service,

etc., but also suitable for coll water heaters,

fuel oil lines, gas lines, etc. Gives basis of

purchase, types, material, treatment, chemical composition, sampling for chemical analysis, physical

properties, expansion test, hydrostatic test, number of tests, methods of testing, dimensions and weights, lengths, dimensional and weight tolerances, length tolerances, workmanship and finish,

marking, Inspection, and retests. American Society for Testing Materials, Blll-45; 1945.

A. S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code Specification

SB-111. Copper and Copper-Alloy Seamless Condenser Tubes and Ferrule Stock. For use In surface condensers, evaporators, and heat exchangers. Gives

basis of purchase, material, manufacture, chemical composition, sample for chemical analysis, microscopic examination, expanding test, flattening

test, mercurous nitrate test, hydrostatic test, number of tests, retests, dimension and weight

tolerances, workmanship, finish, and Inspection.

American Society for Testing Materials, B153-45; 1945. Standard Method of Test for Expansion (Pin Test) of Copper and Copper-Alloy Tubing. Covers the expansion pin test for copper and copper-alloy tubing In sizes up to and Including 4 Inches In outside diameter. Gives apparatus, test specimen, procedure,

and retests. American Society for Testing Materials, B188-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Copper Bus

Pipes and Tubes. Cover copper pipes and tubes for electrical conductors. Gives description of terms, basis of purchase, manufacture, physical and elec- trical requirements, microscopic examination, em- brlttlement, test specimens, number of test specimens, methods of test, pipe dimensions and toler- ances, tube dimensions and tolerances, finish,

packaging, Inspection, rejection, and explanatory

note. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2223; 1945. Tolerances

Copper and Copper Alloy Seamless Tubing. To publish established manufacturing tolerances. Gives

application, diameter, wall thickness, length,

stralghtness, flatness, special tolerances, and

classification.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified practice Recommendation

R217-46; 1946. Copper Water Tube and Copper Brass

Pipe. This recommendation establishes a simplified list of types and sizes of copper water tube and copper and brass pipe for regular stock purposes. Gives tables showing standard dimensions and

weights of copper water tube for compression or soldered fittings and standard dimensions and

weights of copper and brass pipe. Sponsored by the Copper and Brass* Research Assn.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification WW-T-799a; 1943. Amend. 1; 1946. Tubing, Copper, Seamless (for use With Solder-joint or Flared-Tube Fittings). Covers one grade and four types— (K) for soldered or

•flared type fittings, (L) for soldered fittings

only, (M) for soldered fittings only, and (N) for

such use as fuel and lubrication tubes for soldered

or flared type fittings." Gives requirements for material and workmanship, marking, condition and length of tubing, tolerances on lengths, wall

thickness and outside diameter, weight, and tables giving dimensions and minimum test pressure for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for

shipment.

642.25 Pipe and Tube Fittings, Copper

U. S. . Gov. , Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of

Standards. Commercial Standard CS5-46; 1946. Pipe

Nipples; Brass, Copper, Steel, and Wrought-lron.

This standard covers steel, .ferrous-alloy, and wrought-lron nipples, black- and zinc-coated (hot dip galvanized), In Iron-pipe sizes from 1/8 to 12

In. , of standard lengths; and brass and copper 148
Ores, Metals, and Manufactures 643.5

nipples In standard sizes 1/8 to 6 In. Covers material, general requirements, detail requirements,

packaging, labeling, and gives tables showing sizes and lengths for standard weight and extra strong

pipe nipples, initiated by National Assn. of Pipe

Nipples Manufacturers, inc.

642.4 COPPER WIRE CLOTH

rj. S. Gov., Federal Specification RR-C-4Sla; 1934.

Amend. 5; 1946. Cloth; Wire, Screen. Covers eight

types Including copper, bronze, Iron or steel,

copper-nickel, corrosion-resisting steel, and alu- minum alloy wire. Gives requirements for material

and workmanship, number of meshes per Inch, diameter of wire, permissible variations, length, width, and details for each type; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking.

642.9 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURES OF COPPER

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-C-493; 1946.

Copper; Anodes. Covers one grade. Gives require- ments for material, workmanship, chemical requirements, manufacture, and Identification; methods of sampling and Inspection; and packing and marking

for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 43R6a, 1945.

Rivets, Belt, Copper; and Burrs, Copper.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 45T4; 1946. Tollet-Sets, Stateroom, Metal (Washbowls, Ewers,

and Waste jars)

643. COPPER ALLOYS

643.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, B119-45; 1945. Endorsed by American Foundrymen's Assn. Standard Classification of Cast Copper-Base Alloys. This

classification of the different types of cast copper-base alloys Is Intended to simplify the terminology applied to these alloys. Gives basis

of classification and lists class, additional ele- ments, and remarks for copper and the various

classes of brasses and bronzes with explanatory

note. American Society for Testing Materials, B153-45; 1945. Standard Method of Test for Expansion (Pin Test) of Copper and Copper-Alloy Tubing. Covers the expansion pin test for copper and copper-alloy tubing in sizes up to and Including 4 Inches In outside diameter. Gives apparatus, test specimen, procedure,

and retests. American Society for Testing Materials, B154-45; 1945. Standard Method of Mercurous Nitrate Test for Cop- per and Copper Alloys. Describes the technique

for conducting the mercurous nitrate testing of copper-base alloys. Gives apparatus, mercurous

nitrate solution, test specimen, procedure, and

report. - American Society for Testing Materials, E62-46T; 1946. Tentative Photometric Methods for Chemical Analysis

of Copper and Copper-Base Alloys. Gives scope, photometric practice, apparatus, reagents, precautions, and details for determining nickel by the dlmethylglyoxlme method, phosphorus by the molybdlvanadophosphorlc acid method (deoxidized copper

and phosphorlzed brasses), phosphorus by the molybdlvanadophosphorlc acid method (copper-base alloys

containing 0.01 to 1.3 percent of phosphorus, with

or without tin), Iron by the thlocyanate method,

Iron by the ferric chloride method, and manganese

by the perlodate method. American Society for Testing Materials, E63-46T; 1946. Tentative Photometric Method for Determination of Iron In 70-30 Copper-Nickel Alloy. Gives scope, photometric practice, apparatus, reagents, precautions, and details for determining Iron by the

salicylate method. 643.3 SILICON COPPER

American Society for Testing Materials, B98-45; 1945.

A. S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code Specification

SB-98. Copper-Silicon Alloy Rods, Bars, and Shapes. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical com- position, chemical analysis, tensile properties,

bending properties, test specimens, number of tests, methods of testing, dimensional tolerances, length,

stralghtness tolerances, workmanship and finish,

Inspection, rejection, and table of commercially

avaliaole copper-silicon alloy rods, bars, and

shapes. American Society for Testing Materials, B99-45; 1945. Copper-Silicon Alloy Wire for General purposes. Covers round, hexagonal, and octagonal coppersilicon alloy wire for general structural purposes except for electrical transmission cable. Gives

basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, chemical analysis, physical properties, bending properties, grain size determination, number of tests, methods of testing, dimensional tolerances,

workmanship and finish, packing, Inspection, rejection, and table of commercially available coppersilicon alloy wire.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46B28a, 1945. Copper-Slllcon-Alloy: Castings.

643.4 COPPER-TIN-ZINC ALLOY

American Society for Testing Materials, B30-45T; 1945. Endorsed by American Foundrymen's Assn. Tentative

Specifications for Copper-Ease Alloys In ingot Form

for Sand Castings. Cover twenty-seven copper-base

alloys, having A. S. T.M. classifications, numerical

and commercial designations, and nominal compositions. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, samples for analysis, chemical

analysis, tensile properties, marking, Inspection,

certification, rejection and retestlng, claims, and settlement of claims. American Society for Testing Materials, B124-45; 1945. American Standards Assn., H7. 1-1945. Standard

Specifications for Copper-Base Alloy Forging Rods, Bars, and Shapes. Covers copper-base alloy rods,

bars, and shapes capable of being readily forged

hot, In twelve compositions. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, sampling

for chemical analysis, dimensional tolerances,

length tolerances, workmanship and finish, Inspection, and rejection.

643.5 COPPER-NICKEL ALLOY

[j. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 44T40b; 1945.

Tubing, Copper-Nlckel-Alloy (70:30), Seamless.
6U3.5 Directory of Commodity Specifications

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46C6c; 1946. Copper-Nickel-Alloy (70:30): Bars, plates, Rods,

Sheets, and Strips.

643.6 COPPER-NICKEL-ZINC ALLOY

American Society for Testing Materials, B151-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Copper-NlckelZlnc Alloy Rod, Bar, and Wire. Cover round, rectangular, square, hexagonal, or octagonal sections

In three alloys

(a) for general use, (B) for use generally in hard or spring temper, and (C) for use where ease of machining is important. Gives basis

of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition,

sampling for chemical analysis, tempers of colddrawn rod, bar, and wire, tempers of annealed rod, bar, and wire, tensile properties of drawn tempers, test specimens, grain size of annealed tempers,

number of tests, methods of testing, tolerances,

finish, Inspection, and rejection.

643.7 COPPER-BEARING METALS

American Assn. of State Highway officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 11—Bronze or Copper-Alloy Bearing and Expansion Plates. Gives general Information and requirements for materials, bronze plates, copperalloy plates, placing, and measurement and payment.

643.9 MISCELLANEOUS COPPER ALLOYS

American Society for Testing Materials, B171-45; 1945.

A. S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code Specification

SB-171. Standard Specifications for Copper-Alloy

Condenser Tube plates. Covers rolled plates of

five types of copper alloys, for use as tube plates

in surface condensers and heat exchangers. Gives

basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, chemical analysis, tensile properties, bending properties, methods of testing, thickness tol- erances, diameter^ length, or width tolerances,

flatness tolerances, workmanship and finish, marking, inspection, and rejection.

American Society for Testing Materials, B194-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Beryllium-Copper

Alloy Strip. Cover beryllium-copper alloy strip of any uniform cross-section, with a nominal beryllium

content of 2.05 percent. Gives basis of purchase,

manufacture, chemical composition, sampling for chemical analysis, condition of temper, mechanical

properties, precipitation hardening, number of

tests, retests, methods of testing, thickness tolerances, width tolerances, stralghtness tolerances,

length tolerances, finish, inspection, and rejection. . - American Society for Testing Materials, B195-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for BerylliumCopper Alloy Strip, Special Grade. Cover beryllium- copper alloy strip made to close thickness tolerances and processed to produce high physical- prop- erties upOn precipitation hardening treatment. Used for such applications as springs and diaphragms. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture,

chemical composition, sampling for chemical analysis, condition of temper, mechanical properties,

precipitation hardening, number of tests, retests, methods of testing, thickness tolerances, width

tolerances, stralghtness tolerances, length tolerances, finish, Inspection, and rejection.

American Society for Testing Materials, B196-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for BerylliumCopper Alloy Rod and Bar. Cover beryllium-copper

alloy rods and bars in straight lengths, with a nominal beryllium content of 2.05 percent. Gives

basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, sampling for chemical analysis, condition or

temper, mechanical properties, precipitation hardening, number of tests, methods of testing, tolerances, stralghtness, finish, inspection, and rejection. American Society for Testing Materials, B197-45T", 1945. Tentative Specifications for BerylliumCopper Alloy Wire. Cover beryllium-copper alloy

wire in colls, spools, or other than straight

lengths, of any uniform cross-section, with a nominal beryllium content of 2.05 percent. Gives basis

of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition,

sampling for chemical analysis, condition or temper, mechanical properties, precipitation hardening, number of tests, retests, method of testing,

tolerances, finish, inspection, and rejection.

Society of- Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4530; 1946. BerylliumCopper Alloy Sheet and Strip, Solution-Treated.

Gives requirements for composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, identification, and

rejections. Similar specifications: AAF 11070-A,

Type II, Condition A; ASTM B-120-41T, Condition A. 64H. BRASS

644.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, E36-45; 1945. Standard Methods of Chemical Analysis of Brasses. Covers procedures for the chemical analysis of the commercial

alloys known as rountz metal, yellow brass, red brass, commercial bronze, free turning brass, naval brass, ad- miralty metal, and similar alloys. Gives apparatus and

reagents, precautions, and details for copper by the electrolytic method, copper and lead simultaneously by

the electrolytic method, lead by the electrolytic method, tin by the lodlmetrlc titration method, zinc by the oxide or ferrocyanide method, nickel by the dlmethylglyoxime method, iron by the dlchromate method, phosphorus by the alkallnetrlc method, and arsenic and anti- mony by the dlstlllatlon-lodimetric method. American Society for Testing Materials, E54-46T; 1946. Tentative Methods of Chemical Analysis of Special Brasses and Bronzes. Covers procedures for the chemical analysis of the commercial alloys known as copper-base alloy Ingots for sand castings, forging

rods, bars, and shapes; aluminum brass; manganese

bronze; phosphor bronze; copper-silicon alloys; and similar alloys. Gives apparatus and reagents, pre- cautions, and details for copper, or copper and lead simultaneously by the electrolytic method,

lead by the electrolytic method, lead by the sulfate method, tin by the lodlmetrlc titration method, zinc by the oxide or ferrocyanide method, sili- con by the sulfuric acid dehydration method, sillcon by perchloric acid dehydration method, alu- minum by the gravimetric method, nickel by the

150.
Ores, Metals, and Manufactures 64H.22

dlmethylglyoxlme method, Iron by the dlchromate

method, manganese by the blsmuthate method, manganese by the persulfate method, manganese by the bromate method, phosphorus by the alkallmetrlc

method, arsenic by the dlstlllatlon-bromate (Morfat) method, arsenic and antimony by the dlstlllatlonlodlmetrlc method, and antimony and tin by the manganese copreclpltatlon method.

644. ! BRASS INGOTS AND BARS 644.11 Ingots, Brass

American Society for Testing Materials, B30-45T; 1945. Endorsed by American Foundrymen's Assn. Tentative

Specifications for Copper-Base Alloys In ingot Form

for Sand Castings. Cover twenty-seven copper-base

alloys, having A. S. T.K. classifications, numerical

and commercial designations, and nominal compositions. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chem- ical composition, samples for analysis, chemical

analysis, tenslLe properties, marking, Inspection,

certification, rejection and retestlng, claims, and settlement of claims.

644. 12 Bars, Brass

American Society for Testing Materials, B16-45; 1945. Society of Automotive Engineers Specification no.

72. American Standards Assn. H8. 1-1945. Free- Cutting Brass Rod and Bar for use in Screw Machines. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture,

chemical composition, chemical analysis, check

analysis, tensile properties, bending properties,

test specimens, number of tests, methods of testing,

dimensional tolerances, length, stralghtness tolerances, finish, Inspection, and rejection. American Society for Testing Materials, B21-45T; 1945. Tentative Specifications for Naval Brass Rods,

Bars, and Shapes. Covers three grades—A, B, and

C. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical

composition, chemical analysis, tensile properties,

bending properties, mercurous nitrate test, test specimens, number of tests, methods of testing,

dimensional tolerances, lengths, stralghtness tol- erances, workmanship and finish, Inspection, and

rejection. American Society for Testing Materials, B124-45; 1945. American Standards Assn., H7. 1-1945. Standard

Specifications for Copper-Base Alloy Forging Rods, Bars, and Shapes. Covers copper-base alloy rods,

bars, and shapes capable of being readily forged

hot, In twelve compositions. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, sampling

for chemical analysis, dimensional tolerances,

length tolerances, workmanship and finish, inspection, and rejection. American Society for Testing Materials, B140-455 1945. Leaded Red Brass (Hardware Bronze) Rods, Bars, and Shapes. Covers two types suitable for screw machine work. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture,

chemical composition, chemical analysis, tensile

properties, test specimens, number of tests, di- mensional tolerances, lengths, stralghtness tolerances, workmanship and finish, Inspection, and rejection.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4612A, 1945. Faval Brass

Rods and Bars, Hard. Gives composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and

rejections. Similar specifications: Af:-QQ-B-646; SAE 73; ASTM B21-44T, Grade A, Hard.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 47B2h, 1945. Brass, Commercial; Bars, Forglngs, plates, Rods,

Shapes, Sheets, and Strips.

644.2 BRASS PLATES, SHEETS, SHAPES, AND STRIPS

644.21 Plates and Sheets, Brass

Copper and Brass Research Assn. Flat products Standards FP-1 to FP-6, inclusive, 1945. Covers rolled

flat products, cold rolled, thickness tolerances; rolled flat products, length, width, and stralghtness tolerances; rolled flat products, copper sheet and strip rolled to weight; rolled flat products,

circles and half circles, diameter tolerances;

rolled flat products, hot rolled plates and sheets,

weight tolerances; silicon bronze (copper-silicon

alloy) ASHE code tank plates and sheets, weight and thickness tolerances; drawn bar, strip and flat

wire, thickness and width tolerances; rolled flat products, condenser tube plates, tolerances, thickness, diameter, length or width, and flatness; and standard edge contours for flat products (with

rolled or drawn edges).

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4507; 1945. Brass Sheet and Strip—Half Hard. Gives composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: QQ-B-eiia;

SAE 70A, Grade A, Half Hard; ASTM B36-44T, Alloy

NO. 6, Half Hard.

U. S. Gov., navy Dept. Specification 47B2h, 1945. Brass, Commercial; Bars, Forglngs, plates, Rods,

Shapes, Sheets, and Strips.

644.22 Shapes, Brass

American Society for Testing Materials, B124-45; 1945. American Standards Assn., H7. 1-1945. Standard

Specifications for Copper-Base Alloy Forging Rods, Bars, and Shapes. Covers copper-base alloy rods,

bars, and shapes capable of being readily forged

hot, In twelve compositions. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, sampling

for chemical analysis, dimensional tolerances,

length tolerances, workmanship and finish, Inspection, and rejection. American Society for Testing Materials, B140-45; 1945. Leaded Red Brass (Hardware Bronze) Rods, Bars, and

Shapes. Covers two types suitable for screw machine work. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture,

chemical composition, chemical analysis, tensile

properties, test specimens, number of tests, dimensional tolerances, lengths, stralghtness tolerances, workmanship and finish, Inspection, and rejection.

0. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 47B2h, 1945. Brass, Commercial; Bars, Forglngs, Plates, Rods,

Shapes, Sheets, and Strips.

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American Society for Testing Materials, B21-45T; 1945. Tentative Specifications for Naval Brass Rods,

Bars, and Shapes. Covers three grades—A, B, and

C. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical

composition, chemical analysis, tensile properties,

bending properties, mercurous nitrate test, test specimens, number of tests, methods of testing,

dimensional tolerances, lengths, stralghtness tol- erances, workmanship and finish, Inspection, and

rejection.

644.23 Strips, Brass

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4507; 1945. Brass Sheet and Strip —Half Hard. Gives composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections. Similar specifications: QQ-B-61la; SAE 70A, Grade A, Half Hard; ASTM B3fi-44T, Alloy

No. 6, Half Hard.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 47B2h, 1945. Brass, Commercial; Bars, Forglngs, plates, Rods,

Shapes, Sheets, and Strips.

645. MANUFACTURES OF BRASS

645.1 BRASS RODS AND WIRES

645. 1 1 Rods, Brass

American Society for Testing Materials, B16-45; 1945. Society of Automotive Engineers Specification no. 72. American Standards Assn. H8.# l-1945. Free- Cutting Brass Rod and Bar for use In Screw Machines. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture,

chemical composition, chemical analysis, check

analysis, tensile properties, bending properties,

test specimens, number of tests, methods of testing, dimensional tolerances, length, stralghtness

tolerances, finish, inspection, and rejection. American Society for Testing Materials, B21-45T; 1945. Tentative Specifications for Naval Brass Rods,

Bars, and Shapes. Covers three grades—A, B, and

C. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical

composition, chemical analysis, tensile properties,

bending properties, mercurous nitrate test, test specimens, number of tests, methods of testing,

dimensional tolerances, lengths, stralghtness tol- erances, workmanship and finish, inspection, and

rejection. American Society for Testing Materials, B124-45; 1945. American Standards Assn., H7. 1-1945. Standard

Specifications for Copper-Base Alloy Forging Rods, Bars, and Shapes. Covers copper-base alloy rods,

bars, and shapes capable of being readily forged

hot, in twelve compositions. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, sampling

for chemical analysis, dimensional tolerances,

length tolerances, workmanship and finish, inspection, and rejection. American Society for Testing Materials, B140-45; 1945. Leaded Red Brass (Hardware Bronze) Rods, Bars, and

Shapes. Covers two types suitable for screw machine work. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture,

chemical composition, chemical analysis, tensile

properties, test specimens, number of tests, di- mensional tolerances, lengths, stralghtness tolerances, workmanship and finish, inspection, and re- jection.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4612A, 1945. Naval Brass

Rods and Bars, Hard. Gives composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, identification, and

rejections, similar specifications: AN-QQ-B-646;

SAE 73; ASTM B21-44T, Grade A, Hard.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 47B2h, 1945. Brass, Commercial; Bars, Forglngs, plates, Rods,

Shapes, Sheets, and Strips.

645.12 Wires, Brass

American Society Tor Testing Materials, B134-45; 1945. Standard Specifications for Brass Wire. Covers

round, hexagonal, octagonal, rectangular, and square brass wire In eight compositions. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, sam- pling for chemical analysis, tempers of drawn or rolled wire, tempers of annealed wire, tensile

properties of drawn or rolled tempers, grain size

of annealed tempers, number of tension tests, meth- ods of testing, dimensional tolerances, length,

finish, inspection, and rejection.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4712; 1945. Brass Wire

Annealed. Gives composition, condition, quality,

tolerances, reports, packaging and marking, and

rejections. Similar specifications: SAE 80, Grade

B, Annealed; ASTM B134-44T. Alloy 7. Annealed. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4713; 1945. Brass Wire— 1/8

Hard. Gives composition, condition, quality, tol- erances, reports, packaging and marking, and rejections. Similar specifications: SAE 80, Grade

B, 1/8 Hard; ASTM B134-44T, Alloy 7, 1/8 Hard.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANw-20-1; 1945. Wire; Metal-Spraying.

645.2 BRASS CASTINGS, FERRULES, PIPES, AND TUBES

645.21 Castings, Brass

American Society for Testing Materials, B119-45; 1945. Endorsed by American Foundrymen's Assn. Standard Classification of Cast Copper-Base Alloys. This

classification of the different types of cast copper-base alloys is intended to simplify the terminology applied to these alloys. Gives basis

of classification and lists class, additional ele- ments, and remarks for copper and the various

classes of brasses and bronzes with explanatory

note. American Society for Testing Materials, B145-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Leaded Red Brass and Leaded Semi-Red Brass Sand castings. Cover castings for four alloys. Gives basis of

purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, chemical analysis, methods of chemical analysis, tensile

properties, pressure and fracture tests, test specimens, number of tests, methods of testing, workmanship and finish, marking, Inspection, certification, and rejection.

American Society for Testing Materials, B146-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Leaded Yellow

Brass Sand castings for General purposes. Cover castings of three alloys. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, chemical 152
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analysis, methods of chemical analysis, tensile

properties, pressure and fracture tests, test specimens, number of tests, methods of testing, workmanship and finish, marking, Inspection, certification, and rejection.

American Society for Testing Materials, B198-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Silicon-Bronze

and Silicon-Brass Sand Castings. Cover castings of three alloys. Gives basis of purchase, chemical

composition, chemical analysis, tensile properties, test specimens, number of tests, workmanship and

finish, Inspection, certification, rejection, and

appendix.

Manufacturers Standardization Society of the valve

and Fittings industry. Leaded Red Brass and Leaded Semi-Red Brass Castings for Valves and Pipe Fittings, SP-40; 1946. Covers scope, quality and control, chemical composition, p'hyslcal properties,

tension test specimen, number of tests, records,

workmanship and finish, certification, and drawings

showing dimensions.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-B-62ia; 1943. Amend. 1; 1945. Brass, Commercial-Yellow, HighCopper-yellow, and Naval; Castings. Covers three compositions— (A) naval brass, (B) commercial yel- low brass, and (C) hlgh-copper-yellow brass. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, dimensions,

chemical requirements, and tensile requirements;

methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packing and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46B10h; 1946.

Brass, Naval; castings.

U. S. Gov., navy Dept. Specification 46Bllh; 1946. Brass, Commercial; Castings.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46B31; 1946.

Brass; Castings.

615.22 Ferrules, Brass

American Society for Testing Material, Blll-45; 1945. A.S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code Specification

SB-Ill,. Copper and Copper-Alloy Seamless Condenser Tubes and Ferrule Stock. For use in surface condensers, evaporators, and heat exchangers. Gives basis of purchase, material, manufacture, chemical composition, sample for chemical analysis, microscopic examination, expanding test, flattening

test, mercurous nitrate test, hydrostatic test, number of tests, retests, dimension and weight tolerances, workmanship, finish, and Inspection.

645.23 Pipes, Brass

American Society for Testing Materials, B43-45; 1945

A.S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code Specification SB43. Brass Pipe, Standard Sizes. Covers seamless Muntz metal, high brass, admiralty metal, and red brass pipe suitable for use In plumbing, boiler

feed lines, and for similar purposes. Gives basis

of purchase, manufacture, condition or temper,

chemical composition, sampling for chemical analysis, expansion test, mercurous nitrate test, bending properties, hydrostatic test, number of tests, methods of testing, dimensions and weights, weight

and wall thickness tolerances, length tolerances,

workmanship, finish, inspection, and rejection.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R217-46; 1946. Copper Water Tube and Copper Brass

Pipe. This recommendation establishes a simplified

list of types and sizes of copper water tube and copper and brass pipe for regular stock purposes. Gives tables showing standard dimensions and

weights of copper water tube for compression or soldered fittings and standard dimensions and

weights of copper and brass pipe. Sponsored by the Copper and Brass Research Assn.

645.24 Tubes, Brass

American Society for Testing Materials, Blll-45; 1945. A.S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code Specification SBIll. Copper and Copper-Alloy Seamless Condenser

Tubes and Ferrule Stock. For use in surface con- densers, evaporators, and heat exchangers. Gives

basis of purchase, material, manufacture, chemical

composition, sample for chemical analysis, microscopic examination, expanding test, flattening

test, mercurous nitrate test, hydrostatic test, number of tests, retests, dimension and weight tol- erances, workmanship, finish, and inspection.

American Society for Testing Materials, B135-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Miscellaneous

Brass Tubes. Cover six alloys for straight tubes. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical com- position, sampling for chemical analysis, tempers

of drawn tubes and annealed tubes, physical properties, expansion test, mercurous nitrate test, methods of testing, number of tests, weight, thickness and diameter tolerances, length tolerances, workmanship, finish, and Inspection.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANT-70; 1945. Tubing; Brass, Seamless.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33T4; 1946.

Tubing, Flexible, Metallic, Lightweight (for Voice

Tubing)

0. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

57-190-1; 1946. Tubing; Brass, Seamless, for use

In primer Bodies.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, ordnance Dept. Specification

57-191A, 1945. Brass, Leaded; Tubing, Round, Seamless.

645.3 BRASS-WIRE MANUFACTURES

645.31 Sieves, Brass

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 64S8b, 1945.

Sieves, Flour.

645.39 Miscellaneous Brass-Wire Manufactures

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification RP.-C-45ia; 1934.

Amend. 5; 1946. Cloth; Wire, Screen. Covers eight

types including copper, bronze, iron or steel, . copper-nickel, corrosion-resisting steel, and alu- minum alloy wire. Gives requirements for material

and workmanship, number of meshes per Inch, diameter of wire, permissible variations, length, width, and details for each type; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

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615.4 BRASS FITTINGS AND PLUMBING FIXTURES

U, S. Gov., Dept. of -Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS5-46; 1946. Pipe

Nipples; Brass, Copper, Steel, and Wrought- iron.. This standard covers steel, ferrous-alloy, and wrought-lron nipples, black- and zinc-coated (hot dip galvanized), In Iron-pipe sizes from 1/8 to 12 In., of standard lengths; and brass and copper

nipples In standard sizes 1/8 to 6 In. Covers material, general requirements, detail requirements,

packaging, labeling, and gives, tables showing sizes and lengths for standard weight and extra strong

pipe nipples, initiated by National Assn. of Pipe

Nipples Manufacturers, inc. U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R212-45; 1945. Cast-Brass Solder-joint Fittings.

To establish a simplified list of types and sizes

of cast-brass solder-Joint fittings to meet all normal requirements. Covers scope, abbreviations,

threads, Illustrations, and sizes. Gives 17 tables showing data for various types and Illustrations.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification WW-C-S2la; 1941. Amend. 1; 1946. Couplings; Hose, Cotton (Rub*ber- Llned) and Linen (unllned). Covers eight types.

Gives requirements for material, workmanship, design, pressure, finish, parts, chemical composition, and plans and dimensions; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment,

rj. S. Gov., Federal Specification WW-C-623a; 1933.

Amend. 1; 1945. Couplings; Hose, Garden and Water. Covers two types

(a) slotted expansion (1 1/2 In. only) and (B) lug or ribbed shank. Gives material,

workmanship, general requirements, finish, parts,

chemical composition, and plans and dimensions;

methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification WW-C-626; 1933. Amend. 2; 1945. Couplings; Kose, Oil-Suction and Discharge. Covers three types— (A) slotted expan- sion (for 4 in. hose only), (b) lug, ribbed shank, and (c) Iron pipe nipples. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, design, hydrostatic pressure, finish, parts, chemical composition, and

plans and dimensions; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and mar*-

lng.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification WW-C-636; 1931. Amend. 2; 1945. Couplings; Hose, Steam. Covers

two types— (A) slotted expansion and (B) hexagon

shank. Gives material, workmanship, general re- quirements, finish, parts, composition, and plans

and dimensions; methods of sampling, inspection,

and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification WW-C-646; 1934. Amend, l; 1945. Couplings; Hose, Water-Suction. Covers five types— (A) slotted expansion, (81) rocker-lug expansion, (B2) regular pin- lug expansion, (B3) long-handle expansion, and (c) lugshank. Gives materials, workmanship, general requirements, design, finish, parts, chemical composition, and plans and dimensions; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and narking.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-wavy Specification JAN-H-277;

1945. Holders, for Toilet Accessories (Shipboard

use).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33Nla, 1945.

Nozzles, valve, Gasoline-Hose.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 45F2f, 1945. Fittings, pipe, Brass or Bronze (Threaded), 125- Pound

645.9 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURES OF BRASS

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANM-5a-2; 1946. Nuts; Self-Locking.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-B-591; 1945. Brass; Anodes. Covers one grade. Gives require- ments for material, workmanship, chemical composition, manufacture, and identification; method of 'sampling, Inspection, and test; and packing and

marking for shipment.

U- S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-B-67-1;

1945. Brass, Cartridge, Disks.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-S-240;

1945. Strainers, Gasoline (for Ship Gasoline Sys- tems )

.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1945. Buckle,

1-7/16 inch, for Trousers Belt.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Buckle, Brass, for Service Belt.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Buckle, Friction, 5/8 inch (for Leggings).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specifi- cation 29-106; 1946. Grommets with Washers.

646. BRONZE

646.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, B119-45; 1945. Endorsed by American Foundrymen's Assn. Standard Classification of Cast Copper-Base Alloys. This

classification of the different types of cast ccpper-base alloys is intended to simplify the terminology applied to these alloys. Gives basis

of classification and lists class, additional ele- ments, and remarks for copper and the various

classes of brasses and bronzes with explanatory

note.

646.1 BRONZE INGOTS AND BARS

646.11 Ingots, Bronze

American Society for Testing Materials, B30-45T; 1945. Endorsed by American Foundrymen's Assn. Tentative Specifications for Copper-Base Alloys in ingot Form

for Sand Castings. Cover twenty-seven copper-base

alloys, having A. S.T. M. classifications, numerical

and commercial designations, and nominal compositions. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, samples for analysis, chemical

analysis, tensile properties, marking, Inspection,

certification, rejection and retestlng, claims, and settlement of claims.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46B25C, 1945. Bronze; ingots for Remeltlng.

646.2 BRONZE PLATES, SHEETS, SHAPES, AND

STR I PS

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646.21 Plates and Sheets, Bronze

Copper and Brass Research Assn. Flat Products Standards FP-l to FP-8, Inclusive, 1945. Covers rolled

flat products, cold rolled, thickness tolerances; rolled flat products, length, width and stralghtness tolerances; rolled flat products, copper sheet and strip rolled to weight; rolled flat products,

circles and half circles, diameter tolerances;

rolled flat products, hot rolled plates and sheets,

weight tolerances; silicon bronze (copper-silicon

alloy) ASME code tank plates and sheets, weight and thickness tolerances; drawn bar, strip and flat

wire, thickness and width tolerances; rolled flat

products, condenser tube plates, tolerances, thick- ness, diameter, length or width, and flatness; and standard edge contours for flat products (with

rolled or drawn edges).

646.3 BRONZE RODS AND WIRES

646.31 Rods, Bronze

American Society for Testing Materials, B98-45; 1945.

A. S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code Specification

SB-9_8. Copper-Silicon Alloy Rods, Bars, and Shapes. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical com- position, chemical analysis, tensile properties,

bending properties, test specimens, number of tests, methods of testing, dimensional tolerances, length,

stralghtness tolerances, workmanship and finish,

Inspection, rejection, and table of commercially

available copper-silicon alloy rods, bars, and

shapes.

646.32 Wires, Bronze

t

T . S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANW-20-1; 1&45. wire; Metal-Spraying.

646.4 BRONZE CASTINGS AND TUBES

646.41 Castings, Bronze

American Society for Testing Materials, B22-45T; 1945. American Assn. of State Highway officials Standard, M 107. Endorsed by American Fouridrymen's Assn. Tentative Specifications for Bronze Castings for Turntables and Movable Bridges and for Bearing and Expansion Plates of Fixed Bridges. Cover four

classes of bronze castings for turntables- and movable bridges and two classes of cast-bronze plates

used In bridges and other structures for fixed and expansion bearings where motion Is slow and lnternlttent. Gives manufacture, chemical composition,

chemical analysis, methods of chemical analysis,

physical properties, hardness, test specimens, number of tests, finish, inspection, and rejection.

American Society for Testing Materials, B144-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for High-Leaded

Tin-Bronze Sand Castings. Cover five alloys and

are Intended for use for conventional bearings and bushings in the cast state. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition and analysis, methods of chemical analysis, tensile properties, pressure and fracture tests, test specimens, number of tests, methods of testing, workmanship

and finish, marking, inspection, certification, and rejection.

American Society for Testing Materials, B198-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Silicon-Bronze

and Silicon-Brass Sand Castings. Cover castings of three alloys. Gives basis of purchase, chemical

composition, chemical analysis, tensile properties, test specimens, number of tests, workmanship and

finish, inspection, certification, rejection, and

appendix.

Manufacturers Standardization Society of the Valve

and Fittings industry. Steam-Bronze Castings for Valves, Flanges, and Pipe Fittings, SP-20; 1946. Covers scope, quality and control, chemical composition, physical properties, tension test specimen, number of tests, records, workmanship and finish,

certification, and drawings showing dimensions. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 4845C; 1946. Bronze

Castings—Copper Tin. Gives requirements for com- position, hardness, quality, reports, Identification, approval, and rejections. Similar specifications: Federal QQ-B-691, Composition 5; SAE 62; and ASTM B143-44T, numerical designation 1A. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4846; 1945. Bronze Castings.

Gives composition, hardness, quality, reports,

identification, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical Material Specification 4855A; 1946. Bronze

Castings—Copper Tin Lead Zinc. Gives requirements

for composition, quality, reports, identification,

approval, and rejections. Similar specifications:

Federal QQ-B-691b, Composition 2; SAE 40; and ASTM

B145-44T numerical designation 4A. U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R183-46; 1946. Brass or Bronze Valves (Gate, Globe,

Angle, and Check). Applies to brass or bronze

valves (gate, globe, angle, and check) used for

steam, water, oil, gases, and liquids. Gives defi- nitions, connections, abbreviations, and a table

showing recommended primary service ratings, types, and sizes of these valves.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-B-691b; 1944.

Amend. 1; 1945. Bronze; Castings. Covers machined

solid and cored cast bronze bars for bearings and

other miscellaneous bronze castings in twelve com- positions. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, dimensions, chemical requirements/ physical requirements, pressure, metallographlc requirements, and dimensions and tolerances; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification WW-v-5ia; 1946. Amend. 1; 1946. Valves, Bronze; Angle, Check and

Globe, 125- and 150-Pound, Screwed and Flanged (for Land use). Covers four types— (I) globe, (11) angle, (III) lift check (horizontal), and (iv) swing check; and two classes— (A) 125-pound and (B) 150-pound. Gives requirements for workmanship,

castings, copper alloy, finish, marking, stem packing, and details; methods of sampling, Inspection,

and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification WW-V-54; 1946. Amend. 1; 1946. valves, Bronze, Gate; 125- and

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150-Pound, Screwed and Flanged (for Land use).

Covers three types— (I) wedge disc (nonrlslng stem),

(II) wedge disc (rising stem, Inside screw), and

(III) double disc (rising stem, Inside screw); and

two classes— (A) 12F-pound and (B) 250-pound. Gives requirements for workmanship, castings, copper

alloy, finish, marking, stem packing, and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., uavy Dept. Specification 46B81; 1946.

Bronze, valve; Castings.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46B23e; 1946. Bronze, Hydraulic (ounce Metal); Castings.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46B24e; 1946.

Bronze; castings, ornamental. 646.5 MANUFACTURES OF BRONZE

646.51 Fittings, Bronze

Manufacturers Standardization Society of the valve

and Fittings industry. MSS 150 and 300 Lb. SP Bronze Flange and Flanged Fitting Standard, SP-2; 1946. Covers pressure-temperature ratings, materials, castings, bolting, marking, facings, threading, dimensions, gaskets, and dimensional diagrams

of flanges and flanged fittings with tables showing data for various sizes. Manufacturers Standardization Society of the Valve

and Fittings industry. 250 Lb. SP Bronze Screw

Pipe Fittings Standard, SP-11; 1944. Gives pressure- temperature ratings, materials, size, marking,

threading, ribs, fitting dimensions, patterns,

tolerances, and drawings with tables showing data

for various types and sizes.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification WW-p-460; 1945. Plpe-Flttlngs; Bronze (Screwed) 125-Pound and 250-

Pound. Covers two classes

(a) 125 pound and (B) 250 pound; and two compositions 1 and 2. This

specification covers caps, couplings, crosses,

elbows, reducers, return bends, tees, and Y-branches. Gives requirements for material and workmanship,

marking, threading, details, and tables showing

sizes and dimensions for various fittings; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification ww-p-471; 1945. Amend, l; 1946. Plpe-Flttlngs (Bushings, plugs,

and Locknuts); Bronze and Ferrous (screwed). Covers

one class and three types— (1) black (uncoated fer- rous metal), (n) zinc-coated (galvanized ferrous

metal), and (III) bronze. Gives requirements for materials and workmanship, marking, threading, plug squares and hexagons, details, and tables showing

sizes and dimensions for the various fittings;

methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 45F2f, 1945. Fittings, Pipe, Brass or Bronze (Threaded), 125-

Pound.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 45F8c, 1945.

Fittings, Gage-Glass (Tubular).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 45F14; 1945. Flanges, Tube, Composition, Cast (Silver Brazing)

50, 100 and 200 P. S. I. , W. S. P.

646.59 Miscellaneous Manufactures of Bronze

Aircraft industries Assn. of America, inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, and 227; 1944, and NAS 220, revised 1945. ScrewsBrazier Head, Phillips Recess, Aluminum Alloy,

Bronze, and Alloy Steel. Gives drawings with di- mensions and notes for 8-32, 10-32, 1/4-28, 5/16-

24, 3/8-24, 7/16-20, 1/2-20, and 9/16-18. Developed by National Aircraft Standards Committee.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-S-240;

1945. Strainers, Gasoline (for Ship Gasoline Systems).

U. S. Gov., wavy Dept. Specification 42S2C, 1945.

Sockets, Table. 6U7. SPECIAL BRONZES (BRONZE ALLOYS)

647.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, E54-46T; 1946. Tentative Methods of Chemical Analysis of Special Brasses and Bronzes. Covers procedures for the

chemical analysis of the commercial alloys known as copper-base alloy Ingots for sand castings, forging

rods, bars, and shapes; aluminum brass; manganese

bronze; phosphor bronze; copper-silicon alloys; and similar alloys. Gives apparatus and reagents, precautions, and details for copper, or copper and lead simultaneously by the electrolytic method, lead by

the electrolytic method, lead by the sulfate method, tin by the iodlmetrlc titration method, zinc by

the oxide or ferrocyanlde method, silicon by the sulfuric acid dehydration method, silicon by per- chloric acid dehydration method, aluminum by the gravimetric method, nickel by the dlmethylglyoxlme

method, Iron by the dlchromate method, manganese by

the blsmuthate method, manganese by the persulfate

method, manganese by the bromate method, phosphorus by the alkallmetrlc method, arsenic by the dlstlllatlon-bromate (Moffat) method, arsenic and antimony by the dlstillatlon-lodlmetrlc method, and antimony and tin by the manganese copreclpltatlon

method. 647.1 ALUMINUM BRONZE

647.11 Ingots, Aluminum Bronze

American Society for Testing Materials, B30-45T; 1945. Endorsed by American Foundrymen's Assn. Tentative

Specifications for Copper-Base Alloys in ingot Form

for Sand Castings. Cover twenty-seven copper-base

alloys, having A. S. T. M. classifications, numerical

and commercial designations, and nominal compositions. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, samples for analysis, chemical

analysis, tensile properties, marking, inspection,

certification, rejection and retestlng, claims, and settlement of claims. 647.12 Bars, Aluminum Bronze

American Society for Testing Materials, B150-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Aluminum Bronze Rods, Bars, and Shapes. Cover rods, bars, and

shapes of any cross-section, uniform with respect

to length. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture,

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chemical composition, chemical analysis, tensile and bending properties, mercurous nitrate test,

test specimens, number of tests, methods of testing, dimensional tolerances, length tolerances, stralghtness tolerances, workmanship and finish, Inspection, and rejection.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4640A, 1945. Aluminum

Bronze —Nickel iron. For rods, bars, shapes,

forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, condition, quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46B17C, 1945. Bronze, Aluminum; Bars, Forglngs, plates, Rods,

Shapes, Sheets, and Strips.

647.13 Rods, Aluminum Bronze

American Society for Testing Materials, B150-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Aluminum Bronze Rods, Bars, and Shapes. Cover rods, bars, and

shapes of any cross-section, uniform with respect

to length. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture,

chemical composition, chemical analysis, tensile

and bending properties, mercurous nitrate test, test specimens, number of tests, methods of testing, dimensional tolerances, length tolerances, straight- ness tolerances, workmanship and finish, Inspection, and rejection.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4640A, 1945. Aluminum

Bronze —Nickel iron. For rods, bars, shapes,

forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, condition, quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept.. Specification 46B17C, 1945. Bronze, Aluminum; Bars, Forglngs, plates, Rods,

Shapes, Sheets, and Strips.

647.14 Plates and Sheets, Aluminum Bronze

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46B17C, 1945. Bronze, Aluminum; Bars, Forglngs, plates, Rods,

Shapes, Sheets, and Strips.

647.15 Castings, Aluminum Bronze

American Society for Testing Materials, B148-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Aluminum-Bronze Sand Castings. Cover castings for two alloys.

Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical com- position, chemical analysis, methods of chemical

analysis, tensile properties, hardness, test specimens, number of tests, methods of testing, workman- ship and finish, marking, Inspection, certification, and rejection.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4870A; 1946. Aluminum Bronze

Castings, Centrifugal or Chill, As cast. Gives re- quirements for composition, test bars, physical

properties, quality, reports, identification, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4871A; 1946. Aluminum Bronze

Castings, centrifugal or chill, Heat-Treated. Gives requirements for composition, test bars, heat treatment, physical properties, quality, reports, iden- tification, approval, and rejections. Similar

specification: Army-Navy Aeronautical AN-QQ-B-672.

726629 O - 47 - 11 1

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4872; 1946. Aluminum Bronze Castings, Sand, As Cast. Gives requirements for

composition, test bars, physical properties, quality, reports, Identification, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4873; 1946. Aluminum Bronze Castings, Sand, Heat-Treated. Gives requirements

for composition, test bars, heat treatment, physical properties, quality, reports, Identification,

approval, and rejections. Similar specification:

Army-Navy Aeronautical AN-QQ-B-672.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46B29a, 1945. Bronze, Aluminum-Manganese; castings.

647.16 Shapes, Aluminum Bronze

American Society for Testing Materials, B150-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Aluminum Bronze Rods, Bars, and Shapes. Cover rods, bars, and

shapes of any cross-section, uniform with respect

to length. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture,

chemical composition, chemical analysis, tensile

and bending properties, mercurous nitrate test,

test specimens, number of tests, methods of testing, dimensional tolerances, length tolerances, stralght- ness tolerances, workmanship and finish, Inspection, and rejection.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4640A, 1945. Aluminum

Bronze —Nickel iron. For rods,- bars, shapes,

forglngs, or as ordered. Gives composition, condition, quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, and rejections.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46B17C, 1945. Bronze, Aluminum; Bars, Forglngs, plates, Rods,

Shapes, Sheets, and Strips.

647.17 Strips, Aluminum Bronze

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46B17C, 1945. Bronze, Aluminum; Bars, Forglngs, Plates, Rods,

Shapes, Sheets, and Strips.

647.18 Tubes and Wire, Aluminum Bronze

American Society for Testing Materials, Blll-45; 1945. A.S.M. E. Boiler Construction Code Specification

SB-Ill. Copper and Copper-Alloy Seamless Condenser Tubes and Ferrule Stock. For use in surface c un- densers, evaporators, and heat exchangers. Gives basis of purchase, material, manufacture, chemical composition, sample for chemical analysis, micro-* scoplc examination, expanding test, flattening

test, mercurous nitrate test, hydrostatic test, number of tests, retests, dimension and weight

tolerances, workmanship, finish, and inspection.

647.2 MANGANESE BRONZE

647.21 Ingots, Manganese Bronze

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-E-731b; 1945. Bronze, Manganese, and Manganese-Aluminum; Ingots

(for Remeltlng). Covers one grade. Gives require- ments for material, workmanship, chemical composition, and physical properties; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.
647.22 Directory of Commodity Specifications

647.22 Bars, Manganese Bronze

American Society for Testing Materials, B138-45; 1945. Manganese Bronze Rods, Bars, and Shapes. Covers

two types of any cross-section uniform with respect

to length. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture,

chemical composition, chemical analysis, tensile

properties, bending properties, mercurous nitrate

test, test specimens, number of tests, methods of

testing, dimensional tolerances, length tolerances,

stralghtness tolerances, workmanship and finish,

Inspection, and rejection.

647.23 Rods, Manganese Bronze

American Society for Testing Materials, B138-45; 1945. Manganese Bronze Rods, Bars, and Shapes., Covers

two types of any cross-section uniform with respect

to length. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture,

chemical composition, chemical analysis, tensile

properties, bending properties, mercurous nitrate

test, test specimens, number of tests, methods of

testing, dimensional tolerances, length tolerances,

stralghtness tolerances, workmanship and finish,

Inspection, and rejection.

ir. S. Gov., >-avy Dept. Specification 46Bl5e, 1945. Bronze, Manganese, Wrought; Bars, Forglngs, plates,

Rods, Shapes, Sheets, and Strips.

647.24 Plates and Sheets, Manganese Bronze

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46B15e, 1945. Bronze, Manganese, Wrought; Bars, Forglngs, plates,

Rods, Shapes, Sheets, and Strips.

647.25 Shapes, Manganese Bronze

American Society for Testing Materials, B138-45; 1945. Manganese Bronze Rods, Bars, and Shapes. Covers

two types of any cross-section uniform with respect

to length. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture,

. chemical composition, chemical analysis, tensile

properties, bending properties, mercurous nitrate

test, test specimens, number of tests, methods of

testing, dimensional tolerances, length tolerances,

stralghtness tolerances, workmanship and finish,

Inspection, and rejection.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46B15e, 1945. Bronze, Manganese, Wrought; Bars, Forglngs, Plates,

Rods, Shapes, Sheets, and Strips.

647.26 Castings, Manganese Bronze

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-B-726c; 1943.

# Amend. 2; 1945. Bronze, Manganese; Castings (In- cluding Manganese-Aluminum Bronze). Covers four classes—A, B, C, and D. Rives requirements for

material, appearance of castings, repairing of defects, dimensions, chemical requirements, and tensile requirements; methods of sampling, Inspection,

and tests; and packing and marking.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specif 1-catlon 49B3f, 1945.

Bronze, Manganese; Castings (Composition Mn-c)

.

647.3 PHOSPHOR BRONZE

647.32 Bars, Phosphor Bronze

American Society for Testing Materials, B139-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for phosphor Bronze

Rods, Bars, and Shapes. Cover five grades of rods, bars, and shapes 0.250 In. and over In diameter or thickness, and of any cross-section uniform with

respect to length. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, sampling for chemical analysis, methods of chemical analysis, tensile properties, bending properties, test specimens,

number of tests, methods of testing, dimensional

tolerances, length tolerances, stralghtness tolerances, workmanship and finish, Inspection, and rejection.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-B-746a; 1945. Bronze, phosphor; Bars, plates, Rods, Shapes,

Sheets, and Strips. Gives requirements for compo- sitions, forms, tempers, material, workmanship,

cnemlcal requirements, physical requirements, cold bending, and permissible variations; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

647.33 Plates and Sheets, Phosphor Bronze

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-B-746a; 1945. Bronze, phosphor; Bars, plates, Rods, Shapes,

Sheets, and Strips. Gives requirements for compo- sitions, forms, tempers, material, workmanship,

chemical requirements, physical requirements, cold bending, and permissible variations; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packing and

marking for shipment.

647.34 Castings, Phosphor Bronze

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46B5J; 1946.

Bronze, Phosphor; Castings.

647.35 Shapes, Phosphor Bronze

American Society for Testing Materials, B139-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Phosphor Bronze

Rods, Bars, and Shapes. Cover five grades of rods, bars, and shapes 0.250 in. and over in diameter or thickness, and of any cross-section uniform with

respect to length. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, sampling for chemical analysis, methods of chemical analysis, tensile properties, bending properties, test specimens,

number of tests, methods of testing, dimensional

tolerances, length tolerances, stralghtness tolerances, workmanship and finish, inspection, and rejection.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-B-746a; 1945. Bronze, phosphor; Bars, Plates, Rods, Shapes,

Sheets, and Strips. Gives requirements for compo- sitions, forms, tempers, material, workmanship,

chemical requirements, physical requirements, cold bending, and permissible variations; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

647.36 Strips, Phosphor Bronze

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-B-746a; 1945. Bronze, phosphor; Bars, Plates, Rods, Shapes,

Sheets, and Strips. Gives requirements for compo- sitions, forms, tempers, material, workmanship,

chemical requirements, physical requirements, cold bending, and permissible variations; methods of

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sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

647.38 Wires and Rods, Phosphor Bronze

American Society for Testing Materials, B139-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Phosphor Bronze

Rods, Bars, and Shapes. Cover five grades of rods, bars, and shapes 0.250 in. and over in diameter or thickness, and of any cross-s.ectlon uniform with

respect to length. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition, sampling for chemical analysis, methods of chemical analysis, tensile properties, bending properties, test specimens,

number of tests, methods of testing, dimensional

tolerances, length tolerances, stralghtness tolerances, workmanship and finish, Inspection, and rejection.

American Society for Testing Materials, B159-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for phosphor Bronze

Wire. Cover 'three grades of round phosphor bronze wire for general use and for spring purposes.

Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical

650-659

851 . LEAO

651.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, E25-37T; 1937. Tentative Method of Quantitative Spectrochemlcal

Analysis of High Grade Pig Lead. This method may

be applied to any high grade lead, provided the Impurities to be determined are not present in quantities over 0.1 percent. Gives preparation of sample, preliminary estimation, final estimation,

testing for compliance with specification, and ex- planatory notes. American Society for Testing Materials, E37-45; 1945. Standard Methods of Chemical Analysis of Pig Lead. Gives scope, apparatus and reagents, precautions,

and details for determining copper and bismuth by

the Internal electrolytic method; arsenic, antimony and tin by the manganese copreclpltatlon method;

iron by the volumetric or colorlmetric method; zinc by the turbidlmetrlc method; silver by the fire assay method; silver by the silver iodide method;

and silver by the internal electrolytic method. American Society for Testing Materials, E49-43T; 1943. Tentative Method of Spectrochemlcal Analysis of Lead Alloys for Minor Constituents and impurities.

Covers the determination of 0.001 to 0.3 percent of antimony, arsenic, barium, bismuth, copper, iron,

magnesium, nickel, silver, strontium, tin, and zinc

in lead, lead-calcium, and lead-antimony alloys.

Gives principle of method, apparatus, preparation

of standards, preparation of samples, procedure for excitation and photography, and interpretation of plates. American Society for Testing Materials, E58-45T; 1945. Tentative photometric Method for Determination of Bismuth in pig Lead. Gives scope, photometric

practice, apparatus, reagents, precautions, and details for determining bismuth by the thiourea

method.

composition, sampling for chemical analysis, methods of chemical analysis, tensile properties, bending properties, number of tests, diameter tolerances, workmanship and finish, packing, Inspection, and rejection.

U. S. Gov. , Federal Specification QQ-B-746a; 1945. Bronze, phosphor; Bars, plates, Rods, Shapes,

Sheets, and Strips. Gives requirements for compo- sitions, forms, tempers, material, workmanship,

chemical requirements, physical requirements, cold bending, and permissible variations; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification RR-R-57la; 1945.

Rope; Wire. Covers about 43 types. Gives definitions and general requirements for wires, strands, centers, cores, lubrication, marline, diameter of wire rope, preforming, and details for each type; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 22W5g, 1945.

Wire, Spring, Phosphor-Bronze.

American Society for Testing Materials, E67-46T; 1946. Tentative Photometric Method for Determination of iron in Lead- and Tin-Base Alloys. Gives scope, photometric practice, apparatus, reagents, precautions, and details for determining iron by the fer- ric chloride method.

651.3 CASTINGS, LEAD

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 12S12C, 1945. Sinkers, Boat-Chest. 651.8 LEAD PIPE

Collapsible Tube Manufacturers Assn. Lead Tube Data,

1946. Gives neck number, diameter opening, diameter outside, fourteen sizes from 3/8 in. x 1 1/2

in. to 2 1/2 in. x 6 in., weights per gross without

caps or decoration, and minimum wall thickness.

651.9 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURES OF LEAO

tj. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification anw-20-l; 1945. Wire; Metal-Spraying.

652. MERCURY

652.0 GENERAL ITEMS

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-M-191;

1945. Mercury.

653. NICKEL

653.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, E39-45; 1945. Standard Methods of Chemical Analysis of Nickel.

Gives scope, apparatus and reagents, precautions, and details for determining nickel by the gravimetric method, nickel by the electrolytic method,

cobalt by the zinc oxide —alpha-nltroso-betanaphthol method, copper by the electrolytic method, manganese by the blsrouthate method, manganese by

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the persulfate-arsenlte method, Iron by the stannous chloride-potassium dlchromate method, silicon

by the perchloric acid method, silicon by the sulfuric acid method, sulfur by the gravimetric method, sulfur by the evolution method, and total car- bon by the dlrect-combustlon method.

653.3 NICKEL MANUFACTURES

653.32 Nickel Wire

American Society for Testing Materials, B175-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Round Nickel

Wire for Lamps and Electronic Devices. Cover round nickel wire 0.010 to 0.075 In. In diameter for use

as side rods for grids, leads, and supports In lamps and electronic devices. Gives chemical composition, tensile properties, bending properties,

resistivity, methods of testing, dimensions and permissible variations, finish, spooling, packing,

marking, and rejection.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANW-20-1; 1945. Wire; Metal-Spraying.

654. NICKEL-COPPER ALLOYS (MONEL

METAL)

654.1 NICKEL-COPPER METAL, INGOTS, AND SHOT

American Society for Testing Materials, B30-45T", 1945. Endorsed by American Foundrymen's Assn. Tentative Specifications for Copper-Base Alloys in ingot Form

for Sand Castings. Cover twenty-seven copper-base

alloys, having A. S.T.M. classifications, numerical

and commercial designations, and nominal compositions. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chem- ical composition, samples for analysis, chemical

analysis, tensile properties, marking, Inspection,

certification, rejection and retestlng, claims, and settlement of claims. 654.3 STRIPS, NICKEL-COPPER

American Society for Testing Materials, B122-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Copper-NlckelZlnc and Copper-Nickel Alloy Sheet and Strip. For seven classes of alloy. Gives basis of purchase,

manufacture, chemical composition, sampling for chemical analysis, tempers of rolled sheet and

strip, tempers of annealed sheet and strip, tensile strength of rolled tempers, Rockwell hardness of rolled tempers, grain size of annealed tempers,

Rockwell hardness of annealed tempers, number of tests, methods of testing, thickness tolerances,

width tolerances, stralghtness tolerances, length

tolerances, finish, Inspection, and rejection.

654.5 NICKEL-COPPER MANUFACTURES

654.51 Castings and Forgings, Nickel-Copper

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept: Specification 46N7; 1945. Nlckel-Copper-Slllcon Alloy; castings.

654.52 Sheets and Plates, Nickel-Copper

American Society for Testing Materials, B122-45T5

1945. Tentative Specifications for Copper-NlckelZlnc and Copper-Nickel Alloy Sheet and Strip. For seven classes of alloy. Gives basis of purchase,

manufacture, chemical composition, sampling for

chemical analysis, tempers of rolled sheet and

strip, tempers of annealed sheet and strip, tensile strength of rolled tempers, Rockwell hardness of rolled tempers, grain size of annealed tempers, Rockwell hardness of annealed tempers, number of

tests, methods of testing, thickness tolerances,

width tolerances, stralghtness tolerances, length

tolerances, finish, Inspection, and rejection.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46M7g, 1945. Nickel-Copper-Alloy; Bars, Forgings, plates, Rods,

Shapes, Sheets, Strips, and Wire. 654.53 Rods, Nickel-Copper

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46M7g, 1945. Nickel-Copper-Alloy; Bars, Forgings, plates, Rods,

Shapes, Sheets, Strips, and Wire. 654.54 Wires and Cables, Nickel-Copper

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANw-20-l; 1945. Wire; Metal-Spraying.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification RR-C-45ia; 1934. Amend. 5; 1946. Cloth; Wire, Screen. Covers eight

types Including copper, bronze, Iron or steel,

copper-nickel, corrosion-resisting steel, and alu- minum alloy wire. Gives requirements for material

and workmanship, number of meshes per Inch, diameter of wire, permissible variations, length, width, and details for each type; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

D. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46M7g, 1945. Nlckel-copper-Alloy; Bars, Forgings, plates. Rods,

Shapes, Sheets, Strips, and Wire. 654.59 Miscellaneous Manufactures of NickelCopper

American Society for Testing Materials, Bill -45; 1945.

A. S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code Specification

SB-111. Copper and Copper-Alloy Seamless Condenser Tubes and Ferrule Stock. For use In surface condensers, evaporators, and heat exchangers. Gives

basis of purchase, material, manufacture, chemical composition, sample for chemical analysis, microscopic examination, expanding test, flattening

test, mercurous nitrate test, hydrostatic test, number of tests, retests, dimension and weight

tolerances, workmanship, finish, and Inspection.

655. NICKEL-COPPER-ZINC ALLOYS (NICKEL

SILVER AND GERMAN SILVER)

655.1 BARS, NICKEL-COPPER-ZINC ALLOY

American Society for Testing Materials, B151-45TJ

1945. Tentative Specifications for Copper-NlckelZlnc Alloy Rod, Bar, and Wire. Cover round, rectangular, square, hexagonal, or octagonal sections

In three alloys(a) for general use, (B) for use generally In hard or spring temper, and (C) for use where ease of machining Is Important. Gives basis

of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition,

sampling for chemical analysis, tempers of colddrawn rod, bar, and wire, tempers of annealed rod,

bar, and wire, tensile properties of drawn tempers, test specimens, grain size of annealed tempers, number of tests, methods of testing, tolerances,

finish, Inspection, and rejection.

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655.2 SHEETS AND PLATES, NICKEL-COPPER-ZINC

ALLOY

American Society for Testing Materials, B122-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Copper-NlckelZlnc and Copper-Nickel Alloy Sheet and Strip. For seven classes of alloy. Gives basis of purchase,

manufacture, chemical composition, sampling for chemical analysis, tempers of rolled sheet and

strip, tempers of annealed sheet and strip, tensile strength of rolled tempers, Rockwell hardness of rolled tempers, grain size of annealed tempers, Rockwell hardness of annealed tempers, number of

tests, methods of testing, thickness tolerances,

width tolerances, stralghtness tolerances, length

tolerances, finish, Inspection, and rejection.

655.it STRIPS, NICKEL-COPPER-ZINC ALLOY

American Society for Testing Materials, B122-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Copper-NlckelZlnc and Copper-Nickel Alloy Sheet and Strip. For seven classes of alloy. Gives basis of purchase,

manufacture, chemical composition, sampling for chemical analysis, tempers of roller sheet and

strip, tempers of annealed sheet and strip, tensile strength of rolled tempers, Rockwell hardness of rolled tempers, grain size of annealed tempers,

Rockwell hardness of annealed tempers, number of tests, methods of testing, thickness tolerances,

width tolerances, stralghtness tolerances, length

tolerances, finish, Inspection, and rejection.

655.5 WIRES AND RODS, NICKEL-COPPER-ZINC

'ALLOY

American Society for Testing Materials, B151-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Copper-NlckelZlnc Alloy Rod, Bar, and Wire. Cover round, rectangular, square, hexagonal, or octagonal sections

In three alloys— (A) for general use, (B) for use

generally In hard or spring temper, and (c) for use where ease of machining Is Important. Gives basis

of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition,

sampling for chemical analysis, tempers of colddrawn rod, bar, and wire, tempers of annealed rod,

bar, and wire, tensile properties of drawn tempers, test specimens, grain size of annealed tempers,

number of tests, methods of testing, tolerances,

finish, Inspection, and rejection.

656. NICKEL-CHROME ALLOY

656.2 NICKEL-CHROME PLATES, SHEETS, AND

STR I PS

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

57-168-1; 1945. Nlckel-Chromlum-iron Alloy, Plate

and Shapes.

656.4 NICKEL-CHROME BARS, RODS, AND SHAPES

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46N4C, 1945. Nlckel-Chromlum-Alloy; Bars and Rods (for Boiler

Refractory Anchor Bolts).

U. S. Gov., tj. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

57-168-1; 1945. Nfckel-Chromlum-iron Alloy, plate

and Shapes.

656.5 NICKEL-CHROME CASTINGS

American Society for Testing Materials, B207-45T;

1946. Tentative Specifications for Nlckel-Chromlum- iron Alloy Castings (35-15 Class) for HighTemperature Service. Cover Iron-base heat-resisting

alloy castings of the 35 percent nickel, 15 percent

chromium class, Intended for structural elements,

containers, supports, resistors, and the like, In electric furnaces. Gives process, heat treatment, chemical composition, ladle analysis, check analysis, tensile properties, tension tests, sampling,

defective test specimens, retests, dimensional

tolerances, finish, marking, and Inspection.

660-669 PRECIOUS METALS, METAL JEWELRY, AND PLATED WARE

661. PLATINUM AND PLATINUM JEWELRY

American Gem Society, 1946. Condensed from Commercial

Standard CS66-38. Platinum jewelry. To be stamped

"Platinum" (or "Plat. ") articles must contain, If made without solder, 98 1/2% of the platinum metals, If made with solder, 95* of the platinum metals, in stamping, platinum metals refer to metals

of which 90% Is pure platinum. Articles containing

less than 50% platinum must be marked with the per- centage of other metal and the word "platinum" can- not be used, platinum or gold articles containing 5% or more of platinum may be stamped with the

karat of gold followed by the words "and platinum."

662. GOLD AND DENTAL GOLD ALLOYS

American Gem Society, 1946. Condensed from Commercial

Standard CS47-34. Gold Covered jewelry. The quality mark "Gold Filled" or "Rolled Gold Plate" shall refer to articles (except watch cases) made of base metal upon one or more sides or surfaces of which

base metal there Is affixed by soldering, brazing,

welding, or mechanical means a sheet or sheets or shell of karat gold. "Gold Filled" mark states

correct proportion of alloyed gold to weight of en- tire metal and the actual karat fineness of the gold covering, if weight of the alloyed gold to

the weight of the entire metal is less than l/20th

12K, such article may be marked "Rolled Gold Plate." American Gem Society, 1946. Gold jewelry. "Fine Gold" means gold of 24 karat quality. The term

"Solid Gold" shall be applied only to fine gold. Karat preceded by a whole number Indicates the num- ber of 24th parts of fine gold contained In the

alloy. Mo quality mark less than 10 karat fineness

is applied. Covers articles with hollow centers,

trade mark, and name of manufacturer.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-G-545; 1945.

Gold; Foil, Cylinders (for Dental-Fllllngs) . Covers

one type and one grade. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, form, cohesive property, surface, weight, sizes, and moisture-proof containers; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-G-550; 1945.

Gold; plate (for Crowns and Bridges), Dental. Covers

one type; one class; two grades— (A) 24 carat and

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(B) 22 carat; and three weights—two pennyweight

each plate, five pennyweight each plate, and ten pennyweight each plate. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, thickness, width, weight, and

tolerance; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2458B, 1945. Gold, Lingual Bars. 663. SILVER

American Gem Society, 1946. Condensed from Commercial Standard CS51-35. jewelry of Sterling Silver in 670-679

671 . CLOCKS

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANC-99a, 1945. Clocks; 1-7/8 inch Dial.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification l8C5d, 1945.

Clocks, Boat.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 18C13a, 1945. Clocks, Deck. ' 672. WATCHES

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27619; 1945. Watch; Pilots 1 s, Type B-l (Elapsed Time).

680-689

Combination With Gold. An article In which the parts of the two metals are not visibly separable

and easily distinguishable may use a quality mark

including the term "Sterling and" or "Sterling +" followed by the weight of the alloyed gold and

weight of the entire article. The karat gold mark may be, used unless the alloyed gold content Is at least l/20th of the weight of the entire metal. Where silver and gold are so combined as to be visibly separable and easily distinguishable, the quality mark "Sterling" and the karat mark may be

used.

U. S. gov,. Army Air Forces Specification 27631; 1945. Watch; Navigation, Type A-16 (Hack).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 18W6; 1945.

Watches, Chronometer.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 18W7; 1945.

Watches, Chronometer, Mounted.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

94-27749-A; 1945. Watch; Navigation, Type A-8

(Ground Speed).

TIN AND ZINC

CLOCKS, WATCHES, AND DIALS

681 . TIN

681.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, E51-43T; 1943. Tentative Method of Spectrochemlcal Analysis of Tin Alloys for Minor Constituents and impurities.

Covers the determination of 0.001 to 1.0 percent of antimony, and 0.001 to 0.3 percent of aluminum,

arsenic, bismuth, copper, Iron, lead, nickel, and zinc In solders, bronzes, tin-base die-casting

alloys, and other alloys high In tin. Gives principle of method, apparatus, preparation of standards, preparation of samples, procedure for excitation and photography, and interpretation of plates. American Society for Testing Materials, E67-46T; 1946. Tentative photometric Method for Determination of Iron in Lead- and Tin-Base Alloys. Gives scope, photometric practice, apparatus, reagents, precautions, and details for determining iron by the ferric chloride method.

681 .4 TIN MANUFACTURES

681 .41 Tin Hollow Ware

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification RR-P-62; 1940.

Amend, l; 1945. pans, Cake; Tinned, Round. Covers

one type, one grade, and two sizes—9 3/8 and 10 3/8

In. outside diameter at top of pan. Gives require- ments for material, workmanship, black Iron gage,

finish, sizes and tolerances; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

681.49 Miscellaneous Tin Manufactures

Collapsible Tube Manufacturers Assn. Tin Tube Data,

1946. Gives neck number, diameter opening, diameter

outside, ten sizes from 3/8 in. x 1 1/2 In. to

2 1/2 In. x 6 In., weights per gross without caps

or decoration, and minimum wall thickness.

D. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANW-20-1; 1945. Wire; Metal-Spraying.

683. ZINC

683.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, E26-43T; 1943. Tentative Method of Spectrochemlcal Analysis of

Zinc for Lead, iron, and Cadmium. This method may

be applied to any grade of zinc provided these ele- ments are under 0.1 percent. Gives principle of method, apparatus, purity of reagents, preparation

of standard solutions, preparation of sample solutions, preparation of electrode, preliminary estimation, final estimation, and -testing for compliance with specifications. American Society for Testing Materials, E40-45; 1945. Standard Methods of Chemical Analysis of Slab Zinc (Spelter). Covers scope, apparatus and reagents,

precautions, and details for determining lead by

the electrolytic method, lead by the sulfate method, cadmium by the sulfide method, cadmium by the beta-naphthoqulnollne method, ang^ iron by the per- manganate method. American Society for Testing Materials, E64-46T; 1946. Tentative photometric Methods for Determination of iron In Slab Zinc (Spelter). Gives scope, photometric practice, apparatus, reagents, precautions, and details for determining iron by the ferric

chloride method, iron by the salicylate method, and iron by the thlocyanate method. American Society for Testing Materials, E65-46T; 1946. Tentative Method of Sampling Slab Zinc (Spelter).
Ores, Metals, and Manufactures 692.2

Gives scope, description of terms, selection of portion, preparation of sample, size of sample and

storage, and resampling.

American Society for Testing Materials, E68-46T; 1946. Tentative Method for Polarographlc Determination of Lead and Cadmium in Zinc. Gives scope, apparatus

and reagents, sampling, and details for determining

lead and cadmium by the polarographlc method. 683.2 ZINC SHEETS AND PLATES

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 47Z6c; 1946.

Zinc; Plates, Rods, Sheets, and Strips.

683.3 ZINC STRIPS

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 47Z6c; 1946.

Zinc; plates, Rods, Sheets, and Strips.

683.4 ZINC MANUFACTURES

683.10 General Items

American Society for Testing Materials, E27-43T; 1943. Tentative Method of Spectrochemlcal Analysis of Zinc-Alloy Die Castings for Minor Constituents and Impurities. Quantitative estimations are made by

the comparison of the spectrum of the sample with

the spectra of standard samples of known composition. Gives scope, preparation of sample solution,

preparation of electrode, preliminary estimation,

final estimation, testing for compliance with specifications, and explanatory notes. 690-699

691 . SILVER

691.2 SILVERWARE

II. S. Gov., u. S. Maritime Commission Specification

63-MC-7a; 1945. Tableware; Flatware, Steel Base, Silver Plated (officer's), covers one grade and

three types: (i) Knives— (a) dinner and (b) dessert; (II) spoons— (c) table, (d) dessert, (e) tea, and (f) iced tea; and (III) forks — (g) dessert.

Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, design, plating, finish, marking, corrosion resistance, and details; sampling, inspection, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking.

692. BABBITT AND OTHER BEARING METALS

692.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, E57-46T; 1946. Tentative Methods of Chemical Analysis of White

Metal-Bearing Alloys. Gives scope, apparatus and

reagents, precautions, and details for determining

tin by the lodlmetrlc titration method, arsenic by

the dlstlllatlon-bromate (Moffat) method, antimony

by the bromate method, lead, copper, and Iron by

the hydrobromlc acid separation method, copper by

the rapid electrolytic method, and zinc by the

polarographlc method.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANP-36a-2; 1946. preservation and packaging of Bearings and Bearing parts.

American Society for Testing Materials, E47-45; 1945. Standard Methods of Chemical Analysis of Zinc-Base Die-Casting Alloys. Gives scope, apparatus and

reagents, precautions, and details for determining

lead by the electrolytic method, aluminum by the mercury cathode method, copper by the electrolytic

and iodide methods, magnesium by the mercury cathode method, magnesium by the dlammonlum phosphate

method, cadmium by the sulfide method, Iron by the permanganate method, and tin by the iodine titration method.

683.41 Zinc-Base Die Castings

U. S. Gov:, Federal Specification QQ-Z-363; 1946. Zinc- Base Alloy; Die castings. Covers two compositions

A and B. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, manufacture, dimensions and tolerances,

marking, soundness, weight, product test, and chemical composition; methods of sampling, Inspection,

and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

683.19 Miscellaneous Zinc Manufactures

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANW-20-1; 1945. Wire; Metal-Spraying.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-Z-285; 1946.

Zinc; Anodes. Covers one grade. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, chemical composition, manufacture, and identification; method of sampling and Inspection; and packing and marking

for shipment.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-197-1; 1946. preservation, packaging, and packing of Antl-Frlctlon Bearings and Bearing parts. 692.1 BABBITT METALS

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification anW-20-l; 1945. Wire; Metal-Spraying.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46M2f, 1945. Metal, Antifriction; ingots and Castings.

692.2 BEARING METALS, OTHER THAN BABBITT

American Society for Testing Materials, B22-45T; 1945. American Assn. of State Highway officials Standard, M 107. Endorsed by American Foundrymen 1 s Assn. Tentative Specifications for Bronze Castings for Turntables and Movable Bridges and for Bearing and Expansion plates of Fixed Bridges. Cover four

classes of bronze castings for turntables and movable bridges and two classes of cast-bronze plates

used in bridges and other structures for" fixed and expansion bearings where motion is slow and Inter- mittent. Gives manufacture, chemical composition,

chemical analysis, methods of chemical analysis,

physical properties, hardness, test specimens, num- ber of tests, finish, Inspection, and rejection. American Society for Testing Materials, B30-45T; 1945. Endorsed by American Foundrymen 's Assn. Tentative

Specifications for Copper-Base Alloys In ingot Form

for Sand Castings. Cover twenty-seven copper-base

alloys, having A. S.T.M. classifications, numerical

MISCELLANEOUS ORES, METALS, ALLOYS, AND

METAL MANUFACTURES

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692.2 Directory of Commodity Specifications

and commercial designations, and nominal compositions. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chem- ical composition, samples for analysis, chemical

analysis, tensile properties, marking, Inspection,

certification, rejection and retestlng, claims, and settlement of claims. American Society for Testing Materials, B144-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for High-Leaded

Tin-Bronze Sand Castings. Cover five alloys and

are Intended for use for conventional bearings and bushings In the cast state. Gives basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical composition and analysis, methods of chemical analysis, tensile properties, pressure and fracture tests, test specimens,

number of tests, methods of testing, workmanship

and finish, marking, Inspection, certification, and rejection.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4822A, 1945. Bearings—72 Copper, 25 Lead, 3 Tin, Steel Backed Castings.

Gives form (steel back lined on one or both sides

with a bearing metal), composition, sampling, quality, reports, Identification, protective treatment,

approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4825A, 1945. Bearings—74 Copper, 16 Lead, 10 Tin, Steel Backed Castings.

Gives form (steel back lined on one or both sides with a bearing metal) , composition, sampling, quality, reports, Identification, protective treatment, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4827A, 1945. Bearings—80 Copper, 10 Lead, 10 Tin, Steel Backed Castings.

Gives form (steel back lined on one or both sides with a bearing metal), composition, sampling, quality, reports,- Identification, protective treatment, approval, and rejections. Similar specification:

SAE 792.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-M-16ia; 1945. Metal, Antifriction; Castings and ingots. Covers

ten grades In the form of Ingots for remeltlng or castings. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, and chemical composition; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment,

692.3 METAL BEARINGS

Aircraft industries Assn. of America, inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 181; 1944, and 182; 1945. Bearings—plain Spherical (interchangeable) and

Bearings—plain Spherical. Gives drawings with di- mensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft

Standards Committee. m Aircraft industries Assn. of America, inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 290, 291, 292, 293, and 294; 1945. Bearings. NAS 290, Heavy Duty inner and

Outer Races, Non-Separable, Single Row Needle. NAS

291, Heavy Duty, outer Race Retalnment, Separable

inner Race, Single Row Needle. NAS 292, Roller

Type, Heavy Section outer Race and inner Race Non- Separable, Single Row Needle. NAS 293, Roller

Type, Heavy Section outer Race and Inner Race NonSeparable, Double Row Needle. NAS 294, Heavy Duty

Self-Aligning, inner and Outer Races Non-Separable,

Single and Double Row Needle. Gives drawings with

dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards Committee. Aircraft industries Assn. of America, inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 295 and 296; 1945. NAS 295 Bearing—Thin Shell, open and Closed Ends, Regular

and Extra Capacity, Single Row Small Needle. NAS 296 Bearing—Thin Shell With Non-Separable inner

Race, Single Row Small Needle. Gives drawings with

dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards Committee. American Society for Testing Materials, B202-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Metal powder

Sintered Bearings (oil Impregnated). Cover two types— (i) bronze base (Class A, cop"per-tln and

Class B, copper-lead-tin); and (n) Iron base (Class

A, Iron-carbon and Cl^ss B, Iron-copper). Gives

basis of purchase, manufacture, chemical requirements, density, porosity, radial crushing strength,

sampling, workmanship, Inspection, and rejection.

Assn. of American Railroads, operations and Mainte- nance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1945. Emergency Specifi- cation E-M-502-44; 1944, changed A. A. R. specification M-502-41, Bearings, journal, Rellned, section

1 (scope), table I (dimensions), table n (crown

thickness), section 11 (inspection), and section

12 (marking).

Assn. of American Railroads, operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended practice, 1945. Emergency Specifi- cation for journal Bearings. Changed drawings and

tables showing dimensions. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4815B; 1946. Bearings

Silver, Steel Back. Shall consist of sliver elec- trodeposlted on a steel back. Gives requirements

for composition, procedure, quality, reports, Identification, protection, approval, and rejections.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4820A; 1946. Bearings—71 Copper, 28 Lead, 1 Silver—Steel Backed Castings. Gives requirements for form, composition, sampling,

quality, reports, Identification, protective treatment, approval, and rejections. Similar specification: SAE 48.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 25536-2;

1945. Bearings; Bellcrank.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANB-4a-l; 1945. Bearings; Anti-Friction Airframe. 693. SOLDERS AND BRAZING

693.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, E46-46TJ 1946. Tentative Methods of Chemical Analysis of Lead- and Tin-Base Solder Metal. Gives scope, apparatus and

reagents, precautions, and details for determining

tin by the lodlmetrlc titration method, arsenic and antimony by the distlllatlon-bromate (Moffat) method, copper and bismuth by the Internal electrolytic

method, Iron by the volumetric or colorlmetrlc

method, and zinc by the polarographlc method. American Society for Testing Materials, E56-45; 1945. Standard Methods of Chemical Analysis of Silver

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Solders. Gives scope, apparatus and reagents, precautions, and details for determining sliver by the silver chloride precipitation method, silver by the combination assay method, copper by the electrolytic method, cadmium by the sulfide separation

method, zinc by the ferrocyanlde method, zinc by

the oxide method, tin by the stannic oxide method, lead by the sulfate method, Iron by the Jones re- ductor method, and nickel by the dlmethylglyoxlme

method.

693.1 SOLDER (TIN-LEAD BASE)

U. S. Gov., navy Dept. Specification 46SUc, 1945.

Solder, Tin-Lead.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46S20b, 1945.

Solder, Tin-Lead, Wire, Flux-Cored.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46S46; 1945.

Solder, Lead-Base-Alloy.

693.2 SOLDERS, COPPER-ZINC BASE

.U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46S15b, 1945.

Solder; Brazing.

693.3 SILVER SOLDER

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4770A, 1945. Brazing Alloy

Silver. For Joining nonferrous and ferrous materials, Including austenltlc steels. For wire,

strip, pig, granular, or as ordered. Gives composition, physical properties, condition, quality,

size and tolerance, reports, packaging, and rejections. Similar specification: Federal QQ-S-561d, Class 4. U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46S42a, 1945.

Solder, Lead-Silver. 693.5 GOLD SOLDER

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-S-554; 1946.

Solder; Gold, Dental. Covers four types— (I) for use with 16-carat gold, (n) for use with 18-carat

gold, (in) for use with 20-carat gold, and (IV) for use with 22-carat gold; and two sizes— (l) one- pennyweight strip and (2) two-pennyweight strip.

Gives requirements for material, workmanship, markings, composition, dimensions, weight tolerances,

fusion characteristics, and suitability; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2748B; 1945. Gold Solder. 695. MAGNESIUM AND MAGNESIUM ALLOYS

695.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, E35-45; 1945. Standard Methods of Chemical Analysis of Magnesium

and Magnesium-Base Alloys. Gives scope, apparatus

and reagents, precautions, and details for deter- mining aluminum by the benzoate-hydroxyqulnollne

method, aluminum by the mercury cathode-aluminum

oxide method, aluminum by the potentlometrlc method, zinc by the potassium ferrocyanlde method, manganese by the blsmuthate method, manganese by the persulfate method, copper by the electrolytic method, copper by the Iodide method, silicon by the

sulfuric acid method, silicon by the perchloric

acid method, silicon by the colorlmetrlc method,

Iron by the rapid volumetric method, Iron by the colorlmetrlc (hydrobromlc acid) method, Iron by the colorlmetrlc (thlocyanate) method, nickel by the gravimetric method, nickel by the colorlmetrlc

method, tin by the Iodine method, and cadmium by

the electrolytic method. American Society for Testing Materials, E61-46T; 1946. Tentative photometric Methods for Chemical Analysis

of Magnesium and Magnesium-Base Alloys. Gives

scope, photometric practice, apparatus, reagents,

precautions, and details for determining manganese by the perlodate method, Iron and copper by the hydrobromlc acid method, Iron by the blpyrldlne

method, silicon by the molybdlslliclc acid method, and lead by the dlthizone method. Underwriters' Laboratories, inc. Bulletin of Research, 34; 1945. Reactions of Aluminum and Magnesium With Certain Chlorinated Hydrocarbons. The

object of the Investigation was to obtain Informa- tion relative to the fire and explosion hazards

which may result from the contact of aluminum or magnesium with certain chlorinated hydrocarbons.

Covers Introduction, plan of investigation, tests

at ordinary or moderately elevated temperatures,

results, tests at higher temperatures, Impact

tests, and summary and conclusions.

695.1 MAGNESIUM METAL AND ALLOYS

American Society for Testing Materials, B92-45; 1945. Magnesium ingot and Stick for Remeltlng. Covers

one grade containing not less than 99.8 percent

magnesium. Gives manufacture, chemical composition, workmanship and finish, claims, sampling for umpire analysis, and settlement of claims.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-B-731b; 1945. Bronze, Manganese, and Manganese-Aluminum; ingots

(for Remeltlng). Covers one grade. Gives require- ments for material, workmanship, chemical composition, and physical properties; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., joint Army^Navy Specification JAN-M-382;

1946. Magnesium powder (for use In Ammunition).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 46M10; 1945. Magnesium; ingots and Sticks (for Remeltlng).

695.2 MAGNESIUM ALLOY PLATES, SHEETS, AND

STR I PS

American Society for Testing Materials, B90-45T; 1945. Tentative Specifications for Magne slum-Base Alloy

Sheet. Cover four designated commercial types of alloy sheet having a specific gravity of 1.8 or less. Gives manufacture, chemical composition,

sampling for chemical analysis, tensile properties,

test specimens, number of tests, methods of testing,

permissible variations In dimensions, workmanship

and finish, Inspection, rejection, and explanatory

notes. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2212; 1945. Tolerances

Magnesium Alloy Sheet. To publish established manufacturing tolerances. Gives application, thickness,

width, length, camber, flatness, and special tolerances.
695.2 Directory of Commodity Specifications

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANM-28-l; 1945. Magnesium Alloy (5.0 Aluminum, 1.0

Zinc); Sheet and Strip.

695. t MAGNESIUM ALLOY BARS, ROOS, AND SHAPES

American Society for Testing Materials, B107-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Magnesium-Base

Alloy Bars, Rods, and Shapes. Covers commercial

magnesium-base alloy extruded bars, rods, and shapes

In four types of alloys. Gives manufacture, chemical composition, sampling for chemical analysis,

tensile properties, test specimens, number of tests, methods of testing, permissible variations In di- mensions, workmanship and finish, Inspection, rejection, and explanatory notes. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2211; 1945. Tolerances

Magnesium Alloy Bar, Rod, and Shapes. To publish

established manufacturing tolerances; Gives application, diameter or thickness, width, length,

stralghtness, flatness, and squareness of sawcuts. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4350B; 1946. Magnesium Alloy

Bars (Extruded) AZ61X. For bars, rods, and shapes.

Gives requirements for composition, condition,

quality, tolerances, reports, Identification, pro- tective treatment, and rejections. Similar Specifications: Army-Navy Aeronautical an-m-24; SAE

520; ASTM B107-44T, Alloy NO. AZ61X; Alloy C57S; Alloy j-1.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 11322A,

1945. Rod, Magnesium Alloy Welding (for Aeronautical use). 695.5 MAGNESIUM ALLOY CASTINGS

American Society for Testing Materials, B80-45T; 1945. Endorsed by American Foundrymen's Assn. Tentative Specifications for Magnesium-Base Alloy Sand Castings. For commercial magnesium-base alloy sand

castings having specific gravity of 1.9 or less, In seven designated types. Gives manufacture, heat

treatment, chemical composition, sampling for chemical analysis, tensile properties, test specimens, number of tests, methods of testing, workmanship

and finish, inspection, rejection, and explanatory

notes. American Society for Testing Materials, B93-45T; 1945. Tentative Specifications for Magnesium-Base Alloys

In ingot Form for Sand Castings, Pie Castings,

and permanent Mold Castings. Cover commercial

magneslum-tase alloys in Ingot form with specific

gravity of 1.9 or less, In nine designated types. Gives manufacture, chemical composition, sampling

for chemical analysis, and rejection.

American Society for Testing Materials, B199-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Magnesium-Base

Alloy permanent Mold Castings. For commercial

magnesium-base alloy permanent mold castings having

a specific gravity not exceeding 1.9, In two desig- nated alloys. Gives manufacture, heat treatment,

chemical composition, sampling for chemical analysis, tensile properties, test specimens, number of

tests, methods of testing, workmanship and finish,

Inspection, rejection, and explanatory notes.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4420C; 1946. Magnesium

Alloy Castings, Sand, 6 Al, 3 Zn, As cast. Gives requirements for composition, casting, test bars

and analytical samples, condition, physical properties, quality, reports, Identification, protective

treatment, approval, and rejections. Similar spec- ifications: Army-Navy Aeronautical AN-QQ-M-56,

Composition A, Condition AC? SAE 50, As Cast; ASTM

B80-44T, Alloy AZ63, As Cast. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4422D; 1946. Magnesium

Alloy Castings, Sand, 6 Al, 3 Zn, Solution HeatTreated. Gives requirements for composition, casting, test bars and analytical samples, heat treatment, physical properties, quality, reports, Iden- tification, protective treatment, approval, and rejections. Similar specifications: Army-Navy

Aeronautical an-QQ-M-56, Composition A, Condition

HT; SAE 50, Heat-Treated; ASTM B80-44T, Alloy AZ63, Heat-Treated. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4424D; 1946. Magnesium

Alloy Castings, Sand, 6 Al, 3 Zn, Solution and

Precipitation Treated. Glveg requirements for com- position, casting, test bars and analytical samples, heat treatment, physical properties, quality,

reports, Identification, protective treatment,

approval, and rejections. Similar specifications:

Army-Navy Aeronautical AN-QQ-M-56, Composition A, Condition HTA; SAE 50, Heat-Treated and Aged; ASTM

B80-44T, Alloy AZ63, Heat-Treated and Aged.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4430; 1945. Magnesium Alloy

Castings—Sand, 9 Al, 2 Zn,- As Cast. Gives composition, casting, test bars and analytical samples,

condition, physical properties, quality, reports, Identification, protective treatment, approval, and rejections. -Similar specifications: AN-QQ-M-56,

Composition C, Condition AC; SAE 500, As Cast; ASTM

B80-44T, Alloy AZ92, As Cast. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4434C; 1946. Magnesium Alloy

Castings, Sand, 9 Al, 2 Zn, Solution and Precipitation Treated. Gives requirements for composition,

casting, test bars and analytical samples, heat

treatment, physical properties, qualify, reports,

Identification, protective treatment, approval, and rejections. Similar specifications: Army-navy

Aeronautical AN-QQ-N-56, Composition C, Condition

HTA; SAE 500, Heat-Treated and Aged; ASTM B80-44T,

Alloy AZ92, Heat-Treated and Aged.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4484A; 1946. Magnesium Alloy

Castings, permanent Mold, 9 Al, 2 Zn, Solution and precipitation Treated. : Gives requirements for com- position, casting, test bars and analytical samples, heat treatment, physical properties, quality,

reports, Identification, protective treatment,

approval, and rejections. Similar specifications: AAF 11349, Condition HTA; SAE 503. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4490b; 1946. Magnesium

Alloy Castings, Die, 9 Al, 0.75 Zn, As cast. Gives

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requirements for composition, casting, condition, quality, reports, identification, protective treatment, approval,

and rejections. Similar Specifications; Army-Navy Aero- nautical AN-M-16; SAE 501; ASTM B94-44T, Alloy AZ90.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 1134B-A,

1945. Magnesium Alloy; (10.0 Al) permanent Mold

Castings.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 11349-A,. 1945. Magnesium Alloy Castings; permanent Mold

(9.0 Aluminum, 2.0 Zinc).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification anM-16-1; 1945. Magnesium Alloy; Die Castings.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANM-36; 1946. Magnesium Alloy; Sand Castings.

695.6 MAGNESIUM ALLOY FORGINGS

American Society for Testing Materials, B91-45T; 1945. Tentative Specifications for Magnesium-Base Alloy

Forglngs. Cover fully-worked commercial forglngs

having a specific gravity of 1.9 or less, for four types of alloys. Gives manufacture, chemical com- position, sampling for chemical analysis, tensile

properties, test specimens, number of tests, methods of testing, workmanship and finish, Inspection,

rejection, and explanatory notes. Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 4360A; 1946.' Magnesium Alloy

Forglngs, AZ SOX (Aged). Gives requirements for composition, condition, stock for forging, quality,

reports, Identification, protective treatment, and rejections. Similar Specifications: Army-Navy

Aeronautical AH-M-21, Condition FA; ASTM B-91-44T,

Alloy NO. AZ 80X; Alloy C58S-T5J Alloy 0-1A. 697. FLUX FOR SOLDERING, WELDING,

AND BRAZING

697.2 WELDING FLUX

tl. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 11314A,

1945. Flux; c.as Welding (for Corrosion and HeatReslstant Steel).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANF-44; 1945. Flux; Magnesium Alloy Welding.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 4-1118; 1944. Fluxes, Welding.

697.3 BRAZING FLUX

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3410B; 1946. Flux—Brazing

'(Silver), it Is a paste containing not more than 30% water, by weight. Covers silver brazing non- ferrous and ferrous metals. Including austenltlc

steels, at temperatures between 1200° and 1600°F. Gives requirements, quality, reports, packaging,

approval, and rejections. Similar Specifications:

Army Air Forces 11316; Navy 51F4.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, ordnance Dept. Specification

4-1121; 1944. Flux, Brazing (for Sliver Solder).

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700-709

MACHINERY AND VEHICLES

POWER GENERATING EQUIPMENT

(Except electrical)

700. GENERAL ITEMS

American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Power Test

Codes, Auxiliary sections. Code on Definitions and Values, 1945. Precise definitions of terms and

exact values of the constants employed In the various power test codes are fundamentally Important.

This new code provides standard definitions and values required by Individual codes and to supple- ment each of them. Tables 1, 2, and 3 enumerate the units to be employed In reporting results of tes.ts made In accordance with the various test codes. These are followed by notes on data and computations of test codes and a table of letter symbols.' American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Power Test

Codes, Auxiliary Sections. Code on General Instruction, 1945. No user of the Power Test Codes should

be without this code for It contains Important In- structions and Information not found In the test

codes, such as rules for planning, conducting, and reporting tests; a discussion of respective respon- sibilities for conducting tests; relation of tests

to purchase contracts; adjustment of controversies

and' arbitration. 701. STEAM ENGINES AND LOCOMOTIVES

701.2 STEAM TURBINES

American Institute of Electrical Engineers, No. 600; 1944. Recommended Specification for Speed Governing of Prime Movers Intended To Drive Electric Gen- erators. To recommend functional and performance

characteristics relating to the speed-governing of prime movers Intended to drive electric generators

and Is limited to steam turbines Intended to drive electric generators of not less than 10,000 lew. Gives terms and definitions, equipment specification, performance specifications, descriptive literature, acceptance tests, and figures. American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Standard

601 and 602; 1945. Sponsored by American Society

of Mechanical Engineers. Preferred Standards for Large 3600-Rpm 3-Phase 60-cycle Condensing steam Turbine-Generators (Larger Than 10,000-KW. Rated

Capacity) and Standard Specification Data for Gener- ators for Large 3600-Rpm 3-Phase eo-Cycle Condensing Steam Turbine Generators (Larger Than 10, OOC-KW. Rated Capacity). Gives data, figures, and specifi- cations for both air-cooled generators and hydrogen- cooled generators.

American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Preferred

Standards for Large 3600-Rpm 3-Phase 60-Cycle Con- densing Steam Turbine Generators, 1945. These

ratings and characteristics of steam turbine gener- ator units were established by a Joint A. I. E. E.

A. S.M.E. Committee to fit the requirements of

purchasers, to permit the selection of operating

pressures and temperatures for each standard unit, and to fix standard extraction temperatures for the various units. national Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Recommended

Standards for Turbine-Generator units 75 to 400 KW, Inclusive, 45-101; 1945. These standards provide

practical Information concerning construction, performance and manufacture of turbine-generators, 75

to 400 KW, Inclusive. Gives recommended standards

for steam turbines for turbine-generator units, al- ternating-current generators for steam-turbine

drive, and direct-current generators for steamturbine drive. National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Specifying a Direct-Connected Steam Turbine, Synchronous Generator Unit, 45-103; 1945. Covers direct-connected,

60-cycle, 3600 rpm and 50-cycle, 3000 rpm steam turbine, synchronous generator units. Gives Introduction, general requirements, features and accessories, Installation services and accessories, rating

and design conditions, detail specifications, trans- portation and Installation, and proposal bid data. 701.3 LOCOMOTIVES

American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Boiler

Construction code. Boilers of Locomotives, 1943

with 1944-1945 Addenda. Recommendations here given

are for materials, working pressures, thickness of plates and tubes, Joint efficiency, braced and

stayed surfaces, riveting, safety valves, fittings,

hydrostatic tests, welding, stamping, etc.

U. S. Gov. , Interstate commerce Commission, Bureau of Locomotive Inspection. Laws, Rules, and Instructions for Inspection and Testing of Steam Locomo- tives and Tenders and Their Appurtenances, 1940. Includes rules and Instructions for Inspection and testing of locomotive boilers and their appurtenances. Covers responsibility for the general con- struction and safe working pressure, factor of safety, tensile strength of material, shearing

strength of rivets, rules for Inspection, Inspection

of Interior of boiler,- Inspection of exterior of boiler, testing boiler, stay bolt testing, steam

gauges, safety valves, water glass and gauge cocks, Injectors, flue plugs, washing boilers, steam leaks, filing reports, and accident reports,

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission, Bureau of Locomotive Inspection. Laws, Rules, and Instruc- tions for Inspection and Testing of Steam Locomo- tives and Tenders and Their Appurtenances, 1940. Includes rules and Instructions for Inspection and testing of steam locomotives and tenders. Covers

ash pans, brake and signal equipment, cabs, warning

signals, and sanders, draw gear and draft gear,

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driving gear, lights, running gear, tenders, throttle and reversing gear, filing reports, and accident

reports.

U. S. Gov., interstate Commerce commission, Bureau of Locomotive Inspection. Laws, Rules, and Instructions for Inspection and Testing of St.eam Locomotives and Tenders and Their Appurtenances, 1940. Includes safety appliance standards for locomotives, as fixed by order of the Commission dated March 13, 1911. Covers steam locomotives used In road service, steam locomotives used In switching

service, and specifications common to all steam

locomotives. 702. ACCESSORIES AND PARTS FOR STEAM

ENGINES AND LOCOMOTIVES

702.9 MISCELLANEOUS PARTS FOR STEAM ENGINES

AND LOCOMOTIVES

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept. , Mechanical Dlv. Manual of standard and Recommended Practice, 1946. Dry Pipes and Outside

Steam Pipes, Recommended practice, 1945. For loco- motives, recommended diameters and thickness of eleven sizes of pipe. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard and Recommended Practice, 1946. Piston Rod and Key

Taper In Crosshead, Recommended Practice, 1923. Gives dimensional drawing of taper for rod and key,

with alternate. 703. BOILERS, FURNACES, EVAPORATORS,

CONDENSERS

703.0 GENERAL ITEMS American Petroleum institute, Dlv. of Production.

Standard 2; 1942. Supplement 1; 1946. Specification for Oil Field Boilers (Locomotive Type). Cov- ers material, method of determining horsepower,

workmanship and finish, special construction, standard openings and fittings, marking, Inspection and

rejection, and appendices.

American Society of Mechanical Engineers. A.S.M.E. Boiler Construction Code (Combined Edition), 1943 with 1944-1945 Addenda. Comprising the Combined

Edition are the construction rules described on

these pages, for locomotive, low-pressure heating,

miniature, and power boilers; the rules for In- spection, for care of power boilers, for unflred

pressure vessels, for welding qualifications, and

for materials. In this form the Code serves as a convenient reference work for those who need detailed Information on the design and construction

of several types of boilers and pressure vessels. American society of Mechanical Engineers. Boiler

Construction Code. Low-Pressure Heating Boiler

Code, 1943 with 1944-1945 Addenda. These rules ap- ply to steel and cast Iron boilers used exclusively

for low-pressure steam heating, hot water heating,

and hot water supply. Recommendations cover materials, Joint efficiency, setting and Installation,

fittings, safety valves, stamping, hydrostatic

tests, and welding.

American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Boiler

Construction Code. Power Boiler Code, including

Rules for Inspection, 1943 with 1944-1945 Addenda. These rules apply to the boiler proper and piping

connections up to and Including the valve or valves

as required by the Code, also to superheaters, reheaters, economizers, and other pressure parts con- nected directly to the boiler without Intervening

valves. Recommendations are provided for the materials; thicknesses of plates; Joint efficiency; lig- ament efficiency; domes and manholes; dished and

flat heads; braced and stayed surfaces; stays and stay tubes; combustion chambers; headers; riveting;

calking; nozzle openings; safety valves; gages;

fittings; piping; setting; Inspection; and stamping.

American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Boiler

Construction Code. Specifications for Materials,

1943 with 1944-1945 Addenda. These specifications

are for the important materials used In the construction of boiler and pressure vessels. They recommend the chemical composition and outline the re- quirements for tensile properties, test specimens,

finish, marking, inspection, annealing, heat treatment, etc. Materials for which specifications are provided include boiler steel plates and rivets,

steel and Iron castings, steel tubes, steel bolting

materials, pipe and flanges, wrought iron, and nonferrous metals. American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Power Test Codes. Stationary Steam-Generating Units, 1945. For testing stationary steam-generating units defined as combinations of apparatus for producing,

furnishing, or recovering heat, together with appa- ratus for transferring to a working fluid the heat thus made available. For purposes of this code

such a unit may Include boiler, water walls, water

floor, water screens, superheater, reheater, economizer, air heater, furnace, and fuel-burning equip- ment. The Code establishes rules for conducting

tests to determine (a) capacity, (b) efficiency,

(c) superheater characteristics, (d) any other op- erating characteristics. Instructions are given

for two acceptable methods of testing for efficiency and capacity— (a) direct measurements of Input

and output, and (b) direct measurement of heat loss and either the Input or output. Heat Exchange Institute. Condenser Section, 1939, re- vised 1940. This standard Includes Part I—Surface Condenser Standards; covering nomenclature, definitions, condenser performance, materials of construction, atmospheric relief valve sizes, air pump capacity, tubing characteristics; and Part II—Barometric and Low Level Jet Condenser Standards; covering nomenclature, types, design, definitions, performance, construction, atmospheric relief valves,

air pump capacity, and Installation. Also Includes air-water vapor mixture data, pressure temperature

conversion tables, and logarithms base "E" applica- ble to both parts. Heat Exchange Institute. Non-De aerating Heater Section, 1942. This standard covers nomenclature,

definitions, types and standards of construction,

rating standards and guarantees, accessories, and

typical specification. Steel Boiler Institute, Inc. Rating Code, 1945. For commercial steel boilers, residential steel boilers, and testing oil-fired residential steel boilers.

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- Covers general requirements, rating of commercial

steel boilers, rating of residential steel boilers, SBI code for testing oil fired residential steel heating boilers, procedure for obtaining SBI net

ratings on oil fired residential steel boilers, SBI symbol, and index. 703.1 BOILERS AND DONKEY ENGINES

American Petroleum Institute, Div. of Production.

Standard 2; 1942. Supplement i; 1946. Specification for Oil Field Boilers (Locomotive Type).

Covers material, method of determining horsepower,

workmanship and finish, special construction,

standard openings and' fittings, marking, inspection

and rejection, and appendices.

U. S. Gov. , Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-B-400;

1946. Boilers, Steam, Vertical, Skid-Mounted, 150-

Lb. , 60-Hp.

703.2 BOILER TUBES

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 44T3g, 1945.

Tubes, Boiler, Seamless. . U. 8. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 44Tllb; 1946. Tubes, Boiler, Steel, Commercial. 703.3 FURNACES AND BURNERS

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 50F3a; 1946. Furnaces, Crucible, Tilting (Shipboard Use). 703.9 MISCELLANEOUS BOILER AND CONDENSER

ACCESSOR l£S

American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Power .Test Codes. Coal Pulverizers, 1944. Defines practice

of testing pulverizers used for firing boiler fur- naces, kilns, or Industrial furnaces of various

types. Heat Exchange Institute. Condenser Section, 1940. Typical Specifications for Surface Condensers and Auxiliaries for Turbine Service. This standard

covers general requirements (size, capacity, and operation), condenser details, data required with

bid, steam Jet air ejector, condensate pump, circu- lating water pump, drives, and accessories. National Board of Fire Underwriters. Recommended by

National Fire Protection Assn. and approved by American Standards Assn., Z 12. 1-1945. Installation

of Pulverized Fuel Systems, No. 60A; 1945. Applies

to new Installations or major alterations or extensions to existing equipment. Covers introduction,

definitions of pulverized- fuel systems, arrangements of direct-fired systems, arrangement of storage systems, hot-air supply, strength of equipment,

piping, building, electricity for light and power, lighting pulverized- fuel furnaces, interlocks and starting sequence, flame detectors, furnace con- struction, extinguishing fires in pulverizers or piping, pulverizer outlet temperature, operating

instructions, and eleven figures.

U. S. Gov. , Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-B-334;

1946. Boller-Feed-Water-Treatment; Materials and Equipment (for Theater of Operations, Stationary

use)

.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17C19a; 1945. Contact-Makers (for Superheated Steam).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 45Tle; 1946. Traps, Steam, Open-Bucket and Continuous-Flow

(Shipboard Use)

.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 45T2c; 1945. Traps, Steam, Thermostatic (Shipboard Use).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 60-1-2; 1945. Indicators, Smoke (Boiler) (Shipboard Use).

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Div., 732;

1945. Cleaners, Vacuum; Furnace, Electric, Portable. Covers a heavy duty type In two sizes— (1) 3/4 horsepower and (2) 1 1/2 horsepower. Gives

requirements for material, marking, exposed surfaces, reversibility, vacuum producer, motor, motor

starter or switch, cord and attachment plug, dirt separator, attachments and tools, motor brushes, motor bearings, and details; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

70U. OIL ENGINES

704.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Automotive Diesel Engine Cost and Performance Data for 1943. The tabulated data collected for 1943 contain

detailed Information received from owners and oper- ators of Diesel-powered busses and trucks on 848

vehicles. Information on type of vehicles; type of service; number of engine road failures and their

causes, cost per mile or hour for fuel, lubricating

oil, and engine maintenance Is presented In tabular

form. Published 1945. American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Oil Engine Power Cost Report for 1943. Published 1945. This fifteenth annual survey of cost and performance

data presents Information supplied by 149 oilengine generating stations containing 447 engines

which generated 426,874,550 net kw. hr. Included

in the Report is such significant Information as: type of plants and load, number of engines, total

capacity, total hours of operation, gross and net

output, percentage of gross output used in plants, annual plant load factor, and running plant capac- ity factor. Important data on engine and plant

operating statistics are given, also a summary Of plant operating statistics and cost data for each

plant over the entire period for which Information

is available.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-64a; 1945. Pre-Oillng and Ground Operation of Engines Installed In Aircraft.

U. S. Gov. , Interstate Commerce Commission, Bureau of Locomotive Inspection. Laws, Rules, and Instruc- tions for Inspection and Testing of Locomotives

Other Than Steam, 1940. The railroad company is responsible for design, construction, Inspection,

and repair of all locomotives used on its line. Covers brake equipment, drawgear between locomotive

units, connections between trucks and draft' gear, running gear, wheels, cabs, cab aprons, pilots,

lights, whistles, bells, sanders, train signal, electrical equipment, Internal-combustion equipment,

boilers used In connection with locomotives other

than those propelled by steam power, specifications,

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periodical reports, time out of service, accidents,

and locomotive Inspection report. 705. GASOLINE ENGINES AND GAS ENGINES

705.0 GENERAL ITEMS

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission, Bureau of Locomotive Inspection. Laws, Rules, and Instructions for Inspection and Testing of Locomotives

Other Than Steam, 1940. The railroad company is responsible for design, construction, inspection,

and repair of all locomotives used on its line. Covers brake equipment, drawgear between locomotive

units, connections between trucks and draft gear, running gear, wheels, cabs, cab aprons, pilots,

lights, whistles, bells, sanders, train signal,

electrical equipment, internal-combustion equipment, boilers used In connection with locomotives

other than those propelled by steam power, specifications, periodical reports, time out of service,

accidents, and locomotive inspection report.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-196;

1945. Packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment;

Engines, Ground, Alr-Cooled (32 Horsepower and

Under) Spare Parts for.

705.3 PUMPING ENGINES

American Petroleum Institute, Dlv. of Production,

Standard 11-E-l; 1941. Supplement 1; 1946. Speci- fication for Rating of Roller -Chain Speed Reducers

for Pumping Machines. Covers scope, marking, limi- tations, design of drives, design of housing,

shafts, bearings, service and application, formulas,

Inspection and rejection, and appendix.

705.1 GASOLINE ENGINES FOR ELECTRIC GENERATORS

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1596; 1945.. Engine GE-12-B.

705.5 GASOLINE ENGINE ACCESSORIES AND PARTS

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

90-20; 1945. Sleeves, Dry (for General Purpose,

Gasoline Engines).

705.6 AIRPLANE ENGINES

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Information Report 6; 1945. Oil Dilution and Cold Starting of Aircraft Engines. This report submits definitions and methods for determination of oil dilution In aircraft engines. Covers definitions, method of determination, samples where taken and

amount, limitations, and charts. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2574A, 1946. Preservation

of Engines (Limited Period). Provides a procedure

for preparing reciprocating aircraft engines to resist corrosion during shipment and limited storage under favorable conditions. Gives requirements

for material and equipment, preliminary operation,

preparation for storage procedure, recommended

procedure for re-preservation, and general.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 28144A;

1939. Development Test of Aircraft Engines.

0» S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 28627;

1945. Engines; Process for Preparation for Storage

of Turbo-Jet.

and Vehicles 707. 12

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-80C-1; 1945. Corrosion Prevention; Method of Handling Aircraft Engines at Aircraft Plants for.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-E-11-1; 1946. Engines; Preparation for Storage

of Aircraft.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-h-9a-2; 1946. Handbooks; Service Instruction

(for Aircraft Engines).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AK-H-10-2; 1946. Handbooks; Overhaul Instruction

(for Aircraft Engines).

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, Civil Aeronautics

Board. Civil Air Regulations, Part 13; 1941. Air- craft Engine Airworthiness.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, Civil Aeronautics

Board. Civil Air Regulations, Part 18; 1942. Maintenance, Repair, and Alteration of Certificated Aircraft and of Aircraft Engines, Propellers, and Instruments. 705.9 MISCELLANEOUS ENGINES

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

90-13; 1944. Engine, Gasoline, Internal Combustion,

9-Cyllnder, Radial Type, Alr-Cooled, 800-Horsepower.

[i. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

90-14; 1944. Engine, Gasoline, Internal Combustion,

8- Cylinder, 60° V-Type, Liquid-Cooled, 500 HP.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

90-15; 1944. Engine, Gasoline, Internal Combustion,

6-Cylinder, Horizontally Opposed, Alr-Cooled, 162 Horsepower.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

90-16; 1945. Engine, RD-1820, interna] Combustion,

Compression Ignition, 9-Cylinder, Radial Type, AirCooled, 450 Horsepower.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

90-19; 1945. Engine, Internal Combustion, LiquidCooled, 110 HP., 346 Cu. In. Displacement.

I

1 . S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

90-22; 1945. Engine, Gasoline, Internal Combustion,

9-Cyllnder, Radial Type, Alr-Cooled, 475 HP. 707. PACKING, PIPE COVERING, AND

GASKETS

707.1 GASKETS

707.11 Asbestos and Metallic Gaskets

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3232E; 1946. Gaskets Oil Resisting (High Temperature). Gasket material made

from selected long fiber asbestos and heat-resisting

synthetic rubber compounds, bonded and felted

together under pressure into a pliable and resilient sheet. Gives requirements, quality, tolerances, samples, reports, identification, packaging,

approval, and rejections.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33G5c; 1945. Gaskets, Metallic-Asbestos, Spiral-Wound (Symbol

2410) (for Flanged Joints in Piping Systems).

707.12 Paper and Fiber Gaskets

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33P36; 1946. Packing, Paper, Fabric, or Cork, Impregnated;

Sheets, Strips, and Gaskets. 171
707. 13 Directory of Commodity Specifications

707. 13 Rubber Gaskets

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-G-23-1; 1945. Gaskets; Aircraft Lighting Equipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification HH-G-156b; 1946. Gaskets; Rubber (Natural or Synthetic), Molded,

Sheet, and Strip. Covers one type. Gives require- ments for material, workmanship, physical requirements, flexibility, tolerances In width, tolerances

In thickness, dimensions of molded and strip rubber,

thickness, width, and weight of sheet rubber, and

gaskets; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; ana packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33G10; 1945.

Gaskets, Cold-Storage-Door (Nonwatertlght)

.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33G14c; 1945. Gaskets, Rubber-Tubing (for Paint Buckets).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33Rlh; 1946. Rubber, Synthetic; Gaskets, Packing, Sheets, and

Strips.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

20-124; 1945. Gaskets, Molded Rubber. 707.14 Cork Gaskets

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33P36; 1946. Packing, Paper, Fabric, or Cork, Impregnated; Sheets,

Strips, and Gaskets. 707.15 Sealing Compound

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 14144-1;

1945. Compound; Integral Fuel Tank, Sealing.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification SS-C-608; 1946. Compounds, Jointing; Sulfur (for Bell-and-Splgot

Cast-iron Pipe). Covers two types— (I) for cold

water service and (II) for hot and cold water service. Gives requirements for material and workmanship, composition, temperature, and tensile strength;

methods of sampling and tests; and packaging and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-115-1;

1945. Packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment;

Compound, Sealing, Dlpcoatlng.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-168;

1944. Compound, Calking (for Wooden Vessels).

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-A-374;

1946. Adhesive, Paste, for Demolition Charges.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33C6a; 1945. Compound, Sealing, Boller-Caslng.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52C40; 1946. Compound, Calking, Synthetic-Rubber-Base (for Seams

of Wooden Decks).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

3-200; 1945. Cement, Sealing or Plugging.

707.16 Synthetic Gaskets

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-79-l; 1946. Packing and Gaskets; Hydraulic.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33R11; 1946. Rubber, Synthetic, Gasket (for Bolted Steel Tanks

for Gasoline Storage).

707.19 Miscellaneous Specifications for

Gaskets

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical Standard 108; 1946. Gasket—Governor Mounting.

Covers the design and performance requirements of governor mounting gaskets. Gives construction,

quality, requirements, test procedures, reports, approval, rejections, and drawing with dimensions and

notes. 707.2 PACKING

707.20 General Items

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-p-74a; 1946. Packings; Installation and Gland

Design of Hydraulic (General Specification for). 707.21 Asbestos Packing

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification HH-P-34a; 1945. Packing; Asbestos, Rod, Braided. Covers two types

(A) plain, no wire and (B) with wire Insertion.

Gives requirements for material and workmanship,

asbestos, lubrication; and details for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification HH-P-51a; 1945.

Packing; Asbestos, Valve-Stem. Covers four types

(I) braided and lubricated with oil; (II) braided

and frlctloned with rubber compound; (III) twisted and lubricated with oil; and (IV) twisted and

frlctloned with rubber compound; and two grades

(A) 90 percent asbestos and (B) 80 percent asbestos. Gives requirements for material and workmanship,

asbestos, yarn, construction, lubricant, and friction compound; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33P2h; 1946. Packing, Asbestos-Metalllc-Cloth, Sheet and Tape.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33P5g; 1945.

Packing, Asbestos, Rope, and Wick (Symbol 1102)

.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33P13d; 1945.

Packing, Sheet, Asbestos, Compressed (Symbol 2150).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33Pl6c; 1945. Packing, Asbestos, Rod, High-Pressure (Symbol 1100).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33P38; 1945. Packing, Expansion-Joint, and Hydraulic (Symbols

1110 and 1220)

.

707.22 Flax or Hemp Packing

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification HH-P-106b; 1944. Amend. 1; 1946. Packing; Flax, Hemp, or Cotton.

Covers one grade. Gives requirements for material,

workmanship, flax and hemp, cotton, cotton yarn, lubrication, and weight per linear yard for various

sizes; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33P1J; 1946. Packing, Flax- or Hemp-Fiber (Symbol 1260)

.

707.23 Metal 1 ic Packing

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-80; 1945. packing; Nlckel-Chromlum-Iron Alloy

Braided.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification HH-P-126b; 1945. Packing; Metallic, Flexible. Covers one grade.

Gives requirements for material, workmanship, cross section and size, construction, metal, core, lubrication, and colls; methods of sampling, Inspection,

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and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33P33a; 1945. Packing, Semlmetalllc, for Stern Tubes (Symbol

1405)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33P38; 1945. Packing, Expansion-Joint, and Hydraulic (Symbols

1110 and 1220)

707. 24 Rubber Packing

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 12023B;

1945. Tape; Cork—Synthetic Rubber Sealing (Adhesive Back).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-T-84-1; 1946. Tape; Adhesive Sealing (Rubber and Cork Composition)

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification HH-P-61d; 1946.

Packing; Diaphragm. Covers one type of rubber compound. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, construction, tolerance, thickness, fabric,

rubber, compression-set, and Immersion; methods of sampling, Inspection, and test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification HH-P-151b; 1945.

Packing; Rubber, Cloth-Insertion. Covers one type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, construction, physical tests of rubber, fabric, width, and tolerances; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33P81; 1945. Packing, Synthetic-Rubber, Cloth-Insertion (Symbol

2353) . U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33P10e; 1945. Packing, Synthetic-Rubber, Wire-Insertion (Symbol

2354) . U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33P23c; 1945. Packing, Synthetic Rubber-Graphite, Unvulcanlzed

(Symbol 2352).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. specification 33P31b; 1946. Packing, Diaphragm.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33Rlh; 1946. Rubber, Synthetic: Gaskets, Packing, Sheets, and

Strips.

707.25 Cotton and Canvas Packing

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification HH-P-106b; 1944. Amend. 1; 1946. Packing; Flax, Hemp, or Cotton.

Covers one grade. Gives requirements for material,

workmanship, flax and hemp, cotton, cotton yarn,

lubrication, and weight per linear yard for various

sizes; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov. , Navy Dept. Specification 33P32v; 1945. Packing, Cotton, square, Braided (Symbol 1270)

707.26 Leather Packing

U. S. Gov. , Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-R-22-3; 1946. Rings; Hydraulic Packing (Back-Up)

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification KK-L-177a; 1946. Leather; Hydraulic-Packing, Mineral-Tanned. Covers

one class; two types— (I) regular and (II) noncorroslve; two gradns— (A) and (B); and three weights

medium, heavy, and extra heavy. Gives requirements

for material, workmanship, tannage, finish, trim,

cracklness, tensile strength, shrinkage, curling

temperature, and details for each grade; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

707.28 Fiber Packing

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification HH-P-91a; 1945. Packing; Fiber, Hard, Sheet. Covers one grade, that known commercially as B.H. or "Bone Hard." Gives

requirements for material and workmanship, uniformity, color, machlneablllty, hardness, specific gravity, thickness, tensile strength, and water absorption; methods of sampling, Inspection, and test; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification HH-P-96b; 1945. Packing Fiber, Animal or Plant; Sheet (for) Lubri- cating and Fuel-Oil. Covers one grade. Gives re- quirements for material and workmanship and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov. , Navy Dept. Specification 33P27b; 1945. Packing, Fiber, Hard, Sheet (Symbol 2226)

707.29 Miscellaneous Specifications for

Packings

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-79-1; 1946. Packing and Gaskets; Hydraulic.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33P28C; 1946. Packing, Coil-Form, Stuffing-Tube and Terminal-Tube

(for Electric Cables).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33P36; 1946.

Packing, Paper, Fabric, or Cork, Impregnated; Sheets,

Strips, and Gaskets. 707.3 RUBBER VALVES FOR PUMPS

707=4 PIPE COVERINGS AND BOILER LAGGING

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification ZZ-V-51a; 1940. Amend. 1; 1946. Valves; Rubber. Covers three

classes—(A) hard, (B) medium, and (C) soft. Shall consist of a compound of natural rubber, synthetic

rubber, or a mixture. Gives workmanship, general

requirements, hardness, dry heat test, steam test, and bolllng-water test; methods of sampling, In- spection, »and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification HVlc; 1945.

Valves, Pump, Synthetic-Rubber.

707.41 Cork Pipe Coverings

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 32P11; 1945. Pipe-Covering, Cork, Molded (with Fire-Reslstant

Vapor-Barrier)

707.42 Asbestos Coverings for Pipes and

Boi lers

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification HH-I-561b; 1945 and Amend. 1; 1945. Insulation; Laminated-Asbestos.

Covers three types— (I) asbestos or sponge felt in- sulation (700° F. ); (II) Indented asbestos paper

insulation (500° F. ); (III) corrugated or Indented asbestos paper insulation (300° F. )

; and two

classes— (A) blocks and (B) pipe covering. Gives

requirements for tolerances and details covering

construction, weight, conductivity, thickness,

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sizes, Jackets, bands, and loss on heating; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

707 A3 Magnesia Coverings for Pipes and

Boi lers

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification HH-M-61a; 1945 and

Amend. 1; 1945. Magnesia; Block, Cement, and PipeCovering (Molded). Covers one grade and four types

(I) standard thickness, (II) double standard thick- ness, (III) blocks, and (IV) cement or plaster.

Shall contain not less than 85 percent of pure hy—

drated magnesium carbonate and not less than 10 percent long-fiber asbestos. Gives general requirements and detail requirements for each type; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and test; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 32P10b; 1946. Plaster, Magnesia.

707.44 Felt Pipe Coverings—Vegetable and

Mineral

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification HK-P-387; 1946. Pipe-Covering; Mineral-Wool (Molded-Type and BlanketType for Heated Pipes). 1 Covers one grade and two types— (I) molded pipe Insulation (Class A—up to 500° F. and Class B—up to 1,000° F. ) and (II) blanket pipe Insulation (Class C—up to 1,000° F.

)

Gives requirements for material, workmanship, and details for each, type and class; methods of sampling,' Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing,

and marking for shipment.

707.46 Glass Fiber Insulation

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 32G5; 1945.

Glass, Fibrous (Duct Insulation).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 32G6a; 1946.

Glass, Fibrous; Board and Stripping Tape (Heat In- sulation) . U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 32-1-1; 1945. Insulation, Glass, Fibrous; Sheets. 707.47 Mineral or Rock Wool Insulation

American Society for Testing Material, C195-45T; 1945. Tentative Specifications for Mineral Wool Thermal Insulating Cement. Covers thermal Insulating material composed predominantly of mineral wool, in the form of dry cement or plaster. Gives physical

properties, sampling and mixing, methods of testing,

and rejection.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification HH-C-168; "1946. Cement, Insulation; Thermal, Mineral-Wool. 'Covers one grade and type. Gives requirements for material, physical properties, temperature resistance,

density, covering capacity, shrinkage, thermal con- ductivity, adhesion to steel, and loss In weight;

methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification HH-I-564; 1946. Insulation; Mineral-Wool, Block and Board (for Heated Surfaces) . Covers one grade; one type; two forms— (I) 12 by 36 In. or smaller and (II) larger

than 12 by 36 In.; and four classes— (A) up to 225°

F. , (B) up to 500° F. , (C) up to 1,000° F. , and (D) up to 1,500° F. Gives requirements for breaking

ity Specifications

strength, linear shrinkage, water-vapor absorption, and details for each form and class; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification HH-M-371a; 1945. Mineral-Wool, Impregnated; Blanket, Block, and Pipe

Covering (Molded) (for Low Temperatures) . Includes

five types— (I) molded block; (II) molded sectional pipe covering, Ice water thickness; (III) molded

sectional pipe covering, brine thickness; (IV) molded sectional pipe covering, heavy brine thickness; and (V) felted blanket. Gives requirements

for material, workmanship, sulphur, heat and cold

test; moisture absorption, modulus of rupture, ther- mal conductivity, density, accessories, and details

for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification KH-P-387; 1946. Pipe-Covering; Mineral-Wool (Molded-Type and BlanketType for Heated Pipes). Covers one grade and two types— (I) molded pipe Insulation (Class A—up to 500° F. and Class 3—up to 1,000° F. ) and (II) blanket pipe Insulation (Class C—up to 1,000° F. )

.

Gives requirements for material, workmanship, and details for each type and class; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 32-1-5; 1945. Insulation, Mineral-Wool, Pipe-Covering (for Low

Temperatures)

.

707.49 Miscellaneous Covering for Pipes and

Boilers

V. S. Gov. , Federal Specification HH-I-578a; 1945. Insulation, Vermlcullte; Block and Pipe covering

(Molded). Covers four types— (I) standard thickness, pipe-covering; (II) double standard thickness,

pipe-covering; (III) solid thickness, pipe-covering; and (IV) block. Shall be made of expanded or ex- foliated mica, long fiber asbestos, and a suitable

binder. Gives general requirements and detail re- quirements for each type; methods of sampling, In- spection, and test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 32P8c; 1946. Pipe-Covering, Thermal- Insulation. 709. INSULATION, THERMAL

U. S. Gov. , Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial standard CS131-46; 1946. Industrial Mineral Wool Products, All Types—Testing

and Reporting. Provides uniform methods for testing

and reporting the physical and chemical properties

of mineral wool products made of rock, slag, or glass and describes equipment to produce standard

results. Gives definitions; sampling; methods of testing and reporting adhesive strength, compressive strength, corrosion resistance, coverage, density and thickness, fire resistance, moisture ad- sorption, odor emission, shot content, temperature

resistance, and thermal conductivity; warranty; and notes. Initiated by the Industrial Mineral wool

Institute.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification EH-I-578a; 1945. Insulation, Vermlcullte; Block and Pipe Covering

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(Molded). Covers four types— (I) standard thickness, pipe-covering; (II) double standard thickness,

pipe-covering; (III) solid thickness, pipe-covering;

and (IV) block. Shall be made of expanded or ex- foliated mica, long fiber asbestos, and a suitable

binder. Gives general requirements and detail re- quirements for each type; methods of sampling, In- spection, and test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification HH-M-eia; 1945 and

Amend. 1; 1945. Magnesia; Block, Cement, and PipeCovering (Molded). Covers one grade and four

types— (I) standard thickness, (II) double standard

thickness, (III) blocks, and (IV) cement or plaster. Shall contain not less than 85 percent of pure hydrated magnesium carbonate and not less than 10 percent long-fiber asbestos. Gives general requirements and detail requirements for each type; methods 710-719

710. GENERAL ITEMS

American Institute of Electrical Engineers. No. 503; 1945. AIEE Test Code for Synchronous Machines.

Contains instructions for conducting the more generally applicable and acceptable tests to determine, the performance characteristics of synchronous

machines. Gives miscellaneous tests, segregated

losses, efficiency, saturation and synchronous im- pedance, load excitation and voltage regulation,

temperature tests, speed torque tests, and sudden

short-circuit tests and synchronous machine quantities. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, No. 700; 1945. Report on Aircraft D-C Apparatus Voltage

Ratings. Many difficulties and much confusion will

be eliminated by adopting suitable standard voltage

ratings for all aircraft electrical equipment.

Gives table showing proposed A. I.E. E. standard for aircraft D-C apparatus voltage ratings. American Institute of Electrical Engineers and American Society of Mechanical Engineers, J oint sponsors. American Standards Assn., Z32. 3-1946. Graphical

Symbols for Electric Power and Control. Covers

basic symbols which have widespread use and application. Gives symbols for alarms, battery, capacitor, cl-rcult breakers, colls, connections, electrical

contacts, contactors, fuse, Indicating lights, in- struments and meters, lightning arrestors, machines,

meters, plug connections, rectifiers, relays, relay

function symbols, resistors, shielding, switches,

thermal elements, thermocouples, transformers, windings, and wiring.

American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Practice for Electrical Installations on

Shipboard, 45; 1945. For the equipment of merchant vessels with electrical apparatus for lighting,

signaling, communication, power, propulsion, either

direct current or alternating current. Gives defi- nitions including general, generator classification, motor classification, rotary converters, motor

speed classification, ventilation of machines,

of sampling, Inspection, and test; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification HH-M-371a; 1945. Mineral-Wool, Impregnated; Blanket, Block, and Pipe

Covering (Molded) (for Low Temperatures) . Includes

five types— (I) molded block; (II) molded sectional pipe covering, ice water thickness; (III) molded sectional pipe covering, brine thickness; (IV) molded sectional pipe covering, heavy brine thickness; and (V) felted blanket. Gives requirements

for material, workmanship, sulphur, heat and cold

test; moisture absorption, modulus of rupture, ther- mal conductivity, density, accessories, and details

for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

0. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 32G7; 1945.

Glass, Cellular (for Thermal Insulation).

enclosure of machines, kinds of torque, duty classification, control apparatus and swltchgear, classes

of insulating material, types of circuits, and nature of supply. American Society for Testing Materials, B155-45T; 1945. Tentative Method of Test for Temper of Strip and Sheet Metals for Electronic Devices (Spring-Back

Method). Covers the procedure for determining the temper of strip and sheet metals for electronic de- vices, in thicknesses of 0.020 In. or less, by

means of measurements of the "spring-back" when the specimen is released after bending in the prescribed

manner. Gives apparatus, test specimen, procedure, and report. American Society for Testing' Materials, B157-45T; 1945. Tentative Methods of Testing Wire for Supports Used

In Electronic Devices and Lamps. Cover the procedures for testing round wire (exclusive of molybdenum and tungsten) from 0.010 to 0.075 in. in diameter, used as support wire In electronic devices and

lamps. Gives chemical composition, electrical resistivity, stralghtness, diameter, out-of-roundness, tension tests, and bend test. Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Companies.

Factory Mutual Bulletin of Loss Prevention, 12.21; 1945. Static Electricity—A Common Fire Cause and How It Can Be Eliminated. Covers how 'static elec- tricity is generated, preventing static accumulation, and tests for static electricity.

International Association of Electrical Inspectors. A Guide to Effective Electrical Maintenance, 1943. Proper maintenance of electrical equipment will ac- complish safety to persons and reduce losses in wages, operating costs, property, and production.

Covers general requirements, substation equipment,

wiring, lightning equipment, control equipment, motors, and arc welding sets. International Association of Electrical Inspectors. A Manual for Investigating and Reporting Electrical

Fires, 1932. To outline a standard method of In- vestigating and reporting electrical fires. Covers

ELECTRICAL MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES

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Investigating and reporting fires due to heat from

an electrical source, table showing types of fires

that may occur on electrical equipment, table showing standard classification of fires of electrical

origin, reporting electrical fires, and standard

electrical fire report form. Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., 1946. List of In- spected Electrical Equipment. This catalog contains summaries of listing card reports on electrical

equipment which has been examined with reference to fire and accident hazards and for conformity with

the provisions of the National Electrical Code ap- plying to Its Installation and use. There Is an Index and the Items are arranged alphabetically In each section as to the subject and alphabetically

by name of manufacturer under each subject.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-E-16; 1946. Electrical Load Analysis; Method

for Aircraft DC.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-T-65-l; 1946. Test Procedure for Alrbourne Electronic Equipment.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-E-251;

1945. Electrical-Equipment: Rotation, Connections,

and Terminal Markings for.

71 I . ELECTRIC GENERATORS AND MOTORS

7 1 1. 1 ELECTRIC GENERATORS

711.10 Genera] Items

Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Companies.

Factory Mutual Bulletin of Loss Prevention, 15.20;

1941. Protecting Electric Generators. Covers gen- eral discussion, engine-driven generators, steam

turbo-generators, carbon dioxide, perforated water

spray pipes, and hydro-generators.

National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Motor and

Generator Standards, 45-102; 1945. General Definitions. Covers protection of machines, classification of types of machines by mechanical protection

and system of cooling, duty and service conditions,

rating, performance and test, general classificationmotors, types distinguished by features of designmotors, speed classification-motors, complete machines and parts, single-phase motor parts, Isolated electric farm lighting plants, miscellaneous. 711.11 Alternating-Current Generators

American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Practice for Electrical Installations on

Shipboard, 45; 1945. Alternating-Current Generating

Sets. Gives Installation and location, number and

size, exciters, emergency sets, voltage regulators,

generator windings, prime movers, mountings, Insu- lation, lubrication, corrosion-resistant parts,

terminal arrangements, tests, temperature limits, spare parts, etc. American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Standard

601 and 602; 1945. Sponsored by American Society

of Mechanical Engineers. Preferred Standards for Large 3600-Rpm 3-Phase 60-Cycle Condensing Steam

Turbine-Generators (Larger Than 10,000-KW Rated Capacity) and Standard Specification Data for Generators for Large 3600-Rpm 3-Phase eo-Cycle Condensing Steam Turbine-Generators (Larger Than 10,000-KW

Rated Capacity). Gives data, figures, and specifications for both air-cooled generators and hydrogencooled generators. American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Preferred

Standards for Large 3600-Rpm 3-Phase 60-Cycle Con- densing Steam Turbine Generators, 1945. These

ratings and characteristics of steam turbine gener- ator units were established by a Joint A. I.E.E.-

A.S.M.E. Committee to fit the requirements of purchasers, to permit the selection of operating pressures and temperatures for each standard unit, and

to fix standard extraction temperatures for the various units. National Electrical .Manufacturers Assn. Recommended

Standards for Turbine-Generator Units 75 to 400 KW, Inclusive, 45-101; 1945. These standards provide

practical Information concerning construction, performance and manufacture of turbine-generators, 75

to 400 kw, Inclusive. Gives recommended standards

for steam turbines for turbine-generator units,

alternating-current generators for steam-turbine

drive, and direct-current generators for steamturbine drive. National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Motor and Generator Standards, 45-102; 1945. Synchronous Generators. Gives rating standards, performance standards, and manufacturing standards. National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Specifying a Direct-Connected Steam Turbine, Synchronous Generator Unit, 45-103; 1945. covers direct-connected,

60-cycle, 3600 rpm and 50-cycle, 3000 rpm steam

turbine, synchronous generator units. Gives Intro- duction, general requirements, features and accessories, Installation services and accessories, rating

and design conditions, detail specifications, trans- portation and Installation, and proposal bid data.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 32478-1;

1945. Generator, Engine-Driven Type V-l, AlternatingCurrent.

u. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 32509-2;

1945. Alternator; Engine-Driven, Type A-l (Aircraft) . U. S. Gov., u. s. Army, signal Corps specification

71-3231; 1945. Generator G-7( )/u.

711.12 Direct-Current Generators

American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Practice for Electrical Installations on Shipboard, 45; 1945. Direct-Current Generating

Sets. Covers Installation and location, number and

size, emergency sets, windings, voltage regulation

and compounding, parallel operation, prime movers, mountings, accessibility, Insulation of windings,

lubrication, corrosion-resistant parts, terminal

arrangements, tests, temperature limits, sparking,

Insulation, etc. National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Recommended

Standards for Turbine-Generator Units 75 to 400 KW, Inclusive, 45-101; 1945. These standards provide

practical Information concerning construction,

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performance and manufacture of turbine-generators,

75 to 400 lew, Inclusive. Gives recommended standards for steam turbines for turbine-generator units,

alternating-current generators for steam-turbine

drive, and direct-current generators for steamturbine drive. National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Motor and Generator Standards, 45-102; 1945. Direct-Current Generators. Includes general-purpose sizes and larger than general-purpose sizes. Gives rating

standards, performance standards, and manufacturing

standards. National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Motor and Generator standards, 45-102; 1945. Isolated Electric Farm Lighting Plants. Covers plants which fur- nish power from generator alone, plants which fur- nish power from generator and battery combined or

from battery alone, and plants which furnish power

from generator and battery combined or from either

generator or battery alone. Gives rating standards,

performance standards, and manufacturing standards.

The Society of Automotive Engineers cooperated with

the NEMA In the preparation of these standards.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 32299-B;

1945. Power Plant, Aircraft Accessory Electric Type D-2 (5 KW. D. C. ). U. S. Gov. , Army Air Forces Specification 32486A;

1945. Generator; Engine-Driven, Type P-2 (Aircraft

28 Volts D.C. ). U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3069; 1945. Training Generator AN/URA-T1 (Principal Components of). > U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3108; 1945. Generator G-4 ( )/TRC-10.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3141; 1945. Generator G-5( )/TMQ-2.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3169; 1945. Generator G-3( )/TRC-7.

711.2 ELECTRIC MOTORS

71 1 .20 General Items

National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Motor and Generator standards, 45-102; 1945. General Definitions. Covers protection of machines, classification of types of machines by mechanical protection

and system of cooling, duty and service conditions,

rating, performance and test, general classification- motors, types distinguished by features of designmotors, speed classifications-motors, complete machines and parts, single-phase motor parts, Isolated

electric farm lighting plants, and miscellaneous.

Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. Standard for MotorOperated Appliances, 73; 1937. covers scope, general, frame and enclosure, mechanical assembly, cor- rosion protection, supply connections, currentcarrying parts, wiring, Insulating material, motors,

spaclngs, grounding, special safety features, power

Input, temperature, dielectric strength, and marking.

711.21 Alternating-Current tootors American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Practice for Electrical Installations on

Shipboard, 45; 1945. (1) Alternating-Current Motors.

All motors should be designed for the voltage, phase, and frequency of the supply system. Gives Installa- tion and location, accessibility, Insulation and windings, lubrication, terminal arrangements,

corrosion-resistant parts, nameplates, tests, tem- perature rises, and spare parts. (2) Propulsion

Equipment. Includes turbines for electric propulsion, Diesel engines, a-c generators and motors for propulsion, exciters, control equipment, temperature

limits, tests, cables, Installation and operation,

and maintenance. National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Motor and Generator Standards, 45-102; 1945. Alternating

Current Motors. Includes standards for small< power

motors, large single-phase and polyphase Induction,

large synchronous, polyphase for elevator, crane, shell-type motors for woodworking and machine tool

applications, and buffer and grinder motors. Gives classification, rating standards, application

standards, performance standards, and manufacturing

standards. National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Motor and Generator Standards, 45-102; 1945. Small-Power

Motors—Universal. Covers plain series and compensated series. Gives classification, rating standards, performance standards, and manufacturing

standards.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 50474; 1945. Motor, Electric 1/2 Horsepower (Machine Tool Drive).

U. S. Gov., Panama Canal, Purchasing Dept. Specification for Fractional Horsepower Motors, 1945. Single Phase for general purpose use.

U. S. Gov., Panama Canal, Purchasing Dept. Specification for Fractional Horsepower Motors, 1945. Single Phase for refrigerator use.

U. S. Gov., Panama Canal, Purchasing Dept. Specification for Integral Horsepower Motors, 1945. Single

phase for general purpose use.

U. S. Gov., Panama Canal, Purchasing Dept. Specification for Integral Horsepower Motors, 1945. Three

phase for general purpose use.

711.22 Direct-Current Motors

American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Practice for Electrical Installations on

Shipboard, 45; 1945. (l) Motors. Provides for use

of 230 volts direct current, except for 1 United use. Gives Installation and location, accessibility, In- sulation of windings, lubrication, terminal arrangements, corrosion-resistant parts, nameplates, tests, limits of temperature rises for d-c motors, ambient

temperature, sparking, motor overload, Insulation

voltage tests, spare parts, spare parts storage,

and motor application. (2) Propulsion Equipment. Includes turbines for electric propulsion, Diesel

engines, d-c generators and motors for propulsion,

exciters, control equipment, temperature limits,

tests, ' cables, Installation, operation, and maintenance. National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Motor and Generator Standards, 41-102; 1946. Direct-Current

Motors. Includes standards for small motors, large

motors, and elevator motors. Gives classification,

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rating standards, performance standards and manufacturing standards. National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Motor and Generator standards, 45-102; 1945. Small-Power

Motors—Universal. Covers plain series and compensated series. Gives classification, rating standards, performance standards, and manufacturing

standards.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-M-10a-l; 1945. Motors; Aircraft Direct Current, 28 volt System.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17K14b; 1946. Motor- and Control-Equipment, Direct-Current (for

Shipboard and Motorboat Internal-Combustlon-Englne

Starting)

.

711.23 Motor-Driven Fans and Blowers

U. S. Gcv. , Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-F-68-1;

1944. Fans, Electric, Bracket (Shipboard Use)

.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specif lcatlon JAN-F-151-2;

1945. Fans, Electric, Refrigerator-Space (Shipboard

Use).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

12-11; 1945. Fan, Exhaust, Nonsparklng, 24-In. (for Paint Room)

.

71 1.2"+ Electric Tools

National Machine Tool Builders' Assn. Machine Tool Electrical Standards, 1945. For general Industrial

use, Including "Automotive Standards." Applies to machine tools that are power driven, complete metal- working machines not portable by hand, having one or more tool and work holding devices, used for progressively removing metal In the form of chips. Covers general requirements, diagrams, control, motors, wiring, grounding, and electrical accessories

and devices.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification W-D-661; 1942.

Amend. 2; 1945. Drills; Electric, Portable (Exclu- sive of High-Frequency Types) . Covers four types

(I) for aluminum, (II) for corrosion-resistant

steels, (III) for mild steels and various metals

other than corrosion-resistant steels (class A

heavy duty, B—standard duty, and C—light duty),

and (IV) radial drill. Gives requirements for con- struction, safety, motors, screws, bolts, nuts, bearings, gears and shafts, lubrication, wiring,

cord and attachment, plug, switch, chuck, dielectric strength, name plate, and details for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification W-G-671; 1945.

Grinders; Valve-Seat, Engine (Motor-Vehicle). Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, condition,

grinding precision, grinding wheels, dielectric

strength, lubrication, marking, and details; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 40cid; 1946. Drills, Radial, Motor-Driven (Shipboard Use).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 40D4e; 1945.

Drills, Upright, Motor-Driven, 21-Inch (Shipboard

Use).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 40D7; 1945. Drill-Presses, Sensitive, Motor-Driven, 16-Inch

(Shipboard Use).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 40T6c; 1946.

Tools, Woodworking (Shipboard Use).

U. S. Gov. , U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 41-9; 1945. Sharpener, Chain Saw, Motor-Driven.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification 56-100-1A; 1946. Cleaner, High-Pressure, VaporGenerating, Rinsing, and Cleaning; Electric MotorDriven, Portable.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal. Corps Specification

75-481; 1945. Chopper, Paper, Electric, V-Mall. 711.4 ACCESSORIES AND PARTS FOR MOTORS AND GENERATORS

711.42 Carbon Brushes for Motors and

Generators

CI. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau Of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

F210-45; 1945. Carbon-Erush Terminals (Electric).

To provide a practicable simplified list of sizes,

types, and varieties of carbon-brush terminals, to satisfy normal requirements for all sizes and types

of rotating electric apparatus. Gives guide chart for carbon-brush terminals (electric) showing

sketches and dimensions for Integral horsepower or industrial brush shunt terminals, fractional horse- power brush shunt terminals—box type holder, and fractional horsepower brush terminals—cartridge

type holders. 712. 8ATTERIES AND ELECTROPLATING

APPARATUS

712.0 GENERAL ITEMS

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-207;

1945. Packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment

Electrolyte; -Storage Battery (In U. S. 1-Gallon or Imperial 1-Gallon Bottles).

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-208;

1945. Packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment

Eatterles; Storage, Automotive and Navy portable

(Exceeding 15 Pounds Weight).

712.1 PRIMARY BATTERIES

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-B- 18-1; 1945. Batteries, Dry.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

70-401; 1946. Battery BB-53. 712.2 STORAGE BATTERIES

American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Practice for Electrical Installations on Shipboard, 45; 1945. storage Batteries. Covers Installation and location, capacity, general description, accessibility, voltage, charging equipment, cable sizes, nameplates, and spare parts and

boxing.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-B-13a; 1946. Battery; 12-Volt 17- Ampere-Hour

Shielded Storage.

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U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-B-14a; 1946. Battery; 24- Volt 11- Ampere-Hour

Shielded Storage.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-B-23; 1946. Battery; 12-Volt 34-Ampere Hour

Shielded Storage.

0. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-B-24; 1946. Battery; 24- Volt 17-Ampere-Hour

Shielded Storage.

C. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-B-25; 1946. Battery; 24-Volt 34- Ampere-Hour

Shielded Storage.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-B-26; 1946. Batteries; Shielded Storage, General

Specification.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17B4h; 1945. Batteries, Storage, Portable.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17C12c; 1945. Compound, Battery-Sealing.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 18T28; 1945.

Testers, Battery-Water, Conductivity-Type.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

91-88; 1945. Batteries, Storage (for) Military Motor Vehicles.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

70-37-a; 1945. Battery BB-50 (storage, 12 v., 55

Amp-Hr. ) .

1

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

70-405; 1945. Battery BB-205/U.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

70-407; 1945. Battery BB-207/U.

V. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

70-451; 1946. Batteries BB-51 and BB-52.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

70-454; 1945. Battery BB-54-A.

U. s. Gov., u. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

7C-60lr 1946. Battery BB-200/U (Storage, 14 V, 15 Amp-Hr)

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

70- 608; 1945. Battery Pack. BB-208/AMT.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3149; 1946. Battery Tester TS-183/U. 712.3 BATTERY CASES

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17C28a; 1946. Covers, Complete, and Ventllatlon-Parts, Rubber

(Natural and Synthetic; Hard and Soft) (for Use with

Storage Batteries In Submarines).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2208C; 1945. Battery Box.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1687; 1945. Battery Cases CS-119 and CS-H9-A.

712.9 MISCELLANEOUS BATTERY ACCESSORIES

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-144-l; 1945. Clamps; Battery Hold-Down.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification l7S6c; 1945. Storage-Battery-Insulatlon (Sheet Material for Retainers, Sheathlngs, and Baffle-Disks).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

56-100-2; 1944. Still, water: Portable, GasolineOperated (for Servicing of Storage Batteries).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

70-500; 1945. Battery Charger PP-178/u.

713.4

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

70-503; 1945. Battery Charger PE-219-( ). U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

70-504; 1946. Filler MX-692 ( )/U.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3130; 1946. Battery Charger PE-16S. 713. TRANSFORMERS, ELECTRIC CONVERTERS, AND CONDENSERS

713.0 GENERAL ITEMS

Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance companies.

Factory Mutual Bulletin of Loss Prevention 15.30;

1943. Safe Transformer Installations. Gives general discussion and covers oll-lnsulated transformers, transformers filled with a non-flammable liquid, air-blast transformers, and dry-type transformers. 713.1 ELECTRIC CONDENSERS, STATIC

National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Standards for Shunt Capacitors, 45-100; 1945. These standards

provide practical Information concerning construction, test, performance, and manufacture of shunt

capacitors. Gives service conditions, rating standards, manufacturing standards, testing standards,

guide for the application and operation of shunt

capacitors, and definitions.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Favy Specification JAN-C-5-1;

1944. Capacitors; Mlca-Dlelectrlc, Fixed.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-20-3; 1945. Capacitors, Ceramlc-Dlelectrlc, Fixed

(Temperature-Compensating)

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-62-1;

1945. Capacitors, Dry-Electrolytic, Polarized.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-81;

1945. Capacitors, Ceramlc-Dlelectrlc, Variable.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-92-l;

1945. Capacitors, Alr-Dlelectrlc, Variable (Trimmer

Capacitors)

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1667; 1945. Capacitors, By-Pass, Suppression

(Radio- Frequency Interference).

713.2 SYNCHRONOUS CONDENSERS AND CONVERTERS

National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Motor and Generator Standards, 45-102; 1945. Frequency Con- verters and Motors Above 60 Cycles for Industrial

Purposes. Gives rating standards and performance

standards.

U. S. Gov.', U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1502; 1946. Converter M-222 (Ringing) (Telephone

Switchboard, Emergency Ringing Current).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3051; 1946. Converter CF-4-( ) (Carrier, 2 Wlre4 Wire).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-3055; 1946. Converter CV-2 ( )/TX. 713.3 DYNAMOTORS

U. s. Gov., u. S. Army, signal corps Specification

71-1658-a; 1945. Test set 1-199 (Dynamotor).

713. H MOTOR GENERATORS

National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Motor and Generator Standards, 45-102; 1945. Motor-Generator

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713.

U

Directory of Commodity Specifications

Sets. Includes Induction or synchronous directcurrent, general purpose generators—150 kw and

smaller; motion-picture motor-generator sets, and synchronous motor-generator sets. Gives rating

standards and performance standards. 713.5 TRANSFORMERS

American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Practice for Electrical installations on

Shipboard, 45; 1945. Transformers. Recommends use

of dry type, air cooled; unless capacity, space or other restrictions warrant use of Immersed (nonln- flammable liquid) self-cooled or other suitable

type. Specifies limits of temperature rise and temperature measurement.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Mainte- nance Dept., Engineering Dlv. , Signal Section.

Manual of Recommended Practice. Specification

83-44; 1945. Transformer, Dry Type, Self-Cooled. For providing a dry type transformer cooled by

natural circulation of air. Gives drawings, tender,

alternates, material and workmanship, type, windings, rating, frequency, core, Insulation, leads

and terminals, polarity of windings, name plate and diagram, housing, dielectric requirements, pur- chaser's order, tests, description of tests, In- spection, packing, marking, and warranty.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Mainte- nance Dept. , Engineering Dlv. , Signal Section.

Manual of Recommended Practice. Specification

84- 44; 1945. Transformer, Oil- Immersed, SelfCooled. Gives drawings, tender, alternates, material and workmanship, type, windings, rating, frequency, case, core, Insulation, leads and terminals, name plate and diagram, hangers, oil, dielectric

requirements, purchaser's order requirements, tests* description of tests, Inspection, packing, marking,

and warranty. National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Standards for Specialty Transformers, 45-98; 1945. Provides

practical information concerning construction, test, performance and manufacture of specialty transformers. Covers general-purpose specialty transformer standards, control transformer standards, high- reactance control transformer standards, signalling transformer standards, luminous-tube

transformer standards, Ignition transformer

standards, doorbell transformer standards, lead markings and terminal connections, and definitions. National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. 112-1946. Edison Electric Institute 0-5. joint Committee on Standards for Distribution Transformers. Establishes design standards for certain mechanical and electrical features of three-phase, pole-type dis- tribution transformers rated 150 kva and smaller,

high voltage 15,000 volts and below, low voltage

600 volts and below. Gives summary of electrical

features, mechanical features, and nomenclature;

and specifications covering scope, voltage rating, kva ratings, angular displacement and terminal

designation, tolerance values, Interchangeable

mounting, bushings, external grounding provisions,

nameplate, drain plugs and drain valves, lifting

lugs, protective devices, and drawings.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 32498-2;

1945. Transformer; Instrument Current, Type D-l

(400 Cycle—Aircraft).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-T-7a-l; 1946. Transformers; Series Multiple

(Subway—with Detachable Couplings).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17T19e; 1946. Transformers, Electric, Miscellaneous (Exclusive of Power or Distribution and Instrument Types)

.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17T20f; 1946. Transformers, Electric; Single-Phase, 60 Cycles;

and Balance-Colls, Dry Type.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps. Specification

7 1-1524-A; 1945. Transformer C-410.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3243; 1945. Transformers and Inductors, Treat- ment of (for Replacement Purposes).

713.6 CHOKE COILS, IGNITION COILS

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

71-670-f; 1945. Colls C-105 and C-278 (induction).

713.7 RECTIFIERS

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 32455B; 1945. Rectifier; Direct-Current Power Supply, Type B-l

(Portable—100 Amperes, 28 Volts; 200 Amperes, 14 Volts)

.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 32517A; 1945. Rectifier; Direct-Current Power Supply, Type B-2

(Portable—200 Amperes, 28 Volts).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 32518; 1945. Rectifier; Battery-Charging, Type C-l (Ten-Station).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 32519a;

1945. Rectifier; Direct-Current Power Supply, Type B-3 (Portable—400 Amperes, 28 Volts).

U. S. Gov. , Army Air Forces Specification 32520; 1945. Rectifier; Battery-Charging, Type C-2 (Electric

Truck)

.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 32523; 1945. Rectifier; Electroplating, Type E-l (250/500

Amperes—12/6 Volts).

U. S. Gov. , Army Air Forces Specification 32524; 1945. Rectifier; Electroplating, Type E-2 (700/1400

Amperes—12/6 Volts).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 32542-1;

1945. Rectifier; Direct-Current' Power Supply, Type B-4 (Stationary—400 Amperes, 28 Volts).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 32544; 1945. Rectifier; Direct-Current Power Supply, Type B-5 (Stationary—200 Amperes, 28 Volts).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 32545; 1945. Rectifier; Direct-Current Power Supply, Type B-6

(Stationary—100 Amperes, 28 Volts; 200 Amperes, 14 Volts).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17R10; 1946. Rectifiers, Metallic-Cell.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1302-A; 1946. Rectifier RA-43- ( ) and Case

CS-82-B.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1586; 1945. Rectifier RA-87 and Chest CH-158.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1634-C; 1945.' Rectifier RA-91-( ) (Telephone

Central Battery Charging)

.

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U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3084; 1944. Vibrator Power Supplies PE-242-( ) and PE-243-( ). U. S. Oov. , U. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

71-3090; 1946. Rectifier RA-83-( ). U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3154; 1945. Rectifier RA-120-( ). U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3177; 1946. Rectifier Power Unit RA-133-( ). U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-3283; 1945. Rectifier Power Unit PP-34A/MSM.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

71-3269; 1946. Rectifier RA-63-D. 714. SWITCHES, PANELS, METERS, AND

CONTROLLING EQUIPMENT

711.1 CONTROLLING EQUIPMENT

714.11 Electric Controllers and Starters

American Institute Of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Practice for Electrical Installations on

Shipboard, 45; 1945. Control Apparatus. Covers

general requirements, installation and location,

types, protecting cases, manual starters and con-

• trollers, magnetic starters and controllers, pushbuttons, resistors, circuit breakers, Knife blade

switches, enclosures as part of control, corrosion- resistant parts, nameplates, tests, limits of tem- perature rises, ambient temperature, Insulation

voltage test, general requirements for contactors,

spare parts, and control application. National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Standards for Industrial Control, 45-97; 1945. These standards

provide practical information concerning construction, test, performance, and manufacture of indus- trial control equipment. Gives standards applying

to all control, resistors, contactors, brakes, auto- transformers and reactors, a-c controllers, d-c controllers, general-purpose and machine-tool control,

graphic arts control, mine hoist control, magnetic

control Tor steel-mill auxiliaries, magnetic control

for cab-operated cranes, synchronous motor control,

magnetic control for rioor-operated cranes,'- enclosed pressure-operated motor-starting switches,

high interrupting capacity controllers, magnetic

welder contactors and weld timers, terminal markings, guide to specifications for building equip- ment control apparatus, and definitions.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 32511A;

1945. Regulator; Alternator Voltage (208 Volts,

Alternating Current—Aircraft).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification l7R2c; 1945. Regulators, Automatic-Voltage (for Generators)

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 12-13; 1945. Starters, Motor, Across-the-Llne

and Reduced voltage, Manual and Magnetic, 3/4 to 100 HP. 714.12 Resistors and Rheostats

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-R-l3a; 1945. Resistors; Thermocouple Lead Spool.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-R-l4a-4; 1946. Rheostats; Aircraft Power.

0.-8. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-R-22-i;

1945. Rheostats, Wire-Wound, Power-Type.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-R-26-i;

1945. Resistors, Fixed, Wire-Wound, Power Type.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-R-29-2;

1945. Resistors, External Meter (High Voltage, Ferrule Terminal Type).

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy specification jan-R-93-i;

1945. Resistors, Accurate, Fixed, Wire-Wound.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-R-184;

1945. Resistors, Fixed, Wire-Wound (Low-Power)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification i7R4a; 1945. Resistors and Rheostats, Electric (Exclusive of In- strument Multipliers).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1585; 1945. Resistors-Suppressors, Suppression

(Radio Frequency Interference).

714.13 Automatic Stations

Electrical Standards Committee of American Standards

Assn., Sponsor. American Standards Assn., C37.2-

1945. American Institute of Electrical Engineers' Standard C37.2. Standard for Automatic Station Control, Supervisory, and Telemetering Equipments. Relates to all types of devices for use In automatic switching equipment for controlling unattended or attended generating stations or substations. Gives

scope, service conditions, definitions, ratings,

temperature limitations, tests, nameplates, device function numbers, minimum protection, and table showing minimum protection for power apparatus and

feeders. 714.14 Relays

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 32439A-3;

1945. Relay; Current Type B-9A, Single Pole, Double Throw Time Delay.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 32471-1;

1945. Relay; Current, Type D-l (115 Volts, 400

Cycle—Single Pole).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 32538; 1945. Relay; Current, Type C-6 (24-28 Volts D.C. —Double

Pole).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-123-i; 1946. Cabinet and Relay Assembly; Distribution.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-R-20b-i; 1946. Relays; Direct Current.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification l7R6a; 1946. Relays, Electric (Shipboard Use). 714.2 FUSES AND FUSE HOLDERS

714.21 Fuses

American Institute of Electrical Engineers, No. 25; 1945. Standards for Fuses Above 600 Volts. Applies

to all types of fuses whether for indoor or outdoor

service. Covers service conditions, definitions,

rating, tests, name plate markings, appendix A

recommended methods for determining the rms value

of sinusoidal current wave, and appendix B—recommended method of determining the equivalent steadystate rms current. 714.22 Fuse Blocks, Cut-Out Bases, and Clips

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 32506-r,

1945. Fuse Blocks; Alternating-Current, 400 Cycle, Aircraft.

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714.3 Directory of Commodity Specifications

714.3 INSTRUMENTS AND METERS,

ELECTRICAL

714.31 Ammeters

U. S. Gov. ; Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-A-19a-l; 1945. Ammeters and Voltmeters; DirectCurrent. 714.32 Voltammeters

U. S. Gov. , U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 84-52; 1944. volt- Ammeter, Hook-On Type, Portable, w/Leather Carrying Case. 714.33 Voltmeters

U. S. Gov. , Amy Air Forces Specification 32371b; 1945. Voltmeter, Portable Direct-Current (0-30 volts).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-A-19a-l; 1945. Ammeters and Voltmeters; DirectCurrent.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-V-l9a-l; 1945. voltmeters; 0-150 volt, 400 Cycle,

Alternating-Current.

714.39 Miscellaneous Electrical Measuring

Instruments

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 24868a;

1945. Tester; Electrical Circuit Type B-l, '24-28

1/2 Volts D. C. U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 24971-1;

1945. Tester; Electrical Circuit Type B-2, 24-28

1/2 Volts D. C. U. S. Gov. , Army Air FOrces Specification 32508a;

1945. Meter; Alternating-Current Frequency, Type

B-l (400 Cycle— Aircraft)

.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-A-185;

1945. Adapters and Spacers (for Electrical Indica- ting Instruments).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17D4; 1945..

Dynamometer-Test-Stands', Electrically-Driven (for

Loading and Testing Hydraulic Transmissions).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17-i-20a; 1946. Instruments, Electrical —Measuring; Resistors,

Shunts, Instrument Transformers, and Transformer

Protective Devices (Accessories) for.

U. s. Gov., Navy Dept. specification l7-l-22a; 1945. Instruments, Electrical-Measuring, ClrcultCharacterlstlc-Indlcating; voltage-Testers, Frequency, Phase, Rotation, *and Synchroscopes.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17-l-23a; 1945. Instruments, Electrical-Measuring, TemperatureIndicating.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17-1-28; 1946. Instruments, Electrical-Indicating, Light (Light

Meters)

.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17-1-43; 1945. Instruments, Electrical-Measuring, InsulationRe si stance- Indicating.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. specification 17T33; 1946. Testers (Growlers), Armature-and-Stator, Electric,

Portable.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal corps specification

71-1689; 1945. Meter Test Equipment AN/GSM-1 ( ). U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-1766; 1946. Voltohmmeter 1-166.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-3034; 1946. Test Set TS-26/TSM.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

74-73; 1945. Frequency Standard TS-65 ( )/EMQ-l.

714.4 PANELS, PANEL BOARDS, SWITCHBOARDS

714.41 Panels and Panel Boards

Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National Aircraft Standard NAS 45, Revised 1945. Panel

Assembly—Electrical connector. Gives drawing with dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards Committee.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-59a; 1945. Panels; Airport Lighting control.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1610- a; 1945. Panel BD-132 (Power). 714.42 Switchboards

American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Fractlce for Electrical Installations on

Shipboard, 45; 1945. Switchboards. Covers Instal- lation and location, construction, device design

characteristics, temperatures, interrupting require- ments for air circuit breakers and fuses, arrange- ment of switchboard equipment, protective functions,,

grounding three-wire dual voltage systems, bus bars

and copper connections, wire and conductor terminal

connectors, nameplates, minimum equipment for gen- erator switchboards, insulation—voltage tests, emergency and Interior communication switchboards,

and spare parts. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv. , Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice, Specification 107-45;

1946. Switchboard and Equipment. For the control

and distribution of electric power in railway signal service. Covers drawings, alternates, material

and workmanship, design, panels, cubicle and metal

clad type switchboards, supporting framework, in- struments, transformers, fuses, circuit breakers,

knife switches, busses and terminals, Instrument

switches, handles and buttons, plates, finish, in- sulation, dielectric requirements, Identification,

inspection, tests, packing, marking, and warranty. National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Power Switching Equipment Standards, 45-94; 1945. These stand- ards cover manufacture, test, and performance of power switching equipment. Gives general requirements, bus supports and air switches, Interrupter

switches, power fuses, outdoor substations, definitions of terms, 'and Instructions for installation,

operation, and care.

714.5 SWITCHES AND CIRCUIT BREAKERS

714.50 General Items

American Society for Testing Materials, B182-46T;

1946. Tentative Method for Life Test of Electrical Contact Materials. Covers the procedure for the determination of the life and some operating char- acteristics of materials used for electrical contacts. Gives apparatus, power supply, adjustment

of testing machine, preparation of test specimens,

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procedure for Initial measurements, procedure for periodic measurements, final measurements., and report. Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Companies.

Factory Kutual Bulletin of Loss Prevention, 15.21;

1941. Safeguarding Electrical Switching Equipment. Gives general discussion and covers location, se- lection of new equipment, types of switchboards,

arrangement of other types, current- Interrupting

capacity of circuit breakers, fuses, and wiring. Electrical Standards Committee of the American Stand- ards Assn., sponsor, C37.5-1945. Methods for De- termining the Rms Value of a Sinusoidal Current Wave and a Normal- Frequency Recovery Voltage. Covers

current waves and normal- frequency recovery voltage

. together with figures and data. Electrical Standards Committee of The American Stand- ards Assn., sponsor, C37.8-1945. Rated Control

Voltages. Gives tables for direct-current manual,

solenoid, or motor operation; and alternatingcurrent manual, solenoid, motor or rectifiersolenoid operation.

714.51 Circuit Breakers

Electrical Standards Committee of The American Stand- ards Assn., sponsor, C37.4-1945. AlternatingCurrent Power Circuit-Breakers. Apply to all In- door and outdoor types of alternating-current power circuit-breakers rated in excess of 600 volts.

Covers service conditions, general definitions, con- struction definitions, qualifying terms, rating,

heating, dielectric tests, and nameplate markings. Electrical Standards Committee of the American Standards Assn.. sponsor, C37.6-1945. Schedule of Preferred Ratings for Power Circuit Breakers. Gives

tables covering Indoor oil power circuit breakers,

Indoor oilless power circuit breakers, outdoor oil power circuit breakers, and outdoor oilless and low

oil content power circuit breakers. Electrical standards Committee of The American Standards Assn., sponsor, C37.7-1945. Operating Duty (Duty

Cycle) for standard and Recloslng Service Applicable

to Oil Circuit-Breakers Only. Gives tables covering

percentages for determining the interrupting rating

for oll-tlght oil circuit-breakers at various operating duties and covering percentages for determining the interrupting rating for non-oil-tight oil

circuit breakers at various operating duties. Electrical Standards committee of The American Stand- ards Assn., sponsor, C37. 9-1945. Test Code for Power Circuit Breakers. While it is not possible to define a single standard method of testing power

circuit breakers this code does supply much needed information, covers general considerations and

scope, test methods, effects of laboratory characteristics and testing procedure, general characteristics and their effects on circuit-breaker tests, transient recovery voltages and transient recovery

rates, comparison of types of operations and tripping schemes upon circuit-breaker performance, and use of current transformers versus shunts for short- circuit measurements.

National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Standards for Large Air Circuit Breakers, 46-109; 1946. These

standards provide practical Information concerning

construction, performance and manufacture of large

air circuit breakers. Gives general standards,

large air circuit breakers, enclosed large air cir-

• cult breakers, definitions, and instructions for

installation, operation, end care of large air circuit breakers. National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Standards for Power Circuit Breakers, 46-116; 1946. Provides

practical information concerning the rating, testing,

application -and manufacture of power circuit breakers. Covers general standards, rating standards,

testing standards, manufacturing standards, applica- tion standards, accessory standards, definitions,

and instructions for the installation, operation,

and care of power circuit breakers.

0. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-C-77a-l; 1945- Circuit Breakers; Non-Trip Free.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17C24; 1945. Circuit-Breakers, Air, Electric, Low-Voltage (Ship- board Use)

U. S. Gov. , U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 12-10; 1945. Circuit Breaker, Surf ace^iountlng,

Weatherproof Cabinet. 714.52 Switches

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27645-1;

1945. Switch; Differential Pressure, Type K-l (Air-

- craft)

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-B-21; 1945. Boots; Toggle Switch. . U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-S-7-2; 1945. Switches; Generator control Relay.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-S-20a-2; 1945. Switches; Aircraft Toggle.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-S-39b; 1945. Switches; Push Button and Limit.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-S-42a; 1946. Switches; Generator Control Relay

(Differential).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AK-S-45-l; 1945. Switches; voltmeter Selector.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-S-47-l; 1945. Switches; Shielded Ignition.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-s-50; 1945. Switch Assemblies and Actuators;

Push Button and Limit.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-T-77; 1945. Tips; Toggle Lever Luminescent.

U. S. Gov. , Joint Army-Navy specification JAN-S-23;

1945. Switches, Toggle (for Electronic and Communications Use). . U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy specification JAN-S-63-1;

1945. Switches, Sensitive.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification I7ci6c; 1945. Contact-Makers, Motor-, Pressure-, and TemperatureOperated; Interior-communication and Fire-control.

0. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification I7sl6c; 1946. Switching-Equipment, Bus-Transfer, Magnetically and Manually Operated.

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U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

72-58; 1944. Switch Locking Plate. 715. TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION

APPARATUS

715.1 CONDUITS AND SWITCHBOXES

715.11 Electric Conduit, Wire Raceways, and

Fittings

U. s. Gov. , Federal Specification W-C-571; 1942. Amend. 1; 1945. Conduit and Fittings; AsbestosCement (for) Electrical Purposes. Covers two types

(I) for use encased In concrete after Installation

and (II) for use without encasement In concrete; sizes—2, 2 1/2, 3, 3 1/2, 4, 4 1/2, 5, and 6 In. Gives requirements for bore, Joints, fittings,

lengths, thickness of wall; absorption, flexural

strength and crushing strength; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification W-C-581; 1939.

Amend. 2; 1946. Conduit and Fittings; Fiber, Bltumlnlzed. Covers two types— (I) for use encased In concrete (sizes—1, 2, 3, 4, 4 1/2, 5, and 6 In.) and (II) for use without encasement In concrete

(sizes—2, 3, 4, and 5 In.). Gives requirements

for material, workmanship, bore, Joints, length and wall thickness, water absorption, chemical properties, boiling, heat resistance, resistance to flattenlngs, crushing strength, beam strength, and Im- pact strength; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov. , Federal Specification W-F-406; 1937. Amend. 3; 1945. Fittings; Cable and Conduit.

Covers six types—rigid steel conduit, electrical

metallic (steel) tubing, armored cable, oval steel tubing, service-entrance cable, and nonmetalllc

sheathed cable; twenty-two classes; and fourteen

sizes. Gives requirements for material and workmanship, and details for each type, class, and size; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking.

U. s. Gov., Federal -Specif lcatlon WW-C-571; 1933*. Amend. 1; 1945. conduit; Steel, Rigid, Enameled.

Shall be furnished In electrical trade sizes. Gives requirements for material and workmanship, enamel

coating, threading and reaming, couplings, marking, dimension of threads for conduit, pitch of threads,

taper of threads, and fittings; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

U. S. Gov., Federal specification WW-C-581a; 1935.

Amend. 3; 1945. conduit; steel, Rigid, Zinc-Coated.

Shall be furnished In electrical trade sizes. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, zlnc-coatlng,

threading and reaming, couplings, marking, length,

weight, wall thickness, dimensions of threads for

conduit, taper of threads, fittings, and elbows and nipples, methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

U. s. Gov,, Federal Specification ww-T-806a; 1935.

Amend. 2; 1945. Tubing; Electrical, Metallic. Shall

be furnished In the electrical trade sizes. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, zinc coating,

dimensions, and tolerances; methods of sampling, In-, spectlon, and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking.

715.12 Switch Boxes, Outlet and Junction

Boxes, Cabinets

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AH-c-lZZr-l; 1946.. Cabinet and Relay Assembly; Distribution.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-701-a; 1945. Switchboard BE-60 (Telephone Switching).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal corps. Specification

71-1000-b; 1945. Junction Boxes JB-19 and JB-80.

U. S. Gov.., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1001-A; 1945. Cabinet BE-75 (Telephone, Power).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1018-A; 1946. Cabinet BE-72 (Test and Power Distribution) . U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3158; 1945. SwltchbOX BC-658-C; 1945.

U. s. Gov., U. S. Army, .Signal corps specification

71-3181; 1945. Control Box BC-739-A. 715.2 SOCKETS, RECEPTACLES, LIGHTING

SWITCHES, ROSETTES

715.21 Sockets, Receptacles, Plugs

U. S. Gov., Federal specification W-L- 142; 1945. Lampholders (sockets); Medlum-Screw-Shell, General

Service. Covers lampholders to be used with Incan- descent lamps having medium screw bases In ten

types. Gives general design, assembly design,

current-carrying parts, lamp cavity, corrosion re- sistance, terminals, Insulating base, screw shell, center contact, wattage and voltage, temperature

rise, heat resistance, dielectric strength, color,

finish, marking, and details; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification W-L-146; 1945. Lamp- holders (sockets); Medlum-Screw-Shell, Weatherproof. Covers three types—(I) pigtail, (II) pin terminal, and (III) conduit. To be used with Incandescent

lamps having medium screw base. Gives general design, screw shell, center contact, Insulating base, color, wattage and voltage, temperature rise, di- electric strength, finish, marking, and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification W-R-151a; 1945. Receptacles (convenience-Outlets), Adapters,

Attachment-Plug-Caps, Cord-Connector-Bodies, CurrentTaps, Motor-Base-Plugs, and Plug-Bodies; 250-volts. Covers five types. Gives requirements for material,

general design, current-carrying parts, sealing compound, terminals, Identification of polarized ter- minals, bladed devices, slotted devices, strain relief, bushings, finish, color, marking, and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

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U. S. Gov., Federal Specification W-R-161; 1945. Receptacles, Flashlight-Cell; With Rheostat. Covers

one type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, description, length, shell, top, bottom,

rheostat, hook, stamping, and finish; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-S-213;

1945. Sockets, Electric-Lamp, Pendant and Fixture

(Shipboard Use).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17C15d; 1945.

Caps, Attachment-Plug, Separable, for Connection to. Flexible Electrical Conductors.

U. s. Gov., U. S. Army, signal corps Specification

71-3142; 1945. Adapter Plug U-4/GT.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3161; 1945. Bridging-Access Plug U-E3/G.

715.3 WIRING AND WIRING SUPPLIES

715.30 General Items

Illuminating Engineering society. Handbook of Resi- dential Wiring Design (Single Family Dwellings),

1946. covers wiring for modern electrical needs, electrical symbols, general requirements and definitions, outlet requirements, circuit requirements,

service requirements, special requirements, summary

of required outlets-table, and specification form. National Adequate Wiring Bureau. Industrial committee on Interior Wiring Design. Sponsored by American Home Lighting Institute, Edison Electric Institute, International Assn. of Electrical Inspectors,

National Electrical Contractors Assn., National

Electrical Manufacturers Assn. , National Electrical Wholesalers Assn., and Radio Manufacturers Assn. Endorsed by American Institute of Electrical Engineers, American Society of Agricultural Engineers,

and Illuminating Engineering Society. Handbook of Residential Wiring Design (Single Family Dwellings),

1946. Represents the opinion of the electrical In- dustry as the minimum for residence wiring systems

to provide adequacy for present and anticipated fu- ture needs. Not a booklet on how to Install wiring

but on how to plan wiring. Covers wiring for modern electrical needs, electrical symbols, general re- quirements and definitions, outlet requirements,

circuit requirements, service requirements, special

requirements, summary of required outlets—table,

and specification form. 715.35 Terminals and Tags

Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 287 and 288; 1945. Terminal. NAS 287, chain to Cable (for Swaging); NAS 288, Chain to Turnbuckle. Gives drawings with dimensions

and notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards Committee.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AK-N-9; 1945. Nipples; Electrical Terminal.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-T-2b-l; 1946. Terminals; steel Cable (for

Swaging)

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Miscellaneous Publication M180; 1945. Guide—Chart for Carbon—Brush Terminals (Electric).

Gives figures and tables showing dimensions for in- tegral horsepower or Industrial brush shunt terminals, fractional horsepower brush shunt terminals

box type holder, and fractional horsepower brush

terminals—cartridge type holders.

U. S. Gov. , Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R210-45; 1945. Carbon-Brush Terminals (Electric).

To provide a practicable simplified list of sizes, types, and varieties of carbon-brush terminals, to satisfy normal requirements for all sizes and types

of rotating electric apparatus. Gives guide chart for carbon-brush terminals (electric) showing

sketches and dimensions for integral horsepower or Industrial brush shunt terminals, fractional horse- power brush shunt terminals—box type holder, and fractional horsepower brush terminals—cartridge

type holders.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification I7ci3e; 1945. Connectors and Lugs, Terminal, Pressure-Grip (Sol- derless) (for Electric Cable).

u. s. Gov., U. S. Army, signal Corps specification 71-436-D; 1945. Tag MC-72. (Paper : for Wire

Identification).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-480-C; 1945. Cable Terminals, Telephone, Un- protected. (Terminal Boxes JB-10, JB-11, JB-12,

and JB-13).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1554; 1946. Telegraph Terminal CF-2 ( ) (Car- rier) . U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3077; 1946. Telegraph Terminal TH-1 ( )/TCC-l.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3078; 1946. Telegraph Terminal CF-6-( ) (Car- rier).

715.36 Cable Reels and Wire Spools

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specifica- tion 84-51; 1944. Reel, Wire, Electric Lighting

Equipment, With Stand, Collapsible.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-575-K 1945. Reels DR-4, DR-5, DR-7, and DR-15.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-665-C; 1945. Axles RL-27-A, RL-27-B, and RL-27-C

(for Laying Field Wire).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-66e-G; 1945. Reel Unit RL-26-E (Engine-Driven

for Laying and Recovering Field Wire).

U. S. Gov. , U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-911-B; 1945. Reel Unit RL-31-C (Wire).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-976; 1945. Reel Cart RL-35-A.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, signal Corps specification

71-1010-A; 1945. Reel RL-39-B.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3097; 1945. Reel Assembly RL-106/VI.

U. S. Gov. , u. S. Army, signal corps Specification

71-3147; 1945. Reel Frame FM-81.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3195; 1945. Spool DR-8-A. 715.39 Miscellaneous Wiring Supplies

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, signal Corps specification

71-3020; 1945. Single-Tube wire Splicing sleeves.

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715. 4 WIRES, CORDS, AND CABLES

715.10 General Items

American Institute of Electrical Engineers, No. 30; 1944. American Standards Assn., C8- 1-1944. American Standard Definitions and General Standards for

Wire and Cable. Applicable to wires and cables for power purposes. Covers definitions, conductivity

standards, designation standards, high-voltage

test, Insulation resistance, capacitance or electrostatic capacity.

Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Companies.

Factory Mutual Bulletin of Loss Prevention, 15.50; 1941. Grouped Power Cables. Gives general dis- cussion and covers typical cable fires, flameresisting insulation, method of flameproof lng, and grouped elevator cables.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-135b; 1945. ~ Cable Assemblies; Proof Testing

and Prestretchlng of. 715.41 Cables, Electrical

Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National Aircraft Standard NAS 302 to 310, 312 to 320, and

322 to 330; 1945. Cable Assembly Swaged Type. NAS

302 to 310, Type I Terminals; NAS 312 to 320, Type

I and Type II Terminals; NAS 322 to 330, Type II Terminals. Gives drawings, tables, materials, cable

and terminal, corrosion protection, notes, and tolerances. Developed by National Aircraft Standards

Committee. American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Practice for Electrical Installations on

Shipboard, 45; 1945. Wires and Cables—Construction. Covers copper conductors, Insulation,- rubber filled

tape, braid, color code, cabling, fillers, reinforced rubber sheath, lead sheath, bituminous

compound, armor, paint, dimensional tolerances, tests on finished cable, cable construction,

cables—applications, and cable installation. American Societj for Testing Materials, B172-45T;

1945. Tentative specifications for Rope-LayStranded Copper Conductors Having Bunch-Stranded

Members, for Electrical Conductors, cover members made from round copper wires, either unccated or

coated with tin, lead, or lead-alloy coatings, for use as electrical conductors. Gives classification,

requirements for wires, Joints, lay, construction,

physical and electrical tests, density, weight and resistance, variation In area, packing and shipping, marking, inspection, and explanatory notes. American Society for Testing Materials, B173--45T; 1945. Tentative Specifications for Rope-LayStranded Copper Conductors Having ConcentricStranded Members, for Electrical Conductors. Cover members made from round copper wires, either un- coated or coated with tin, lead, or lead-alloj

coatings, for use as electrical conductors. Gives classification, requirements for wires, Joints,

lay, construction, physical and electrical tests, density, weight and resistance, variation in area, packing and shipping, marking, inspection, and

explanatory notes.

American Society for Testing Materials, B174-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Bunch-Stranded

Copper Conductors for Electrical Conductors. Cover conductors made from round copper wires, either

uncoated or coated with tin, lead, or lead-alloy

coatings, for use as electrical conductors. Gives classification, requirements for wires, Joints,

lay, construction, physical and electrical "tests, density, weight and resistance, variation In area, packing and shipping, marking, inspection, and explanatory notes. American Society for Testing Materials, D754-46T',

1946. Tentative Specifications for Insulated Wire and Cable: Heat-Reslstlng Synthetic Rubber compound. Intended to permit the use of the compound known as "Government Rubber, " type GR-S, but are net restricted to this type. Gives physical properties, high voltage test, insulation resistance,

thickness, workmanship, rejection, and methods of testing. A. S. T.M. Emergency Alternate Provision

EA-D754; 1944, affected section 5, thickness.

IJ. S. Gov. , Army Air Forces Specification 32516A,

1945. Cable Assembly; External Power Connection

(Aircraft)

.

U. s. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 32534;

1945. Cable; High-Tension, Shielded (Single conductor) . U. S. C-ov~. , Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-130a-l; 1946. Cable; High Tension Ignition.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C- 161-1; 1946. Cable; Aircraft Aluminum Electric.

U. S. Gov. , Dept. of commerce, Civil Aeronautics

Administration, Office of Federal Airways. Speci- fication CAA-441; 1942. Addendum l; 1942. Cable; Electrical; Rubber Insulated; Non-Metallic Armor.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of commerce, Civil Aeronautics

Administration, Office of Federal Airways. Speci- fication CAA-612; 1943. Cable; Electrical, Paper

Insulated.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of commerce, Civil- Aeronautics

Administration, Office of Federal Airways. Specification CAA-701; 1944. Cable; Electrical; Synthetic Rubber Insulated; Non-Metallic Armor.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification J-C-86; 1943.

Amendment 2; 1945. Cable, Cord, and Wire; Electric,

Flexible, Cotton-Covered (General Service), covers four types. Gives requirements for scope, types

and sizes, service application, material and workmanship, general design, conductor wire, separator, conductor Insulation, conductor Insulation covering, polarltj Identification, conductor lay, barrier, cable covering, moisture-resistance, flameretardance, flexibility, and rejection; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal specification J-C- 103; 1941. Amendment 3; 1945. Cable and Wire; Rubber-Insulated,

' Building-Type (0 to 5,000-yolt Service). The

term "rubber" as used throughout this specification

includes synthetic rubber, covers all listed sizes

of rubber- Insulated wire and cable in two types

R, code grade; and RH, heat-resistant grade. Gives

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requirements for conductors, Insulation, coverings,

dielectric strength, Insulation resistance, and marking of wire and cable; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification J-C-138; 194?. Amend. 1; 1946. Cable and Wire; Varnlshed-Cloth- Insulated (0 to 5,000-volt Service). covers

varnished-cloth Insulated wires and cables of all wire sizes listed In table and designates four types. Gives requirements for material, resistance, sizes,

strands, tinning, splices, separator, Insulation,

coverings, cabling, dielectric strength, and insu- lation resistance; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification J-C-145; 1945. Cable and Wire; Weather-Resistant, covers URC

single conductor, fibrous covered, asphalt compound

saturated, weather-resistant wire and cable in two classes

(a) two coverings and (S) three coverings.

Gives requirements for hardness, sizes, material,

workmanship, conductors, covering, saturant, finish, and resistance; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAfc-C-17-2; 1945. Cables; Coaxial and Twin conductor for Radio

. Frequency.

U. S. Gov., Joint Anry-Navy Specification JAN-C-76-l;

1946. Cable (Kook-Up Wire); Electric, Insulated,

Radio and Instrument.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. specification 15C7; 1945.

Cables; Electric, Merchant-Degaussing.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 15C9; 1945.

Cable (cord); Electric, Tinsel-Cordage.

0. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv. , 321B;

- 1942. Cable; Ignition, High-Tension, Automotive.

Covers one type" and one grade; and conductor shall comprise 19 copper wires each wire covered with

lead-alloy coating. Gives requirements for Insulation, braid, date and identification markers, size, tests, finish, and rejection; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

90- 12A; 1945. Cable; Electric, Low-Tension (Single

Conductor)

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Tept. Specification 91-96; 1945. Cable; 2-conductor (for Automotive

Vehicle Applications).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

71-428-D; 1946. Cable WC-621 to WC-634, Inclusive.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-430-c; 1946. Cables WC-661 to WC-e74, Inclusive

(Power)

0. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-983; 1946. Cable; Field Telephone (5- and

10-Palr Rubber Jacketed).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-1501; 1946. Cable WC-548-S, Cable Assembly CC358-s, Cable Assembly CC-368-S, and Cable Stub CC- 356-S (Spiral-Four Field Carrier Cable, Cable

Assemblies, and Cable Stub).

715.42 Cords, Electr ical

D. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 7094; 1945. Cordage WF-5/U (4-Conductor, A.W. G. No. 22) (Close

Spiral construction, Buna S Jacketed) (for Use In Military Aircraft).

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification J-C-86; 1943.

Amendment 2; 1945. Cable, Cord, and Wire; Electric,

Flexible, cotton-Covered (General Service). Covers four types. Gives requirements for scope, types

and sizes, service application, material and workmanship, general design, conductor wire, separator, conductor Insulation, conductor insulation covering, polarity identification, conductor lay, barrier, cable covering, moisture-resistance, flameretardance, flexibility, and rejection; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

'J. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

12-12; 1945. Cords, Extension; and Plugs, Attachment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-471-E; 1945. Cordages C0-98, C0-208, C0-209

(NO. 20 AWG).

Or. 8. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-684-C, 1945. Cordage CO-144, Cordage CO- 145, and Cords (No. 18 AWG, Close Spiral Construction).

V. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-700-d; 1945. Cordages and Cords, Shielded, Syn- thetic Rubber Insulated and Jacketed (Radio Power).

D. S. Gov., [I. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-886- a; 1942. Cordage C0-122-A and CO- 122-3 (?- Conductor, A. W. G. No. 22 or No. 20) close spiral

Construction, 3una s Jacketed. Also cords C0-76-A

and C0-76-B. - U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-935-D; 194e. Cordage CO- 146 and Cords (Ko. 20

AWG Close spiral Construction).

U. s. Gov., 0. s. Army, signal corps specification

71-971-A; 1945. Cord CE-318-B.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1019-a; 1945. Cords and Cordage, Multlpalr (No. 22 AWG).

P. S. Gov., U. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

71- 1525-A; 1945. Cords CD-604, CD-605, CD-874, and CD-933.

U. S. Gov., li. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

71-1618-a; 1945. cordage co-212 and cords (No. 6 AWG concentric Battery cordage).

U, S. Gov., V, S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-2428; 1945. Cord CX-227/TV0-1.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

71-.3145; 1945. Cordages WD-9/u, WT-2/u, and WF-4/U

(Retractile)

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

75-111; 1945. Cord CX-229/TVQ-1 (20 conductor).

715.43 High Resistance Wires

American society for Testing Materials, B84-45; 1945. Method of Test for Temperature-Resistance constants

of Alloy Wires for Precision Resistors. For mate- rials normally used In the temperature range of

from to 80c. Gives sampling, test specimen, ter- minals, preliminary treatment of specimen, apparatus, baths, temperature measurements, resistance

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measurements, procedure, resistance-temperature

equaslon, calculation of constants, report, and

record. American Society for Testing Materials, B114-45;

1945. Method of Test for Temperature-Resistance

Constants of Sheet Materials for Shunts and Precision Resistors. Applicable to materials normally

used In temperature range of from to 80c. Gives

test specimen, terminals, preliminary treatment of manganln samples, apparatus, baths, temperature

measurement, resistance measurements, procedure,

report, record, and appendix.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-W-8b; 1945. Wire; Iron and constantan Thermocouple.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17W2c; 1945. Wire and Ribbon, Resistance. 715.44 Low Resistance Wires

American Society for Testing Materials, B3-45; 1945. Society of Automotive Engineers Specification No.

83. Soft or Annealed Copper Wire. Covers drawn

and annealed or soft round bare copper wire for

electrical purposes. Gives material, tensile prop- erties, resistivity, dimensions and permissible

variations, density, Joints, finish, packing and

shipping, and Inspection. American Society for Testing Materials, B33-45; 1945. American Standards Assn., H4.4-1945. Tinned Soft or Annealed Copper Wire for Electrical Purposes.

Gives material, tensile properties, resistivity,

dimensions and permissible variations, continuity

of coating, specimens for coating tests, special

solutions required, procedure for coating test, mechanical test for adhesion of coating, Joints,

finish, packing and shipping, Inspection, and rejection. American Society for Testing Materials, B48-45; 1945. Soft Rectangular and Square Bare Copper Wire for Electrical conductors. Covers soft or annealed

bare copper wire, rectangular or square In shape

with rounded corners, In two types, for edgewise

bending, and other applications. Gives material,

manufacture, tensile properties, bending properties, resistivity, dimensions and permissible variations, density, finish, packaging and shipping,

and Inspection.*

American Society for Testing Materials, B180-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for Density of Fine Wire and Ribbon for Electronic Devices, covers a procedure for determining, to an accuracy of 1.0 percent, the density of fine wires ranging from

0.010 to 0.001 In. In diameter, or ribbons of simi- lar thicknesses, for electronic devices. Gives

definition, apparatus, test liquid, test specimen,

preparation of specimen, procedure, calculation,

and report. American Society for Testing Materials, B189-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Lead-Coated and Lead- Alloy-Coated Soft Copper Wire for Electrical

Purposes. Gives scope, material, tensile properties, resistivity, dimensions and permissible variations, continuity of coating, ammonium persulfate

test for continuity of coating, sodium polysulflde

hydrochloric acid test for continuity of coating,

Joints, finish, packing and shipping, Inspection,

rejection, and 'explanatory notes. American Society for Testing Materials, B203-45T;

1945. Tentative Method Of Test for Strength of Welded Joints of Lead Wires for Electronic Devices

and Lamps. Gives scope, definitions, nature of test, apparatus, test specimen, procedure, and

report. American Society for Testing Materials, B204-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for Surface Flaws

In Tungsten Seal Rod and Wire. Gives scope, definitions, apparatus, test specimen, and procedure.

American society for Testing Materials, B205-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for Diameter by

Weighing of Fine Wire Used In Electronic Devices

and Lamps, covers the procedure for determining by

weight methods the diameter of wire too fine to be measured directly with sufficient accuracy by

micrometers, and refers more particularly to wire

up to 0.005 in. In diameter. Gives apparatus, test specimens, number of specimens, calibration and checking of torsion balance, calibration with

standard weights, procedure, report, calculation,

and permissible variations. American society for Testing Materials, D754-46T;

1946. Tentative - Specif lcatlons for Insulated Wire

and Cable: Heat-Reslstlng Synthetic Rubber compound. Intended to permit the use of the compound known as "Government Rubber, " type GR-S, but are not restricted to this type. Gives physical properties, high voltage test, Insulation resistance,

thickness, workmanship, rejection, and methods of testing. A. S. T.M. Emergency Alternate Provision

EA-D754; 1944, affected section 5, thickness. Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., 1945. Standard for Thermoplastic- Insulated Wires. Covers wires having

thermoplastic Insulation for use In accordance with

the National Electrical Code. Gives scope, conductors, Insulation, finish, dielectric strength, in- sulation resistance, mechanical equivalence to Tjpe

R, marking, general, cost of service, necessary co- operation from the manufacturer, test equipment at the factory, instructions to Inspectors, and field

Inspection program.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification J-C-86; 1943. Amendment 2; 1945. Cable, cord, and Wire; Electric, Flexible, Cotton-covered (General Service). Covers four types. Gives requirements for scope, types and sizes, service application, material and workmanship, general design, conductor wire, separator, conductor Insulation, conductor Insulation

covering, polarity identification, conductor lay,

barrier, cable covering, moisture-resistance,

flame-retardance, flexibility, and rejection; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing,' and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification J-C-103; 1941. Amendment 3; 1945. Cable and Wire; Rubber-Insulated,

Bulldlng-Type (0 to 5,000-volt Service). The term

"rubber" as used throughout this specification in- cludes synthetic rubber. Covers all listed sizes

of rubber-Insulated wire and cable In two types

R, code grade; and RH, heat-resistant grade. Gives requirements for conductors, insulation, coverings,

dielectric strength, Insulation resistance, and

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marking of wire and cable; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov. , Federal specification J-C- 138; 1943.

Amend. 1; 1946. Cable and Wire; Varnlshed-Cloth- Insulated (0 to 5,000-volt Service). covers

varnished-cloth Insulated wires and cables of all wire sizes listed In table and designates four

types. Gives requirements for material, resistance,

sizes, strands, tinning, splices, separator, Insu- lation, coverings, cabling, dielectric strength,

and Insulation resistance; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification J-C- 145; 1945. Cable and Wire; Weather-Resistant, covers URC

single conductor, fibrous covered, asphalt compound

saturated, weather-resistant wire and cable In two classes—(A) two coverings and (B) three coverings. Gives requirements for hardness, sizes, material,

workmanship, conductors, covering, saturant, finish, and resistance; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov. , Federal Specification QQ-W-341a; 1945. Amend. 1; 1946. Wire; Copper, Soft or Annealed. Covers one grade of jsoft or annealed copper wire. Gives requirements for material, workmanship,

sizes, tensile strength, elongation, mass resistivity, colls and reels or spools; methods of sampling, Inspections, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. s. Gov., Navy Dept. specification 22W3e; 1945.

Wire; Copper, Rard-Drawn and Hard-Rolled.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 22W9b; 1946.

Wire; copper, Soft or Annealed.

U. S. Gov. , U. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-41-BJ 1945. Wire W-63-A (NO. 20 AWG, ExtraFlexlble, Buna S Insulated).

U. S. Gov. , U. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-128-1; 1945. Wire W-117 and W-118.

U. S. Gov. , U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-136-B; 1945. Wire W-27 (No. 6 AWG, Bronze

Antenna Wire).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-139-D; 1946. Wire W-30.

U. s. Gov., u. S. Army, signal corps specification

71-160-d; 1946. Wire w-65 (No. 16 AWG, Buna s Insulated) . U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-312-DI 1945. Wire W-69-A (No. 22 AWG, Twisted

Pair) (Synthetic Rubber Insulated).

U. s. Gov., u. s. Army, signal Corps specification

71-726-B; 1945. Wire W-124, W-125, W-128, W-142

(Np. 14 A.W.G. , Buna'-S Insulated).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3189; 1945. Wire W-146 (No. 12 AWG, Polyethylene

Insulated)

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

71-3266; 1946. Wire WD-1 ( ) TT (Infantry Field

Wire, Twisted Pair).

U. s. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-3271; 1946. Wires W-121, W-122, W-123, WD-15/U,

WD-16/U, and WT-3/U (Distributing Frame Wires).

715.49 Miscellaneous Wires, Cords, and Cables

U.. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-S-36a-l; 1945. Shunts; 50 Millivolt, External

Ammeter.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 49-32; 1945. Wire; Firing, 2-Conductor, Vinyl

Polymer Covered. 715.5 PROTECTIVE APPARATUS FOR ELECTRICAL

EQUIPMENT

715.50 General Items

U. S. Gov., Dept. of commerce, National Bureau of Standards, F40; 1945. Joint sponsor with American

Institute of Electrical Engineers. American Stand- ards Assn., C5. 1-1937, C5.2-1937, and C5.3-1944.

Code for Protection Against Lightning. Part I, Protection of Persons (C5. 1-1937). Part II, Pro- tection of Buildings and Miscellaneous Property

(C5.2-1937). Part III, Protection of Structures

Containing Inflammable Liquids and Gases. Funda- mental principles of protection, materials for lightning rods, requirements on minimum sizes and weights of rods, strength, and electrical resistance of Joints, size, and Installation of elevation

rods, coursing of conductors, number, and location

of down conductors, grounding, Interconnection of metallic masses, recommendations on structural fea- tures of oil and gas tanks for self-protection

against lightning.

715.51 Lightning Arresters

American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Standard

47; 1945. Expulsion Type Distribution Lightning

Arresters (Proposed AIEE Standard for Trial Use).

Applies to all types of expulsion lightning arresters designed to limit voltage surges for the protection of 60 cycle distribution apparatus conforming to the basic Insulation level standards. Gives definitions, service conditions, ratings, charac- teristics and performance, design tests, routine

#

tests, acceptance tests, test wave tolerance, nameplate data, and deferment of design tests. Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance companies.

Factory Mutual Bulletin of Loss Prevention, 15.65; 1945. Lightning Rods for Factory Stacks. Possibilities of damage and specifications for lightning

rod protection. Covers how lightning occurs,

factory stacks, lightning rods, and specifications

for lightning rod equipments.

National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Standards for Expulsion-Type Distribution Lightning Arresters, 45- 95; 1945. These standards provide practical

Information concerning construction, test, performance and manufacture of expulsion-type distribution lightning arre.sters. Gives general standards,

rating standards, manufacturing standards, testing . standards, test and test procedures, Insulation

tests, tests on completely assembled arresters, and definitions.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

46- lB; 1945. Protector AR-8-A (sound and Flash

Ranging)

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U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-67-e; 1945. Telephone Set Protectors AR-6-A and

AR-9-A.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-3121; 1945. Ground Rod MX- 148 /G. 716. ELECTRIC LAMPS AND LIGHTING

EQUIPMENT -

716.1 ELECTRIC LAMPS

716.10 General Items

American Medical -Assn. Council on Physical Medicine. Acceptance of Sunlamps, 1940. Utilizes the erythe- mal reaction as a basis for Judging the effectiveness of ultraviolet lamps and Includes requirements

for acceptance of sunlamps and regulations to control advertising of sunlamps sold to the public. American Medical Assn. Council on Physical Medicine. Ultraviolet Lamps for Disinfecting Purposes, Present Status, 1945. Gives a general discussion of ultraviolet lamps that are In use and Includes

tentative requirements for acceptance of ultraviolet lamps for disinfecting the air. Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Companies.

Factory Mutual Bulletin of Loss Prevention, 15.06; 1945. Pendent Lights Can Be Hazardous. Covers

general discussion, why drop cords are risky, celling fixtures safety type, protecting the lamp bulb, extension lamps, and drawings. Fluorescent Lighting Assn. Handbook of cold-Cathode

Illumination. Computation of Lumen Requirements,

1945. Results of any general lighting system are governed by four major factors. These are (1) the location and mounting height of the luminary,

(2) room proportion, (3) condition of the reflecting surface or surfaces, and (4) the generated lumens

of the light 'source. Gives general discussion,

formulae, and example. Fluorescent Lighting Assn. Handbook, of Cold-Cathode Illumination. Important Factors Governing cold- Cathode Application/ 1945. wide flexibility of design and application are Inherent advantages of cold-cathode fluorescent luminaries. Discusses

multiplicity of choice in selection of lamp diameter, length, color and surface brilliancy, as well

as their application, with or without fixtures, and

in straight lines or curves. Fluorescent Lighting Assn. Handbook of cold-Cathode

Illumination. Tables, 1945. Gives tables showing

footcandle standards or Illumination, lumen output

incandescent lamps, lumen output—hot cathode

lamps, lumen output and overall efficiency of standard cold-cathode lamps, recommended transformer loading and related current values for F. L. A. standard lamps, lumlnarie spacing—direct line and indirect lighting, comparative brightness hotcathode and cold-cathode lamps, gas pressures for cold cathode lamps (wlfch mercury), color temperatures of light sources, room Index (classification

of rooms according to their proportions), coefficients of utilization, reflection and transmission

value of materials, spectral quality of light

sources, and standard lumen output cold-cathode

fluorescent lamps. .

716.11 Ordinary Incandescent Lamps

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification W-L-lOle; 1942 with

1947 Supplement. Lamps; Electric, Incandescent,

Large, Tungsten-Filament. Manufacturer is given

widest range in selection of materials and processes of manufacture In order that lamps of maximum

quality may be produced. Shall meet manufacturers' standard shapes, sizes, and finishes of bulbs,

forms of filament and types of leading-in wires and bases on file at the National Bureau of Standards. Gives detail requirements; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification W-L-lllb; 1937 and

Amend. 5; 1943, with 1947 Supplement. Lamps; Electric, Incandescent, Miniature, Tungsten-Filament.

"Miniature" lamps designate broadly lamps for auto- motive, flashlight, and similar types of service. Manufacturer is given widest range in selec-tlon of materials and processes of manufacture In order

that lamps of maximum quality may be produced.

Shall be so designed and made that they will meet manufacturers' standard on file at the National

Bureau of Standards. Gives detail requirements for life to burn out, manufacturer's declared efficiency, and candlepower maintenance; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking.

716.12 Lamps for Automobiles and Motor Boats

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification W-L-lllb; 1937 and

Amend. 5; 1943, with 1947 supplement. Lamps; Electric, Incandescent, Miniature, Tungsten-Filament.

"Miniature" lamps designate Broadly lamps for auto- motive, flashlight, and similar types of service. Manufacturer is given widest range In selection of materials and processes of manufacture In order that lamps of maximum quality may be produced.

Shall be so designed and made that they will meet manufacturers' standard on file at the National

Bureau of standards. Gives detail requirements for life to burn out, manufacturer's declared efficiency, and candlepower maintenance; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking.

716.13 Electric Hand Lamps and Lanterns

0. S. Gov. , Federal specification W-F-421a; 1940.

Amend. 3; 1945. Flashlights; Electric, Hand (With- out Batteries). Covers two types— (I) with metal

cases (class A—seamless hand-drawn brass and B

seamless steel or continuous welded steel) and (II) with rigid cases having a non-conducting exterior;

and eleven styles for type I and six styles for

type II. Gives requirements for location of bulb

In focusing, reflectors, lenses, switches, body

tube, exterior finish, lamp holder, and marking;

' methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification W-L-lllb; 1937 and

Amend. 5; 1943, with 1947 supplement. Lamps; Electric, Incandescent, Miniature, Tungsten-Filament.

"Miniature" lamps designate broadly lamps for auto- motive, flashlight, and similar types of service.

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Manufacturer Is given widest range In selection of materials and processes of manuf acture In order

that lamps of maximum quality may be produced.

Shall be so designed and made that they will meet

manufacturers' standard. on file at the National Bu- reau cf Standards. Gives detail requirements for life to burn out, manufacturer's declared efficiency, and candlepower maintenance; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

U. S. Gov. , Navy Dept. Specification 17F7c; 1946. Flashlights, Electric, Hand.

U. S. Gov. , Navy Dept. specification 17L11D; 1945. Lanterns; Electric, Automatic, Floating.

U. S. Gov. , ti. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

17-197; 1945. Flashlight TL- 122-D.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

17-205; 1946. Flashlight MX-212/P.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

17-206; 1946. Lantern MX-290/c-V. 716.16 Arc Lamps

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2941A; 1945. Lamp; Therapeutic, Mercury Arc, Air-Cooled, Portable. 716.18 Fluorescent Lamps

Fluorescent Lighting Assn. Handbook of Cold-Catnode Illumination. Description of standards, 1945. Gives description of lamp diameter, lamp length,

bulb length, color, operating currents, lumen output, watts, electrodes, carrier gas pressure, mercury, processing of fluorescent lamps, and rated life of cold-cathode fluorescent lamps. Fluorescent Lighting Assn. Handbook of eold-Catr.ode Illumination. General specifications for coldCathode Fluorescent Lighting, 1945. a set of gen- eral specifications covering essentials details of

an installation and Is offered as a guide to those undertaking the surveying, estimating or specifying of proposed installations. Gives general con- ditions, color of lamps, diameter of lamps, length

of lamps, electrode housings, transf onners, In- stallation, and performance. Fluorescent Lighting Assn. Handbook of Cold-Cathode

Illumination, specifications for Standard Lamps,

1945. specifications for standard cold-cathode

fluorescent lamps are listed In condensed form. Gives diameter, over-all length, bulb length, color, operating current, lumens per lamp, watts per lamp, lumens per watt, electrodes, carrier gas, mercury, pumping and bombarding, rated life, type designations, class A, B, and C, special class, color, diameter, length, radius of curvature, and examples.

U. S. Gov., Array Air Forces Specification 32451- a; 1945. Lamp Assembly; cockpit, Tjpe C-8 (UltraViolet, 28 Volt, Direct-Current).

716.19 Miscellaneous Lamps

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-L-28-l; 1946. Lamp; Ped coated Miniature Incandescent.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification w-L-122; 1945. American Standards Assn., Z52.43-1944. Lamps;

Photographic, Flash. Lamps shall be of the ncn- repetltlve photographic flash-lamp type. Covers

four classes— (F) for use In essentially open shut- ter photography with fast synchronized between-thelens shutter speeds, (M) for use with conventional

between- the- lens shutter synchronizers, (S) for use similar to that for class F lamps except that much slower shutter speeds are used, and (FP) for use

with focal-plane shutters. Gives material and work- manship, identification marking, definition of lot, shapes and dimensions, luminous flow vs. time char- acteristics, and spectral energy distribution; methods of sampling, Inspection, arid tests; and packaging, packing, ar.d marking for shipment.

IT. S. Gov. , Federal specification GG-S-86; 1945.

Safellghts; Darkroom arid Viewing, covers two types

(I) adjustable, with removable filters, on adapter

or stand (class A—with X-ray filter and Class B

wTtfe pnoto-fluorograpnlc filter) and (II) cabinet

stjle with two window Illumination. Gives require- ments for material, workmanship, llgntproofness,

rating, cord and attachment plug cap, marking, and details for each type; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking

for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. s. Army, corps of Engineers Specification 84-49; 1944. Lamp; Electric, Blackout.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster corps specification 1-?5a; 1946. Lamp; Desk, Flexible Arm.

U. P. Gov., U. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

71-1692; 1945. Lamps LM-20- A, LM-21-A, LM-22,

LM-51-A, LM-5S, LM-60-A, and LM-61 (High. Speed Signal Lamps).

U. S. Gov. , U. S. Army, signal corps Specification

75-480; 1945. safellghts; Darkrcom.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, signal corps Specification

75-509; 1945. Safellght Lamp; Darkroom.

u. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

17-KC-9 (Tentative) 1944, amended 1945. Lights;

Cargo, Portable. - Covers one type and size. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, general

construction, housing, reflecting surface, thermal

Insulation, guard, hanging ball and rings, socket,

cord, accessories, and finish; sanpllng, Inspection,

arid methods of test; and packaging and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Li. s. Maritime commission Specification

17-MC-10; 1945. Lights (water); Electric, Floating, Automatic (with Bracket for Mounting), covers one

type, grade, and size. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, general, construction, size,

case, lens, bezel ring, gasket, cell, switch, dehy- drator plug, lamps, socket, reflector, contacts and springs, finish of light, mounting bracket, In- struction and name plate, ruggedness, dimensional

stability and vaporproofness, watertlghtness, and direction of Illumination; sampling, Inspection,

and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

716.2 SEARCHLIGHTS, PROJECTORS, LOCOMOTIVE

HEADLIGHTS, AMD REFLECTORS

American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Practice for Electrical Installations on

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Shipboard, 45; 1945. Searchlights. Includes In- candescent and arc types. Gives recommendations on reflectors of parabolic or mangln type, angle of rotation, location, corrosion resistance, mounting

and operating gear. Illuminating Engineering Society. .Specifications for Testing Lighting Equipment. Section III, undated. Narrow Beam Enclosed Projectors and Asymmetric

Show-Wlndow Reflectors. Narrow beam enclosed pro- jectors Includes Introduction, description of flood- light, description of lamp, procedure for making

observations, computation of results, results to be reported, and appendix of constants; and asymmetric

show-window reflectors Includes general requirements, selection, physical measurements, output,

candlepower distribution, lumen distribution, typical show-window example, appendix, other data to be reported, remarks, and tables.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-L-4a; 1946. Lamp Assembly; 24-Inch Rigid Drum

Type Rotating Beacon.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-L-9a; 1945. Lamp Assembly; Runway Marker.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-L-10a-2; 1946. Lamp Assembly; Boundary and Ob- struction Marker.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-L-25a-l; 1946. Lamps; All-Glass Sealed Reflector.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-L-26a; 1945. Lamp Assembly; Runway Marker (for Snow Areas).

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-F-220; 1945. Floodlights; Incandescent (Shipboard

Use).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification l7D3c; 1945. Door-Glasses; Dome, Searchlight.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17R8; 1945. Reflectors; Searchlight, Parabolic.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17R15; 1946. Reflectors; Metal, Parabolic, 12-Inch.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification I7si4c; 1946. Spotlights; Incandescent, Power-Boat.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17S20; 1945. Searchlights; Signaling, 12-Inch.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, corps of Engineers Specification 84-47A; 1945. Reflector, Lamp, 8-Inch Diameter

Conical Type, with Holder.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 84-50-a; 1946. Floodlight; Electric, Open Type, Wide Angle, Standard, 300-500' watt.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

74-27; 1945. Celling Light Projector ML-l21-( ). U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

74-79; 1945. Celling Light Projector ML-318/TMQ-2.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

17-MC-13; 1945. Floodlights; Incandescent, Marine,

Projector Type. Shall be the fixed focus type. Gives requirements for classes, sizes, materials,

workmanship, design and construction, housing, In- terior assembly, door, cover glass, mounting, base,

cord, finish, nameplate, dielectric strength, Insu- lation resistance, weight and dimensions, and spare

parts; sampling, Inspection, and methods of test; and packing and marking for shipment.

716.3 LIGHTIKG REQUIREMENTS AND EQUIPMENT

716.30 General Items

American Standards Assn. , A53. 1-1946. Sponsored by

National Housing Agency and U. S. Public Health

Service. Light and Ventilation. Intended to govern

the lighting and ventilation of buildings and other structures customarily covered In building codes. Covers general requirements, rooms, stairways and

public hallways, windows, skylights, yards, courts, mechanical ventilation, and appendix.

Illuminating Engineering Society. Correlating Port- able Lamp Design With the Society's Performance

Recommendations, 1946. Covers general discussion,

I. E. S. performance recommendations, definitions and testing procedures, Illumination, shielding and

brightness, distribution, efficiency, appendices,

and conclusions. Illuminating Engineering Society. Further Data on Glare Ratings, 1946. covers general discussion,

Influence of angular position, Influence of adaptation, treatment of non-uniform light sources, other

details of calculation, glare factor vs. discomfort

glare appraisals, summary, and supplementary notes

A, B, and C

Illuminating Engineering Society. Lessons in Practical Home Illumination, undated. Outline of an ele- mentary and refresher course. Covers general rec- ommendations, light and sight, fundamentals of il- lumination, light sources, color and light, home

wiring practice, home lighting fixtures, Influence

of period styles on lighting fixtures designs, portable lamps and lamp shades, materials and designs

In portable lamps, lighting the rooms of the home, and Christmas and garden lighting.

Illuminating Engineering Society. Lessons In Practical Illumination, undated. An elementary and re- fresher course. Covers general recommendations,

light and sight, fundamentals of illumination,

light sources, illumination design, industrial ap- plications, office, school and public building ap- plications, store applications, exterior applications, residential applications, fundamentals of wiring, and lighting economics. Illuminating Engineering Society. Lighting Data. Lighting data sheets describing actual lighting in- stallations, published in yearly series. Each sheet represents the solution of a particular lighting

problem and contains the pertinent engineering data, illustrations, and Hue drawings.

Illuminating Engineering Society. Recommended Practice of Home Lighting, 1945. Covers Introduction,

the objectives of good lighting, the essentials of good lighting, lighting recommendations for the major rooms of the home, and adequate wiring.

Illuminating Engineering Society. Recommended Practice of Street and Highway Lighting, 1945. Covers

introduction, classification of streets and highways, lumlnalre characteristics and application,

design of street and highway lighting, situations

requiring special consideration, use of utilization- efficiency charts in street and highway lighting

design, aspects of good street andhlghway lighting,

glossary of terms used in street and highway lighting, and bibliography.

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Illuminating Engineering Society. Specifications for Testing Lighting Equipment. Section III, undated, Narrow Beam Enclosed Projectors and Asymmetric Show- window Reflectors. Narrow beam enclosed projectors Includes Introduction, description of floodlight,

description of lamp, procedure for making observations, computation of results, results to be reported, and appendix of constants; and asymmetric

show-window reflectors Includes general requirements, selection, physical measurements, output,

candlepower distribution, lumen distribution, typical show-window example, appendix, other data to be reported, remarks, and tables.

Illuminating Engineering Society, studies of Illu- mination and Erlghtness in Residential Interiors,

1946. The material offered Is Intended to aid in the direction of rationalizing two of the basic

elements of lighting design In residential Interiors— (a) illumination values for visual application

and (b) the associated brightness values of practically all parts of the Interior in which the visual applications are going to take place. The problem

even goes beyond this informal definition since the brightness of highly shielded light sources must be Included. Illumination is intended to imply supplied light or recommended values for specific ap- plications, while brightness Is used in Its normal

sense —the effect produced when light enters the

eye from a surface object, etc.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-56-3; 1945. colors; Aeronautical Lights and Lighting Equipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept., Bureau of Yards and Docks. Specification 38Y; 1945. Airport Field Lighting.

716.32 Electric Lighting Fixtures

U. S. Gov., .Navy Dept. Specification 17F14a; 1945. Fixtures, Lighting; Anchor-, Running-, and signalLight, Bureau-Design.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-712-a; 1945. Lamp Fixture M-142 (Portable).

716.39 Miscellaneous Lighting Equipment

American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Practice for Electrical Installations on Shipboard, 45; 1945. Emergency Light and Power

System. Gives general requirements, cargo vessels, cargo vessels less than 1, 600 gross tons, passenger vessels of 1,600 gross tons or over, passenger vessels 100 to 1, 600 gross tons, and passenger vessels

less than 100 gross tons. American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Practice for Electrical Installations on

Shipboard, 45; 1945. Lighting Equipment. Covers location of fixtures, Illumination requirements,

lamps, arc lamps, outlets for portable lighting

equipment, lighting for cargo handling, permanent

waterproof fixtures, portable waterproof fixtures,

portable non-waterproof fixtures, explosion-proof

lighting fixtures, portable cargo fixtures, Interior

fixtures, switching fixtures, fans, desk lights, and

door switches. American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Practice for Electrical Installations on

Shipboard, 45; 1945. Running, Signal, and Instrument

Lights. Covers running, signal and Instrument

lights, and running light indicator panel.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-L-lla-2; 1946. Light Assemblies; Electrically

Retractable Landings.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-L-12a-2; 1945. Light Assemblies; Aircraft.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-L-14-1; 1946. Light Assemblies; work Table.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-L-23-2; 1945. Light Assemblies; UltravioletFluorescent Cockpit.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-L-31; 1945. Lamp Assembly; Disconnection Obstruction Marker.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-L-33; 1946. Light Assembly; Cockpit, Utility.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-L-34; 1946. Light Assemblies; Press to Test In- dicator.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN- R- 17-2; 1945. Regulator Assembly; Brightness

Control.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-I-446; 1946. Illuminators; for X-Ray Film. Covers two types

(I) Incandescent lighting and (II) fluorescent lighting; and five classes— (A) single illuminator, with

table mounting, (B) multiple-unit Illuminator, with

table mounting, (C) single Illuminator, with wall

recess mounting (type II only), (D) multiple-unit

Illuminator, with wall recess mounting (type II only), and (E) multiple-unit illuminator, on mobile

base. Gives requirements for material, workmanship,

function, construction, outer frame and viewing

glass, drip tray, cord and attachment plug cap, name plate, finish, and details for each type and

class; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 84-48; 1944. Electric Lighting Equipment, Set

No. 2, 1 1/2 KW. (Less Generator Set).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

17-MC-4 (Tentative) 1942. Holder; Lamp, Hand Portable, Electric, Vapor Proof. Covers one grade; two types— (I) general purpose and (II) non-sparking;

and three sizes— (1) 60 watts, (2) 75 watts, and (3) 100 watts. Gives requirements for materials, work- manship, construction, housing, globe guard, receptacle, handle, gasket, cable gland, cable, at- tachment plug, marking, and details; sampling, In- spection, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking.

717. HOUSEHOLD DEVICES, HEATERS, AND

X-RAY APPARATUS

717.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Standards Assn., Z54. 1-1946. Safety Code for the Industrial Use of X-Rays (American War

Standard) . To protect employees who work with or near X-rays against overexposure to the X-rays.

Covers general requirements, use and storage of radium In the field of Industrial radiography, methods and materials of X-ray protection, specific ap- plications for 400 kilovolts and lower, X-ray

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protection for voltages of one and two million,

electrical protection, tables, and figures. 717.1 ELECTRIC HEATING AND COOK i KG DEVICES

American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Practice for Electrical Installations on

Shipboard, 45; 1945. Heating Equipment. For con- vector and radiant type, luminous type, and glow

type. Gives recommended voltages and wattages, de- sign details, guards, corrosion protection, heating

elements, temperature and test, and nameplates.

National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Standards

for Electric Water Heaters, 45-104; 1945. These

standards provide practical information concerning

Performance, rating, testing, and manufacture of electric water heaters. Gives voltage ratings,

pressure rating for tanks, wattage ratings of ele- ments for electric water heaters, standard wattages

for single-element heaters, standard wattages for twin-unit heaters, temperature setting of thermostat, standard temperature differential of thermostats, standard temperature adjustment range for

thernib stats, standard color coding, diagram showing connections and color coding, and test specifications.

National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. NEMA Standards for Hot Plates and Disc Stoves, 46-113; 1946. These standards provide practical Information con- cerning rating, performance, testing, and manufacture of hot plates and disc stoves. Gives rating

standards, performance standards, manufacturing

standards, and definitions. National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. NEMA Stand- ards for Portable Radiant Heaters, 46-114; 1946. These standards provide practical Information con- cerning rating, performance, testing, and manufacture of portable radiant heaters. Gives rating

standards, performance standards, manufacturing

standards, 'and definitions. National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. NEMA Stand- ards for Roasters, 46-115; 1946. These standards provide practical Information concerning rating,

Performance, testing, and manufacture of roasters. Gives rating standards, performance standards, man- ufacturing standards, and definitions. Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. Standard for Temperature-Indicating and Regulating Equipment,

1945. covers electrical control equipment for air- conditioning, heating, cooking, and refrigeration,

Intended to be employed on lighting and power circuits in ordinary locations in accordance with the National Electrical code. Gives requirements for frame and enclosure, mounting, strength of parts,

operating mechanism, corrosion protection, Insula- ting material, supply connections, stationary de- vices, portable devices, current-carrying parts,

internal wiring, grounding, transformers, capacitors, fuse-holders, overcurrent relays, mercury-tube

switches, coll windings, spaclngs, wiring space, separation of circuits, performance, rating, marking, and Inspection of listed product.

U. s. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 27633-1;

1945. Heater; Central Air Filter, Type 0-1.

U. S. Gov'., Army Air Forces specification 32525; 1945. Heater; Electrical Immersion, Type I.-l (One- and Two- Gal Ion)

.

U. 8. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 40439-a-2; 1945. Heater; Oxygen Mask,. Electric, Type E-l (24 Volt D. C —for Type A- 14 Mask).

U. s. Gov. , Dept. of commerce, Civil Aeronautics Ad- ministration, Office of Federal Airways. Specification CAA-220; 1942. Amend. 1; 1945. Heaters; Fan

Type, With or Without Separate control Thermostat.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy specification JAN-H-194;

1945. Heaters; Electric, Air (Ship Type).

U. S. Gov., Navy pept. specification 64C11; 1945. Oof fee-Makers; Electric.

U., S. Gov. , Navy Dept. specification 65C14; 1946. Cooking-Equipment; "Electrical (shipboard Use).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 65T4a; 1946. Toasters; Electric, Automatic.

U. S. Gov., Navy rept. Specification 65Ulc;' 1946.

Urns; coffee.

U. S. Gov. , V. S. Army, corps of Engineers specifica- tion 12-7; 1944. Iron; Flat, Electric, 115-Volt, with cord arid Resistor.

717.2 MOTOR-DRIVEN HOUSEHOLD DEVICES

U. S. Gov. , Federal Specification w-c-421a; 1940.

Amend. 2; 1945. Cleaners, vacuum; Electric, Portable, covers two types In various classes and

sizes. Type I —enclosed separator, suction only, and type II—exposed separator. Gives requirements

for material, marking, exposed surfaces, stability, dirt separation, reversibility, nozzles, agitators, vacuum producer or fan, motor, brushes, motor

starter or switch, cord, dust bag, attachments, and detail requirements for each type and class; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

II. S. Gov. , Navy Dept. Specification 66M4e; 1946. Machines; Vegetable-Peeling, Electrically-Operated.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 66M12v; 1946. Machines, Dishwashing; and Dish-Baskets.

U. S. Gov. , Navy Dept. Specification 66M13; 1946. Machines; Meat-Bone-and-Flsh-Cuttlng, ElectricallyOperated.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 66M15; 1945. Machines; Steak-Cubing (Shipboard Use).

717.3 X-RAY AND CATHODE RAY APPARATUS AND EQUIPMENT

0. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-X-2-1; 1945. X-Ray Laboratories; Procedure for

the Certification of.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-H-603; 1945. Holders; X-Ray-Fllm Fxposure. Covers one type and five sizes— (1) 5 by 7 in., (2) 8 by 10 liu, (3) 10 by 12 In., (4i 11 by 14 in., and (5) 14 by 17 in. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, marking, construction, mountboards, hinge, steel clasp, film envelope paper, lead backing, and dimensions; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal specification GG-K-606; 1945. Holders, X-Ray-Fllm; Exposure, Dental. Covers one

type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship,

design, and size; methods of sampling, inspection,

and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

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U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-H-lll; 1945.

Hangers, X-Ray Film (Dental); Developing and Drying. Covers two types—(I) clip and (II) cllpless. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, marking, and details for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and test; and packaging, packing, and marking

for shipment.

U. S. Gov. , Federal Specification GG-M-125; 1946. Markers; X-Ray Film, Lead Letters and Numerals.

Covers one type; three classes(a) complete alphabet, (B) letters R and L, and (C) numerals to 9; two sizes— (1) 1/4 In. high and (2) 1/2 In. high.

Gives requirements for material, workmanship, de- scription, holder, lead letters and numerals, and

box; methods of sampling and Inspection; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification ZZ-A-621; 1945. Aprons, X-Ray; Protective, Lead-Impregnated-Rubber

(Natural and Synthetic). Covers one type, grade, and class. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, general description, dimensions, shoulder

straps, flexibility, X-ray protective requirements, rubber and synthetic rubber sheet—tensile strength, accelerated aging test, metal finish, marking, and bid samples; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification ZZ-G-458; 1945. Gloves; x-Ray, Protective, Gauntlet- Style. Covers

one type—(I) five finger design with sewed- In fab- ric lining; and two classes

(a) without removable

fabric Inner gloves and (B) with removable fabric

inner gloves. Gives requirements for rubber, leather, fabric, workmanship, marking, description, di- mensions, rubber, synthetic rubber, and lead Impregnation, covering, lining, seams and stitching, flex- ibility and texture, class A, and class B; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2669A; 1945. Fluoroscope; Two-Position, complete.

7\7A ELECTR I CALLY-KEATED CLOTHING

(J. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3211B-1;

1945. suit; Flying, Electric Type F-3A, 24- volt

D. C. U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3212C; 1945. Trousers; Flying, Electrically-Heated, for Type F-3A

Suit.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3213C; 1945. Jacket; Flying, Electrically-Heated, for Type F-3A

Suit.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3250-1;

1945. Blanket; Electrically-Heated Casualty, Type

0-1. 718. TELEPHONE, TELEGRAPH, RADIO, AND

SIGNAL APPARATUS

718.0 GENERAL ITEMS

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1578; 1946. Tabular List of Parts (for Signal

Corps Equipment)

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

72-53; 1946. Finishes (for Ground Signal Equipment)

718.1 TELEGRAPH APPARATUS

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1532; 1945. Teletypewriter Paper M-327.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1690; 1946. Test Set TS-2/TG.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

71-3113; 1945. Filter F-2( )/GG. 718.11 Telegraph Instruments

11. S. Gov., II. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-468-C; 1945. Switchboard BD-57-B (Code Practice)

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-556-D; 1946. Telegraph Set TG-5-B.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

7 1-1039-B; 1945. Line Unit BE-77-A (Telegraph

Printer)

U. S. Gov., U. s. Army, Signal Corps Specification

7 1-1310-a; 1945. Switchboard BP- 100 and Chest CH-70.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1316-B; 1945. Relay BK-27-( ) (Telegraph Repeater) . U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1646-a; 1946. Repeater TG-30-( ) (Terminal).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3002; 1945. Switchboard Br-114 (Code Practice).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

72- 10-C; 1946. Typewriter MC-88 (Telegrapher 1 s)

718. 12 Telegraph Keys

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

7 1-721-a; 1945. Key J-45 (Telegraph).

718.2 TELEPHONE APPARATUS

718.20 General Items

Assn. of American Railroads. Telegraph and Telephone

Section, 2-J-40; 1942. Installation and Maintenance of Type C Three-Channel carrier Telephone

Equipment. Gives scope, general requirements, drawings, description and functions of component units, power supply, transmission performance, effect on other services, characteristics of open-wire lines

and cables, Installation, testing equipment, tests

and adjustments, and vacuum tubes. 718.21 Telephone Instruments

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-529-A; 1945. Panel BD-65.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

7 1-631-C; 1946. Telephones EE-8-A, EE-8-B, and

EE-8-D (Portable).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Cor'ps Specification

71-667-e; 1945. Handset TS-9-( ). U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal corps specification

7 1-1315-a; 1945. Handset TS-14-( ). U. S. Gov. , U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1533; 1945. Chest Set TD-3.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

71-1575; 1945. Headset HS-29-U.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3060; 1945. Telephone TP-9-( ).

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U. S. Gov-, u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3063; 1946. Head and Chest Set HS-25-C.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, signal corps Specification

71-3070; 1946. Telephone Unit EE- 105- ( ). U. S. Gov.., u. S. Array, Signal corps specification

71-3122; 1945. Chest Set TD-4. u! S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3157; 1945. Handsets H-22 ( ) /U and H-23 ( )/U. U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3186; 1945. chests Sets H-12/GT, H-18/GT, and

H-28/GR.

U. S. Gov., U. s. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3270; 1946. Panel BD-68-A (Telephone Power SupPly).

718.22 Telephone Switchboards

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-1015-AJ 1946. Switchboard BD-110-( ). U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, signal corps Specification

71-1312; 1945. switchboard BD-9l-( ). U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-1611-A; 1945. Switchboard BD-120.

U. s. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3143; 1945. Emergency Switchboard SB-18/GT.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, signal Corps specification

71-3246; 1946. Switchboard SB-4( J/GTC-l. 718.29 Miscellaneous Telephone Equipment

U. S. Gov., Aimy Air Forces Specification 7025a; 1945. Interphone Equipment AN/AIC-3; Bench, Pre-Fllght

and Flight Tests of.

U. s. Gov., U. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

71-295-e; 1945. Test Set 1-51 (Cable Repairman's).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, signal corps Specification

71-492; 1945. Test Set I-6l-( ) (Transmission

Measuring)

.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-618-b; 1945. Cabinet BE-70-0 (wire Chief's

Testing)

.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-668-d; 1945. Generators GN-38, GN-38-A, and

GN-38-B.

D. S. Gov., U. S. Army, signal corps specification

71-669-d; 1946. Ringer MO131 (Telephone).

D. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

71-682-e; 1945. coll c-lll (Telephone, Repeating).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

71-1016; 1945. Frame FM-19 (Main Distributing

Frame).

U. s. Gov,, U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71- 1552-a; 1946. Telephone Terminal CF-l-( ) (Carrier) . U. s. Gov., U. s. Army, signal Corps specification

71-1553; 1946. Repeater CF-3- () (Carrier).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-1555; 1945. Ringing Equipment EE-lOl-( ) (voice

Frequency) (1000/20 cycle Ringer-Oscillator Double

Circuit).

U. S. Gov., U. s. Army, Signal Corps Specification

7 1-1609-A; 1945. Frame FM-64.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, signal corps Specification

71-3003-A; 1945. Test Set TS-27-A/TSM.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-3052; 1946. Repeater CF-5-( ) (Carrier, 2-

Wlre)

.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

71-3098; 1945. Telephone Repeater TP-14-( ). U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3156; 1945. Interphone control Box BC-606-H. 718.3 SIGNAL DEVICES, OTHER THAN RAILWAY AND HIGHWAY SI6NALS

718.31 Burglar Alarms

Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., 1946. Lists of In- spected Appliances Relating to Accident Hazard,

Automotive Equipment, and Burglary Protection. This

catalog contains three lists that have been Inspec- ted by the Underwriters'. The lists are—appliances Inspected for accident hazard, Inspected auto- motive appliances, and Inspected burglary protection appliances. The listings are arranged alphabetically as to subject and alphabetically by name

of manufacturer under each subject. Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. standard for Tear- Gas Systems, subject 600; 1945. Covers manually

operated systems for protection of premises against

robbery and automatically operated systems for protection of safes or vaults against burglary. Gives general requirements, robbery protection systems, safe and vault systems, and certification of Installation. Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. Standard for Holdup Alarm systems, Subject 636; 1945. Covers holdup

alarm systems of the remote-station type intended

for installation In banks, stores, cashiers' cages, pay offices, and the like. Gives types of remote

stations, classification as to extent of protection,

design and construction, operation and electrical

supervision, Installation, maintenance, marking,

and Inspection of listed product.

718.32 Fire Alarms

American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Practice for Electrical Installations on

Shipboard, 45; 1945. Fire Alarm Systems. Gives

general requirements, automatic fire alarm system, classification of types, wiring, electric and pneu- matic systems, location of detectors—electric systems, pneumatic systems, zoning, manual fire alarm

system, smoke pipe systems, automatic sprinkler systems, and power supply and supervision for all fire alarm systems.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification w-F-391a; 1945. Fire-Alarm-Systems; Electric, Manual, Coded, Posi- tive Noninterferlng-Type. Covers three classes

(A) nonrecordlng, (B) recording, with punch register, and (C) recording, with punch register and

time stamp; and three types— (I) Indoor box, (II) outdoor box, and (III) special box. Gives require- ments for material and workmanship, systems, Installation, operating power, supervisory power, boxes,

electro-mechanical gongs, tapper bell, other signalling devices, control board, cabinets, circuits,

storage battery and rack, rectifier and charging

panel, dielectric strength, and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal specification w-F-396a; 1945. Fire-Alarm-Systems; Electric, Manual, Coded, Shunt

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Nonlnterferlng-Type. Covers two types—(I) generalalarm-system and (II) preslgnal-alarm-system; and

three classes(a) nonrecordlng, (B) recording, with punch register, and (C) recording, with punch register and time stamp. Gives requirements for boxes,

material and workmanship, systems, Installation, op- erating power, supervisory power, boxes, gongs, other signalling devices, control board, cabinets, circuits, dielectric strength, and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

718.39 Miscellaneous Signal Devices

American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Practice for Electrical Installations on

Shipboard, 45; 1945. Signal and Communication Systems. Covers source of current supply, Installation and location of Instruments, Instrument construction, pushbuttons, bells, buzzers, telegraphs,

alarms, signals, siren and whistle control, tele- phone equipment, loud speaker systems, and voice

tubes.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 18H3b; 1945.

Holders, Sounding-Tube, Sounding-Machine.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 36Cla; 1945.

Calls, Boatswains'

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

71-965-C; 1945. Time Interval Signal BE-65.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1009; 1945. Time Interval Apparatus EE-86-A.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Sped flcatlon

71- 1397-a; 1946. Signal Lamp Equipment EE-80-A.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1616; 1945. Signal Generator I-208-( ). U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

71-1637; 1946. Keyer TG-34- ( ). U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Speel f lcatlon

74- 103; 1945. Time Interval Unit ML-138.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, signal Corps. Specification

75- 102-A; 1945. Signal Lamp Equipment SE-ll-A.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-106; 1945. Time Interval Device PH-465.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-440; 1945. Timers, Interval, Electric. 718.4 RAILWAY SIGNAL AND TRACK CONTROL

EQUIPMENT

718.40 General Items

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv. , Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice, 1945. Centralized

Traffic Control. Gives detailed Instructions for

the location, necessities of, and selection of safety control signals. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice, 1930. Guide for Allo- cating Train Control Expenditures. For railway sig- nal purposes, expenditures are divided Into wayside

apparatus, shop or wayside apparatus, and locomotive

or other rolling stock equipment.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice, 1946. Non-Coded Direct

Current Track Circuits. Covers adjustment, circuit

controllers, ballast, rail and bond resistance, batteries, bonding, insulated rail Joints, rectifiers,

relays, shunting sensitivity, and general conditions. 718.41 Railway Signals

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice, 1946. General Classi- fication for Signal Failures and Signal Interruptions. Two classes of signal failures—false restrictive and false proceed. They are divided as to those chargeable to the Signal Department and all other causes. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice, 1946. Technical Terms Used In Signaling. Standard nomenclature of elec- trical engineering, usage and related subjects defined. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice, Specification 63-45;

1946. Automatic Block Signal System. Covers track

to be signaled, buildings, power supply, distributing system (aerial, surface, underground, submarine), communication system, foundations, wayside

signals, conduits, wires and cables, Instrument and battery housings, Insulation, painting, bonding, and energy for operating signals, track circuits, etc. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice. Specification 174-44; 1945. Electric Lamp Case. Case for electric lamp

to be used with reflector for semaphore signal

lighting. Covers drawings, tender, alternates, material and workmanship, general requirements, gray

Iron castings, reflector, reflector tests, dielectric

requirements, paint and painting, inspection, tests, packing, marking, and warranty.

718.42 Switch-Operating Mechanisms and

Signals

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice, 1945. Electric Locks

Applied to Hand-Operated switches for Protection of Main Track Movements. The apparatus shall, as far as practicable, be so Installed and circuits so arranged that failure of any part will not result

In unlocking the electric locks. Gives details for this type of locks. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice, 1945. Mechanically

Locking the Levers of Interlocking Machines. Gives details for derail or smashboard, switch and movable point frog, facing point lock, signal, and

traffic or route. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice, 1945. Signal Protection for Spring Switches. Spring switch consisting

of spring oil buffer and reinforced pair of switch

points. Mechanism maybe locked or non-locked type.

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Covers marker, signal protection, and speed restrictions.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv. , Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice, 1946. Spring Switches. For the care of railway signal service switches, ad- justment of buffers, oil In buffer, wear, rod packing, and tests. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept. , Engineering Dlv. , Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice, specification 76-45;

1946. Electric Interlocking Machine. Covers purpose, drawings, tender, alternates, material and workmanship, design, levers, mechanical locking,

electric lever locks, electric lever locking, time

locks, circuit controllers, lever lights, binding

posts, cases, finish, paint and painting, coll In- sulation, dielectric requirements, Identification,

Inspection, tests, packing, marking, and warranty.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice. Specification 95-44;

1945. Universal switch Circuit Controller. Appa- ratus for application to track switches, deFalls,

or other movable apparatus for the control of sig- nal circuits. Gives drawings, tender, alternates,

material and workmanship, general, case, cover, op- erating shaft, operating crank, ventilation, bonding posts, terminal board, operating cams, contacts, flexible connections, finish, dielectric requirements, painting, purchaser's order requirements,

Inspection, tests, packing, marking, and warranty.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice. Specification 138-44;

1945. Interlocking Lever Circuit Controller. For application to interlocking machine. Gives drawings, tender, alternates, material and workmanship,

design, binding posts, contacts, finish, paint and painting, insulation, dielectric requirements,

Identification, inspection, tests, packing, marking,

and warranty.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice, Specification 157-45;

1946. Color Light Signal, Searchlight Type. Covers

purpose, drawings, tender, alternates, material and workmanship, design, signal mechanism case, operating mechanism, operating characteristics, sealing

and calibration, backgrounds and hoods, electric

lamps, lenses and roundels, range, spread, mounting,

wire and wiring, paint and painting, binding posts, coil Insulation, dielectric requirements, Identification, purchaser's order requirements, inspection,

tests, packing, marking, and warranty.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Civ., Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Fractlce. Specification 209-44; 1945. Highway Grade Crossing Automatic Gates.

Gives track to be signaled, power supply, distribution system, foundations, signals, gates, gate op- erating mechanism, conduits and supports, wires and' cables, instrument and battery housings, insulation,

painting, bonding, and energy for operating gates,

signals, track circuits, etc.

718.43 Relays

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv. , Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice. Specification 203-44; 1945. All-Relay Interlocking. Gives buildings,

electric and pneumatic power supply, distributing

system, control apparatus, control machine, founda- tions, switch operating mechanism and fittings,

signals, communication system, wires and cables,

conduit and supports, Instrument and battery housings, insulation for track circuits, rail bonding,

and painting.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice. Specification 208-44;

1945. All-Relay Interlocking Control Machine. To provide a machine for the control of signals,

switches and other apparatus of an all-relay Interlocking. Gives drawings, tender, alternates, material and workmanship, design, levers, circuit controllers, binding posts, light indicators, tools,

case, finish, paint and painting, coil Insulation, dielectric requirements, identification, inspection,

tests, packing, marking, and warranty.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice, Specification 212-45;

1946. Direct Current Code- Following Polar Relay.

For providing a direct current code-following polar

relay to follow d.c. coded energy of a given polarity. Covers drawings, tender, alternates, material

and workmanship, design, mounting, armature supports, contacts, flexible connections, binding posts, coll

Insulation, dielectric requirements, identification,

Inspection, tests, packing, marking, and warranty.

718.49 Miscellaneous Railway Signals

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal section. Manual of Recommended Practice. Specification 128-44;

1945. Mechanical Time Release. Device for introducing a time interval in the control of signal and switch circuits and levers of Interlocking machines. Gives drawings, tender, alternates, material and

workmanship, design, timing period, binding posts, contacts, finish, paint and painting, Insulation, dielectric requirements, Identification, Inspection,

tests, packing, marking, and warranty.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Div. , Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice, Specification 179-45;

1946. Mechanically Applied Rail Head Type Bonds and Track Circuit Connectors. For providing mechanically applied rail head type bonds and track circuit connectors for track circuits where rails do not

carry return propulsion current. Covers drawings,

material and workmanship, design, conductors, ter- minals, plating and tinning, identification, re- sistance of installed bonds, Inspection, tests,

packing, marking, and warranty.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice. Specification 204-44;

1945. Tractive Armature Direct Current Neutral Relay, Plug-In Type. For the purpose of providing

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tractive armature direct current neutral relays of the plug-In type Tor use In railway signaling.

Gives drawings, tender, alternates, material and workmanship, design, mounting, armature support, air gap, magnetic structure, colls, contacts, di- electric requirements, operating characteristics,

finish, sealing and calibration, name plate, In- spection, tests, packing, marking, and warranty.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice. Specification 206-44;

1945. Decoding Unit. To provide a decoding unit

to respond to a given code frequency. Gives drawings, tender, material and workmanship, design, output, binding posts, coll Insulation, dielectric re- quirements, Identification, Inspection, tests, packing, marking, and warranty.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept.., Engineering Dlv., Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice. Specification 207-44;

1945. coded Track Circuit Unit. To provide a coded track circuit which Is Inserted between an a. c. track circuit and a code-following track relay to convert the a. c. from the track circuit to d.c. for operation of the track relay. Gives drawings, tender, material and workmanship, design, frequency,

binding posts, coll Insulation, dielectric requirements, Identification,- Inspection, tests, packing,

marking, and warranty.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice, specification 210-45; 1946. Alternating Current Motor-Operated Code Transmitter. The contacts may be inserted In a steady a. c. or d.c. supply In order to Interrupt

the energy at a given code. Covers drawings, tender, alternates, material and workmanship, design,

mounting, gears, cams, motor, bearings, contacts,

flexible connections, binding posts, dielectric requirements, Identification, Inspection, tests, packing, marking, and warranty.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice, Specification 211-45;

1946. Direct current Code Transmitter. The contacts may be Inserted- In a steady a. c. or d.c. sup- ply In order to Interrupt the energy at a given

code. Covers drawings, tender, alternates, material

and workmanship, design, mounting, contacts, flexible connections, binding posts, coll Insulation, di- electric requirements, Identification, Inspection,

tests, packing, marking, and warranty.

718.5 TRAFFIC AND HIGHWAY SIGNALS

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal section. Manual of Recommended Practice. Specification 199-44; 1945. Electric Motor Mechanism and Gate Arm for Highway Grade Crossing Signal. For providing gates

as an adjunct to A. A. R. recommended crossing sig- nals of the flashing light or wig-wag type. Covers

gate arm, mechanism, gears, motor, hold-clear device, circuit controller, wiring, finish, dielectric

requirements, Identification, painting, Inspection,

tests, packing, marking, and warranty.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, Civil Aeronautics Ad- ministration, Office of Federal Airways. Specification CAA-8; 1943. Neon Lamps for Approach Lights.

718.6 RADIO APPARATUS AND EQUIPMENT

718.60 General Items

Illuminating Engineering Society. A Preliminary

Study of Radio Interference as Caused by Fluorescent Lamps In the Home, 1946. Covers general discussion, radio noise as a function of distance of lamp from

antenna, variation of radio noise generated by the same lamp, variation of radio noise generated by

different lamps, spectral distribution of radio

noise, threshold and maximum tolerable nolne levels, effect of filters on radio noise suppression, effect

of screens on radio noise suppression, radio Use

suppression with a portable table lamp, and conclusions. Radio Manufacturers Assn. Standards, Ml-111 to Ml- 125 and M2-111 to M2-114; 1930. Gives terms and definitions, voltage breakdown test for cords, plugs,

and Jacks; soldering tests for cord terminals; In- sulation and electrolysis test for audio transformers, and voltage tests for fixed paper capacitors.

Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. Bulletin of Research,

33; 1945. Measurement of Electric Shock Hazard In Radio Equipment. This bulletin provides a general

description of the factors relating to electric

shock in radio receivers. Covers introduction,

electric shock hazard, body resistance, shock hazards of radio equipment, methods of measuring shock

hazard, development of measuring equipment, radio

leakage measurement with diode-peak meter, shock

hazard measurement specification for radio equipment, discussion of specification, conclusion, ap- pendix, and bibliography.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40139a;

1946. Maintenance Parts List for Communications

Equipment.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 41017; 1945. Handbook; Ground Radio and Radar Equipment Maintenance.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 41018; 1945. Handbook; Ground Radio and Radar Equipment Operating. U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

* AN-C-100a-l; 1945. Catalogs; Radio and Radar Equipment Spare Parts.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-H-19a-2; 1946. Handbooks; Radio and Radar Equip- ment Operating.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-H-20a-2; 1946. Handbooks; Radio and Radar Equip- ment Maintenance.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-H-21a-l; 1945. Handbooks and Catalogs; Radio

and Radar Equipment (General Specification for

Printing of).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1303; 1945. Suppression, Radio Interference;

General Requirements for Vehicles.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3004; 1946. Suppression, Radio Interference;

Requirements for Engine-Generator Units.

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U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

71-3214; 1946. Suppression, Radio Interference, of Engines for Miscellaneous Equipments (Exclusive of Vehicles and Engine-Generator Units).

718.61 Antennas and Equipment

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 7067; 1946. Antenna Assembly AS-273 ( ) /ARN (Marker Beacon)

.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 7085; 1945. Antenna Assembly AS-215 ( )/ARN (Marker Beacon).

U. S. Gov., Dept. of commerce, Civil Aeronautics Ad- ministration, Office of Federal Airways, specification CAA-233; 1940. Emergency Addendum, 1942. Ground Rods.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-W-287;

1946. Wave-Gulde-Assemblles, Flexible.

U. s. Gov., u. s. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-1521; 1945. Box TM-206-A (Antenna Terminal).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, signal corps Specification

71- 1600-a; 1946. Antenna A-27 (Phantom).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

71-1617; 1945. Terminal Boxes TM-210 (Antenna),

TM-211 (Antenna), and TM-218.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1642; 1945. Antenna a-83.

i). s. Gov., U. s. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-2257; 1946. Pedestal AB-8 ( ) /GP.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

71-2444; 1945. Antenna Equipment RC-307-( ) (com- ponents for)

.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3075; 1945. Mast Bases AB-15/GR, MP-65-A. Mast Sections MS-116-A, MS-117-A, MS-118-A, AB-21/GR,

AB-22/GR, AB-23/GR, AB-24/GR.

U. s. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3080; 1946. Antenna Assemblies AS-51/MRQ-2 and

AS-93/MRQ-2.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3219; 1945. Phantom Antenna A-34. 718.62 Electron Tubes

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-lA;

1945. Radio Electron Tubes. This specification In- cludes Individual specifications for over 800 different types of electron tubes.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17T21b; 1945.

Tubes; Electron, Power Types. 718.63 Radio Transmitting Apparatus

American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Practice for Electrical Installations on

Shipboard, 45; 1945. Radio Communication Equipment. Gives general requirements, technical requirements,

lifeboats, operators' quarters, tube transmitters,

nameplates, automatic alarm receiver, receiving

equipment, antenna, standing rigging, radiotelephone,

auxiliary equipment, tools and spare parts, and high-frequency Installations.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specif lcatlon J AN-C-16A;

1945. Crystal-Units, CR-K) /AR.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy specification JAN-C-239;

1945. Crystal-Units, CR-5E/U.

U. S. gov. , U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-693-A; 1945. Chest CH-27 (carrying, Radio Transmitter) .

U. S. Gov. , U. s. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1057; 1945. Radio Receiver and Transmitter

BC-620-( ) and Associated Equipment, for Radio Sets

SCR-509-( ) and SCR-510-( ). U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, signal corps specification

71-1314-a; 1946. Radio Transmitter BC-653-( ) (Amplitude Modulated) Radio Receiver BC-652-( ) (Ampli- tude Modulated) and Associated Equipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1317; 1945. Radio Receiver BC-683-0 and Radio Transmitter BC-684-0 —components of Radio Sets

SCR-608- and SCR-628- 0.

U. s. Gov., u. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

71-1318; 1945. Radio Receiver and Transmitter

BC-659-( ) and Associated Equipment, for Radio Sets SCR-609-( ) and SCR-610-( ). U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, signal corps specification

71- 1373- a; 1945. Radio Set sCR-511-( ). U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, signal corps Specification

71-1601; 1945. Radio Set SCR-300-( ) (Components

for).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1606; 1945. Radio Set SCR-694-( ) (Components

for).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1683-a; 1946. Radio Sets SCR-399-( ) and

SCR-499-( ). U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

71-3010; 1945. Radio Set AN/TRC-l-( ), Radio Ter- minal Set AN/TRC-3-( ), and Radio Relay Set

AN/TRC-4-( ) (Components of).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-30 18-a; 1945. Radio Transmitter BC-1263.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3096; 1945. Radio Receiver and Transmitter

BC-1335-( ) and Associated Equipment for Radio Set SCR-619-( ). U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

71-3103; 1945. Radio Set AN/TRC-7( ) (Components

for).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3112; 1946. Radio Set AN/TRC-6( ) (Auxiliary

Components of).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, signal corps Specification

71-3166; 1946. Modulator MD-39/MRQ-2.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

71-3174; 1946. Radio Set AN/CRD-2( ). U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3213; 1946. Radio Set AN/GRC-9( ). U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

71-3238; 1946. Radio Set AN/MRC-2( ). 718.64 Radio Receiving Apparatus

American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Practice for Electrical Installations on Shipboard, 45; 1945. Radio communication Equipment. Gives general requirements, technical requirements,

lifeboats, operators' quarters, tube transmitter,

nameplates, automatic alarm receiver, receiving

equipment, antenna, standing rigging, radiotelephone,

auxiliary equipment, tools and spare parts, and high-frequency Installations. Radio Manufacturers Assn. Radio Receivers, M3-141 to M3-145, 1936; M3-161 to M3-163 and M3-165 to M3-167,

1939; M3-210, M3-211, M3-213, and M3-214, 1937;

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u

M3-215 to M3-217, 1939; M3-220 and M3-221, 1936; and M3-271, 1936. Includes uniform selectivity,

uniform sensitivity, automatic tuning, remote control, automatic volume control, broadcast receivers

frequency range, all-wave receivers frequency range, controls receiving set, control marking of receivers, Intermediate frequency superheterodyne receivers, storage battery circuits fusing, terminal markings receiving sets, power cable connection to re- ceiver, design and rating of socket power devices

and electric radio receivers, color coding of an- tenna and ground leads, antenna Installation instructions, and safety standards.

S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-16A;

1945. Crystal-units, CR-lO /AR.

S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-239;

1945. Crystal-Units, CR-5E/U.

S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1053-A; 1945. Radio Set SCR-536-( ).

S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1057; 1945. Radio Receiver and Transmitter

BC-620-( ) and Associated Equipment, for Radio Sets SCR-509-( ) and SCR-510-( ).

S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1314-A; 1946. Radio Transmitter BC-653-( ) (Am- plitude Modulated) Radio Receiver BC-652-( ) (Amplitude Modulated) and Associated Equipment.

S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

71-1317; 1945. Radio Receiver BC-683-0 and Radio Transmitter BC-684-0 —Components of Radio Sets

SCR- 60 8- and SCR-628-0.

S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1318; 1945. Radio Receiver and Transmitter

BC-659-( ) and Associated Equipment for Radio Sets SCR-609-( ) and SCR-610-( ). S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

Radio Set SCR-511-( ). Army, Signal Corps Specification

Radio Set SCR-593- ( ). Army, Signal Corps Specification

Radio Set SCR-300-( ) (Components

, U. S. 1945.

u

u

7 1-1373-AJ 1945

U. S. GOV., U. S 71-1527; 1945.

U. S. GOV. 71-1601;

for).

S. Gov. 71-1606;

for)

S. Gov. 71-1622;

, U. S. 1945.

Army, Signal Corps Specification

Radio Set SCR-694-( ) (Components

, U. S 1945.

Army, Signal Corps Specification

Panoramic Adaptor BC-1031-( ) and

Panoramic Adapter BC-1032-( ). U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1683- a; 1946. Radio Sets SCR-399-( ) and

SCR-499-( ). U. S. Gov. , U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-2404; 1946. Radio Receiver BC-967-( ) and Chest

CH-310-( ). U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3010; 1945. Radio Set AN/TRC-l-( )., Radio Ter- minal Set AN/TRC-3-( ), and Radio Relay Set

AN/TRC-4-( ) (Components of).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-3022; 1946. Amplifier Equipment AN/TRA-l-( ) Major Components of. U. S. Gov., U. s. Army, Signal Corps specification

71-3049; 1946. Radio Set SCR-616-( ). U. s. Gov., u. S. Army,' signal Corps Specification

71-3096; 1945. Radio Receiver and Transmitter

BC-1335-( ) and SCR-619-( ). U. S. GOV. , U. S. 71-3103; 1945.

for).

U. S. Gov. , U. S. 71-3112; 1946. Components of)

U. S. Gov. , U. S. 71-3216; 1945. U. S. Gov. , U. S. 71-3174; 1946.

U. S. GOV. , U. S. 71-32135 1946.

U. S. Gov. , U. S. 71-3238; 1946.

Associated Equipment for Radio Set

Army, Signal Corps Specification

Radio Set AN/TPC-7( ) (Components

Army, Signal corps Specification

Radio Set AN/TRC-6( ) (Auxiliary

Army, Signal Corps Specification

Radio Receiver R-100O/URR.

Army, Signal Corps Specification

Radio Set AN/CRD-2( ). Army, signal corps specification

Radio Set AN/GRC-9( )

Army, Signal Corps Specification

Radio Set AN/MPC-2( ). 18.65 Radio Instruments and Testing

Apparatus

. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, Civil Aeronautics

Board. Civil Air Regulations, Part 16; 1941. Air- craft Radio Equipment Airworthiness.

. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-I-225;

1945. Interference Measurement, Radio, Methods of, 150 Kilocycles to 20 Megacycles (for Components and Complete Assemblies).

S. Gov.., U. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

1945. Radio Set SCR-536-( ). U. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

1944. Crystal Unit DC-9-AJ.

U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

1945. Adapter FT-384-A.

U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

1945. Alignment Equipment ME-73-( ). U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

1945. Adapters M-394-A and M-399-A.

U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

Tube Tester 1-177 (Part of Test Set

7 1-1053-a; Gov.

71-1355-B;

S. Gov. , 7 1-1 607-b; S. GOV. , 7 1-1670- a; S. GOV. , 7 1-1685- AJ S. Gov. , 71-1757; 1946

I-56-K)

S. Gov. , U. 71-1767; 1945

S. Gov. 71-3083;

S. Gov. 71-3132;

S. Gov.

S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

Test Unit 1-176.

U. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

1945. Vibrator Pack pp-68-( ) /u. u. s. Army, Signal Corps Specification

1945. Code Training Set AN/GSC-T1( ). U. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-3168; 1945. Test Equipment lE-75-( ). S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3172; 1946. Standard Crystal Test Set AN/TSM-1.

S. Gov., u. S. Army, signal Corps specification

71-3224; 1945. Test Equipment IE-l7-( ). S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3230; 1946. Crystal Test Oscillator TS-412/TSM.

S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3234; 1945. Test Set TS-113/GRM.

S. Gov., U. s. Army, signal corps Specification

71-3236; 1945. Tuning Equipment ie-37-( ) (compo- nents for)

S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-3245; 1946. Record Set AN/GNQ-11( ). 718.66 Applications of Radio

American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Practice for Electrical Installations on

Shipboard, 45; 1945. Radio Direction Finder (Radio

201
718.66 Directory of Commodity Specifications

Compass) . Covers where required and gives technical requirements, elements, location, Installation,

Interference, calibration, operation, nameplate, and spare parts. 718=69 Miscellaneous Radio Apparatus and

Equipment

American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Practice for Electrical Installations on Shipboard, 45; 1945. Depth Sounding Equipment.

Gives general requirements; details for three

classes of fathometers— (1) coastwise navigational

equipment, (2) universal equipment, and (3) survey

equipment; and location and installation.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 7014; 1945. Tuning Shaft MC-124 (P?rts and Complete Assembly).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40867-a;

1945. Trainer; Demonstrator, Type C-21 (Radio Range

Ground)

.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-172;

1945. Cases and Mounting £ases, p.adlo, Aircraft.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN- S-28-1;

1944. Sockets, Electron- Tube, Miniature.

U. S. Gov., n. S, Army, Signal Corps Specification

46-11; 1946. microphone T-23 (Double Hot-wire Grid).

U. S. Gov., U. s. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-913-b; 1945, Headset HS-16-A (Code Practice)

.

U. S. Gov. , U. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-1058-a; 1945. Handsets TS-13-( ) and TS-15-( ). U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1346; 1946. , Microphone T-35 (Chest).

Hi S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1388-a; 1945. Frequency Meter Set l-l29-( ) (Absorption Type).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-1518; 1946. Headset HS-30-U.

U. S. Gov., U. s. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-1563; 1945. Power Supply Unit PE-120-( ) and Associated Equipment. . U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

. 71-1640; 1946. Power Supply Unit RA-6l-( ) and Mounting FT-414.

U. S. Gov. , u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1663; 1945. Mountings FT-346 and FT-508.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1668; 1945. Filters, Suppression (RadioFrequency Interference).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1693; 1946. Head and Chest Set H-9/UT.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3017; 1945. Generator GN-58-( ). U. 3. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-304 3; 1945. Pemote Control Unit RM-52 and Control Unit PM-53 (Components of Remote Control Equip- ment RC-261) . U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-304 6; 1946. Crystals, Quartz, Pressure Mounted.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3048; 1946. Filter FL-39.

u. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3074; 1946. El ectron-Tube Sockets.

U. 3. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

7l-30e6; 1945. Remote Control Equipment AN/TRA-2( ) (Components for)

.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

71-3107; 1946. Facsimile Transceiver TT-1 ( ) /TXC-l

and Rectifier Power Unit PP-86 ( ) /TXC-l.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3117; 1945. Jacks JK-53 and JK-55.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3119; 1945. Attenuator CN-7/UFA-T1.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3128; 1945. Headset H-16/U.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3164; 1945. Vibrator Power Unit PE-237-0 and Vibrator VB-16-0.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3205; 1946. Remote Control Units PM-59-( ) and RM-60-( ). U. S. Gov., IT. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-3212; 1945. Vibrator Power Supply PP-31( )/TIQ-2.

718.7 SOUND RECORDING *ND REPRODUCING

APPARATUS

American Medical Assn. Council on Physical Medicine. Minimum Requirements for Acceptable Audiometers,

1945. An Instrument for measuring at prescribed

frequencies the auditory threshold of any Individ- ual In decibels referred to a standard Intensity

level known as the "normal threshold of hearing.

Gives requirements for frequency range, purity of test tones, Intensity range and calibration, bone conduction receivers, Inherent noise, guarantees,

and marketing and advertising. American Medical Assn. Council on Physical Medicine. Minimum Requirements for Acceptable Electrical

Hearing Aids, 1945. Hearing aids shall be demon- strably capable on increasing the intensity of

sound between 300 and 3,000 cycles by at least 30 decibels. Gives detailed requirements.

U. 3. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40704-3;

1945. Recorder and Reproducer; Sound (Magnetic

Tape Type)

.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-30 57; 1945. Speech Recorder MC-502- ( ). U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

71-3058; 1945. Speech Reproducer MC-503-( ). U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3123; 1946. Recording Equipment RC-l69-( ) (com- ponents for). 719. MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL APPARATUS

719.3 MAGNETOS

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-M-4a; 1946. Magnetos; Aircraft, Engine Driven. 719.4 SPARK PLUGS

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Recommended Practice 344; 1946. Spark Plug Leads

Detachable. Covers two types— (I) rewlrable and

(II) non-rewlrable. Gives general requirements,

laboratory tests, radio shielding, engine tests,

and drawings with dimensions and notes. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Recommended Practice 345; 1946. Filled Detachable Spark Plug Elbow—Heat Resisting. . Gives scope.

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general requirements, laboratory tests, radio

shielding, engine tests, and drawings with dimensions and notes. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Recommended Practice 346; 1946. Integral Spark

Plug and Lead Assembly. Gives scope, general requirements, laboratory tests, radio shielding, engine tests, and drawings with dimensions and notes. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Standard 9B; 1945. Protector and Cable Attachment,

Spark Plug Terminal (Aircraft Engine). Gives draw- ing with notes and table showing dimensions and

data. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Standard 368; 1946. Spark Plug Thread Form and

Data (60° Thread Angle). Gives drawings with notes

and tables showing sizes and dimensions.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN- E- 10-1; 1946. Elbows; Shielded Spark Plug.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-4-6; 1945. Plugs; Aircraft Engine Spark.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-67-2; 1946. Plugs; 14 MM Spark.

719.5 ELECTRICAL INSULATING MATERIALS

719.50 General Items

American Society for Testing Materials, D48-45T;

1945. Tentative Methods of Testing Molded Materials

Used for Electrical Insulation. Apply to solid

electrical Insulating materials (except dry-process

porcelain) formed by a molding operation employing pressure with or without heat. Gives molding of test specimens, conditioning of test specimens,

test conditions, arc resistance, dielectric strength, insulation and volume resistance, power factor, di- electric constant, and loss factor, compressive

strength, flexural strength, Impact strength, tensile strength, deformation under load, stiffness in flexure, brittle temperature, distortion under

heat, linear coefficient of thermal expansion, flam- mabillty, water absorption, chemical resistance,

acetone extraction, powder tests, flow temperature,

mobility, and shrinkage.

American Society for Testing Materials, D150-45T;

1945. Tentative Methods of Test for Power Factor

and Dielectric Constant of Electrical Insulating

Materials. Procedures for the determination of the power factor and dielectric constant of solid and

fluid electrical Insulating materials at frequencies from 25 cycles per second to 100 megacycles per

second. Gives definitions, theory of test, test

specimens, electrodes, apparatus and procedure, report, appendices, and bibliography.

American Society for Testing Materials, D257-45;

1945. standard Methods of Test for Insulation Re- sistance of Electrical Insulating Materials. Cover

the determination of insulation and volume resistance and approximate surface resistance of electrical insulating materials. Gives definitions, test specimens and types of electrodes, measurements,

procedure, calculations, and report. American Society for Testing Materials, D350-45;

1945. Standard Methods of Testing Flexible Var- nished Tubing Used for Electrical Insulation.

Cover the procedure for the testing of flexible

varnished tubing and saturated sleeving used as

electrical Insulation for leads on electrical appa- ratus. Gives sampling, conditioning, apparatus,

test specimens, procedure, and report for determining dimensions, dielectric strength, aging test, heat endurance, and rate of burning. Varnished Tubing Assn., Inc. Standards for Varnished Tubing and Saturated sleeving Used for Electrical

Insulation, 1946. Covers the physical requirements

and procedure for testing flexible varnished tubing

and saturated sleeving used as electrical insulation. Gives definitions, grades, material, color,

dimensions, yarn content, sampling, conditioning,

test accessories and specimens, diameter and wall

thickness tests, dielectric tests, dielectric test procedure, aging test and procedure, heat endurance tests and procedure, burning test and procedure,

packing, marking, inspection, rejection, and rehearing.

719.51 Asbestos and Mica

American Society for Testing Materials, D748-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Natural Block

Mica and Mica Films Suitable for Use In Fixed MicaDlelectrlc Capacitors. Gives scope, forms, grades,

classes, electrical and physical properties, and

visual qualities, methods of testing, and appendix.

National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Standards

for Manufactured Electrical Mica, 46-117; 1946. Includes standard classification of muscovite mica

splittings, standard classification of phlogoplte

(amber) rdca splittings, standard composition, tol- erance and properties of manufactured mica sheets

and wrappers, tolerances for dimensions of standard

sheets, tolerances for fabricated mica segments,

standard composition, tolerances and properties of manufactured round mica tubes, standard tolerances

for manufactured rings, standard methods of testing

pasted mica used in electrical, insulation, standard methods of test for dielectric strength of electrical Insulating materials at commercial power frequencies, and standard methods of testing laminated

tubes used In electrical insulation.

719.52 Insulating Fiber and Paper

American Society for Testing Materials, D202-45T;

1945. Tentative Methods of Sampling and Testing

Untreated Paper Used in Electrical Insulation.

Gives scope, sampling, conditioning, moisture content, thickness, weight, apparent density, tensile

strength, tearing strength, bursting strength, fold- ing endurance, absorption, air resistance, ash,

acidity or alkalinity, conducting paths, deterioration, and rate of impregnation.

National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Standards

for Vulcanized Fibre, 46-111; 1946. American Stand- ards Assn., C59.20-1945. Does not apply to the special grade of vulcanized fibre intended for use

in Insulation In railroad block signal systems. A reference work of practical information concerning

the manufacture and test of vulcanized fibre. Covers description and standard grades; standard

colors; dimensions of vulcanized fibre sheets,

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719.52 Directory of Conw>.odity Specifications

blocks, rods, and tubes; and standards for physical,

electrical, and chemical properties.

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. specification 17-1- 10b; 1946. Insulation, Electrical, Paper, Pressboard.

U.. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17-1-34; 1945. Insulation, Electrical, Synthetic-Fiber, Untreated

(Group SFU).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17-1-46; 1945. Insulation, Electrical, Synthetic-Fiber, Treated

(Group SET).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17-1-55; 1945. Insulation, Electrical, Paper (Slot-Cell).

U. S. Gov., U, S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-112; 1945. Paper PH-438. 719.51 Porcelain Insulation

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-I-lO-l;

1944. Insulating Materials, Ceramic Radio, Class

L.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Sped f lcatlon JAN-I-12-l;

1944. .Insulating Materials, Ceramic Radio Dielectric, Class H. 719.55 Rubber Compounds and Tapes

American Society for Testing Materials, D866-46T;

1946. Tentative Specifications for GR-S Synthetic Rubber Sheath Compound for Electrical Insulated

Cords and Cables. Cover a durable, vulcanized syn- thetic rubber compound, type GR-S, suitable for use as the outside covering or sheath on Insulated

electrical cords and cables. Gives character of

sheath, methods of testing, physical requirements,

sampling for original physical tests, sampling for accelerated aging tests, test specimens, and rejection.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification HH-T- 111b; 1945. Tape; Rubber (and Synthetic-Rubber), Insulating.

Covers one grade. Gives requirements for material,

workmanship, dimensions, separator, tensile strength

and elongation, fusion, tackiness, and dielectric

strength; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packing, packaging, and marking for

shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

71-3082; 1945. Taper TL-192 (DR Tape).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3197; 1946. Tapes TL-317/U and TL-318/U (Rubber, Vulcanizing).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Amy, Signal Corps specification

71-4945; 1945. Rubber Substitutes, for Use In

Cords, Cordages, and Cables. 719.56 Textiles Used for Electrical insulation

American society for Testing Materials, D69-38; 1938. Friction Tape for General Use for Electrical Purposes. Applies to tape commonly used for protecting and binding in place Joints of electrical wires

and other electrical and mechanical purposes. Re- quirements for cotton sheeting, frlctlonlng compound, impregnation, adhesiveness, tackiness, dis- coloration of copper, pinholes, tensile strength,

dielectric strength, parellellsm of threads, sizes, and methods of testing. A.S.T.M. Emergency Alternate Provisions EA-D69b; 1945 affected sections 6,

7, 13, 14, 17, 19, 20, and 21. American Society for Testing Materials, D372-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Flexible Treated Cotton and Rayon Sleeving Used in Electrical In- sulation. Covers five grades of tubing. Gives material, color, dielectric strength, aging test, heat

endurance, rate of burning, dimensions, methods of testing, packing, marking, inspection, rejection,

and rehearing.

National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Black and Yellow Straight-Cut varnished Cloth, 45-110; 1945. Provides practical information concerning manufacture and testing of black and yellow straight-cut

varnished cloth. Covers scope, dimensions and permissible variations, physical properties and

tests, manufacture, packing and marking, and in- spection and rejection.

U. S. Gov., Federal specification KH-C-471; 1945. Cloth and Tape; Cotton, varnished (for Electrical

Insulation). Covers two types—(I) yellow varnish

and (II) black varnish; and two classes

(a) straight cut and (b) bias cut. Gives requirements

for material, workmanship, dielectric strength,

weave, cut, number of yarns, thickness tolerance, width tolerance, length tolerance, splices, conti- nuity, flexibility, and additional requirements;

methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and

packaging and packing for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification HH-T- 10 la; 1939. Amend. 1; 1945. Tape; Friction. Covers one grade.

Gives requirements for material and workmanship,

sulfur, adhesion, raveling, physical properties,

friction, dielectric strength, tackiness, and age; method of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17c8b; 1946. Cambric, Insulating, Varnished.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17-1-37; 1946. Insulation, Electrical, Glass-Fiber, Treated; Cloth,

Tape, and cordage (Resln-Fllled) (Group GF).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17S10c; 1946. Sleeving, Insulating, Cotton.

U. s. Gov., Navy Dept. specification 17T15c; 1946.

Tape, Insulating, Linen-Finish, Plain. 719.57 Electrical Insulating Varnishes

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv. , Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice, 1946. Varnish for

Treatn-ent of Electrical windings. Shall be an elec- trical Insulating, oil-proof, moisture-resistant,

baking type suitable for application to electrical windings by either an impregnation or dipping

process, covers composition, thermal properties, electrical Insulating properties, moisture resistance, oil-proof properties, action of varnish on other materials, protection against corrosion,

plasticity, and service life.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52vl3g; 1946. Vamlsh, Insulating (Electrical).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification 3-210; 1945. Varnish, Moisture- and FungusResistant.

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Machinery and Vehicles 719.92

719.58 Molded and Laminated Insulating Materials, Bakelite and Similar Products

.American Society for Testing Materials, D618-45T;

1945. Tentative Method for Conditioning Plastic

and Electrical Insulating Materials for Testing.

Many plastics and electrical Insulating materials

respond to temperature and relative humidity In a manner that materially affects test results. Gives definitions, conditioning prior to test, tests at normal temperatures, tests at other standard test

temperatures, selection of conditioning procedure,

report, and appendix. National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Recommended

Practice for Fabricating Laminated Plastics, 45-107;

1945. Covers cutting laminated plastics, punching,

shaving and broaching, drill-press operations, screw machines and turret lathes, lathe operations,

threading (Internal and external), milling and gear

cutting, marking, sanding and grinding, and finishing.

National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Standards

for Laminated Thermosetting Products, 46-118; 1946. Provides practical Information concerning the manufacture, test and performance of laminated thermo- setting sheets, tubing, and rods used In the manufacture of electrical apparatus and supplies. Cov- ers general requirements, sizes and variations,

physical and electrical properties, and test methods

for physical and electrical properties and dimensions.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-14-1;

1945. Plastic-Materials, Molded, Thermosetting.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3026; 1945. Arc Resistant Laminated Thermosetting Material.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3263; 1946. Insulator IL-3/G. 719.59 Miscel laneous Electrical Insulating

Materials

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Engineering Dlv. , Signal Section. Manual of Recommended Practice, 1946. Compound for Impregnation erf Electrical Windings. Shall be a fusible, electrical Insulating, moisture-resistant,

organic type suitable for use In heated, vacuum and pressure equipment. Covers thermal properties,

electrical Insulating properties, moisture resistance, action of compound on other materials, protection of windings against corrosion, plasticity,

and service life. Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., 1945. Standard for Thermoplastic- Insulated Wires. Covers wires having

thermoplastic Insulation for use In accordance with

the National Electrical Code. Gives scope, conductors, Insulation, finish, dielectric strength,

Insulation resistance, mechanical equivalence to Type R, marking, general, cost of service, necessary cooperation from the manufacturer, test equipment

at the factory, Instructions to Inspectors, and

field Inspection program.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17-i-i5c; 1946. Insulation, Electrical, Plastic-Sealer.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17-1-17; 1945. Insulation, Electrical, Synthetlc-Resln-Composltlon,

Group as (All-Synthetic), Flexible and Seml-Rlgld.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17-1-37; 1946. Insulation, Electrical, Glass-Fiber, Treated: Cloth,

Tape, and Cordage (Resln-Fllled) (Group GF)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17-1-42; 1945. Insulation, Electrical, Thermoplastic (for Station- ary Electric Colls).

U. S. Gov. , Navy Dept. Specification 17-1-53; 1946. Insulation, Electrical, Synthetlc-Resln-Composltlon:

Cords, Yarns, and Monofilaments.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. specification 17-1-56; 1946. Insulation, Electrical, Liquid, Impregnating, HighTemperature.

719-6 ELECTRICAL LINE MATERIALS, AERIAL AND UNDERGROUND

719.61 Electric Wire and Cable Supports

L

T

. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 29-102; 1945. Grip, Wire, Wire Rope and Cable.

V. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

71-3167; 1945. Cable Hanger PF-203/G.

719.62 Poles and Appurtenances

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps. Specification

23-76C; 1945. Lance Pole P0-2.

719.7 CUT-OUT BASES AND CONNECTORS

719.72 Connectors and Clips

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-S-53-l; 1945. Splices; Electrical Disconnect.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-w-c-59 lb-2; 1946. Connectors; Electrical.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy. Specification JAN-C-71;

1945. Connectors, "N, " for Radio Frequency cables.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17C20; 1945.

Clips, Electrical, Jaw-Grip.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 84-57; 1944. Connectors, Ground, Electrical. 7I9„9 MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES

719.92 Hotel and Restaurant Electrical Equip- ment

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification OO-M-38; 1942.

Amend. 2; 1946. Machines, Food-Mixing; Electrically

Operated, commercial Type (Cake and Kitchen). Covers the vertical pedestal type having either a cast, fabricated, or formed pedestal; and six sizes—12-, 20- to 22-, 30- to 36-, 60-, 80-, and 100- to 110-

qt. bowl capacity. Gives requirements for material,

workmanship, condition, service requirements, base, column, spindle, safety device, lubrication, drive,

Instructions, finish, accessories, motors, starters, clutch, seals, and details for each size; methods

of Inspection and tests; and packing and marking

for shipment.

U. s. Gov., Navy Dept. specification 66Gla; 1946.

Grinders, Garbage.

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7 I 9 . 93 Directory of Commodity Specifications

719.93 Microphones, Loudspeakers, and Amplifiers

U. S. Gov., U. S. Arms, Signal Corps Specification

71-958-C, 1945. Loudspeaker LS-3 and LS-9.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-986; 1945. Interphone Amplifiers BC-367 and

EC-667.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71- 1514-A, 1945. Loudspeaker LS-7 and LS-ll.

U. S.~ Gov. , U. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

71-3023; 1945. Public Address Set AN/TIO-2 (Compo- nents for)

.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3091; 1945. Public Address Set AN/TI^-3 (Compo- nents for).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

71-3162; 1945. Intercommunication Set PA-8-( ). U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3163; 1945. Public Address Set AN/PIC-1 (Compo- nents for)

.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3192; 1945. Public Address Set AN/UIQ-1.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3202; 1945. Microphone T-32-( ). U. S. Gov., II. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3247; 1945. Public Address Set AN/UIQ-3-( ). U. S. Gov., U. S. .Maritime Commission Specification

17-MC-12; 1945. Megaphones; Electric, Portable.

Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, plastic materials, metal, wire, solder and soldering

720-729

721. ELECTRIC VEHICLES

721. I ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVES

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Civ. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1945. Standard Method of Rating Electric Locomotive's, Recommended Practice.

Gives conditions of rating, for maximum start, one

'hour, and continuous. Data required for speed In miles per hour, tractive effort In pounds, and

horsepower.

II. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission, Bureau of Locomotive Inspection. Laws, Rules, and Instructions

for Inspection and Testing of Locomotives Other

Than Steam, 1940. The railroad company Is responsible for design, construction, Inspection, and repair

of all locomotives used on Its line. Covers brake

equipment, drawgear between locomotive units, con- nections between trucks and draft gear, running

gear, wheels, cabs, cab aprons, pilots, lights,

whistles, bells, sanders, train signal, electrical

equipment, Internal-combustion equipment, boilers

used In connection with locomotives other than

those propelled by steam power, specifications, pe- riodical reports, time out of service, accidents,

and locomotive Inspection report. 722. MOTOR TRUCKS AND AUTOMOBILES,

. EXCEPT ELECTRIC

flux, power supply, resistors, fixed capacitors,

transformers, horn, microphone, reproducer, amplifier, cable, weight, temperature range of operation,

position of operation, speed of operation, ruggedness, overall gain and frequency response, distortion, case, carrying straps, and finish; inspection,

sampling, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

7I9=9H Gyroscopes, and Gyro Controlled Equip- ment

American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Practice for Electrical Installations on Shipboard, 45; 1945. Gyro compass Equipment and

Gyro Pilot. Gives general requirements, installa- tion and location, and wiring for gyro compass

equipment and general requirements, power supply,

wiring and installation, and standard parts for gyro

pilots.

7I9„99 Miscel laneous

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 40727A-1;.

1945. Bench, Electrical Repair, Type A-l (Generator) . U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17A9b; 1945. Armature- Stands, Electrical, Coll-Wlndlng.

U. S. Gov., U. s. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1605; 1945. Reperforator Transmitter TG-26-( ) and TG-27-( ).

722.0 GENERAL ITEMS

National Conservation Eureau. Motor Vehicle Inspec- tion Manual, 222; 1940. published Jointly with

American Assn. of Motor Vehicle Administrators. Covers development of motor vehicle inspection;

legislation; state and municipally owned and operated stations—organization and administration, sta- tion location, design and construction, equipment

type and installation, maintenance of equipment and building, personnel, record system, public support and Information, and cooperation with garages;

state appointed stations; combination of state owned

and state appointed inspection program; and standard inspection requirements for motor vehicles.

722.1 AUTOMOBILE MOTOR TRUCKS

U. S. Gov., P. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

9 1-101; 1945. Truck, Six-Wheel, Slx-Wheel-Crlve

7 1/2 Ton (for Type F-l Crane Truck).

722.3 AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES AND PARTS

722.31 Automobile Power-Plant Parts

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 7310a; 1945. Rings, PistonCast Iron. Gives composition, condition, hardness,

mlcrostructure, quality, finish, circularity, lighttightness of periphery, flatness, corrosion prevention, approval, reports, and rejections.

VEHICLES

(Except Agricultural Vehicles and Steam Locomotives)
Machinery and Vehicles 722.37

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 7312; 1945. Rings, Piston

Centrlfugally Cast, Alloy Cast Iron. Gives composition, condition, physical properties, mlcrostructure, quality, finish, circularity, light-tightness

of periphery, flatness, heat stability, ccrroslon

prevention, approval, reports, and rejections.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Tept. Specification

90-17; 1945. Filters, Lubricating Oil, Engine

(Bypass Filtration Only).

722.36 Automobile Tires and Rims

Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Agricultural Handbook, 1946. Deep Well Plm Contours for Wide Base Rear Tractor

Tires. Standard, 1945. Gives dimensional drawings. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Agricultural Handbook, 1946. Rim Contours for Tractor and Implement Tires.

Standard, 1943. Dimensional drawings for various

rim contours. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Agricultural Handbook, 1946. Rim Contours for wide Base Rear Tractor Tires.

Standard, 1940. Gives dimensional drawings.

Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Passenger Car Handbook,

1946. fHump" Type Bead Seat Contours for 16 In. Diameter and Smaller Low Pressure Balloon Tires,

Optional Standard. Dimensional diagrams for rim

flanges.

Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Passenger Car Handbook,

1946. Load Table for Full Drop Center Rims for 16 In. Diameter (and Smaller) Low Pressure Balloon

Tires, Standard. Covers rim contour and maximum

recommended load for standard rim and heavy duty

rim. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Passenger car Handbook,

1946. Rim Contours for 16 In. Diameter (and Smaller) Low Pressure Passenger Balloon Tires, Standard.

Dimensional diagrams for various sizes of rim contours for use on passenger cars and similar chassis. Tire and Plm Assn., Inc.' Passenger Car Handbook,

1946. plm Contours for Slow Speed Industrial Vehicles, Standard. Gives dimensional diagrams of contours of rims. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Passenger car Handbook,

1946. plm Contours for Slow Speed Industrial Ve- hicles and Passenger Car Baggage Trailers, Drop

Center Type, Standard. GlVes dimensional diagrams

of contours of rims. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Passenger Car Handbook,

1946. Rim Contours for Slow Speed Industrial Vehicles and Passenger Car Baggage Trailers, 2-Plece

Divided Type, Standard. Gives dimensional diagrams

of contours of various sizes of rims. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Passenger Car Handbook,

1946. wide Base Rim contours for 16 In. Diameter

(and Smaller) Low Pressure Passenger Balloon Tires, Standard. Dimensional diagrams for various sizes of rim contours for passenger car and similar chassis. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Truck-Bus Handbook, 1946. Contours of Rims for Light Trucks, Drop Center Type, Assn. Standard. Gives drawings with dimensions. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Truck-Bus Handbook, 1946. Contours of Rims for Light Trucks, Semi-Drop Center

Type, Assn. Standard. Gives drawings with dimensions.

Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Truck-Bus Handbook, 1946. Optional Fillet Contours for Truck and Bus plms,

Types A and B. Assn. Standard. Gives drawings

with dimensions. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Truck-Bus Handbook, 1948. Permissible Rims for Mining, Logging, and Earth Moving Vehicles, Experimental Practice. Gives table showing tire size, permissible rim width and flange

height, maximum tire section, and minimum dual

spacing for tire sizes from 6.50 to 21.00. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Truck-Bus Handbook, 1946. Rim Contours for Mining, Logging, and Earth Moving

Vehicles. Assn. Standard. Gives drawing with table showing dimensions. Tire and Rim A.ssn. , Inc. Truck-Bus Handbook, 1946. Plm Contours for Poad Graders, Semi-Drop Contour

Type. Assn. Standard. Gives drawings with dimensions for various types and sizes. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Truck-Bus Handbook, 1946. Rim Contours for Truck and Bus Tires, Advanced Program, Experimental Practice. Gives drawings with

dimensions for various types and sizes of rim contours. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Truck-Bus Handbook, 1946. Rim Contours for Truck and Bus Tires, Assn. Standard. Gives drawings with dimensions for various types

and sizes of rim contours. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Truck-Bus Handbook, 1946. Valve to Brake Drum Clearance. Gives Illustration

used as an example.

722.37 Automobile Frames, Bodies, and Body Parts

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Pall and water, 1946. Specifications for Containers for Motor vehicle

Transportation. MC200, containers for Liquid Nitro- glycerin or Dlethylene Glycoldlnltrate. Covers motor vehicle body, and Inside containers and boots. Published by American Trucking Assns. , Inc., Tariff

Bureau.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

91-102; 1945. Turntable, Full Revolving (for Type

P- 1 Crane Truck)

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 91-116; 1945. Body, Flat Eed, Mounted on

Truck-Chassis, 4-Ton, 6x6, LWE, With "A" Frame, CAB Protector, and Winch, Pear-Mounted.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

91-105; 1945. Bodies, Cargo, Composite Steel and

Wood: General Requirements for.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

91-106; 1945. Body, Cargo, Platform, Rear Stake- Gate or Tailgate Type; for 2 1/2-Ton, 6x6, coe

Truck.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

91-110; 1945. Eody, Mobile Shop, Model ST-6.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

91-111; 1945. Bodies, Cargo, Wood; General Require- ments for.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

91-115; 1945. Wood Parts, Fabricated, for Transport Vehicle Eodles.

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722.39 Directory of Commodity Specifications

722.39 Miscellaneous Automobile Accessories

and Parts

Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., 1946. Lists of In- spected Appliances Relating to Accident Hazard,

Automotive Equipment, and Burglary Protection. This catalog contains three lists that have been

Inspected by the Underwriters'. The lists are

appliances Inspected for accident hazard, Inspected automotive appliances, and Inspected burglary pro- tection appliances. The listings are arranged al- phabetically as to subject and alphabetically by

name of manufacturer under each subject.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-63; 1944. Binder, Load, Lever Type, Heavy

Duty.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

91-92; 1944. Traction Devices: Multiple-Shoe Type with Integral Grousers.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

91-109; 1945. Defrosters: Windshield, Electric.

722.9 MISCELLANEOUS AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES

722.93 Anti-Freeze Liquids

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51C39a; 1946. Compound, Antifreeze. 722.94 Valve Grinding Compound

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51C22d; 1946. Compound, Valve-Grlndlng.

722.95 Inspection Apparatus

Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., 1946. Lists of In- spected Appliances Relating to Accident Hazard,

Automotive Equipment, and Eurglary Protection. This catalog contains three lists that have been

Inspected by the Underwriters'. The lists are

appliances Inspected for accident hazard, Inspected automotive appliances, and Inspected burglary protection appliances. The listings are arranged al- phabetically as to subject and alphabetically by

name of manufacturer under each subject.

722.97 Hydraulic Srake and Shock Absorber

Fluid

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

2- 11 IB; 1945. Fluid, Hydraulic Brake.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

2-112A; 1945. Fluid, Shock Absorber (Light and

Heavy)

.

722.99 Miscellaneous Automotive Tools

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers specification 56-85-12; 1945. Analyzers, Engine, Portable.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 56-90-30; 1945. Aligner, Connecting Rod, Universal, 2-5/8 to 7 In. Piston, Capacity 6 to 23 In. Long Connecting Rods.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

56-80-5; 1945. Saws, Band; contour Metal Sawing,

Filing and Polishing (Motor-Driven).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

56-90-29; 1945. Tool Set, Body and Fender Repair.

72U. AIRCRAFT

724.0 GENERAL ITEMS

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Drafting Manual, 1946. Includes procedures for preparation of drawings, dimensioning by the decimal

system, notes, abbreviations and symbols, definitions, threads, gears, splines and serrations, forglngs, finish marks and special finishes, springs,

and tables.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 40135B;

1945. Report; Aircraft Checkers.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-B-li; 1946. Bill of Materials; Aircraft and

Aeronautical Equipment.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-D- 13-2; 1945. Drawings and Data Lists; Preparation of (for Engines, Accessories, and Other Auxil- iary Equipment)

.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-H-8b; 1946. Handbooks; Pilots' Flight Operating

Instruction.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-M-18a; 1945. Measuring and Leveling Provisions

(for Aircraft)

.

U. S. Gov. , Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-S-33a; 1945. Soundproofing for Aircraft; General Specification for Installation of.

[!. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-w-lla-2; 1945. weight and Balance Control Data

( for Aircraft)

.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of commerce, Civil Aeronautics

Board. Civil Air Regulations, Part 01; 1942. Air- worthiness Certificates.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, Civil Aeronautics

Board. Civil Air Regulations, Part 02; 1941. Type

and Production Certificates.

U. S. Gov. , Dept. of Commerce, Civil Aeronautics

Board. Civil Air Regulations, Part 03; 1945. Air- plane Airworthiness—Normal, Utility, Acrobatic,

and Restricted Purpose Categories.

U. S. Gov. , Dept. of commerce, Civil Aeronautics

Board. Civil Air Regulations, Part 04; 1943. Air- plane Airworthiness.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, Civil Aeronautics

Board. Civil Air Regulations, Part 18; 1942. Maintenance, Repair, and Alteration of Certificated

Aircraft and of Aircraft Engines, Propellers, and

Instruments. 724.1 BALLOONS

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal corps specification

71-3134; 1945. Balloon MX-93/MPC-2 and Accessory

Equipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps. Sped flcatlon

74-56; 1945. Balloons Meteorological; Pilot, Cell- ing and Sounding.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

74-75; 1945. Pilot Balloon Target ML-307-B/AP.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

74-83; 1945. Balloon Shroud MC-573.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

74-111; 1945. Balloon Nozzle ML-373/GM.

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724.2 AIRCRAFT ACCESSORIES AND PARTS

724.20 General Items

Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 280; 1944. Specification for the Installation of Plastic Fittings and Tubing.

Gives applicable specifications and drawings, type, material and workmanship, general requirements, detail requirements, method of Inspection and tests, packing, marking, storage, notes, and figures. De- veloped by National Aircraft Standards Committee. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2570a; 1945. Preservation

of Engines. Provides a procedure for preparing

reciprocating aircraft engines to resist corrosion during shipment and storage. Gives requirements

for material and equipment, slushing procedure, de- hydrating procedure, pacKlng procedure, accessories,

uid maintenance. Similar specification: Army-Navy

Aeronautical AN-E-11. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Recommended Practice 169; 1945. Numbering of Aircraft Engine Cylinders. Prepared In an attempt to effect a standard method of numbering aircraft engine cylinders. Covers definitions, designations

of engines, numbering of engine cylinders, and diagrams. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Recommended Practice 341; 1945. Nomenclature Guide

for Aircraft Engine Parts. The definitions give

only sufficient characteristics of the terms so

that the reader, who Is assumed to be familiar with

them, can see the proposed distinction. Only terms which nave been found to have ambiguous meanings

are listed. Gives 28 pages of definitions.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 7087-1;

1945. Electronic Standard Parts, Materials and

Processes (Requirements for Use In Army Air Forces

Equipment)

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 84996;

1945. wiring; Installation of Turret.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 88487B,

1945. Radiator; Coolant.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 28480-a,

1945. Preservation and Packaging of Aircraft Ac- cessory and Ground Electric Power Plants.

U. s. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 88494-2;

1945. Installation of Electronic Turbosupercharger

Regulator (Type h-Serles).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 32300D;

1945. Installation of Aircraft Electrical Equipment; General Specification for.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40560-E,

1942. PacKlng of Army Air Forces Standard Parts.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40910a,

1945. Drawings, Drawing Lists, and Sample Tools

for AAF Accessories and Other Equipment.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40984; 1945. Test; Resistance of Equipment to Mildew.

U. S. Gov. , Army Air Forces Specification 410C4; 1945. Handbook, of Operation and Maintenance Instructions

(Test Stands and Test Equipment).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 41029; 1945. Reports; Aircraft (Historical Records and Technical Instruction Compliance Records).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-B-9b-l; 1946. Bulletins; contractor Service (for

Airframes, Engines, and Accessories).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-B-10a-l; 1945. Bonding; Electrical (for Aircraft)

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-C-85a-2; 1946. Catalogs; Aircraft Parts.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-110; 1946. Catalogs; Engine Parts.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-158; 1946. Coating; Process for Application

of Permanent Resin to Engine Parts.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-K-7b-8; 1945. Handbooks and catalogs; General

Specification for Preparation of. U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-H-11-2; 1946. Handbooks; Operation and service

Instruction (for Aircraft Accessories, Aircraft En- gine Accessories, and Related Equipment).

U. S. Gov. , Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-H-12-3; 1946. Handbooks; Overhaul Instruction

(for Aircraft Accessories, Aircraft Engine Accessories, and Related Equipment)

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-I-8a-l; 1945. Installation of Engine Charge Air

Filters; Design Requirements for. U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-I-9b-l; 1946. Insignia; National (for Airplane

Exterior)

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-I-21a-l; 1946. Interchangeablllty and Replaceablllty of Component Parts for Airplanes.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-I-38; 1945. Insignia and Markings for Rescue

Aircraft; Design Requirements for.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-L-32; 1945. Lubrication of Aircraft; General

Specification for.

U. S. Gov. , Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-L-35; 1946. Lists; Parts Application Data.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-M-9a-2; 1946. Maintenance Parts Breakdown (for Aircraft)

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-M-13-1; 1945. Marking and Tagging; Airframe,

Engine, and Accessory Maintenance Parts.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-W-14a-l; 1945. wiring; Installation of Aircraft.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification 94-40763; 1945. Packaging and Packing of Turbosuperchargers for Export Shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces. Specification

98-24105-S, 1945. Marking for Airplanes and Airplane Parts. 724.21 Aircraft Power-plant Parts

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical Recommended Practice 335; 1946. Mounting Pad and

Flange—Fuel Injection Pump (7-9 Cylinders). Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical Recommended Practice 336; 1946. Mounting

Pad and Flange —Fuel Injection Pump (12-14 Cylinders). Gives drawings with dimensions and

no tes.

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Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Recommended Practice 337; 1946. Mounting Pad and Flange— Fuel Injection Pump (15-18 Cylinders).

Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Standard 7B; 1945. Dehydrator Plug (Cable Supporting) . Gives drawing with notes and table showing

dimensions and data. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Standard 8a; 1945. Dehydrator Plug. Gives drawing with notes and table showing dimensions and data. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Standard 9E; 1945. Protector and Cable Attachment,

Spark. Plug Terminal (Aircraft Engine). Gives draw- ing with notes and table showing dimensions and

data. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Standard 107A, 1945. Surface Finish. Provides a method for the application of surface finish control to aircraft engine parts. Gives definitions, surface finish, symbol, scales, lay designation,

general notes, plated surfaces, and method of In- spection. National Aircraft standards Committee

NAS 30; American Standards Assn. P46. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Standard 194; 1945. Nomenclature—Engine Cooling

Fan. Gives drawing with notes. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Standard 307; 1946. cover, Flight—Governor Mounting Pad. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 28472B,

1945. Regulator; Turbosupercharger, Electronic,

Type B-3.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 28473AJ

1946. Regulator; Turbosupercharger, Electronic

Type B-4.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 28492A-1;

1946. Regulator; Turbo Supercharger, Electric,

General Specification for.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 28500B^2;

1945. Turbo Supercharger; Aircraft, General Specification for.

U. S. Gov. , Army Air Forces Specification 28502-33-1;

1944. Turbo Supercharger, Type P-33.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 28503-23-2;

1945. Turbo Supercharger, Type c-23.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 32522-1;

1945. Starter; Electric, Type J-2 (Direct Cranking

24 Volts D. C. ). U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 32548; 1945. Starter; Direct Cranking Electric, Type K-l (115

Volt, Alternating Current).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-75a-2; 1945. coolers; Oil.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-D-lOa; 1945. Dampers; Engine Exhaust Flame and

Glare. » U. s« Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-F-30a-l; 1945. Filters; Engine Charge Air.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-20-l; 1946. Power Plants; Aircraft Accessory

(Auxiliary), General Specification for.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-65; 1945. Power Plants; Model Specification

for Aircraft Accessory (Auxiliary), (Instructions

for Preparation).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-S-38a; 1946. Starter; Aircraft Inertia, General Specification for. U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-S-51a; 1946. Starter; Aircraft, Combination

Inertia and Direct cranking, General Specification

for.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-S-54a; 1946. Starters; Direct Cranking.

72^.22 Aircraft Parts and Fittings

Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

" Aircraft standard NAS 4 and NAS 5, revised 1946. End—Rod, Control, Resistance Welding Type, X1020

Steel, and Rod—End, Resistance welding Type, X4130

Steel. Gives drawing with table showing dimensions. Developed by National Aircraft Standards Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National Aircraft Standard NAS 42; 1943, and 43; 1945. Spacers—Rivet and Spacers—Screw and Bolt. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Developed by

National Aircraft Standards Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 67, 68, and 69. GuideFastener. NAS 67, revised 1945, Low Form, Cowl, Dzus Type. NAS 68; 1943, Cowl Dzus Type. NAS 69; 1941, Cowl, Dzus Type, Dimpled Rivet Holes. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft standards Committee. National Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 183 and 184; 1945. Stud

Coarse Thread and stud—Fine Thread. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Developed by National

Aircraft Standards Committee. • Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National Aircraft Standard NAS 187; 1945. Fairing— Tube

Outlet. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Developed ty National Aircraft Standards Committee. Aircraft* Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National Aircraft Standard NAS 188; 1945. Pad—Tank Strap. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Developed

by National Aircraft Standards Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National Aircraft Standard NAS 240 and 242, revised 1946. NAS 241; 1943. Nut—Flared Tube coupling Plastic; Ring —Flared Tube Fitting, Steel; and Nut—Flared

Tube Fitting Plastic Lock. Gives drawings with di- mensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft

Standards Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National Aircraft Standard NAS 243 and 244; revised 1946. Cap—Flared Tube Fitting Plastic and Cap—Rigid

Tube or Hose Fitting Synthetic. Gives drawings

with dimensions and notes. Developed by National

Aircraft Standards Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of. America, Inc. National Aircraft Standard NAS 245, 249, and 251; revised

1946. Nipples, Plastic. NAS 245, Flared Tube and

Pipe Thread Plastic. NAS 249, Hose and Flared Tube, Plastic. NAS 251, Pipe Thread and Hose, Plastic. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards Committee.

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Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 248, 248, 250, and 252; re- vised 1946. Unions, Plastic. NAS 246, Flared Tube, Plastic. NAS 248, Bulkhead Universal and Flared

Tube Plastic. NAS 250, Hose, Flared Tube, Eulkhead

and Universal, Plastic. NAS 252, Hose Bulkhead,

Plastic. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 247; revised, 1946. Reducer

Flared Tube Plastic. Gives drawing with dimensions

and notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 253, 254, 255, 256, 257, 258, 259, 26C, 261, 262, 263, and 264; revised 1946. Elbows, Plastic. Covers various types Including

flared tube, bulkhead, bulkhead and universal, and hose and pipe thread In 90° and 45°. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 265, 266, 267, 268, 269, 270, and 271; revised 1946. Tees, Plastic. Covers various types of flared tube and hose tees. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft standards Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 272, 273, and 274; revised

1946. Crosses, Plastic. Covers flared tube, hose, and hose with thread on bottom. Gives drawings

with dimensions and- notes. Developed by National

Aircraft Standards Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 275 and 276; revised 1946. Plug and Bleeder—Screw Thread, Plastic and Plug

Pipe Thread Plastic. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft

Standards committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft standard NAS 278; 1944. Specification for Tube Fittings Molded From Thermosetting Plastic

Materials. Gives applicable specifications, types

and classes, material and workmanship, general requirements, detail requirements on test specimens,

sanpllng, inspection, and tests on molded materials, detail requirements on molded fittings, Inspection

and tests on fittings, packaging, packing, and marking for shipment, notes, figures, and tables. De- veloped by National Aircrart Standards Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 279; 1944. Specification for Tubing Fabricated From Thermoplastic Materials.

Gives applicable specifications, types and classes,

material and workmanship, general requirements, detail requirements on test specimens, sampling, inspection, and tests on molded specimens, detail re- quirements on production tubing, Inspection and

tests on production tubing, packaging, packing, and marking for shipment, notes, figures, and tables. Developed by National Aircraft Standards Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircrart Standard NAS 289; 1945. Bl-Planar BlockChain. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards Committee.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Standard 356; 1946. Puller—Impact—Universal.

Gives drawing with dimensions and notes.

U. s> Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27431A-2;

1946. Adapter Assembly; Turbo Supercharger Tacho- meter and Turbo-Supercharger Regulator Drive.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40228-J-3;

1945. Strut; Aircraft shock Absorber (Air and Oil

Type), General specification for.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-66c-l; 1946. Cylinders; Hydraulic Actuating.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-C-131-l; 1945. Casing; control Cable Flexible.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-F-8a; 1945. Fasteners; Cowling.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-F-45-1; 1946. Fittings; self Sealing and Bladder

Type Tank.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-H-2b; 1945. Hydraulic Systems; Design, Installation and Tests of Aircraft, General Specification

for.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-J- la- 1; 1946. Jumpers; Bonding and current Return.

U. S. Gov. , Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-J-5-1; 1945. Jack Pads; Design and Installation or ( for Aircrart)

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Speci ricatlon

AN-J-10-i; 1946. Joints; Hydraulic Swivel.

U. S. Gov. , Army-Navy Aeronautical Speciricatlon

AN-P-33a-l; 1946. Pins; Aircrart Flat Head.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-60-1; 1945. Pulleys; Grease-Lubricated AntlFrlctlon Eearlng control.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-S-la-3; 1946. seats; Pilots' Adjustable, LongRange Airplane.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-S-40-2; 1945. strainers; Fuel system.

U. S. Gov. , Army-Navy Aeronautical Speciricatlon

AN-S-49-2; 1946. Seats; Pilots', Adjustable, ShortRange Airplane.

U. S. Gov. , Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-T-49a-l; 1945. Tanks; self-Sealing Fuel.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-ww-F-366a-6; 1946. Fitting; Fluid connection. 721.23 Aircraft Wheels

Tire and Rim Assn. , Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Type I Airplane Tires, Recommended Practice, Table

AP-1. Gives table of rim and tire dimensions, load ratings, and types or valves Tor various sizes or main wheel tires and tall wheel tires. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Type I Channel Tread Tall Wheel Tires, Recommended

Practice, Table AP-1B. Gives table showing tire

and rim sizes, rating, and lnTlated dimensions ror various sizes of tall wheel tires. Tire and Rim Assn. , Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Type II Airplane Tires, Recommended Practice,

Table AP-2. Gives table of rim and tire dimensions, load ratings, and types of valves for vari- ous sizes of main wheel tires and tail wheel

tires.

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Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Type III Airplane Tires, Recommended Practice, Table

AP-3. Gives table of tire and rim dimensions, load ratings, and types of valves for various sizes of main wheel tires and tall wheel tires. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Beaching Gear Tires, Recommended Practice, Table

AP-4. Gives table of tire and rim dimensions, load ratings, and types of valves for various sizes of main wheel tires and tall wheel tires. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Airplane Handbook., 1945. Type VI IA Airplane Tires, Recommended Practice, Table AP-5. Gives table of tire and rim dimensions, load ratings, and types of valves for various sizes of channel tread tail wheel tires. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Type VIIB Airplane Tires, Experimental Practice, Table AP-6. Gives table of tire and rim dimensions, load ratings, and types of valves for various

sizes of main wheel tires. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Airplane Nose Wheel Tires, Recommended Practice,

Table AP-7. Gives table of tire and rim dimensions, load rating, and types of valves for various sizes

of type I, type II, type III, and type VI tires. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Knurling on Airplane Rims, Recommended Practice. Gives drawings and table giving size, method, and

knurl for type I, type II, type III, and type VII. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Method of Dimensioning and Tolerance Requirements

Rim Contours for Airplane Tires. Gives drawing and tables showing inspection tolerances for airplane

rims except type I rims and Inspection tolerances

for rim diameters. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Rim Contours for 65 In. Type I, 18 and 22 Ply Air- plane Tires. Gives drawings of rim with table show- ing dimensions for 65 In. 18 and 22- ply airplane

tires. Tire and Rim Assn., Inc. Airplane Handbook, 1945. Standard Rim Contours for Airplane Tires. Gives

drawings of rims with tables showing dimensions for type I, type II, type III, type VI, and type VII airplane tires and type VII tall wheel tires.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification 98-25257-a, 1945. Wheels; Tail (for Aircraft).

U. S. Gov.., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces specification 98-25272-a; 1945. wheels, Auxiliary; Smooth

Contour ( for Aircraft)

.

721.24 Aircraft Propellers

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Recommended Practice 355; 1946. Terminology of Dual and Coaxial Counter-Rotating Propellers. Gives terminology for dual rotaplon propellers or dual rotation propeller shafts, coaxial propellers and

coaxial propeller shafts, counter rotating propel- lers and propeller shafts, Inboard component, out- board component, and designation of number of

blades. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Standard 92A, 1945. Cones, Front, Propeller Hub. Gives drawings, notes, and table giving dimensions.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Standard 180a, 1945. Propeller Hub—Single Rotation. Gives drawings, notes, and table showing di- mensions. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Standard 351; 1946. wench—Propeller Shaft (Shaft Sizes No. 40—50—60). Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Standard 352; 1946. Wrench—Propeller Shaft (Shaft Sizes No. 10—20—30). Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Standard 353; 1946. Handle—Propeller Shaft Wrench. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Standard 354; 1946. Pin—Propeller Shaft Wrench.

Gives drawing with dimensions and notes.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 29538a;

1946. Blank; Propeller Compressed Wood.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 41051;

1945. Trainer; Flight Equipment, Curtis Electric

Propeller Model C644S-A24, Type U-25.

U. S. Gov.., Army Air Forces Specification 41059;

1945. Trainer; Flight Equipment, Hamilton Hydromatic Propeller, Model 24F60-B6521A-6, Type U-29.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-H-3-1; 1945. Hubs; Fixed Pitch wood Propeller

and Test club.

U. s. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-15b; 1946. Propellers and Test Clubs; Fixed- Pitch wood.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-P-28-2; 1945. Propeller Hubs; General specification for, Ground-Adjustable and Controllable

Pitch.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-P-70-l; 1946. Propeller spinners; General spec- ification for.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-82; 1946. Propeller Blades; General Specification for Detachable (Laminated veneer, Uncompressed) . U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, civil Aeronautics

Board. Civil Air Regulations, Part 14; 1942. Air- craft Propeller Airworthiness.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, Civil Aeronautics

Board. Civil Air Regulations, Part 18; 1942. Main- tenance, Repair, and Alteration of Certificated

Aircraft and of Aircraft Engines, Propellers, and

Instruments. 724.25 Aircraft Control Equipment

Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft standard NAS 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125,

126, and 168; revised 1945. NAS 120, Knob-Control

3/4 Spherical. NAS 121, Knob-Control, 1 Inch Spher- ical. NAS 122, Knob-control, 1 1/4 spherical,

Plastic. NAS 123, Knob-Control, 1 Inch Diameter

x 5/8 Oval, Plastic. NAS 124, Knob-Control, 1 1/4 Diameter x 13/16 Horizontal, Semi-Round, Plastic. NAS 125, Knob-Control, 1/18 Diameter x 13/16, Angular Semi-Round, Plastic. NAS 126, Knob, 1 1/8 Cu- bical, Plastic Knob. NAS 168, Knob, One Inch

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Diameter Knurled Flastlc Knob. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft standards committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft standard NAS 127, revised 1946. Button

1/2 Diameter, Luminous Letter. Gives drawing with dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 129, revised 1946. Data—Std. Knob, Engineering Reference. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National Aircraft Standard NAS 160, revised 1946. Wheel

Control, Pilot's, Military, Aileron. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 162; 1942, and NAS 167, re- vised 1946. Cap—Military Control Wheel Hut and

Cap—Pilot's Control Wheel Trigger Switch Cavity. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Developed

by National Aircraft Standards Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft Standards NAS 165 and 166, Revised 1946. Switch—Pilot' s Control Wheel Trigger and Switch

(Bomb Releas* and Radio) —Military Control Wheel. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards •committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 198 and 199; 1945. NAS 198 Knob—Control, 1 1/4 Spherical, Plastic. NAS 199 Knob and Letter Assembly—Control 1 1/4 Spherical

Plastic. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft standard NAS 348 and 349; 1946. Wheel

Pilots' Control and Wheel Assembly—Pilots Control. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National Aircraft Standard NAS 350; 1946. Switch—Pilot'

Control Wheel Push Button. Gives drawings with di- mensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft

Standards Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National Aircraft Standard NAS 351 and 352; 1946. NutPilot's Control Wheel Attaching and Shaft End

Pilot's Control Wheel. Gives drawings with dimen- sions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft

Standards committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National Aircraft Standard NAS 364; 1946. Rod—Control,

Solid-Steel. Gives drawings with dimensions and

notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards

Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 355 and 356; 1946. Tube

Assembly—Control, Aluminum Alloy. NAS 355 with

riveted threaded rod-ends. NAS 356 with riveted

clevis and threaded rod-ends. Gives drawings with

dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft standards Committee.

Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 357; 1946. Tube—Control,

Aluminum Alloy. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards

Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 358 and 359; 1946. Tube Assembly—Control, Steel. NAS 358 with welded

threaded rod-ends. NAS 359 with welded clevis and threaded rod-ends. Gives drawings with dimensions

and notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards

Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft standard NAS 360; 1946. Tube—Control,

Steel. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards committee.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 24841-2;

1945. control; Pilot Director Indicator, Type A-l.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 24973-2;

1945. Control; Projector Release Type A-2, 24 volts

D. C. U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27446a,

1945. Accessories (for Types F-l and F-2 Automatic

Pilots)

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27455A,

1945. Servo; Type E-l (Aircraft).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification .-7456a, 1946. controller; Turn and Pitch, Type a-1 (Aircraft) . U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 27500a;

1945. Pilots; Automatic Aircraft, General Specification for.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27585a;

1945. Installation of Type F-l Aircraft Automatic

Pilot, General Specification for. U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27611;

1945. Amplifier, Multiple Channel, Type B-3 (Integral).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 27612;

1945. control; vertical Gyro, Type L-2.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27613;

1946. Control; Directional Gyro, Type Q-l.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27615;

1945. Accessories (for Type 0-1 Automatic Pilot).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 27624A,

1946. control; Vertical Gyro, Type L-5 (Indicating).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 32472a; 1945. Control; Inverter Change-Over Type A-l, Automatic.

U. s. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-D-15-l; 1946. De-Iclng Systems; General Specification for Propeller Fluid.

U. S. Goy. , Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-F-43; 1945. Fittings; Push-Pull Engine control

Quick. Disconnect.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-I-5-3; 1945. Instrument systems; Installation

of Vacuum Operated.

U. s. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-I-20a, 1945. Indicators; Engine Synchroscope.

Um S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-J-9-2; 1945. Joints; Aircraft control universal.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-W-6-2; 1945. Wheel and Brake Assemblies; Aircraft.

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724.26 Aeronautical Instruments

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. .Aeronautical Standard 10E; 1945. Indicator—Humidity, Large.

Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical Standard 167a, 1945. chart—Humidity Indicator,

Color Comparison. This chart gives colors Indicat- ing relative humidity as shown by humidity Indicator AS1QA.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Standard 347; 1945. Indicator—Humidity (Medium). Gives drawings with dimensions and notes.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 24987; 1945. Computer; Ground speed, Type N-l.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27350-B-3;

1945. Indicator; True Airspeed, Type G-l (Aircraft

Pltot-statlc)

.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27357A-1;

1945. Indicator, Rate of Climb, Type A-0 (Aircraft).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27380-B-l;

1945. Installation of Pitot Tube and Flush-Mounted

Static Tube; General Specification for. U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27393B,

1945. Indicator; Directional Gyro, Type c-1 (115

Volts, 3 Phase, 400 Cycles).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 27394B-1;

1946. Indicator; Gyro Horizon Type E-l, 115 volt,

3 Phase, 400 cycle.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 27425-A-l;

1945. Indicator; Rate of Climb, Type C-4 (Aircraft).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 27454-1;

1945. Transmitter; Remote Compass, Type E-l (stabilized).

U. S. Gov-, Army Air Forces specification 27481-2;

1945. Machmeter; Type A-l (Aircraft), (2-3/4 Inch Round Dial, Pltot Static).

U. S. Oov. , Army Air Forces Specification 27485-A,

1945. Tube; Airspeed, Electrically-Heated, 115

Volts, 400 Cycles, Type E-5.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27486; 1945.

Tube; Airspeed, Electrically-Heated, 115 Volts, 400

Cycle, Type E-6.

U. S. .Oov. , Army Air Forces specification 27499a- 1; 1945. Indicator; Airflow, Type A-l (Aircraft).

U. S. Oov., Army Air Forces Specification 27512-4;

1946. Indicator; Airspeed, Type f-4 (Aircraft).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27532-1;

1945. Tachometer; Bombslght Disc Speed, Type F-l (Hand Held).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 27539A-3;

1946. Generator; Tachometer, Aircraft Two-Pole

Type, General Specification for.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27540a,

1945. Indicators; Electric Tachometer (Percent

Speed Type), General Specification for.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27541a,

1945. Tachometer; Electric, Type E-21A (Single

Aircraft).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 27583-1;

1-945. Computer; Course and Distance, Type A-5 (for hercator Solution).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27637; 1945. Insert; Dead Reckoning computer (for AN6836 computer) .

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27644; 1945. Computer; True Airspeed, Type 0-2.

U. S. Gov. , Army Air Forces Specification 27647; 1945. Installation of Air Position Indicator.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27668; 1945. Indicator; Differential Pressure, Type A-2.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 32468; 1945. Signal Assembly; Crew Warning, Type J-3.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 324S2A,

1945. Signal: Altitude warning. Type H-3 (Aircraft—28 Volts D. C ). U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40904A,

1945. Tester, Turbo-Supercharger Regulator, Type

E-2.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40921a- 2; 1945. Trainer; Instrument Flying and Landing, Type t-8 (Ground).

U. S. Gov., 1 Army Air Forces Specification 40922; 1945. Indicator; combination oxygen, Type T-l (Pressure

and Flow).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 40930; 1945.

Kit; Aircraft Electric weighing, Type v-2.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40935;. 1945. Trainer; Terrain Projection, Type T-4 (Pilotage).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 41012; 1945. Cabinet; Instrument-Testing (Altitude and Temperature )

.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 41013-2;

1945. computer; Radar Aid, Type R-l (Vaid).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-A- 15a- U 1945. Amplifiers; Air Position Indicator.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-A-29; 1945. Accelerometers; Aircraft.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-A-30-2; 1946. Altimeters; Pressure.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-B-19-2; 1945. Bulbs; Electrical Resistance Type Thermometer.

u. s. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-74b-l; 1945. Computers; Dead Reckoning.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-97a-l; 1945. controllers; Air Position Indicator.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-129-4; 1945. Computers; Air Position Indicator.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-G-2c; 1945. Gages; Aircraft Pressure.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-G-16a-2; 1945. Generators; Electric Tachometer.

U. s. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-I-3b; 1945. indicators; Electric Tachometer.

U. S. Gov. , Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-1-4-2; 1945. Instrument Systems; Installation

of Pltot Static Tube Operated.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-I-6a, 1945. Indicators; Thermocouple Thermometer.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN- 1- 12-1; 1945. Indicators; Oxygen Flow.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-I-15a; 1945. Indicators; Electric Turn and

Bank.

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U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-I-22a-2; 1945. Indicating Assemblies; Air Position.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-I-29-3; 1946. Indicators; Gyro Horizon.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN- 1-33-1; 1945. Indicators; Rate of Climb.

U. S. Gov. , Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-I-34-1; 1945. Indicators; Electrical Resistance Type Thermometer.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-I-35-1; 1945. Indicators; Turn and Bank.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-M-17a, 1945. Meters; Gyro Stabilized Drift.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-53a-2; 1945. Pumps; Air Position Indicator.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-S-46a; 1945. Shafts; Tachometer Flexible Drive.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-S-56; 1945. Signals; Emergency Warning.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-T-.lb; 1945. Tubes; Electrlcally-Keated Pltot

Static.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Sped f lcatlon

an-t-44-1; 1945. Tubes; Electrically-Heated Pltot.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy 'Aeronautical Specification

AN-T-75a-l; 1945. Thermocouples; Engine cylinder

Bayonet Type.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-T-76-1; 1945. Thermocouples? Aircraft Engine

Spark Plug, Gasket Type.

U. S. Gov.., Dept. of Commerce, Civil Aeronautics

Board. Civil Air Regulations, Part 18; 1942. Maintenance, Repair, and Alteration of Certificated Aircraft and of Aircraft Engines, Propellers, and In- struments. 724.27 Parachutes and Equipment

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40939; 1945. Release; Parachute Harness Quick, Type B-1A.

U. s. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 40940; 1945. Release; Parachute Harness Quick, Type B-2A.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-H-32; 1945. Hardware; Parachute.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-K-34-1; 1946. Housing; Parachute Rlpcord.

U. S. Gov. , Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-71; 1945. Parachutes; Inspection and Testing

of Experimental.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-75-2; 1946. Parachutes; General Specification

for. U. S. Gov.., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

72-129; 1946. Parachute PG-109 ( )/AB. 724.29 Miscellaneous Aircraft Accessories

and Parts

Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft standard NAS 3, revised 1945. Plate—Bolt,

Locking. Gives drawings with dimensions and notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National Aircraft standard NAS 50 and 51, revised 1945. Rings—Internal Retainer and Rings—External Retainer. Gives drawings with dimensions. Developed

by National Aircraft Standards Committee.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Recommended Practice 143A, 1945. Heaters, Airplane, Internal-Combustion Type. Based on practical engineering requirements for such internal-combustion

type heaters as are now used on airplanes and for such as maybe developed to meet later requirements. Covers Internal combustion type heater—general, In- ternal combustion type heater—military and commercial, and desirable design features. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Recommended Practice 144; 1945. Heat Exchanger, Exhaust, Direct-Air Type. To transfer heat from ex- haust gases of an aircraft engine to air being sup- plied to the airplane cabin. Covers tubular, fluted, plate, and extended surface types. Gives re- quirements for material and workmanship, design, In- spection, tests, and marking.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Recommended Practice 192; 1945. Flange, Driving

Fan Rotor Types I, II, III, IV. Gives drawings,

notes, and table showing dimensions. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Recommended Practice 193; 1945. Hub, Fan Rotor

Types I, II, III, IV. Gives drawings, notes, and table showing dimensions. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Standard 343; 1945. Dehydrator Plugs, Plastic. For preventing corrosion and condensation in any equip- ment which has a self-contained void, covers material, construction, requirements, test procedures,

loading, packing, quality, reports, marking, approval, and rejections.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 24573C,

1945. Rack; Pomb (Bombardment Type Airplane), General Specification for. U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 24809a,

1945. Mount; Bomb sight, Type B-7.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 24815B,

1945. Adapter; Gun Mount, Type C-19B.

U. ?. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27617; 1945. Valve; Signal Transfer, Type K- 1 (Electro-Hydraulic)

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces. Specification 40395E,

1945. Antl-Iclng Equipment Tor Aircraft (Heated

Surface Type), General Specification for.

u. s. Gov.., Army Air Forces Specification 40435a;

1946. Transparent Areas; Aircraft Equipment for Maintaining Vision Through, General specificationfor.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40746B;

1946. Fittings; Tle-Down-Alrcraft Cargo.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40831A,

1945. Dolly Assembly, Engine Cradle, Type E-l.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40947A,

1945. stand, Aircraft Maintenance, Type B-l (Range

3 to 10 Feet).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40948A,

1945. Stand, Aircraft Maintenance, Type B-2 (Range

13 to 20 Feet).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 40949-2;

1945. Stand, Aircraft Maintenance, Type C-l (4 Foot High).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40956; 1945. Mirror, Rear-View, Type A-l.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40958; 1945. Ramp, Cargo-Loading, Type A-l (for c-47 Airplane) .
724.29 Directory of Commodity Specification

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40988; 1945. Kit, Air Cargo Mooring, Type R-4 (c-47 Aircraft).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 40989; 1945. Kit, Air Cargo Mooring, Type R-5 (c-46 and C-54 Aircraft).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40990; 1945.

Kit; Air cargo Mooring, Type 00-1 (c-54 Aircraft).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40991; 1945. Kit, Air Cargo Mooring, Type 00-2 (c-46 and CG-13

Aircraft).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40992; 1945. Kit, Air Cargo Mooring, Type 00-3 (c-47 Aircraft).

U. s. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 40993; 1945. Rod and Jack; Air Cargo Mooring, Adjustable.

U. S. Gov.., Army Air Forces Specification 40994; 1945. Jack and Chain; Air cargo Mooring Pull.

U. S. Gov. , Army Air Forces Specification 40995-1;

1945. Rope Assembly, Air Cargo Mooring.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 41008; 1945. Bracket; Liquid vacuum Container.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 41016; 1945. Installation; Chemical Spray Tank (Bombardment and

Fighter Type Aircraft).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 41019; 1945.

Tank; Hydraulic, Type C-l (for servicing and Bleeding Systems).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 41024-1;

1945. Tank; Hydraulic, Type C-2 (for servicing and Bleeding systems).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 50476; 1945. Caster, Light-Welght (Airplane Maintenance Equipment).

U. S. Gov. , Army Air Forces Specification 50478; 1945. Finger, Mechanical.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-A-3b; 1946. Accumulators; Hydraulic Pressure.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-0 150-1; 1946. closure; Tubing Protective.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-D-17; 1946. Drawings, Tool Lists, and Sample

Tools for Aeronautical and Associated Equipment.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-F-2a, 1945. Filters; Turn and Eank Indicator,

Air.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-F-3b-l; 1946. Filters; Hydraulic.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-F-9b; 1945. Filters, Air; vacuum Operated In- struments.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-F-46; 1946. Fittings; Cargo Airplane Tiedown.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-N-6a-l; 1945. Nozzles; Aircraft Fuel and Oil

Servicing.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-38-3; 1946. Plates; Information and Identification.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

-AN-P-47a; 1945. Plugs; Dehydrator.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-P-50a; 1945. Pumps; Engine-Driven Air.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-S-36a-l; 1945. Shunts; 50 Millivolt External

Ammeter

U. s. Gov.., Dept. of Commerce, Civil Aeronautics

Board. Civil Air Regulations, Part 15; 1944. Aircraft Equipment Airworthiness.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces specification

94-40852; 1945. Purifier, Oxygen, Type A-5. 724.3 AIRPLANES

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 1801C-1;

1945. Form; Airplane Manufacturers Model Speclfica-

' tion.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-H-lb, 1945. Handbooks; Structural Repair (for

Aircraft)

.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-H-13A-3; 1946. Handbooks; Erection and Maintenance (for Aircraft).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-H-22a; 1946. Handbooks; Erection and Maintenance Instruction (for Experimental Airplanes).

725. CYCLES, BOATS. SHIPS, AND

ACCESSORIES

725.1 BICYCLES

U. S. Gov.., U. s. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

18-2D; 1944. Bicycles, Military Type. 725.2 MOTORCYCLES AND ACCESSORIES

Tire and Rim Assn.., Inc. Passenger Car Handbook,

1946. standard Contour Drop Center Motorcycle Rim. Gives diagram of contour of rim. 725.3 BOATS, RAFTS, AND PARTS

U. S. Gov.., Army Air Forces specification 40725A-1;

1946. Raft; Pneumatic Type 0-2a.

U. S. Gov.., Army Air Forces specification 40743A-2;

1945. Lifeboat, Alrbourne, Type A-l.

725.il SHIPS

725. 41 Ship Hull Details

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 41023; 1945. Filter; Fuel Funnel (Sea Rescue Boats).

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy specification JAN-L-221;

1945. Ladders, Chain (Shipboard Use).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 66F2a; 1946.

Filters, Dlesel-Fuel-011 (Navy standard).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 66F3; 1945. Filters, Lubrlcatlng-011, Engine, Navy Standard

(Small).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 66F4; 1945. Filter-Elements, Lubrlcatlng-011, Engine, NavyStandard (Large)

.

725.42 Ship Engineering Details

American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Practice for Electrical Installations on

Shipboard, 45; 1945. Electrically Operated Watertight and Fire Door Equipment. Gives general re- quirements, centralized control panel, motor unit, motor control panel, local control station, alarm

' and Indicating equipment, power supply, safety

equipment, fire door closing equipment, and spare

parts.

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Machinery and Vehicles 727.

725.43 Ship Operation Details and Supplies

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Sped ricatlon 19R2a; 1946. Pelease-Devlces, Hydraulic (for Freeing Li re-Saving

Equipment Incident to Sinking of Vessels).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 27Dlla; 1946. Deck-Cover lng, Light-Weight, Nonsllp (AbrasiveCoated Fabric and Cement)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. specification 52D11; 1945. Deck-Covering, Light-Weight, Nonsllp (AbrasiveFilled Synthetic Binder).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission, Specification

16-MC-l (Tentative) 1943. Horns; Fog, Mechanical,

Hand-Operated. Covers one type, grade, and size. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, dimensions, weight, bellows, horn, lever, case, bearing fits, sound output, power output, life, and

marking; sampling, Inspection, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

726. STEAM, ELECTRIC, AND GASOLINE

RAILWAY CARS

726.0 GENERAL ITEMS

Manufacturing Chemists' Assn. of the U. S. Manual

Sheet H-l (for Shippers and Consignees). Aqueous

Hydrofluoric Acid (HF). Recommended Practice for

the Safe Handling and Discharging of containers,

adopted 194Q, revised 1945. Includes description

of product, precautions, labels, shipping containers for aqueous hydrofluoric acid, rubber drums, lined and unllned steel drums, lead carboys, wood

barrels, tank cars, and facsimile of labels recom- mended for application to containers. Manufacturing Chemists' Assn. of the U. S. Manual

Sheet TC-2 (for Consignees). Cars, Tank—Steel,

I.e. C. Spec. 103B, Rubber-Lined, Unloading, When

Filled with Muriatic Acid or Other Liquids Author- ized for Shipment Therein. Recommended Practice,

adopted 1938, revised 1945. Includes recommendations for placement of cars for unloading, safety

rules to be observed by employee assigned to unloading, use of compressed air, sampling of product, dome fittings, unloading, Interior rubber lining,

damage to exterior of tank car during unloading,

removal or reversal of placards, return of empty

cars, railroad defect card and bad order cards, In- ternal washing and entering of car, discharge line between tank car and storage, and service. Manufacturing chemists' Assn. of the U. S. Manual Sheet TC-3 (for consignees). Unloading Liquid

Caustic Cars, Tank—Steel—Unloading, When Filled With Liquid Caustic Soda or Caustic Potash. Recommended Practice, 1946. Includes recommendations

for placement of car for unloading, safety rules to be observed by unloaders, cold weather handling

s .earning, sampling, unloading of caustic cars, prep- aration of empty car for return, materials and

equipment, delivery lines, railroad defect cards

and bad order cards, do not enter empty car, service, and first aid treatment. 726.1 RAILROAD CARS

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1946. Classification of

Cars, Definitions and Designating Letters of, Rec- ommended Practice, revised, 1944. Covers passenger equipment cars, and cars built to operate in passenger trains, by classes—B, C, D, E, M, P, and I. Also general service freight equipment cars, by

classes—X, R, V, S, G, H, F, T, L, N, and Y. In- cludes subheadings for special purposes and capacity figures. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard and Recommended Practice, 1946. Lettering and Marking

of Cars, Standard revised, 1943. Gives require- ments for letters and figures, equipment, special

markings, date built, Journal boxes repacked, and

details for trucks and various types of cars. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard and Recommended Practice, 1946. Specifications for the Construction of New Passenger Equipment Cars, Standard, 1945. Gives basic fundamentals for new specifications, covers scope, materials, workmanship,

loads, trucks, buffing, details, center sills,

bolsters and cross-bearers, floor beams, floor supports, and sills, couplers and draft gears, buffing

mechanism, longitudinal frame or truss framing members, side posts and braces, sheathing, vertical

end members, roof, stresses, unit design stresses

to be used for rolled mild open-hearth steel, subfloor, and Insulation. 726.2 PARTS AND FITTINGS FOR RAILROAD CARS

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Practice, 1945. Air Brakes, General Arrangement and Details, Recommended Practice.

Gives requirements for cylinders, piping, clasp

brakes, water raising system, braking ratios for new conventional locomotives, and braking ratio for new freight cars. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept.., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard

and Recommended Fractlce, 1946. Air Branes, General Arrangement and Details, Standard, 1945. specification for rods, levers, Jaws, and pins; cylinders,

triple valves, and dirt collectors; retaining valves,

mounting and miscellaneous.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept.., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of standard and Recommended Practice, 1946. specifications for

Geared Hand Brakes, Standard revised, 1946. covers requirements for the operation, design, and Instal- lation of vertical wheel brake, horizontal wheel

brake, and lever brake. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of Standard and Recommended Practice, 1946. Stake Pockets for Flat

Cars, Recommended Practice, 1931. Gives drawings

with dimensions and notes. 727. CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, COACHES,

BABY CARRIAGES AND CARTS

U. S. Gov.., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1944. Cart, Hand, M-1942.

U. S. Gov.., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers specification 44-106; 1945. Euggy, Lumber, Two Wheel.

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729. Directory of Commodity Specifications

729. MISCELLANEOUS VEHICLES ANO VEHICLE PARTS

729.2 TRAILERS

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 30144-7;

1945. Trailer, Semi (Two-Wheel) (2DT) for Type F-2a

Fuel Servicing Truck.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 30168-A,

1945. Trailer; Oxygen Servicing, Type E-2.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40959; 1945. Dolly, Airplane Tripod Jack, Type F-l.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

91-86-a; 1945. Trailer, Airdrome Utility, Type F-2. U.S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers specification

44-105; 1945. Trailer, Dump, Motorized, Pneumatic

and Cable Operated, 13 Cu. Yd. U.S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification

91-108; 1945. Semi-Trailer, Low Bed, Front Loading,

20- Ton. U.S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification

91-112; 1945. Dolly, 4-Wheel Tandem, 4 Dual Tires, M-l. U.S. Gov. , U.S. Army, corps of Engineers Specification

91-114; 1945. Dollies, 2-Wheel, 2 Dual Tires 4-1/2,

7, and 11 Tons.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 91-117; 1945. Trailer, 2-Wheel, Special 1-1/4

Ton, ARC Welder.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

91-97; 1945. Trailer, M18.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

91-98; 1945. Trailer, 4-Ton, 2w, Ammunition, M21.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. specification

91-100; 1945. Trailer, Generator, M7,

U. S. Gov.., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

72-99; 1946. Trailer V-13/GT.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, signal corps specification

72-101; 1945. Trailer K-38-A.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

72-107; 1946. Dolly-K-83.

U. F. Gov.., u. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

72-108; 1946. Trailer K-78-A.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

72-115; 1946. Trailer K-37-A.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

72-116; 1946. Trailer V-15/T. 729.3 TRUCKS

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-108; 1945. Arch, Logging, Towed Type, Craw- ler Mounted, with Boom, 99-Inch Gage.

U. s. Gov.., u. s. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 91-119; 1945. Truck, Dump Body, 10 cu. Yd., 4 x 2, 2 DT, 157-Inch WheelDase.

730-739 AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS

732,

u

PLANTERS, PLOWS, CULTIVATORS,

HOES, RAKES, ANO MOWERS

S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-53; 1944. Harrow, Disc, Offset, 8 Foot, 24

In. Disc.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-72; 1944. Harrow, spike Tooth, 4-sectlon.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers specifica- tion 44-82; 1944. plow, Tractor, with Standing

Cutter and Single Plain Share.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specifica- tion 44-83; 1944. Flow, Bottom andj)lsc, Towed

Type, Four 14-in. Bottoms.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-91; 1945. Plows, Snow, V-Blade, and One Way Blade, with Right Hand wing for 4 or 6 Ton 6x6,

Standard Ordnance Truck Mounting.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-93; 1945. Plows, Snow, V-Blade, One Way Blade,

and Reversible Blade, for 1 1/2-Ton, 4x4, or

2 1/2-Ton, 6 x 6,

y Standard ordnance Truck Mounting.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-94; 1945. Plows, Snow, V-Blade Type and One Way Blade Type for 1/4 Ton, 4x4 Truck Mounting.

U. S. Gov.., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-97; 1945. Plows, Snow, Straight Blade, Under- body Type, for 4 Ton, 6x6 Truck Mounting, and 6 Ton, 6x6 Truck Mounting, Standard Ordnance Trucks.

733. FERTILIZER DISTRIBUTORS AND

SPRAYING MACHINES

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 16-8; 1945. Duster, Insect, Hand Rotary Blower Type, Paris Green or Powder, 5- to 10-Pound Ca- pacity.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 16-9; 1945. sprayer. Insect, Portable,

Gasoline-Driven, Piston Pump Type, Skid-Mounted. 740-749 CONSTRUCTION, CONVEYING, AND HOISTING MACHINERY

741. EXCAVATING AND DREDGING MACHINERY

7>il. GENERAL ITEKS

American Water Works Assn. Tentative Standard specifications for Deep Wells, 4 A. 1-TJ 1945. Intended

as a guide In the preparation of contract documents

governing well construction. Covers general Infor- mation, casings and well screens, description of

work, testing for yield and drawdown, grouting and

sealing, testing for plumbness and alignment, disinfection, samples and records, protection of quality of water, temporary capping, abandonment of

well, measurement and compensation, and appendix.

741.1 PILE DRIVERS

U.. S. Gov.., U. f. Army, Corps of Engineers Specifica- tion 44-131; 1945.. Hammers, Pneumatic or Steam, Pile Driver, Double-Actlng, 5,000 Lb. and 7,000 Lb.

U. S. Gov.. , U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers specification 44-141; 1945. Hammer, Pneumatic or Steam, Pile

Driver, Single-Acting, 10,200-LD.

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Machinery and Vehicles 7U3.

741.2 BORING MACHINES

U. S. Gov.., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-98; 1945. Auger; Earth, Skid Mounted, Gasoline Engine Driven.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-99; 1945. Auger, Posthole.

U. S. Gov.., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-107; 1945. Kit, Earth Auger, for Tractor Mounting on Caterpillar D-7. 741.3 DRILLING MACHINES

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-119; 1945. Drifter Drill, Pneumatic, Column

Mounted, Wet Type, 155 Lb. Class.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Speclncatlon 44-126; 1945. Drifter Drill; Pneumatic, Wagon

Mounted, Dry Type, 220 Lb. Class. 741.4 POWER SHOVELS

U. S. Gov.., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-29A; 1945. Loader, Aggregate, Bucket, General Purpose, Crawler Mounted, Gasoline Engine Driven, 3 Cubic Yards. 741.6 DITCHING MACHINES

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-50; 1944. Ditching Machine, Wheel Type, Crawler Mounted, Gasoline Engine Driven, Digging

Depth 5-Ft. 6-in., width 23-ln. 741.9 MISCELLANEOUS EXCAVATING AND DREDGING

MACHINERY

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-D-385;

1946. Diggers, Clay, Pneumatic, 25-Lb. Class

(7/8- In. Hexagon by 2 3/4-in. Chuck)

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-120; 1945. Tamper; Back Fill, Pneumatic.

742. CONCRETE MIXERS

Associated General Contractors of America, Inc. Manual, 1946. Concrete Mixer Standards, Seventeenth

Revision, 1945. Covers elimination of non-standard

sizes; construction mixers including size, rated

capacities, single rotating drum, power traction,

basic design, optional features and attachments,

drum volume, single compartment type, two compartment type, one opening, two opening, three opening, water measuring tanks, and water supply connections; paving mixers including details; and general re- quirements for mixers and pavers.

U. S. Gov.., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-78; 1944. Paver, Concrete, Crawler-Mounted,

34-cu. Ft. Capacity.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-111; 1945. Batching Plant, Aggregate, 3 Compartment, 105-Ton Capacity.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-140; 1945. Batching Plant, Cement, Stationary, Gasollne-Englne-Drlven, 30 Tons Per Hour Capacity.

7U3. ROAD-MAKi NG EQUIPMENT

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-F-335;

1946. Finishers, Asphalt, Crawler-Mounted, GasolineDriven.

U. S. Gov.., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-G-336;

1946. Gradation Control Units, Aggregate, GasolineDriven, 4 Ft. x 8 Ft. Screen.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-M-375;

1946. Mixers, Asphalt, Diesel-Driven, 110 to 200

Tons Per Hour.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Armv, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-34A; 1944. Grader, Road, Towed Type, Leaning Wheel, 8-, 10-, or 12-Foct Moldboard.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-40B; 1945. Roller, Road, Diesel or Gasoline Engine Driven, 3 Wheel, 10 to 12 Ton.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, corps of Engineers Specification 44-430, 1945. Ereaker, . Paving, Gasoline Engine

Operated, 100 Lb.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-47; 1944. Drag, Brush, Bituminous, 8Ft. 8

In. by 12 Ft.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-48A; 1945. Spreader, Aggregate, Towed Type, Traction Powered, 8 Foot width.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-51; 1944. Roller, Road, Towed Type, Sheepsfoot, 2- or 3-Drums In Line.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-52; 1944. Scraper, Road, Towed Type, Cable

Operated.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-59; 1944. Vibrator, concrete, Gasoline Engine Operate'd, Wheelbarrow Mounted.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-67; 1944. Distributor, Bituminous Material, Trailer Mounted, 1,250-C-allon Capacity.

U. S. Gov.., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-68; 1944. Distributor, Water, Truck Mounted,

1,000-Gal.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-70; 1944. Distributor, Eituminous Material, Truck Mounted, 800-Gallon.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-73; 1944. Kettle, Asphalt Repair, Trailer

Mounted, with Motor Driven Hand Spray, 165-Gallon

Capacity.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-77; 1944. Piping Equipment, Asphalt Plant,

80 to 200 Tons Per Hour.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-80; 1944. Heater, Asphalt, Trailer Mounted,

3-Car, 42-Hp, With Cleaner Attachments.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-81; 1944. Form, Concrete, Steel, 8-ln. High,

10-Ft. Long, Complete With Stanes and Stake Puller.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specifica- tion 44-84; 1944. Roller, Road, Gasoline Engine

Driven, Tandem, 2 Axle, 5 to 8 Ton, and 3 Axle, 9 to 14 Ton.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-88; 1944. Dryer, Aggregate, Dual Drum, Travel or Central Plant, Gasoline Engine Driven,

Trailer Mounted, 80-150 Tons Per Hour.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-95; 1945. Roller, Road, Towed Type, Wheeled, Rubber Tired, 13 Tires.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-96; 1945. Grader, Road, Motorized, Diesel Engine Driven, 12 Foot Moldboard.
743. Directory of Commodity Specifications

U. S. Gov.., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-124; 1945. sweepers, Rotary.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-129; 1945. Breaker, Paving, Pneumatic.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-133; 1945. Finisher, Concrete, Form Riding

20 to 25 Ft. Width, With or without vibrator.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, corps of Engineers Specification 44-134; 1945. scraper, Road, Motorized, cable

Operated, 12-cu. Yd.

U. s. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers specification 44-136; 1945. Grader, Road, Towed Type, Elevating, Power-controlled, 48-Inch Carrier. 7UU. CRANES, HOISTS, AND JACKS

744.1 CRANES

U. S. Gov., u. s. Army, Army Air Forces specification

91-104; 1945. Truck., Crane, Type P-'l (Full Revolving—10 Ton)

.

U. S. Gov., u. s. Army, Corps of Engineers Specifica- tion 44-58; 1944. A-Frame, Derrick, 5-Ton, for Truck Mounting and Winch Power. 744.2 HOISTS

U. S. Gov.., Army Air Forces Specification 24834a,

1945. Hoist; Internal Bomb Rack, Type C-6 (115 Volts D.C.).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40698-2;

1945. Hoist; Engine, Type A-7 (Portable—4,500 Lb. Capacity)

.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. specification 40H7e; 1946. Hoists, Electric, Motor-Operated.

U. S. Gov.., .Navy Dept. Specification 41H12h; 1946. Hoists, Chain, Hand-Operated; and Trolleys.

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 69H2; 1946. Hoists, Ammunition. Automatic-Dredger-Type; and

Power-Equipment.

u. s. Gov., u. s. Army, Army Air Forces specification 91-103; 1945. Loader, High-Lift CargoPlane.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers specification 44-104; 1945. Hoist, Gasoline Engine Driven,

Single Drum, 2-Ton Pull, Toboggan Mounted.

744.3 JACKS

U. S. Gov.., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers specification 44-112; 1946. winch, Tractor Mounting, 3-Dmm,

Main, Haulback, and straw. 7H5. ELEVATORS AND CONVEYORS

745.1 CONVEYORS

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy specification jan-C-392;

1946. Conveyors, Belt, Transfer, Gasoline-Driven,

24-ln. by 57-Ft, U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. specification 66C11; 1945.

Conveyors, Roller, Gravity.

745.3 ELEVATORS

American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Joint spon- sor with National Bureau of Standards and American

Institute of Architects. American Standards Assn.,

A17. 2-1945. American Standard Practice for the In- spection of Elevators (Inspectors' Manual). A guide

for tne general use of elevator Inspectors. Based on requirements of American Standard Safety Code for Elevators, Dumbwaiters, and Escalators, includes

Introduction, routine inspection, initial or data

Inspection, Inspection of escalators, and six appendices.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-76; 1944. Elevator, Aggregate, Bucket Enclosed, Chain Driven, Stationary (Knockdown Type)., 80-150 Tons Per Hour. 750-759 MINING, OIL WELL, AND PUMPING MACHINERY

750. GENERAL ITEMS

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Interior, Bureau of Mines. Per- missible Mine Equipment Approved During 1944, I.e. 7316; 1945. Equipment listed is approved by the Bureau of Mines only when found upon Inspection and test to comply with minimum standards of safety as outlined In- schedules prepared on the basis of many years of experience in dealing with safety problems

of the coal-mlnlng industry.

751. MINING AND QUARRY | NG MACHINERY

American Mining Congress, sponsor. American Standards Assn., M12. 1-1946. standard for construction

and Maintenance of Ladders and Stairs for Mines.

For the Installation and maintenance of ladderways,

ladders, stairways, and stairs In mines as means of Ingress and egress. Gives general requirements and requirements for mine ladderways, mine ladders, mine

stairways, mine stairs, and appendix.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification W-B-411; 1941.

Amend. 2; 1945. Blasting-Apparatus (Machines, Blasting; Galvanometers and Rheostats for Testing Blasting Circuits and Machines). Covers one grade In three types—(I) galvanometers for testing blasting

circuits; (II) blasting machines, In four classes

(A) 10-cap capacity, (B) 30-cap capacity, (C) 50-

cap capacity, and (D) 100-cap capacity; and (III) rheostats for testing blasting machines. Gives material and workmanship, general requirements, and details for each type and class; methods of Inspec- tion and tests; and packing and marking for shipment. 75U. 01 L WELL MACHINERY

American Petroleum Institute, Div. of Production.

Code 5-C-2; 1944. Supplement 2; 1946. Performance Properties of Casing and Tubing. Gives minimum per- formance properties for casing and tubing. The values shown herein for casings are final, and are based mainly upon tests; and the values for tubing

are tentative, and are calculated. Gives tables showing outside diameter, nominal weight, inside

diameter, wall thickness, drift diameter, collapse

resistance, internal yield pressure, and Joint

strength for various sizes. American Petroleum Institute, Dlv. of Production.'

Standard 4; 1944. supplement 1; 1948. specification for standard Rigs, Derricks, and Accessory

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Machinery and Vehicles 755. I

Equipment. Covers material, workmanship and finish, steel derrick, dimensions, steel derrick, strength or

capacity requirements, derrick substructures, standard rig parts, capacity rating of pumper structures, allowable unit stresses, specification for bolts,

rating of radial bearings, rating of flat thrust bearings, nailed wood derrick dimensions, nailed

wood derrick, strength or capacity requirements,

marking, Inspection and rejection, and appendices.

American Petroleum Institute, Dlv. of Production.

Standard 5-G-3; 1945. Supplement 1; 1946. Standard

on Ring Joints for steel Flanges and Flange Unions

(Tentative). Includes chemical and physical properties, and major dimensions for flanges and flange unions

and threads. Qlves scope, general requirements, marking,

inspection and rejection, and details for ring Joints for general use, oil field use, line-pipe flange unions, 7,500-

lb. flange unions, casing flange unions, tubing flange unions, and drill-pipe flange unions. American Petroleum Institute, Dlv. of Production.

Standard 7-BJ 1944. Supplement 1; 1946. Specification for Rotary Drilling Equipment. Olves final dimensional standards, Including gages, for regular

and full-hole rotary drilling tool Joints, tentative standards for Internal- flush rotary drilling tool

Joints, and standards on auxiliary equipment. Covers material, workmanship and finish, marking, ro- tary drilling tool Joints, drill collars, grief

stems, couplings, and subs, bits, gaging practice,

swivel gooseneck connections and rotary hose, rota-' ry table, brake blocks, slush pumps, recommended

practice on measurement, inspection and rejection,

gages, and appendices.

American Petroleum Institute, Dlv. of Production.

Standard ll-E; 1942. Supplement ij 1946. sucker

Rod Specification. Covers material, workmanship

and finish, marking, sucker rod Joints, threads and contact dimensions, inspection and rejection, gaging practice, registration of reference master gages, certification of reference master gages, specification of reference master gages, and appendices.

American Petroleum Institute, Div. of Production.

Standard ll-E; 1941. Supplement i; 1946. Specifi- cation for Rating of Steel Helical and Herringbone

Gear Speed Reducers for Pumping Machines (Including

Rating Form for Rotary Counterbalances). Covers

scope, marking, limitations, design of gearing, design of housing, shafts and bearings, service and

application, formulas, suggested method for computing well loads, rotary counterbalances, inspection

and rejection, and appendices.

755. PUMPS, POWER-DRIVEN AND HAND

PUMPS

755.0 GENERAL ITEMS

Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Companies.

Factory Mutual Bulletin of Loss Prevention, 13.24; 1943. Flammable Liquid Pumping Equipment. Including a discussion of Inert gas pressure, water pressure, and other transfer systems. Covers direct

pumping methods, location of pumps, other liquid

moving systems, and unsafe systems. Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Companies.

Factory Mutual Bulletin of Loss Prevention, 25.23;

1943. Centrifugal Fire Pumps, Installation. Covers

location, suction, supply, pipe connections, suction

lift, suction always under head, and gives drawings

and charts. Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Companies.

Factory Mutual Bulletin of Loss Prevention, 25.24;

1942. Centrifugal Fire Pumps—Power Supplies. Covers electric motor drive, steam turbine drive, gasoline engine drive, and gives drawings.

755.1 PUMPS, POWER-DRIVEK

Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Companies.

Pamphlet 16; 1929. steam Pump Governors and Auxil- iary Pumps. Covers general rules, governor construction, the governor, auxiliary pumps, and in- stallation of governors and auxiliary pumps. Associated General Contractors of America, Inc. Manual, 1946. Contractors Pump Standards, Third Revision, 1945. Covers self-priming centrifugal pumps, diaphragm pumps, and road pumps. Gives details for each type Including sizes, capacities, static suction lift, and electric motors.

Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. Standard for centri- fugal Fire Pumps, 448; 1942. Covers scope, type, attachments, performance, design and construction,

equipment and accessories, and shop inspection.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 28422b;

1945. Pump; Fuel, Electric Motor-Driven, Booster

Type E-5C.

U. S. Gov.., Army Air Forces specification 28619a;

1946. Pump; Fuel, Electric Motor-Driven, Booster

Type B-18A.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-lla, 1945. Pumps; Power-Driven Hydraulic.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-50a; 1945. Pumps; Engine-Driven Air.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-52a; 1945. Pumps; Power-Driven Fuel (General

Specification for).

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-6ea; 1945. Pumps; 400 G.P.H., Power-Driven

Fuel.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-57a; 1945. Pumps; 700 G. P.H., Power-Driven

Fuel.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification UP9c, 1945.

Pumps, Portable, Gasollne-Englne-Drlven.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, .Corps of Engineers Specification 44-66; 1944. Pump, water, Trailer Mounted,

with Distributor Attachments.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-89; 1944. Pump, Asphalt, Trailer Mounted,

with' Distributor Attachments.

U. S. Gov.., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers specification 44-121; 1945. Pump, Centrifugal, Gasoline Engine Driven, Base Mounted, 4-Inch Discharge, 200 GFM at 350 Foot Head (Jetting Pump).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-122; 1945. Pump, Diaphragm, Gasoline Engine

Driven, Push-Cart Mounted, Steel Wheels, 4-Inch Discharge, J00 GPM at 10-Foot Head, Suction.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, corps of Engineers Specification 44-123; 1945. Pump, Sump, Pneumatic, 3-Inch

Discharge, 175 GPM at 25 Ft. Head.

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Directory of Commodity Specifications

U. S. Gov.., u. S. Ami, corps of Engineers Specification ,87-7; 1944. Pump, Deep Well, Gasoline Engine

Driven, Turbine Type, 200 GPM, at 200-Foot Head.

U. S. Gov.., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 87- 10a; 1945. Pump, Centrifugal, Gasoline En-

' glne Driven, 4-In Discharge, 500 GPM at 20-Ft

Head.

U. S. Gov., u. s. Aimy, Corps of Engineers specification 87-19; 1945. Pump, Centrifugal, Gasoline En- gine Driven, Base Mounted, 2-Inch Discharge, 166

GPM, 25 Foot Head.

U. S. Gov.., u. s. Army, Corps of Engineers specification 87-20; 1946. Pump, Centrifugal, Gasoline Engine Driven, Base Mounted, 2-Inch Discharge, 60 GPM

at 125 Foot Head.

U. S. Gov.., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 87-21; 1945. Pump, Centrifugal, Gasoline En- gine Driven, Base Mounted, 4-Inch Discharge, 480

GPM at 300 Foot Head.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, corps of Engineers specification 87-22; 1945. Pump, CentrlTugal, Gasoline En- gine Driven, Base Mounted 1 1/2 In. Discharge, 125

GPM, 300- Foot Head.

U. s. Gov.., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers specification 87-23; 1945. Pump, Deep well, Gasoline Engine

Driven, Helical Rotor Type.

755.2 ACCESSORIES AND PARTS FOR PUMPS

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical specification

AN-S-41-2; 1945. Separators; Air Pump Oil.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-S-254;

1945. Separator, Gasoline-Water, Steel, 300-GPM. Capacity, 150-Pound Working Pressure (PackedContainer Type)

.

760-769

761 . MACHINE TOOLS

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 40T2e, 1945.

Tools, Pneumatic, Portable. 761.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Standards Assn., B5. 19-1946. Sponsored by

Society of Automotive Engineers, National Machine

Tool Builders' Assn., and American Society of Me- chanical Engineers. Life Tests of Single-Point

Tools Made of Materials Other Than Sintered Carbides. Covers test methods for use on such machine

tools as lathes, turret lathes, boring mills, planers, and shapers. Gives terminology and definitions, method of test for cutting-speed tool-life

relationship, what Is meant by tool failure, recommended tool shapes, and related standards. 761.1 LATHES

U. S. Gov. , Army Mr Forces Specification 50466; 1945. Lathe, Metal-Turning Bench (6-inch).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Anny, Ordnance Dept. Specification

56-65-4; 1945. Lathe, Engine, Motor-Driven; BenchType, with Bench.

761.9 MISCELLANEOUS MACHINE TOOLS

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 50481; 1945. Sander, Portable, Pneumatic, Reciprocating.

755.3 HAND PUmPS

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-14b-l; 1945. Pumps; Hydraulic Hand.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-48a-2; 1946. Pumps; Plastic Hand Air.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept.., Procurement Dlv.., 742;

1945. Pumps, Hand; Suction and Force (Plumber's). Covers two types—(I) without hose and (II) with

hose. Gives requirements for material, workmanship,

design, displacement, suction, over-all length,

finish, marking, and details; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

755.9 MISCELLANEOUS PUMPING EQUIPMENT

U. s. Gov.., /.rmy Air Forces Specification 40616-1;

1945. segregator; Fluid Type A~6.

U. S. Gov.., Army Air Forces Specification 40614-1;

1945. Segregator; Fluid Type A-7.

U. S. Gov.., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 83-16; 1945. Ejector, Sewage, Pneumatic,

Motor-Driven, IOC GPM at 30 Ft. Head.

U. s. Gov.., u. S. Aimy, Corps of Engineers Specification 83-17; 1945. Ejector, Sewage, Pneumatic, Simplex, Gasoline Engine Driven, 100 GPM at 30 Ft. Head. 756 . GAS PRODUCERS

U. S. Gov.., Army Air Forces specification 40792A;

1945. Plant; Generating Breathing Oxygen, Mobile

Type A-l.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

74-50-A, 1945. Generator ML- 185-( ). U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

74-70; 1945. Hydrogen Generator ML-303/TM.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-118; 1945. Wrench, Pneumatic, Reversible,

Impact Type.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-127; 1945. Sharpener, Drill Steel, PneumaticDriven. 762. POWER PRESSES AND FORGING HAMMERS

762.1 POWER PRESSES

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 50468; 1946. Press, Bench Arbor.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 60469; 1945. Drill-Press, Bench-Type (8-Inch Swing, 1/2- Inch

Chuck Capacity).

76U. PUNCHING, SHEARING, AND ROLLING

MACHINES

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 40Ple, 1945. Punches, Machine; Bushings, Coupling Nuts, Dies,

High Dies, and Punches. 765. PARTS AND TOOLS FOR METALWORK I NG

MACHINERY

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R214-45; 1945. Hard Edge, Flexible Back, Metal- Cutting Band Saws. Gives definitions, general

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provisions, and tables snowing width, thickness, and number of teeth per Inch for regular type and skip tooth type. Sponsored by Pack Saw Manufacturers

Assn.

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 40Fle, 1945. Punches, Machine; Bushings, coupling Nuts, Dies,

High Dies, and Punches.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 40T7; 1945.

Tools, Powder-Actuated, Portable. 786. POWER TRANSMISSION MACHINERY

766. 1 POWER TRANSMi SS I ON AND CONVEYOR CHAINS

AND SPROCKET WHEELS

American Petroleum Institute, si v. of Production.

Standard ll-E; 1941. Supplement U 1946. specification for Rating of Steel Helical and Herringbone

Gear Speed Reducers for Pumping Machines (Including

Rating Form for Rotary Counterbalances). Covers

scope, marking, limitations, design of gearing, de- sign of housing, shafts and bearings, service and

application, formulas, suggested method for computing well loads, rotary counterbalances, Inspection

and rejection, and appendices.

American Petroleum Institute, Dlv. of Production.

Standard 11-E-l; 1941. supplement l; 1946. Speci- fication for Rating of Roller chain Speed Reducers

for Pumping Machines. Covers scope, marking, limitations, design of drives, design of housing, shafts, and bearings, service and application, formulas, In- spection and rejection, and appendix.

766.2 BALL AND ROLLER SEARINGS

American Gear Manufacturers Assn. Standard 254.06; 1946. rata Sheet—Handling of Ball and Poller

Bearings In the Factory. Gives a detailed discussion of Inspection, storage, and protection of ball and roller bearings Including long time storage,

short time storage, and storing of bearings In stockrooms. Anti-Friction Eearlng Manufacturers Assn., Inc. Def- initions for Eearlng Measurements Inner and Outer

Ring, 1945. to clarify the tolerances for ball

bearings and cylindrical and self-aligning roller

bearings In regard to the method of measuring and Interpretation of the measured values. Gives bore,

width, parallelism of sides, eccentricity, side run- out, and groove parallelism with side for Inner

ring; outside diameter, width, parallelism of sides,

eccentricity, groove parallelism with side, and O.D. square with side for outer ring drawings; and ta- bles giving tolerances. 767. WELDING AND FLAME-CUTTING

MACHINERY

Aircraft" Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 171; 1945. Clevis—Rod End

for Resistance Welding. Gives drawing with dimen- sions and notes. Developed by National Alrcrart

Standards Committee. American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Eoller

Construction Code. Welding Qualifications, 1843 with 1944-1945 Addenda. These welding rules apply

only to the manual application of the arc- and gas- welding processes, and to those ferrous metals

which in their unwelded conditions will meet the requirements of the guided bend test prescribed in the Code. Operator's qualification tests are also

given.

American standards Assn., C52. 4-1945. Controls for Resistance-Welding Machines (American War Standard). This standard covers the functions which are performed by timing controls for use with resistancewelding machines. Covers definitions and classification of controls ^together vlth a diagram.

American Standards Assn., C5S. 5-1945. Specification

for Peslstance-Weldlng Machines (American War Standard) . Covers the design, construction, and methods

of test of resistance-welding equipment of the

spot-, projection-, butt-, and seam-welding types. Gives definitions, general requirements, detail requirements, and methods and conditions of test. American Water Worics Assn. Tentative Standard specifications for Field Welding of Steel Water Pipe

Joints, 7A.8-T; 1946. American Welding Society

D7.0-46T. Covers general Information, filler metal,

equipment, Inspection, qualification of welding

procedure and testing of welding operators, Joint

design, welding design details, welding procedure

details, stipulation for testing welded pipe Joints by sectioning methods, repair of welds, and appendix. American Welding Society, code cf Minimum Require- ments for Instruction of welding Operators. Part A—Arc Welding of steel 3/16 to 3/4 Inch Thick,

1945. Covers general requirements, equipment and

facilities of the school, qualifications and duties

of instructor, instruction In welding practice, In- struction In welding theory, final tests, and appendices.

American Welding society. Inspection Handbook for Manual Metal-Arc Welding (Emergency Standard) , 1945. To aid the lnsDectcr in the performance of his

duties and serve as a reliable source of basic in- formation on the factors with which he Is likely to

have, most difficulty. Gives application and scope, requirements for a welding Inspector, duties of a welding Inspector, definitions of welding terms and master chart, of welding processes, symbols, manual

arc-welding procedure specifications, qualification

of welding procedures, qualification of welding op- erators, heat-treating operations, weldraent defects, methods of test for welds and welded Joints, chemical and metallographic tests, mechanical tests, and visual Inspection, magnetic particle Inspection,

and radiographic inspection.

American Welding society. Recommended Practices for Resistance Welding (Tentative) C1.1-46T; 1946. Gives recommended practice for spot and seam welding (low-carbon, stainless and hardenable steels,

nickel, monel and lnconel) , recommended practice for projection welding (low-carbon and stainless

steels) , recommended practice for flash-butt welding (low and medium forging strength steelsK and standard methods for testing resistance welds. American Welding society. Recommended Practices for Automotive Flash-Futt Welding (Tentative) D8.1-46TJ

1946. Gives material, equipment, design, tooling,

technique, and Inspection.

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767. Directory of Commodity Specifications

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Dept., Mechanical Dlv. Manual of standard and Recommended Practice, - 1946. Fusion Welding and

Bronze welding, Limits and Regulations, Recommended

Practice, 1945. Gives requirements for the certification of operators, preparation, welding procedure, weld contour, building up worn surfaces, heat treat- ment after welding, marking welds, welding limitations, and diagrammatic Illustrations. National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors. Recommended Rules for Repairs by Fusion Welding to Power Boilers and Unflred Pressure Vessels,

1945. Covers no repairs by welding without Inspector's approval, rules for welding, cracks—permissi- ble welded repairs, building up of corroded surfaces, seal welding, re-endlng and piecing tubes,

patches unstayed sheets, patches stayed sheets,

patches tube sheets—fire tube boilers, repair of

tube holes, and appendices.

National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Electric

Arc-Welding Machine and Electrode standards, 45-105; 1945. These standards provide practical Information concerning construction, test, performance and manufacture of alternating-current and directcurrent arc-welding machines. Gives arc-welding

machine standards, welding electrode standards, definitions, and appendix. •

National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Standard for Color Markings for Electrode Identification, 45-108; 1945. Covers the identification by color of the different types of end-grip and center-grip welding electrodes. Gives a table showing various color

markings for the different alloys.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 20011D-3;

1945. Welding Spot, General Specification for. U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-T-38a-l; 1945. Tests; Aircraft Welding Operators' Certification.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-E-278;

1945. Electrodes, Welding (Covered) , CopperAluminum-Iron Alloy (Aluminum-Bronze) (for surfacing).

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 17Wle, 1945. Welding-Sets, Electric, Direct-Current-Arc, VariableVoltage.

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. specification 17W3; 1946. Welding-Outfits, Electric, spot (Shipboard use)

.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 17W5; 1946. Welding-Sets, Electric-Arc, Direct-Current, MotorGenerator, constant-Potential, Multiple-Operator.

U. S. Gov. , Navy Dept. Specification 17W6; 1946.

Welding-Sets, Electric-Arc, A. C. Transformer Type, Portable (Shipboard Use).

770-779 TEXTILE, SEWING, AND SHOE MACHINERY

770. GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials,. D76-45; 1945. Standard Specifications for Textile Testing Machines. Cover descriptions of testing machines

generally applicable for the determination of certain physical characteristics of textile materials.

Gives requirements for breaking strength and elon- gation testing machines, thickness gage, bursting

testers, and twist testers. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts.

1945 Year Book. Launder-Ometer. Standard machine

for laboratory washing tests for testing fastness 780-789

781 . WEIGHING, PACKAGING, BOTTLING,

AND MAILING MACHINERY

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 100- ia; 1945. Baling of Clothing and Equipage. 78U. WOODWORKING MACHINERY

784.1 WOODWORK I N6 MACHINERY

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 50481; 1945. Sander, Portable, Pneumatic, Reciprocating.

U. s. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 40T6c; 1946.

Tools, woodworking (Shipboard Use).

U. s. Gov.., u. s. Army, corps of Engineers Specification 41-1; 1944. Saw, Chain, Portable, Pneumatic,

24-in. Blade.

u. s. Gov., u. S. Army, corps of Engineers specifica- tion 41-3; 1944. saw, circular, Portable, MotorDriven, 110-volt universal, 12-ln. Blade.

of dyed textile materials. Consists of a copper

tank upon a rigid angle-Iron frame with a special

brass and aluminum rotor that carries twenty standard pint Jars In which the tests are made.

775. SEWING MACHINES

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 66M6g; 1946. Machines, Sewing.

776. SHOE MACHINERY

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 66C12; 1946. Cobbler- Shop-Equipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 41-4; 1944. Saw, Circular, Portable, Pneumatic, 12-ln. Blade.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 41-5; 1944. Saw, Chain, Portable, Gasoline

Engine Driven.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 41-7; 1945. Saw, Circular, woodworking, Portable, Overhead Arm, Motor-Driven.

U. s. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers specification 41-14; 1946. woodworking Equipment, Trailer

Mounted, Set No. 1.

785. REFRIGERATING, ICE MAKING, AND

ICE CREAM MACHINERY

785.0 GENERAL ITEMS Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. standard for Temperature-Indicating and Retaliating Equipment,

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1945. Covers electrical control equipment for alr- ccndltlonlng, heating, cooking, and refrigeration,

intended to be employed on lighting and power cir- cuits In ordinary locations In accordance Kith the National Electrical Code. Gives requirements for

frame and enclosure, mounting, strength of parts,

operating mechanism, corrosion protection, Insulat- ing material, supply connections, stationary devices, portable devices, current-carrying parts, internal wiring, grounding, transformers, capacitors, fuse-holders, overcurrent relays, mercurytube switches, coll windings, spaclngs, wiring

space, separation of circuits, performance, rating,

marking, and Inspection of listed product.

785.1 REFRIGERATING SYSTEMS

Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.,

Inc. Equipment Standards, 1946. Part II—Compres- sors and Condensing Units. No. 310—"FTeon-12"

Condensing Units, Open-Type, Air and Water Cooled,

30 Horsepower and Smaller. Covers purpose, scope, definitions, standard equipment, standard capacity

ratings, rating and testing, motors and motor loading, and safety. Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.,

Inc. Equipment Standards, 1946. Part II—Compressors and Condensing Units. No. 410—Ammonia Compressors and Condensing Units. Covers (411) standard nomenclature for reciprocating compressors In- cluding purpose and scope, and definitions; (412) enclosed ammonia compressors Including purpose,

scope, definitions, standard equipment, rotative

speeds, and discharge temperatures; (413) performance of ammonia compressors, vertlcle single-acting

type, Including purpose and scope, definitions, and compressor performance; and (414) standard equip- ment for ammonia condensing units Including purpose

and scope, definitions, and standard equipment. Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.,

Inc. Equipment Standards, 1946. Part II—Compres- sors and Condensing Units. No. 420 —"FTeon-12" Compressors and Condensing Units. Covers (421) "freon-12" compressor units, open and hermetic

types, 25 to 200 horsepower, Inclusive, Including

purpose, scope, definitions, standard equipment,

standard capacities, rating and testing, and safety; and (422) "freon-12" condensing units, water-cooled

open and hermetic types, 25 to 200 horsepower, In- clusive, including purpose, scope, definitions,

standard equipment, standard capacities, rating and

testing, and safety. Air conditioning and Refrigeration Machinery Assn.., Inc. Equipment Standards, 1946. Part III—Condensers and Receivers. No. 450—Ammonia Condensers and Receivers. Covers (451) ammonia evaporative condenser units including purpose, scope, definitions, standard equipment, rating and testing, standard

capacities, design, construction, safety devices,

test pressures and working pressures, temperature

differences, air quantities, condensing surface,

corrosion, and application; (452) construction of' ammonia condensers, vertical open she 11-and-tube

type Including purpose, scope, definitions, standard equipment, shell connections, shell diameters, shell heights, shell thickness, welding of shells, |

tubes, tube sheets, test pressures, and relief

valves; (453) performance of ammonia condensers,

vertical open she 11-and- tube type Including purpose and scope, definitions, condenser performance, and

figure; (454) construction of ammonia condensers,

horizontal closed shell-and-tube type Including

purpose, scope, definitions, standard equipment,

shell connections, shell diameters, shell lengths, shell thickness, welding of shells, tubes, tube

sheets, test pressures, and relief valves; (455) performance of ammonia condensers, horizontal

closed shell-and-tube type Including purpose and

scope, definitions, condenser- performance, and figures; and (456) ammonia liquid receivers Including

purpose, scope, definitions, standard equipment, re- ceiver connections, receiver diameters and lengths, shell thickness, welding of receivers, receiver

heads, test pressures, and relief valves. Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.., Inc. Equipment Standards, 1946. Part III—Condensers and Receivers. No. 460—"Freon-12" Condensers

and Receivers, covers (461) "freon-12" evaporative condenser units including purpose, scope, definitions, standard equltment, standard capacities, rating and testing, design, construction, safety devices, test pressures and working pressures, tem- perature differences, air quantities, condensing

surfaces, corrosion, and application; (462)

"freon-12" water-cooled condensers, closed type, 25

to 200 horsepower, Inclusive, Including purpose,

scope, definitions, standard equipment, standard

capacities, rating and testing, design, construction, sarety devices, and application; and (463) "freon-12" liquid receivers including purpose,

scope, definitions, standard equipment, receiver

connections, design pressures, materials, welding

of shells, tests, and relief devices. Air conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.,

Inc. Equipment Standards, 1946. Part IV—Water

and Brine coolers. No. 470—Water and Brine Coolers. Covers (471) construction of ammonia brine

coolers, horizontal closed shell-and-tube flooded

type including purpose, scope, definitions, standard equipment, shell connections, shell diameters, shell lengths, shell thickness, welding of shells,

tubes, tube sheets, figure, test pressures, and re- lief valves; (472) performance of ammonia brine

coolers, horizontal closed shell-and-tube flooded

type Including purpose and scope, definitions, design temperatures, rating the cooler, and figures

and tables; and (473) ammonia brine coolers, sub- merged open type Including purpose, scope, definitions, standard equipment, shell connections, shell

diameters, shell lengths, shell thickness, welding

of shells, tubes, tube sheets, test pressures, and relief valves. Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.., Inc. Equipment Standards, '1946. Part IV—Water

and Brine Coolers. No. 476—"Freon-12" Water and

Brine Coolers. Covers purpose, scope, definitions, standard equipment, shell connections, design pressures, materials, welding of shells, tests, relief

devices, application, and rating and testing.

Air conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn..,

Inc. Equipment standards, 1946. Part V—Miscellaneous

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Standards. No. 510—Ammonia Mains. Covers purpose, scope, size of ammonia mains, use of figures, and weight of pipe.

Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.., Inc. Equipment Standards, 1946. Part V—Miscellaneous Standards. No. 530—"Freon-12" Mains. Covers

purpose, scope, size of "freon-12" mains, discharge

mains, suction mains, and liquid mains. Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.,

Inc. Equipment standards, 1946. Part V—Miscella- neous Standards. No. 560—Forced-Circulation Air

Coolers for Commercial and Industrial Refrigeration.

Covers purpose, scope, definitions, standard equipment, rating and testing, design, construction,

safety devices, test pressures and working pressures, air quantities, evaporating surface, and corrosion. Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.,

Inc. Equipment Standards, 1946. Part V—Miscella- neous standards. No. 570—Location and Inspection

of Data Plates on Insulated Refrigerant-Containing Vessels. Covers purpose and scope, location of

data plate or code stamping, and provisions for In- spection.

U. S. Gov.., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS127-45; 1945. Self-Contalned Mechanically Refrigerated Drinking Water Coolers. To establish uniform methods of testing, rating, and designating capacity of self- contained mechanically refrigerated drinking water

coolers. Gives definitions, general requirements, methods of testing, method of rating, standard rat- ing conditions, recommended normal standard sizes

and minimum capacities, and uniform guarantees of ratings of self-contained mechanically refrigerated

drinking water coolers of the Insulated storage and Instantaneous types, air-cooled or water-cooled.

Initiated by the Water Cooler and Drinking Fountain Manufacturers Assn.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 66R2; 1946. Refrigeration-Equipment: Cabinets, Frozen-Food;

Coolers, Drinking-water, Electric, self-contained; Refrigerators, Electric, Self-contained (Shipboard use)

.

786. BAKERY MACHINERY

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 64S8b, 1945. Sieves, Flour.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps specification 28-129; 1945. Trough, Dough.

787. LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING MACHINERY AND APPLIANCES

National Assn. of Mutual Casualty Companies, Assn. of Governmental Labor officials, and Laundry Owners' National Assn., sponsors. American standards Assn., Z8-1941. American Standard Safety code for Laundry

Machinery and Operations. Applies to all moving

parts of equipment used In laundries and to other conditions peculiar to this Industry with special

reference to the point of operation of laundry machines. Does not apply to dry-cleaning operations. Covers general requirements, definitions, point of operation guards, operating rules—mechanical, op- erating rules—general, moving parts, and discussion.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification 00-L-131c; 1943. Amend. 4; 1945. Laundry Appliances and wool-Presses

( Tailor- Shop) . Covers marking machines, washing

machines, extractors, drying tumblers, laundry

presses, flatwork lroners, soap tanks, starch cookers, Ironing boards, truck tubs, stationary tubs, seam dampeners, laundry tables, starch tables, etc. Gives general and detail requirements; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

788. TYPESETTING, PRINTING, AND BINDING MACHINERY

U. S. Gov.., u. s. Army, signal corps Specification

72-38A; 1944. Converter M-209-( ). 789. INDUSTRIAL PLANT MACHINERY NOT

ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED

National Fire Protection Assn. and U. S. Dept. of Agriculture, Joint sponsors. American standards

Assn. Z12. 16-1945. Code for the Prevention of Dust Explosions in the Plastics Industry. Gives definitions, introduction, plant arrangement, building

construction, communications, explosion preventive measures, electrical equipment, minimizing the effect and extent of explosions In dry powder processing and handling equipment, housekeeping, fire ex- tinguishing systems, and appendix.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification l7M12c; 1946. Machines, Armature-and-stator-coll-wlndlng, MotorDriven (Shipboard Use).

U. S. Gov. , Navy Deot. Specification l7Ml3a, 1945. Machines, Coil-Winding, Motor-Driven (Shipboard use)

.

U. S. Gov. , Navy Dept. Specification 40M2b; 1946. Machines, Flllng-and-Petting (Band-saw).

U. S. Gov., Navy Deot. specification 40M13; 1946. Machines, Armature-Banding and Commutator-Conditioning, Motor-Driven.

U. s. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 66Ela; 1946.

Eductors; Gasoline, Oil, or Water.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. specification 66S3; 1945. Shockproof-Fqulpment, Class HI (High-Impact); and

Tests for.

U. s. Gov., U. s. Army, Corps of Engineers specification 41-2; 1944. Sharpener, Chain Saw, Gasoline

Engine Driven.

U. S. Gov., U. s. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 41-6; 1944. Sharpener, Chain Saw, Pneumatic.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers specifica- tion 44-92; 1945. Crushing and Screening Plant,

2-Unlt, Gasoline Engine Driven, Semitrailer Mounted, with Dollies, 25-Cu. Yds. Per Hour.

U. S. Gov.., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-109; 1945. Asphalt Plant, -Gasoline Engine

Driven, 10-30 Tons Per Hour: Unit No. 1, Mixer,

Bituminous, Trailer Mounted, Complete; unit No. 2, Dryer, Aggregate, Trailer Mounted, Complete.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification 40-MC-3 (Tentative) 1942, amended 1943. Valve Re- seating Outfit (Including Cutters): Globe Valves. Covers one type and one grade for reseating globe valves 1/4 to 6 In. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, marking, valve reseating machines, disc reseating machines, cutters, instruc- tions and cutter chart, and details; Inspection,

sampling, and methods or test; and packaging, packing, and marking.

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790-799 MISCELLANEOUS MACHINERY

791. BLOWERS ANO COMPRESSORS

791.0 6ENERAL ITEMS

National Assn. of Fan Manufacturers. Standards, Definitions, and Terms In Use by the Fan and Blower

Industry, bulletin 105; 1946. Covers fan types, names and definitions, operating limits, air density

ratios at various altitudes and air temperatures, standard sizes for multlblade and non-overloading

fans, outiet areas for wheel diameters 12" to 132", arrangement of drive, designation of direction of rotation and discharge, designation of position of Inlet boxes, motor position for belt or chain drive,

fan performance, definitions, abbreviations, typical

specifications, air and flue gas densities, abrasion, and field test of fans. 791.1 FANS AND BLOWERS

American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Power Test

Codes. Fans, 1945. For conducting tests on blowers, fans, and exhausters of the centrifugal, axial, or mixed-flow types In which the fluid density

change through the machine does not exceed 7%. The purpose of the code is to specify and define the practice for conducting tests of fans to determine

(1) pressure, (2) quantity of air or other gas, (3) power supplied to the fan shaft, and (4) efficiency,

all under specified conditions of fan speed and air

density. This code also provides Instructions for arrangement of test equipment such as ducts, plenum

chambers, flow stralghteners, and Instruments. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Standard 194; 1945. Nomenclature—Engine Cooling

Fan. Gives drawing with notes.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of commerce, Civil Aeronautics Ad- ministration, Office of Federal Airways. Specification CAA-59; 1943. Fan; Axial, Flow Type (1,000

C.F.M. at 1/4 In. S.P.)

U. S. Gov., (J. S. Army, Army Air ForceS Specification 94-40741; 1945. Blower, Gasollne-Englne-Drlven,

Type A-2 (Portable-Ventilation).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification 94-40771; 1945. Blower, Gasollne-Englne-Drlven,

Type A-l. 791.2 COMPRESSORS AND SPRAYERS

Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.,

Inc. Equipment Standards, 1946. Part II —Compres- sors and Condensing Units, no. 310—"Freon-12"

Condensing Units, Open Type, Air and Water Cooled, 20 Horsepower and Smaller. Covers purpose, scope, definitions, standard equipment, standard capacity

ratings, rating and testing, motors and motor loading, and safety. Air conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.., Inc. Equipment Standards, 1946. Part II—Compres- sors and condensing Units. No. 410—Ammonia Compressors and Condensing Units. Covers (411) standard nomenclature for reciprocating compressors In- cluding purpose and scope, and definitions; (412) enclosed ammonia compressors Including purpose,

scope, definitions, standard equipment, rotative

speeds, and discharge temperatures; (413) performance of ammonia compressors, vertlcle single-acting

type, Including purpose and scope, definitions, and compressor performance; and (414) standard equipment

for ammonia condensing units Including purpose and

scope, definitions, and standard equipment. Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.,

Inc. Equipment Standards, 1946. Part II—Compres- sors and condensing units. No. 420—"Freon-12" Compressors and Condensing Units. Covers (421) "freon-12" compressor units, open and hermetic

types, 25 to 200 horsepower, Inclusive, Including

purpose, scope, definitions, standard equipment,

standard capacities, rating and testing, and safety; and (422) "freon-12" condensing units, water-cooled

open and hermetic types, 25 to 200 horsepower, In- clusive, Including purpose, scope, definitions,

standard equipment, standard capacities, rating and

testing, and safety.

U. s« Gov.., Army Air Forces Specification 40841-2;

1945. Compressor, Air, Type C-l (Three Stage).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 41039; 1945. Compressor; Air, Three Stage, Type C-2 (ElectrlcDrlven-Portable)

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS126-45; 1945. Tank-Mounted Air compressors. To establish minimum

standard specifications and uniform methods of des- ignating capacity; definite size classifications

for compressors, motors, and tanks; and to provide

uniform laboratory test methods. Covers ratings, motor loading, and methods of testing single-stage

and two-stage air compressors from 1/4 to 10 horsepower. Gives definitions, general requirements, detail requirements, methods of test, and labeling.

Initiated by Pneumatic Automotive Equipment Assn.

U. s« Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-62; 1944. Compressor, Air, Gasoline Engine

Driven, 16 CFM.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

56-15-7; 1945. Compressor, Air, Truck Mounted, Gas- oline Engine Driven, 105 CW.

792. HEATING, VENTILATING, ANO AIRCONDITIONING EQUIPMENT

792-0 GENERAL ITEMS

American standards Assn., A53. 1-1946. Sponsored by

National Housing Agency and U. S. Public Health

Service. Light and Ventilation. Intended to govern the lighting and ventilation of buildings and other structures customarily covered In building

codes. Covers general requirements, rooms, stair- ways and public hallways, windows, sicy lights, yards,

courts, mechanical ventilation, and appendix. Institute of Boiler and Padlator Manufacturers. I-B-R Installation Guide No. 2; 1946. One Pipe Steam Heating Systems. For buildings having a heating

loss not exceeding 92,640 B. t.u. per hour (equal to 386 sq. ft. of steam radiation). Covers recomnended

Installation practice, calculation and design, con- struction, heat loss factors, square feet steam

227
792.0 Directory of Commodity Specifications

radiation for quantities shown, equivalent square

feet of radiation, capacities of pipe In square

feet of radiation, and suggested control arrangements. Institute of Poller and Radiator Manufacturers. I-B-R Installation Guide No. 3; 1946. Indirect Water

Heaters. For selection and Installation of heaters submerged In water for use In small homes. Covers

selection of heater, storage heaters, tankless heaters, Installation details, suggested Installation

diagrams, suggested control arrangements for steam heating systems, and suggested control arrangements

for water heating systems.

National Board of Fire Underwriters. Air conditioning, warm Air Heating, Air Cooling and Ventilating

Systems, no. 90; 1946. standards for the Installa- tion of these systems. Part I—Air Conditioning

and Ventilating Systems In Other Than Residences.

Gives application and scope, construction of ducts,

Installation of ducts, automatic fire doors and

dampers, air Intakes and outlets, air filters, fans, controls, electric wiring and equipment, air cooling and heating equipment, smoke detectors, and ap- pendix on maintenance. Part II —Warm Air Heating

and Air Conditioning Systems In Residences. Glyes

application, classification of systems, warm air

supply ducts of high temperature systems, warm air

furnace controls of high temperature systems, warm

air supply ducts of low temperature systems, heating panels, warm air furnace controls of low tem- perature systems, cold or return a-lr ducts, air

filters, electric wiring and equipment, and air

cooling and heating equipment. National Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning Assn., Section No. 1 of Practical Warm Air Heating, First Edition, 1944. How To Make a Comfort Survey—How

to Make Floor Plans. A practical training course

for the warm air heating man and Is prepared for

the man who sells, the man who Installs, and the man who services warm air heating equipment. Covers types of warm air heating systems, how to make a comfort survey, and how to draw house plans together with appendices. National Warm Air Heating" and Air Conditioning Assn., Section No. 2 of Practical Warm Air Heating, First Edition, 1944. How to Check Frame House Construction. A practical training course for the warm air heating man and Is prepared for the man who sells, the man who designs, the man who Installs, and the man who services warm air heating systems. Covers frame house construction as It affects heating,

table giving actual finished dimensions and board measure of softwood lumber (Simplified Practice

Recommendations p-16-29, National Bureau of Standards) , and appendices. National Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning Assn., Section No. 3 of Practical Warm Air Heating, First

Edition, 1945. Measuring Heat Losses. Covers heat

loss calculations, definition of terms, design tem- perature, areas of heat transmitting surfaces,

E.t.u. factors and B.t.u. heat losses, summary of heat loss calculation procedure, Importance of good

building construction, and appendices. National Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning Assn., Section No. 5 of Practical Warm Air Heating, Second

Edition, 1945. Gravity Code and Manual for the De- sign and Installation of Gravity Warm Air Heating

Systems. For residential and small non-resldentlal

structures. Covers procedure for determining B.t.u. heat loss from rooms, selection of furnace size,

location of warm air registers and return air Intakes, outline of procedure for making plant layout,

procedure for determining warm-air duct and register, procedure for determining return-air duct and

Intake, brief notes on Installation and operation

and appendix. National warm Air Heating and Air conditioning Assn.., Section* no. 7 of Practical warm Air Heating, 1945. Code and Manual for the Design and Installation of Warm Air winter Air Conditioning systems. The Man- ual shows recommended sizes, B.t.u. ratings, and

suggested Installation procedure. The purpose of the recommendations and tables Is to simplify the se- lection of air heating and distribution equipment.

For residential and small non-resldentlal structures. The Manual Includes a method to estimate

heat losses, calculations, Illustrations, and data. National warm Air Heating and Air conditioning Assn. Section 8 of Practical Warm Air Heating, Third Edition, 1946. a Yardstick for Classifying Warm Alr> Winter Air Conditioning Systems. Covers three

classes

(a) excellent practice, (B) good practice, and (C) poor practice. This booklet attempts to explain for the benefit of the home owner what con- stitutes a good warm air, winter air conditioning

system, what specifications he and the architects

should have for a class A or a class B Installation,

and what features a heating contractor can offer In accordance with the best modern practice.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R207-45; 1945. Pipes, Ducts, and Fittings for WarmAir Heating and Air conditioning. Comprises a list

of sizes of pipes, ducts, and fittings for regular

stock purposes which was developed by a simplification committee of the furnace fittings Industry.

Gives tables showing recommended prefabricated

warm-air heating and alr-condltloning pipes, ducts, and fittings for furnace pipe and fittings— gravity

type, and ducts and fittings for forced-air heating

and air conditioning.

792.1 HEATING EQUIPMENT

Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. Standard for Temperature-Indicating and Regulating Equipment,

1945. Covers electrical control equipment for alr- condltloning, heating, cooking, and refrigeration

Intended to be employed on lighting and power cir- cuits In ordinary locations In accordance with the National Electrical Code. Gives requirements for frame and enclosure, mounting, strength or parts,

operating mechanism, corrosion protection, Insulat- ing material, supply connections, stationarydevices, portable devices, current-carrying . parts, Internal wiring, grounding, transformers,

capacitors, fuse-holders, overcurrent relays,

mercury-tube switches, coll windings, spaclngs,

wiring space, separation of circuits, performance,

rating, marking, and Inspection of listed product.

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U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 45Sla, 1945.

Strainers, Steam (for Small Branch Steam Lines).

792.3 AIR-CONDITION IN6 EQUIPMENT

Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.,

Inc. Equipment Standards, 1946. Part I —Room Air Conditioners and Self-contained Air Conditioners.

Nos. 110 and 120—Room Air Conditioners. Covers

purpose, scope, definitions, standard equipment,

rating and testing, design, construction, safety

devices, design operating conditions, air quantities, noise level, and cooling load estimate form for roam air conditioners. Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.,

Inc. Equipment Standards, 1946. Part I—Room Air Conditioners and Self-contained Air Conditioners.

Nos. 810 and 230—Self-contained Air Conditioners.

Covers purpose, scope, definitions, standard equipment, standard capacities, rating and testing, design, construction, safety devices, design operating conditions, sensible cooling effect, air quantities, external resistances, recommended performance, and cooling load estimate form for selfcontained air conditioners. Air conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.., Inc. Equipment standards, 1946. Part V—Miscella- neous standards. No. 560—Forced-Circulation Air

Coolers for Commercial and Industrial Refrigeration. Covers purpose, scope, definitions, standard equipment, rating and testing, design, construction,

safety devices, test pressures and working pressures, air quantities, evaporating surface, and corrosion.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 31408; 1945. Cooler, Portable Air, Type A-2 (Electric MotorDriven) . U. s. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces specification 94-40742; 1945. Cooler, Portable, Airborne Air

Type A-l (Gasoline Engine Driven).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification

86-1; 1945. Air Conditioning Unit, Self-contained

Type, water Cooled, with Cooling Tower, 5 Hp. Motor, 70,000 BTU/HR Approx.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification

86-2; 1945. Air Conditioning Unit, Self-contained,

Alr-Cooled, Trailer-Mounted, 22,000 BTU/HR Approx., Electric Motor Driven. 793. MEASURING AND RECORDING APPARATUS

793.0 GENERAL ITEMS

Natural Gasoline Association of America. Tentative Standard Method for Calculation of High Pressure

Gas Measurement. N.G.A. A. standard 4142; 1942. Part I —selection of Orifice Correction Factors

presents a tentative standard for obtaining orifice correction factors to account for the deviation of gases from Ideal gas laws at high pressure. This

factor has been combined with the gravity and tem- perature factors to simplify the calculation of the meter quantity since both the gravity and temperature are required to determine the compressibility

factor; and Part II—The Density of Natural Gases

presents the details of an Investigation of the reliability of the compressibility factor method

for gas density calculations and compares the experimental and calculated compressibility factors

on a number of natural gases. Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. Standard for Temperature-Indicating and Regulating Equipment,

1945. Covers electrical control equipment for alr- condltlonlng, heating, cooking, and refrigeration, Intended to be employed on lighting and power cir- cuits In ordinary locations In accordance with the National Electrical Code. Gives requirements for frame and enclosure, mounting, strength of parts,

operating mechanism, corrosion protection, Insulat- ing material, supply connections, stationary devices, portable devices, current-carrying parts, In- ternal wiring, grounding, transformers, capacitors,

fuse-holders, overcurrent relays, mercury-tube

switches, coll windings, spaclngs, wiring space, separation of circuits, performance, rating, marking, and Inspection of listed product.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-T-81; 1945. Table; Differential Pressure.

793.2 GAGES, EXCEPT DIMENSION GAGES

Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance companies.

Pamphlet 66; 1929. Mercury Gage for Gravity Water

Tanks. Simple In construction, having no moving

parts to get out of order, they are considered the most reliable device for this purpose. Covers In- stallation, mercury catcher, and testing and maintenance.

U. S. Gov. , Army Air Forces Specification 27505; 1945. Gage; Torque Pressure (Single and Dual), General

Specification for.

U. S. Gov. , Army Air Forces Specification 27506; 1945.

Gage; Torque-Pressure, Type M-l (Single).

U. S. Gov. , Army Air Forces specification 27509; 1945.

Gage; Torque Pressure, Type N-l (Dual). U.S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27544a, 1945.

Gage; Fuel Pressure, Type C-16 (Aircraft—Single).

U.S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27546-3; 1945.

Gage; Pressure, Type 0-1 (Aircraft—General Purpose). U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-G~9a-2; 1945. Gages; Manifold Pressure.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-G-18a-4; 1945. Gage Units; Engine (with Electric

Thermometer)

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-G-18e;

1945. Gages, Depth and Draft.

U. s. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-G-190;

1945. Gages, Absolute-Pressure, Indicating (Ship- board Use)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 45Glp; 1946.

Gages, Pressure and Vacuum (for Air, Ammonia, Oil,

Steam, and Water)

U. s. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 45G3d; 1946.

Gages, Pressure (for Acetylene, Hydrogen, and Oxygen Gases)

793.3 INDICATORS, ENGINE CYLINDER

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 18-I-2d, 1945." Indicators, Engine (Steam). 793.4 WATER METERS

American Water Works Assn. Standard Specifications

for Cold water Meters—Displacement Type, 7M. 1; 1946. Intended for use under normal conditions for 229
793.

4

Directory of Commodity Specifications

consumer water works service. Covers general In- formation, capacity, size and length, design, registration, pressure test, workmanship and materials,

rejected meters, sample meter, and notes. American Water Works Assn. Tentative standard specification for Cold Water Meters—Current Type,

7M.2-T; 1946. Intended for use under normal condi- tions for water works consumer service. Covers

general Information, capacity, size and length, design, registration, pressure test, workmanship and materials, rejected meters, and notes. American Water Works Assn. Tentative Standard specifications for cold Water Meters—Compound Type,

7M.3-T; 1946. Intended for use under normal con- ditions for water works consumer service. Covers

general information, capacity, size and length, design, registration, pressure test, workmanship and materials, rejected meters, and notes.

U. s. Gov. , Army Air Forces Specification £8629; 1945. Regulator; Water Metering, Type A-l. 793.5 WEIGHING SCALES AND BALANCES

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification AAA-S-84; 1946.

Scales, Person-Weighing; High, Clinical (Physicians')

Type. Covers one type and class. Gives material

and workmanship, general requirements, capacity,

welghbeam, platform, measuring rod, finish, marking,

instructions, and performance requirements; methods

of inspection, sampling, and tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification AAA-S-86; 1945.

Scales, Person-Weighing; Low, Clinical-Type. Covers

one type, one class, and one grade. Covers material

and workmanship, capacity, minimum graduations, in- dicating elements, dimensions, housing, weight,

platform, portability, finish, marking, identification of balancing means, instructions, and performance requirements; inspection, sampling, acceptance

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for ship- ment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification AAA-S-115; 1946. Scales, Weighing; Beam, Bench- or Counter-Types.

Covers four types—(I) conventional platform type,

(II) union type (combination platform and scoop),

(III) flush-platform type (welghbeam below level of platform), and (IV) equal-arm scoop type. Gives

requirements for material and workmanship, design

and construction, marking, Instructions, performance

requirements, tolerances for weights, and details

for each type; Inspection, sampling, and acceptance tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for

shipment.

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification AAA-S-118; 1946.-

Scales, weighing; Beam, Portable-Platform, FloorTypes. Covers three types—(I) conventional type,

(II) monitor type, and (III) folding type. Gives

requirements for material and workmanship, marking,

Instructions, performance requirements, SR requirement, tolerances for counterpoise weights, and de- tails for each type; Inspection, sampling, and ac- ceptance tests; and packing and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov.. , Federal Specification AAA-S-133; 1946. Scales, weighing; Suspended-Types. Covers four types—(I) meat beams, (II) welghmasters' beams,

(III) crane beam scales, and (IV) straight- face spring scales; and two classes—(1) light duty and

(2) heavy duty. Gives requirements for material

and workmanship and details for each type and class; Inspection, sampling, and acceptance tests; and

packing and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Maritime Commission specification

18-MC-12; 1945. Steelyards. Covers one type,

grade, and size. Gives requirements for materials,

workmanship, design and construction, capacity, scale tolerances, sensibility' reciprocal, beam,

pivots, bearing-loops and bearing surfaces, poises,

pawl, finish, identification, and instructions;

sampling, Inspection, and methods of test; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

793.6 LIQUID MEASURING DEVICES

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 27480B-4;

1945. Meter; Fuel Flow Type B-3A, Remote Indicating

Autosyn, Aircraft, 26 volts, 400 cycles.

U. s. Gov.., Army Air Forces Specification 27550a,

1945. Meter; Fuel Flow, Type A-7 (Remote Indicating—Autosyn) (Aircraft—26 volts, 400 Cycles)

.

U. s. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 27551A-1,

1945. Meter; Dual Fuel Flow, Type B-4 (Remote Indi- cating—Autosyn) (Aircraft—26 volts, 400 cycles).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 27650; 1945. Meter; Fuel Flow, Type D-l (Remote Indicating, volu- metric Solenoid)

.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-M-205;

1945. Meters, Fuel-Oil (Shipboard Use).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 41R8a, 1945.

Rules, Oil-Sounding, Jointed. 793.9 MISCELLANEOUS MEASURING AND RECORDING

APPARATUS

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40930; 1945. Kit; Aircraft Electric Weighing, Type V-2.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40951; 1945. Rings; Proving.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of commerce. Circular of the Nat- tlonal Bureau of standards, C446; 1943. DeadWeight Machines of 111,000- and 10, 100-Pound Capacities. To provide means for calibrating elastic

calibration devices which are used to calibrate

force-indicating testing machines. Gives Introduction, description of 111,000-pound-capaclty machine, description of 10, 100-pound-capaclty machine, accuracy of machines, use of machines, and conclusions.

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. specification 18M7a; 1946. Meters, Moisture, Lumber (for Determination of Moisture content)

.

794. LUBRICATING DEVICES

u. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-F-38-l; 1946. Fittings; Pressure-Grip Lubricator.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 45C7c; 1946.

Cups, Grease.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv. , 768; 1946. Guns, Lubricating; Bulk Type, covers two types—(I) air operated and (II) electrically operated; two classes—(A) high pressure and (B) low pressure; and three sizes—(1) 25 lb. container,

(2) 100 lb. container, and (3) 400 lb. container.

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Gives requirements for material, purpose, finish,

Identification, Instruction manual, and details for each type, class, and size; methods of Inspection,

sampling, and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

795. MECHANICAL GOVERNORS

Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance companies.

Pamphlet 16; 1929. steam Pump Governors and Auxil- iary Pumps. Covers general rules, governor construction, the governor, auxiliary pumps, and in- stallation of governors and auxiliary pumps. National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Speed Gov- erning and Pressure Control of Steam-Turbine Gen- erator Units (500 to 7500 Kilowatts, Inclusive),

46-112; 1946. TO recommend functional and perform- ance characteristics relating to speed governing

and pressure control of steam turbines which are Intended to drive synchronous or direct-current

generators. Gives terms and definitions, standard

equipment, and performance.

796. WATER PURIFICATION UNIT

U. S. Gov.., Army Air Forces Specification 40897; 1945.

Kit; Sea Water Distillation, Type LL-l.

U. S. Gov.., Army Air Forces Specification 409 57A-1;

1946. Kit; Sea water Distillation, Type LL-2.

U. S. Gov.., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-D-165;

1944. Distillation units, Skid- or Trailer-Mounted,

Thermocompresslon Type, 1, 200 Gallons Per Day.

U. S.' Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 87-9; 1944. Hypochlorlnatlon Unit, Automatic,

Portable, 2- to 100-GPM Flow.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 87-18; 1945. Water Quality Control Set, No. I, Field Use. 797. SAFETY APPLIANCES, DEVICES, ANO

EQU I PMENT

797.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Standards Assn., 253. 1-1945. Safety Color

Code for Marking Physical Hazards -and the Identification of Certain Equipment (American War Standard). Defines the application of colors to specific pur- poses in connection with accident prevention and recommends the colors to be used for such purposes

as the marking of physical hazards, the location of safety equipment, and the identification of fire

and other protective equipment. Gives color iden- tification and lists uses of various colors and

Items to be marked by each color. National Conservation Bureau. Creating Safer commun- ities, 101; 1938. This booklet made possible

through cooperation between the National Americanism Commission of The American Legion and the National

Conservation Bureau. Gives data, Illustrations, and photos covering our traffic problem, traffic legislation, education, talking slide films, posters,

engineering, and enforcement. National Conservation Bureau. Safety Education in the Elementary School, 113; 1926. a technique for de- veloping subject matter. Built up in an analytic way a course of study to fit the actual needs of a particular community. A program of education which

utilizes all the techniques of instruction provided

by our modern educational theory so that the child

from his first day of entrance is made conscious of his personal responsibility for safety, not only

for himself, but for others. National Conservation Bureau. Safety and Health in Organized Camps, 115; 1931. The subject of safety

is of vital importance and interest to camp people. Covers Introduction, plan of study, extension of

the study, safety conditions In camps, health con- ditions in camps, general summary of problems and remedial measures, and state supervision of safety

and health in camps. National Conservation Eureau. Hazards in Our Home

Sweet Home, 156a. Covers falls, fire and explosions, electric shock, poisons, firearms and fireworks, and first aid rules. National Conservation Bureau. Traffic Engineering

Handbook, 220; 1941. Published Jointly with Institute or Traffic Engineers. Not to serve as a text- book on traffic engineering. Its purpose is to collate in one volume basic traffic engineering

data as a guide to best practice in those portions

of the field in which well-accepted principles have

been established. Thus, the book does not Include lengthy discussions of theory but concentrates on

known facts and accepted standards. Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., 1946. Lists of In- spected Appliances Relating to Accident Hazard,

Automotive Equipment, and Eurglary Protection. This

catalog contains three lists that have been inspected by the Underwriters'. The lists are—appliances

Inspected for accident hazard, Inspected automotive appliances, and Inspected burglary protection appliances. The listings are arranged alphabetically

as to subject and alphabetically by name of manufacturer under each subject. Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., 1945. List of In- spected Gas, Oil, and Miscellaneous Appliances.

This catalog lists gas, oil, and miscellaneous ap- pliances that have teen Inspected by the Underwriters'. Section I—Includes devices, materials,

and systems which have been examined with reference

to fire hazards and such accident hazards as are Involved in the class under which they are listed. Section II—Includes products classified as to fire hazard only. There Is an index and the items are arranged alphabetically in each section as to the subject and alphabetically by name of manufacturer

under each subject.

797. I PROTECTIVE CLOTHING

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS129-46; 1946. Materials for Safety Wearing Apparel. To provide

protection to the wearer of safety wearing apparel

through the establishment of standard minimum quality requirements and methods of test for the mate- rial used In the manufacture of such apparel.

Gives material specifications, methods of test, and labeling for asbestos fabrics, flame-resistant cotton fabrics, leather, woolen fabrics, and accessory materials. Initiated by the Industrial Safety

Equipment Assn.

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U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. specification 37C11; 1945. Clothing, Protective (Parka and Trousers) (for Use

In Chemical warfare Attack)

.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 37H4d; 1946.

Helmets, and Shields (Hand-Held), welders. 797.2 LIFE PRESERVERS

u. s. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3240a; 1945; Preserver; Pneumatic Life vest, Type B-5.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 26605; 1945. Bladder; Neoprene (synthetic Rubber)

.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy specification JAN-F-241-1;

1946. Floats, Life, Ealsa-Wood.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps specification, 1945. Bladder, Flotation.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. specification 23P13a, 1945. Preservers, Life, Vest-Type, Self-Inflating.

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 51S48; 1945. Shark-Chasers (Life-Jacket)

.

797.3 DRIVER TESTING DEVICES

National Conservation Bureau. Driver Testing Devices for use in Driver Education and Training, 158a;

1943. Published Jointly with Center for Safety Ed- ucation, Division of General Education, New York

University. Covers field of vision test, depth pre- cision test, reaction time test, glare test, and hand steadiness test.

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800-809 COAL-TAR PRODUCTS

800.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, D849-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for Copper Corrosion of Industrial Aromatic Hydrocarbons. Intended

for use In detecting the presence of certain corrosive substances. Gives apparatus, procedure, and

Interpretation of results. American Society for Testing Materials, D850-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for Distillation of industrial Aromatic Hydrocarbons. Intended for use

In the distillation of Industrial aromatic hydrocarbons of relatively narrow boiling ranges between

30 C. and 250 C. Gives apparatus, sample, assembly

of apparatus, procedure, and temperature corrections. American Society for Testing Materials, D851-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for paraffins In industrial Aromatic Hydrocarbons. Intended for the determination of paraffins In Industrial aromatic

hydrocarbons. Gives apparatus, reagent, procedure,

and calculation and report.

American Society for Testing Materials, D853-45T;

1945. Tentative Methods of Test for Specific Gravity, Color, and Hydrogen Sulfide and Sulfur Dioxide

Content (Qualitative) of industrial Aromatic Hydro- carbons. Gives scope; procedure for determining

specific gravity and colon and reagents and proce- dure for determining hydrogen sulfide and sulfur

dioxide.

Manufacturing Chemists' Assn. of the U. S. Manual

Sheet SD-4. Chemical Safety Data Sheet. Phenol. Adopted 1946. Essential Information for safe han- dling and use. Includes name, properties, usual

shipping containers, unloading and emptying, storage, handling, waste disposal, and health hazards

and their control. 801. CRUDE COAL-TAR PRODUCTS

801.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, D847-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for Acidity of Benzene, Toluene, Xylenes, and Similar Industrial Aro- matic Hydrocarbons. Intended for the detection of acidity and for the quantitative determination of acidity. Gives definitions, apparatus, reagents,

precautions, procedure, and Interpretation of results and calculation.

American Society for Testing Materials, D848-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for Acid Wash Color

of Benzene, Toluene, Xylenes, and Similar industrial Aromatic Hydrocarbons. Intended for the deter- mination or the acid wash color. Gives definition,

apparatus, reagents, cleaning of bottles, preparation of reference color standards, procedure, In- terpretation of results, and reproducibility.

801.1 BENZENE (BENZOL

)

American Society for Testing Materials, D361-36;

1936. Standard Specifications for Industrial 90 Benzene for Use In Paint, Varnish, Lacquer, and Re- lated Products. Gives scope, specific gravity,

color, distillation range, nonvolatile matter,

odor, water, acidity, sulfur, corrosion, and methods of testing.

American Society for Testing Materials, D835-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Nitration Grade Benzene. Gives scope, specific gravity, color, total distillation range, solidifying point, acid

wash color, acidity, sulfur compounds, copper

corrosion, and methods of testing.

American Society for Testing Materials, D836-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Industrial

Grade Benzene. Gives scope, specific gravity, color, total distillation range, acid wash color, sul- fur compounds, copper corrosion, and methods of

testing.

American Society for Testing Materials, D837-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for industrial 90 Benzene. Gives scope, specific gravity, color,

distillation range, acid wash color, acidity, sulfur compounds, copper corrosion, and methods of testing.

American Society for Testing Materials, D852-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for Solidifying

Point of Benzene. Gives scope, apparatus, prepara- tion of apparatus, procedure, report, and reproducibility.

Manufacturing Chemists' Assni of the U. S. Manual Sheet

SD-2. Chemical Safety Data Sheet—Benzene. Adopted

1946. Includes name, properties, usual shipping

containers, unloading and emptying, storage, handling, waste disposal, and first aid.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 5lB3e, 1945. Benzol.

801.2 TOLUENE

American Society for Testing Materials, D362-36;

1936. Standard Specifications for Industrial Grade Toluene for use In paint. Varnish, Lacquer, and Related Products. Gives scope, specific gravity,

color, distillation -range, nonvolatile matter,

odor, water, acidity, sulfur, corrosion, and methods of testing.

American Society for Testing Materials, D841-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Nitration Grade Toluene. Gives scope, specific gravity, color,

total distillation range, paraffins, acid wash color, acidity, sulfur compounds, copper corrosion,

and methods of testing.

American Society for Testing Materials, D842-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Industrial

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Grade Toluene. Gives scope, specific gravity, color, total distillation range, acid wash color,

acidity, sulfur compounds, copper corrosion, and methods of testing.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-T-171-

l; 1945. Toluene. 801.3 CREOSOTE AND WOOD PRESERVATIVES

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. or American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications for Membrane Waterproofing. Gives require- ments for creosote primer. American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads. Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Specifications for Preservatives. Gives creosote—grade

one, specifications for creosote-coal tar solutions, specification for creosote-petroleum solution, specification for petroleum for blending with

creosote, zinc chloride, and methods of test.

801 .8 XYLENE (XYLOL)

American Society for Testing Materials, D364-36;

1936. Standard Specifications for Industrial Grade Xylene or Solvent Naphtha for Use in Paint, Varnish, Lacquer, and Related Products. Gives scope, specific gravity, color, distillation range, non- volatile matter, odor, water acidity, sulfur,

corrosion, and methods of testing.

American Society for Testing Materials, D843-45T;

1945, Tentative Specifications for Nitration Grade

Xylene. Gives scope, specific gravity, color, dis- tillation range, paraffins, acid wash color, acidity, sulfur compounds, copper corrosion, and methods of testing.

American Society for Testing Materials, D844-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Industrial

Grade Xylene. Gives scope, specific gravity, color, distillation range, acid wash color, acidity, sulfur compounds, copper corrosion, and methods of

testing.

American Society for Testing Materials, D845-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Five-Degree

Xylene. Gives scope, specific gravity, color, dis- tillation range, acid wash color, acidity, sulfur

compounds, copper corrosion, and methods of testing.

American Society for Testing Materials, D846-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Ten-Degree

Xylene. Gives scope, specific gravity, color.

distillation range, acid wash color, acidity, sulfur

compounds, copper corrosion, and methods of testing.

U. S. Gov., Amy-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- R-X-876-3; 1946. Xylene.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52X1; 1945. Xylene (Xylol).

802. INTERMEDIATE COOL-TAR PRODUCTS

802.1 ACIDS

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-200;

1945. Phenol. 802.3 DIPHENYLAMINE FOR SMOKELESS POWDER

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-D-985

1944. Diphenylamlne.

803. FINISHED C00L-TAR PRODUCTS

803.1 C00L-TAR COLORS, DYES, AND STAINS

803.10 General Items

American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts. 1945 Year Book. Tabulation of American Dyes.

Classified alphabetically and according to colour

Index numbers. Covers collection of data, colour

Index numbers, classification, manufacturers, and foreign prototypes.

803.12 Color Lakes

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P8c; 1946. Part-Lake, Carriage.

803.3 EXPLOSIVES

803.31 Picric Acid

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-A-187;

1945. Acid; Picric (Trlnltrophenol)

.

803.32 Tr initrotoluol

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-T-234J

1945. Trinitrotoluene (TNT); Block.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-T-248;

1945. Trinitrotoluene (TNT). 803.33 Ammonium Picrate

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-A-166A;

1945. Ammonium Picrate (Explosive "D"). 803.35 Dinitrotoluene

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-D-2045

1945. Dinitrotoluene. For Use In Explosives.

810-819 MEDICINAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS

810. GENERAL ITEMS

U. S. Gov. , Federal Security Agency, Food and Drug

Administration. Title 21, Part 141; 1945. Tests

and Methods of Assay. Penicillin. Gives sodium

penicillin and calcium penicillin potency, sterility, pyrogens, toxicity, moisture, and penicillin X; penicillin in oil and wax, penicillin ointment;

tablets buffered penicillin, capsules penicillin In oil, penicillin with aluminum hydroxide gel, penicillin troches, and penicillin dental cones.

U. S. Gov., Federal Security Agency, Food and Drug

Administration. Title 21, Part 146; 1945. Certification of Batches of Penicillin-Containing Drugs.- Gives definitions and interpretations; requests for working standard and certification, Information and samples required; certification; conditions on the effectiveness of certificates; records of distribution; authority to refuse certification service; new penicillin products; fees; exemptions for storage; exemptions for processing; exemptions for

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labeling and repacking; exemptions for manufacturing use; exemptions for Investigational use; so- dium penicillin, calcium penicillin; penicillin In oil and wax; penicillin ointment; tablets buffered

penicillin; capsules penicillin In oil; penicillin

with aluminum hydroxide gel; penicillin troches; and penicillin dental cones.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification U-M-186J 1944. Amend, l; 1945. Medicinal Products and Clinical

Laboratory Reagents; General Specification for. Con- tainers (Packaging and Packing). Gives require- ments for types and classes, grades and sizes,

material, workmanship, labeling, compatibility of container, and details for glass, metal, fiber, paper, plastic, and wood containers; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Preparation of Liquid Analytical Reagents, Standard T 606 m-45; 1945. Liquid reagents shall be of CP. analytical quality, water shall be distilled,

and all solutions shall be filtered unless perfectly clear or otherwise required. Covers a reference

list of chemicals for laboratories engaged In paper

analysis.

814. IODINE AND ARSENIC

814.1 IODINE

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-T-28K

1945. Tablets, Water-Purification, Individual,

Iodine. 814.2 ARSENIC

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Chemical Warfare Service

Specification 4-503-45A; 1944. Arsenic Trichloride

(Technical).

820-829 ACIDS (EXCEPT COAL-TAR)

821 . ACIDS AND ANHYDRIDES

821.4 HYOROFLUORIC ACID

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51A12a; 1946. Acid, Hydrofluoric, Technical.

821.5 NITRIC ACID

Manufacturing Chemists' Assn. of the U. S. Manual

Sheet SD-5. Chemical Safety Data Sheet—Nitric

Acid. Adopted 1946. Includes name, properties,

usual shipping containers, unloading and emptying,

storage, handling, waste disposal, and health hazards and their control.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-A-183-

l; 1945. Acid, Nitric (for Ordnance Use).

821.7 SULPHURIC AND SULPHUROUS ACID

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Analysis of Sulphuric Acid, Standard T 602 m-45;

1945. Covers apparatus, sediment, gravity, sulphuric acid, and Iron.

U. S, Gov., Federal Specification 0-A-115; 1945. Amendment i; 1945. Acid Sulfuric; Technical-Grade. Covers two classes— (A) 66° Be (93.19 percent) and

(B) 60° Be (77.67 percent); and two grades— (l) for

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Chemical Warfare Service

Specification 4-503-50A; 1944. Arsenic Trloxlde. 815. ANESTHETICS

815.1 ETHER

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-E-199;

1945. Ether, Diethyl.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

4-1054A, 1945. Ether, for Anesthesia. 818. LIQUID MEDICAL PREPARATIONS

818.4 SOLUTIONS

818.43 Hydroxide Solutions

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

4-11365 1946. Calcium Hydride Charges ML-304/TM,

ML-304A/TM, ML-305/TM, ' and ML-305A/TM.

819. MISCELLANEOUS MEDICINAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS

819.5 VITAMINS

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

4-1132; 1945. Vitamins, Multivitamin Tablets, Capsules, and Pills. 819.8 PILLS AND TABLETS

819.89 Miscellaneous Pills and Tablets

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Corps Specification

4-1129; 1945. Benzedrine Sulfate Tablets. 819.9 DRUGS AND MED 1 C I HALS NOT ELSEWHERE

CLASSIFIED

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-T-283;

1945. Tablets, Water-Purification, Individual,

Iodine. AND ANHYDRIDES, ALCOHOL, ETC.

galvanizing and plating and (2) for general use. Gives requirements for H

2 S0 4 percent by weight,

specific gravity at 60° F. , Insoluble matter by

weight, and arsenic; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-A-179;

1945. Acid, Sulfuric, and Oleum.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51A2g, 1945.

Acid, Sulphuric (for Storage-Battery Electrolyte)

821.9 MISCELLANEOUS ACIDS AND ANHYDRIDES

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-A-264;

1945. Acid, Phosphoric, Technical.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-A-271;

1945. Acid, Stearic.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement DIv. , 711a;

1945. Acid, Chromic, Technical Grade. Covers one type and one grade In the form of reddish brown

crystals or flakes. Intended for use in the sur- face treatment of metals and In electroplating.

Gives requirements for chromium oxide content,

sulfate content, chloride content, water-Insoluble

residue, and particle size; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

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821 .9 Directory of Commodity Specifications

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Div. , 714;

1945. Acid, Stearic; Technical Grade. Covers one type and one grade in the form or either cake or

flakes Intended for general use. Gives requirements

for titer, color, Iodine value, undecomposed fat and unsaponf icable matter, ether Insoluble material, and free mineral acid; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Chemical Warfare Service

Specification 4-503-15A; 1944. Acid, Monochloracetlc. 822. ALCOHOLS

822.2 BUTYL ALCOHOL

American Society for Testing Materials, D304-45;

1945. Butanol (Normal Butyl Alcohol). Gives properties Including specific gravity, color, distilla- tion range, nonvolatile matter, odor, water, and

acidity; and methods of testing.

822.3 ETHYL ALCOHOL, DENATURED

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-A-18-l; 1945. Alcohol; Specially Denatured Ethyl.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-A-24; 1945. Alcohol Mixture (50% Ethyl—50% Methyl).

822.5 METHYL OR WOOD ALCOHOL (METHANOL

)

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-A-24; 1945. Alcohol Mixture (50% Ethyl—50% Methyl)

.

830-839

830. GENERAL ITEMS

American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts.

1945 Year Book. Textile Chemical Specialties.

Gives an Index of textile chemical specialties; and

an alphabetical list of textile chemical specialties showing manufacturers, name of chemical, use, and chemical nature. Manufacturing Chemists' Assn. of the U. S. Manual

L-2. Product Caution Labels, Adopted and Revised,

1945. This manual contains product caution labels suggested for use on a selected group of chemical

products. Shows Illustrated labels of approximately seventy suggested labels for dangerous chemicals. It Is anticipated that the manual will be supplemented from time to time. Manufacturing Chemists' Assn. of the U. S. Manual

L-l. A Guide for the Preparation of Warning Labels

for Hazardous Chemicals, Adopted 1945. The devel- opment of new chemical products and the Introduc- tion of chemical processes Into ever-widening

fields has accentuated the need for furnishing

appropriate Information In those cases where special precautions are necessary. Includes general

principles, preparation of precautionary labels,

definitions, classification of hazards, recommended label cautions, labels for experimental samples,

and specimen product labels.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-M-32-2; 1945. Methanol; Synthetic.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Speplf lcatlon 51M7; 1946. Methanol.

822.9 MISCELLANEOUS ALCOHOLS

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-E-2b-i; 1945. Ethylene Glycol; Non-Corroslve

(Antl-Freeze and Cooling Liquid for Aircraft Engines).

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-A-265;

1945. Alcohol, Polyvinyl, Granular.

824. ALDEHYDES

Manufacturing Chemists' Assn. of the U. S. Manual

Sheet SD-1. Chemical Safety Data Sheet Formaldehyde. Adopted 1946. Includes name, properties,

usual shipping containers, unloading and emptying,

storage, handling, waste disposal, and first

aid. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Analysis of Formaldehyde, Standard T 600 m-45;

1945. To determine the formaldehyde content of aqueous solutions, for use as glue preservative,

and to render glue and casein Insoluble. Covers

reagents and procedure. This Is the official method of the Assn. or Official Agricultural Chemists and Is essentially the same as the U.S. P. method.

831. AMMONIUM AND AMMONIUM COMPOUNDS

831.1 ANHYDROUS AND AOUA AMMONIA

Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.,

Inc. Properties of Commonly-used Refrigerants,

1946. Ammonia (Anhydrous Ammonia). Gives chemical formula, boiling point at atmospheric pressure, solidifying temperature, color, odor and detection,

flammable limits, toxicity, and tables showing

saturated ammonia temperature, saturated ammonia

absolute pressure, saturated ammonia gage pressure, properties of liquid ammonia, ammonia—properties

of superheated vapor, and Molller chart of properties of ammonia as prepared by the National Bureau

of Standards.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-A-182;

1945. Ammonia, Anhydrous, Synthetic (for Use In Explosives)

.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

4-1076B, 1945. Ammonia, Aromatic (Inhalants).

831.1 CHLORIDE, AMMONIUM

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification 0-A-49ia; 1945. Amendment 1; 1945. Ammonium-Chloride (Sal Ammoniac); Technical Grade. Covers two grades— (A) white

and (B) galvanizing. Gives requirements for volatile matter, chlorides, residue on Ignition, free

CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS

(Except Medicinals, Acids, Alcohols, and Coal-Tar Products)

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Chemicals and Allied Products 834.9

acid, heavy metals, and particle size; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

831.5 N URATE, AMMONIUM

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-A-175;

1945. Ammonium Nitrate.

831.9 MISCELLANEOUS AMMONIUM COMPOUNDS

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-A-192;

1945. Ammonium Perchlorate. 832. POTASSIUM AND POTASSIUM COMPOUNDS

832.1 POTASH SALTS

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P150-1; 1945. Potassium Chlorate (for Use In Ammunition).

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-156;

1944. Potassium Nitrate.

0. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-193;

1945. Potassium Sulfate (for Ordnance Use).

832.9 MISCELLANEOUS POTASSIUM COMPOUNDS

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification J.AN-P-217; 1945. Potassium Perchlorate.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-300A, 1945. Powders; Fixing Bath Hardener (for Photographic Use).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-11-A; 1941. Potassium Bromide. 833. CALCIUM AND CALCIUM COMPOUNDS,

INCLUDING LIME

833.2 CALCIUM CHLORIDE

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification 0-C-106a; 1944.

Amend. 2; 1945. Calcium-Chloride; Hydrated, Tech- nical Grade. Covers one type and one grade In flake form. Gives requirements for calciumchloride content, Impurities, and particle sizes; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging- packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept. Procurement Civ., 470A; 1946. Charges, Antifreeze, Fire Extinguisher

(2 1/2 Gallon, Pump-Tank or Gas-Expelled-Llquld

Types). Shall be furnished In one type and grade

composed essentially of technical grade hydrated

calcium chloride, with added corrosion Inhibitor,

In flake or granular form. Gives requirements for particle size and chemical composition; methods of sampling, Inspection, and test; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

833.3 CALCIUM CARBONATE

U. S. Gov. , Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-293;

1946. Calcium Carbonate (for Use In Other Than

Paint Products).

833.1 CALCIUM PHOSPHIDE AND CALCIUM PHOSPHATE

D. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 5lC2e. 1945.

Calcium Phosphide.

833.9 MISCELLANEOUS CALCIUM COMPOUNDS

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Analysis of Bisulphite Cooking Liquor, Standard T 604 m-45; 1945. A volumetric analysis Is usually

sufficient for control tests In the mill. Covers volumetric control analysis giving preparation of

sample, total S0

2

, and free S0

2

; and complete grav- imetric analysis giving silica, Iron oxide and

alumina, calcium oxide, magnesium oxide, alterna- tive method for calcium and magnesium oxides,

sulphur trloxlde, total S0

2

, and calculations.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-263;

1945. Calcium Stearate.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

50-11-89B; 1944. Calcium Reslnate. 834. SODIUM AND SODIUM COMPOUNDS

831.1 SODIUM CARBONATE, SODA ASH

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification 0-S-57lb; 1945.

Soda-Ash. Covers four types— (I) ordinary or light

ash, (II) extra-light ash, (III) medium ash, and (IV) dense or heavy ash. Gives requirements for material, chemical composition, and volume and apparent

density; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 4-1119; 1944. Soda-Ash, Briquets.

831.6 SODIUM SILICATE (WATER GLASS)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 5lS29a; 1946. Sodlum-Slllcate-Solutlon, 33.5° Baume.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

4-1035B; 1945. Sodium Silicate (Water Glass).

/ 831.8 CAUSTIC SODA OR LYE

U. S. Gov., 0. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

4-1126-A; 1946. Caustic Soda, Packaged and Caustic

Soda Charge ML-388/UM.

831.9 MISCELLANEOUS SODIUM COMPOUNDS

American Society for Testing Materials, D595-45;

1945. Standard Specifications for Tetrasodlum

Pyrophosphate (Anhydrous). A mildly alkaline material with water softening properties for washing,

cleaning, and scouring processes with soap or other

detergents. Gives tetrasodlum pyrophosphate, chemical composition, basis of purchase, rejection, and methods of sampling and analysis.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification O-C-426; 1945.

Cleaner; Toilet-Bowl ( Sod lum-Bl sulfate) . Covers

one grade In crystalline or granular form. Gives

requirements for sulfuric acid equivalent and par- ticle size; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for

shipment.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40616B;

1945. Packet; Fluorescein Dye Sea Marker.-

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-S-210;

1945. Sodium oxalate (Technical Grade).

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-R-390;

1946. Rodentlclde, Sodium Monofluoracetate.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51C37a; 1946.

Compound, Soot-Remover.

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U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51D20; 1945.

Dye, Fluorescein, Sea-Marker (Canister Type).

U. S. Gov.', Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv. , 713; 1944. Sodium Acetate; Anhydrous (for Photographic

Purposes) . Covers one type and one grade In powder

form. An anhydrous (desiccated) material intended

for photographic purposes. Gives requirements for volatile matter, sodium acetate content, neutrality, heavy metals, iron, solubility, and substances reducing permanganate; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-286-A; 1945. Sodium Thlosulphate (Photographic

Hypo).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-300A, 1945. Powders; Fixing Bath Hardener (for Photographic Use).

U. S. Gov. , U. S. Army, Chemical Warfare Service

Specification 4-503-336B; 1944. Sodium Acetate, • Anhydrous.

835. BARIUM COMPOUNDS

835.5 BARIUM NITRATE

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-B-162-

i; 1945. Barium Nitrate.

835.9 MISCELLANEOUS BARIUM COMPOUNDS

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-B-153;

1944. Barium Peroxide. 837. CHROMIUM AND MOLYBDENUM COMPOUNDS

837.0 GENERAL ITEMS American Society for Testing Materials, E66-34T;

1934. Tentative Method for Sampling Molybdenum

Salts and Compounds for Metallurgical Use. Gives

scope, sampling small bags, sampling barrels or large bags, and correcting sample to dry net

weight.

838. ALUMINUM COMPOUNDS

838.5 ALUMINUM CHLORIDE

U. S. Gov. , U. S. Army, Chemical Warfare Service

Specification 4-503-20B; 1944. Aluminum Chloride,

Anhydrous.

838.6 ALUMINUM OXIDE

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-95; 1945. Sand, Lithographic Graining,

Aluminum-Oxide.

838.9 MISCELLANEOUS ALUMINUM COMPOUNDS

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52Al2a; 1946. Alumlnum-Stearate. 839. CHEMICALS AND CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS

NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED

839.0 GENERAL ITEMS American Standards Assn., Z37. 19-1946. Allowable

Concentration of Trlchloro ethylene. The purpose of

the standard Is to prescribe the maximum permissible concentration of trlchloroethylene in the atmosphere of work places for guidance in estab- lishing control procedures for the protection of the health of workers. Covers properties of

trlchloroethylene, permissible concentration, and sampling procedure and analytical methods.

839.1 ACETONE

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification 0-A-51b; 1946.

Acetone. Covers one type and one grade. Gives re- quirements for appearance, distillation range, specific gravity, nonvolatile matter, acidity,

alkalinity, permanganate, and aldehydes; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

839.3 COMPOUNDS, MIXTURES, AND SALTS OF METALS

839.31 Antimony Compounds and Salts

U. S, Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-A-159-

i; 1945. Antimony Sulfide. 839.33 Copper Compounds and Salts

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification O-C-828; 1945.

Cuprlc-Sulfate; Technical-Grade, Crystals. Covers

one type and one grade of blue crystalline pentahydrate of cuprlc sulfate. Gives requirements for cupric sulfate content, insoluble matter, Iron com- pounds, and particle size; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

839. 3^ Iron Compounds and Salts

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-F-279;

1945. Ferrous Sulfide. 839.35 Lead Compounds and Salts

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-L-65;

1944. Lead Thlocyanate (Sulphocyanate)

.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51L8; 1946. Lead-Stearate.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52L16; 1946. Lead-Acetate (Sugar of Lead).

839.36 Mercury Compounds and Salts

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-M-201;

1945. Mercurous Chloride. (Calomel) (for Ordnance

Use).

839.38 Zinc Compounds and Salts

Toilet Goods Assn., Inc. Specification 16; 1945.

Zinc Stearate. Gives requirements for color, odor, solubility, Identity, screen test, apparent density, moisture, alkalis or alkaline earths, separated

fatty acid solidification temperature, iodine num- ber of separated fatty acids, assay, arsenic, lead, total ash, total ash-assay, and lead in zinc and

magnesium stearates.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 5lC37a; 1946. Compound, Soot-Remover.

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839.39 Miscellaneous Compounds, Mixtures, and

Salts of Metals

Toilet Goods Assn., Inc. Specification 16; 1945. Magnesium Carbonate. Gives requirements for color,

solubility, apparent density, screen test, Identity, assay, soluble salts, calcium oxide, heavy

metals, Iron, arsenic, copper, lead, Iron In magnesium carbonate, and copper In magnesium carbonate. Toilet Goods Assn., Inc. Specification 17; 1945. Magnesium Stearate. Gives requirements for color,

odor, solubility, Identity, screen test, apparent

density, moisture, separated fatty acid solidification temperature, Iodine number of separated

fatty acids, assay, arsenic, lead, total ash, and

total ash-assay.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51Dlia, 1945. Dlchlorodlfluoromethane (F-12).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Chemical Warfare Service

Specification 4-503-260C? 1944. Magnesium Oxide,

Light (Technical).

839."* GASES AND TOXIC DUSTS

839.40 General Items

Natural Gasoline Association of America. Standard

Method for Determining the Specific Gravity of Gases, 1930. Includes foreword, apparatus, test pro- cedure, notes, precautions to be taken for the

test, calculation of results, and assumptions of test results. 839.41 Carbon Dioxide

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 14069B,

1945. Carbon Dioxide, Liquid.

U. S. Gov. , Navy Dept. Specification 51C54; 1945. Carbon-Dioxide, Solidified (Dry Ice). 839.43 Oxygen

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN0-lb-2; 1946. Oxygen; Aviators' Breathing (Gas).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 4-1130; 1945. Oxygen (Commercial).

839.45 Nitrous Oxide

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 14145;

1945. Nitrogen; Gas, Dry. 839.49 Miscellaneous Gases and Toxic Dusts

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Analysis of Sulphur-Burner Gas, Standard T 603

m-45; 1945. Determined by means of the Orsat appa- ratus. Covers apparatus, sulphur dioxide, and sulphur trloxlde. 839.9 MISCELLANEOUS SPECIFICATIONS FOR CHEMICALS ANO CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS

Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.,

Inc. Properties of Commonly-Used Refrigerants,

1946. "Freon-ll" (Trlchloromonofluoromethane)

Gives chemical formula, boiling point at atmospheric pressure, solidifying temperature, color, odor and detection, flammable limits, toxicity, and

tables showing properties of saturated vapor,

properties of superheated vapor, and Molller chart. Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.,

Inc. Properties of Commonly-Used Refrigerants,

1946. "Freon-12" (Dlchlorodlfluoromethane). Gives chemical formula, boiling point at atmospheric

pressure, solidifying temperature, color, odor and detection, flammable limits, toxicity, and tables showing properties of saturated vapor, properties

of superheated vapor, and Molller chart. Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.,

Inc. Properties of Commonly-Used Refrigerants,

1946. "Freon-22" (Monochlorodl Quoromethane)

Gives chemical formula, boiling point at atmospheric pressure, solidifying temperature, color,

odor and detection, flammable limits, toxicity, and tables showing properties of liquid and saturated

vapor, properties of superheated vapor, and Molller

chart. Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn.,

Inc. Properties of Commonly-Used Refrigerants, 1946. Methyl Chloride. Gives chemical formula, boiling

point at atmospheric pressure, solidifying temperature, color, odor and detection, flammable limits,

toxicity, and tables showing properties of saturated vapor, properties of superheated vapor, properties of superheated vapor at 65° F., and Molller chart. American Society of Refrigerating Engineers. Circular 12; 1931. Thermodynamic Properties of Dlchlo- rodlfluoromethane (F-12). Includes outline of methods of calculation, consistency, accuracy-, checks, acknowledgements, and tables showing properties of saturated vapor and properties of super- heated vapor.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 14147;

1945. Chemical; Shark Deterrent.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 20038-2;

1945. Compound; Carbon Removal (for Engine parts).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40828A;

1945. Packet; Shark Deterrent.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- E-14; 1945. Ethylene Glycol Monoethyl Ether

Acetate.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANF-42; 1945. Fluid; Hydrocarbon Standard Test.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANM-37; 1946. Methylene Chloride.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification 0-T-236; 1945. Tetrachlorethylene (Perchlorethylene) ; Technical

Grade. Covers one grade. Gives requirements for appearance, color, odor, specific gravity, nonvolatile matter, spot test, hydrogen ion concentration, water content, distillation range, copper

corrosion, free chlorine, and flash point; methods

of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-D-56A2; 1945. Dlchlorodlphenyl Trlchloroethane (DDT)

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-D-169;

1945. Deslccants (Activated).

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-211;

1945. Phosphorus, Red.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-215;

1945. Phosphorus, White.

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U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-T-247;

1945. 1 Tetrachlorethane (Acetylene Tetrachloride).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 5lCi5a; 1948. Compound, Cyanide.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51C55J 1945. Compound, Carbon-Removing.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51-I-14a; 1946. insecticide-ingredient; Solvent for DDT.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51P14a, 1945. pyridine.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51S48; 1945. Shark-Chasers (Life-Jacket).

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept. , Procurement Dlv. , 730a; 1945. Dlaminophenol Hydrochloride (1) (for Photo- graphic Purposes). Covers one type and one grade

of grayish white needles or crystals Intended for photographic purposes. Gives requirements for loss on heating, residue on ignition, total chlorides,

solubility inwater, color with potassium carbonate,

darkening with sulfuric acid, heavy metals, and

Iron; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv., 738; 1945. iodlzer (for Wet Plate Photography). Covers

one type and one grade of a clear liquid intended

for use In wet plate photography. Gives require- ments for material, ripening test, and performance

test; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-98; 1946. Transparentlzer Solution.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 45-2; 1944. Rhodium Electroplating Solution.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification 4-1120; 1944. Solvent, Carbon Removing.

840-849 PAINTS, VARNISHES, LACQUERS, AND RELATED PRODUCTS

840. GENERAL ITEMS RELATING TO PAINTS

AND PAINTING

840.1 PAINTS AND PAINTING

American Assn. of State Highway Officials. Standard

Specifications for Highway Bridges, 1944. Division

II, Section 14—Painting Metal Structures. Gives

general Information and requirements for paint, number of coats and color, mixing of paint, weather

conditions, application, removal of paint, thinning

paint, painting galvanized surfaces, cleaning of surfaces, shop painting, and field painting.

Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Mainte- nance Dept., Engineering Dlv., Signal Section.

Manual of Recommended Practice. Specification 120-

44; 1945. Paint and Painting. For the purpose of providing paint and Its application on signal and Interlocking apparatus in the shop and field.

Gives tender, alternates, material and workmanship,

general, composition, volatile thinner, oil, drier,

pigment, color, factory and field mixing, shop

cleaning, shop application, removable protective

coating, field cleaning, field application, machine, steel and Iron work, woodwork, wires and

cables, inspection, tests, packing, marking, and

warranty.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2505; 1945. Aluminum Paint

Finishing. For parts which do not exceed an oper- ating temperature of 350° F. Gives process, preparation, priming, aluminum paint finishing, and approved materials.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R144-45; 1945. Paints, Varnishes, and Related

Products (Colors and Containers). This recommen- dation establishes a schedule for limiting the variety of colors and eliminating superfluous sizes

of containers. Applies to colors" of paints and sizes of containers for trade sales purposes, and

does not apply to products for Industrial use. It lists various Items of oil paints, enamels, varnishes, and related products and gives recommended number of colors and size of container. Initiated by National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Assn.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

3-100-j; 1945. Protective Coatings and Finishes

for Aircraft and Aircraft Parts, General Specification for.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 3-192; 1945. Finishing, Treating, and Painting for Engineer Equipment.

840.2 SAFETY CODES FOR HANDLING AND STORAGE

OF PAINTS AND VARNISHES

National Board of Fire Underwriters. Paint Spraying

and Spray Booths, no. 335 1946. These standards

refer to the application of paint, varnishes, lacquers, and similar flammable finishes by spraying. Gives Introduction, location, spraying enclosures*

booths, blower and exhaust systems, electric equipment, containers, mixing rooms and circulating pipe

systems, protection, maintenance, hydrogen peroxide

spraying, and electrostatic apparatus.

840.4 PAINT COLORS

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-P-381; 1944. Amend, l; 1945. Plgments-ln-011; Paint-Colors. Covers one type and colors In blacks, blues,

browns, greens, oranges, reds, and yellows. Gives requirements for color, character of tint, tinting

strength, pigment content, coarse particles and

skins, properties of vehicle, consistency, and

skinning; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for

shipment.

840.5 TESTS OF PAINTS AND VARNISHES

American Society for Testing Materials, D 185-455 1945. American Standards Assn., K42. 1-1945.

Standard Methods of Test for Coarse Particles in Pigments, Pastes, and Paints. Covers apparatus and procedures for Insoluble dry pigments, except metallic aluminum and bronze powders, procedure for metallic aluminum and bronze powders, procedure for carbon black in pellet form, procedure for water- soluble pigments, pastes in oil, pastes in Japan, and mixed paints, procedure for ship-bottom paints

containing resins and alcohol, and procedure for cellulose ester lacquers.

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American Society for Testing Materials, D609-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Preparation of Steel

Panels for Testing Paint, Varnish, Lacquer, and Re- lated Products. Gives scope, test panels, and preparation of test panels.

American Society for Testing Materials, D714-45;

1945. Standard Method for Evaluating the Degree of Resistance to Blistering of Coatings of Paint, Varnish, Lacquer, and Related Products on Metal When Subjected to Immersion or Other Tests Involving

Exposure to Moisture or Liquids. The photographic

reference standards Included In this method are representative of different sizes of blisters that may develop on paint systems on Iron, steel, or other metal surfaces when subjected to Immersion

tests. Covers types of blistering and use of photographic reference standards. American Society for Testing Materials, D715-45;

1945. Standard Methods of Analysis of Barium

Sulfate Pigments. These methods cover the proce- dures for the chemical analysis of barium sulfate

pigments. > Includes procedure for barium sulfate, ferric oxide, hydrogen Ion concentration, matter soluble In water, moisture and other volatile

matter, coarse particles, and free silica.

American Society for Testing Materials, D716-45;

1945. Standard Methods of Analysis of Mica Pigment. These methods cover the procedures for the chemical analysis of mica pigments. Includes pro- cedure for apparent density, moisture and other

volatile matter, grit, coarse particles, and color. American Society for Testing Materials, D717-45;

1945. Standard Methods of Analysis of Magnesium

Silicate Pigment. These methods cover the procedures for the chemical analysis of magnesium silicate pigment. Includes procedure for silicon dioxide, magnesium oxide, loss on Ignition, moisture

and other volatile matter, coarse particles, and

color. American Society for Testing Materials, D718-45;

1945. Standard Methods of Analysis of Aluminum

Silicate Pigment. These methods cover the procedures for the chemical analysis of aluminum silicate pigment. Includes procedure for silicon dioxide, aluminum oxide, loss on ignition, moisture and other volatile matter, coarse particles, and color. American Society for Testing Materials, D719-45;

1945. Standard Methods of Analysis of Dlatomaceous

Silica Pigment. These methods cover the procedures

for the chemical analysis of dlatomaceous silica

pigment. Includes procedure for loss on Ignition, matter soluble In hydrochloric acid, moisture and

other volatile matter, volume of settling In petroleum spirits, coarse particles, and color. American Society for Testing Materials, D821-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Evaluating Degree or Resistance of Traffic Paint to Abrasion, Erosion,

or a Combination of Both, in Road Service Tests. Gives scope, definition, type of failure, use of photographic reference standards, and figures.

American Society for Testing Materials, D822-45T;

1945. Tentative Recommended Practice for Operating

Light and Water Exposure Apparatus (Carbon-Arc

Type-) for Testing Paint, Varnish, Lacquer, and

Related Products. To establish means for uniform

operation of accelerated or artificial weathering

apparatus. Gives apparatus and procedure.

American Society for Testing Materials, D823-45T;

1945. Tentative Methods for Producing Films of Uniform Thickness of paint, Varnish, Lacquer, and

Related Products on Test Panels. Covers three pro- cedures— (A) automatic spraying machine, (B) auto- matic dlp-coater, and (C) automatic doctor blade

applicator. Gives outline of method, apparatus,

procedure, and report for procedures A, B, and C. U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- TT-C-516-5; 1946. Coatings; Protective Organic

(for Aircraft); General Specifications (Methods for Sampling and Testing).

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-P-I4ia; 1944. Amend. 2; 1945. Paint, Varnish, Lacqu'er, and Related Materials; General Specification for Inspection, Sampling, and Testing. Covers Inspection,

sampling, preparation of test panels and application of films, package stability tests, physical

tests of materials, chemical tests of materials,

properties of coated panels, and analytical tests

of Ingredients.

810.6 PAINTING AND PROTECTIVE COATING EQUIP- MENT

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 50127G,

1945. Gun, Oil Spray.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 39-7A; 1945. Sprayer, Paint, Pneumatic

Pressure Type, Trailer Mounted.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 39-9A; 1944. Sprayer, Paint (for Air Com- pressor Unit).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 39-10B; 1944. Sprayer, Paint, Pneumatic,

Portable, with Compressor, Gasoline Engine Driven, Wheelbarrow Type.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 39-16; 1944. Agitator, Paint, Pneumatic, for Attachment to 55-Gallon Drum.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-91; 1945. Sprayer, Paint, Pneumatic,

Portable, with Compressor; Motor Driven, 1/4 HP, 110 Volts, 60-Cycle, 1-Phase. 841. MINERAL PIGMENTS, DRY AND PASTE

841.8 WHITING OR PARIS WHITE

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52C28; 1945. Calcium-Carbonate, Precipitated (Pigment).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification 52-MC-28 (Tentative) 1943. Pigment; Calcium Car- bonate. Covers one grade and two types— (A) natural and (B) precipitated. Gives requirements for

form, coarse particles, consistency of standard

enamel, Increase in consistency, gloss, and composition; Inspection, sampling, and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

52-MC-524; 1945. Pigment-Extender; Calcium Carbonate. Covers one type and one grade of a finely

ground, dry pigment for use In ready-mixed paint.

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Gives requirements for composition, physical properties, and color; Inspection, sampling, and methods or test; and packaging and marking.

842. CHEMICAL PIGMENTS (DRY AND

PASTE)

812.1 BLANC FIXE AND TITANIUM OXIDE (PIGMENTS)

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. De- termination of Titanium Dioxide, Standard T 627 m45; 1945. Deals with the determination of titanium

dioxide In raw materials such as pigments, fillers,

and minerals, as well as In various stages of mill

process. Covers volumetric method Including apparatus, reagents, preparation of sample, and procedure; and colorlmetrlc method Including reagents,

procedure, interfering elements, and report.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-T-425; 1944. Amend. 2; 1945. Titanium-Dioxide; Dry (paintPigment). Covers one grade of soft, dry powder In three types— (I) free chalking (anatase).; (II) semlchalklng in two classes — (A) antlmonyalumlnum-treated (anatase) and (B) aluminumtreated (rutlle); and (III) chalk-resisting

(rutile) In three classes— (A) zinc treated, (B) slllcon-alumlnum-treated, and (C) slllcon-alumlnumzlnc-treated. Gives requirements for composition,

coarse particles, specific gravity, oil absorption,

color, water solubility, tinting strength, hydrogen

Ion concentration, moisture, and chalk resistance; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

and packaging, ^packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

52-MC-521; 1945. Pigment; Titanium-Calcium,

Rutlle. Covers one type and one grade of dry pig- ment. Gives requirements for coarse particles,

chemical composition, specific gravity, hiding

power, composition, color, and tinting strength;

inspection, sampling, and methods of test; and

packaging and marking.

842.2 CHINESE, PRUSSIAN, OR BRONZE BLUE

PIGMENTS

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-I-677; 1944. Amend, l; 1945. Iron-Blue; Dry (Palnt-Plgment)

(formerly designated "Prussian Blue"). Covers one grade of iron blue (also called Chinese, Prussian,

Mllorl, etc. ) in one type only, a fine dry powder. Gives requirements for moisture and other volatile

matter, total matter soluble In water, character of tint when diluted with zinc oxide, tint, and oil absorption; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for

shipment.

842.4 CARBON BLACK, LAMPBLACK, BONE BLACK,

ETC.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-C-120; 1944.

Amend, l; 1946. Carbon-Black; Dry (Palnt-Plgment). Covers two forms— (I) powder and (II) pellets

(dustless), and two classes— (A) high color "and

(B) standard all-purpose. Gives requirements for

ash, acetone extract, coarse particles, moisture,

organic dyes, mass color and character of tint, and

oil absorption; methods of sampling, inspection,

and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

842.5 CHROMIUM COLORS (PIGMENTS) (GREEN,

YELLOW)

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANC-149; 1945. Chrome-Green; Dry.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-C-235J 1944. Amend. 1; 1945. Chrome-Green; Pure, Dry (PaintPigment). Covers the grade of pure chrome green

(blend of chrome yellow and Iron blue) for use In paints and shall be supplied In one type only, a

fine dry powder. Gives requirements for lead chro- mate, coarse particles, total matter soluble in water, moisture and other volatile matter, tint, and oil absorption; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

842.6 LEAD PIGMENTS

842.64 White-Lead Pigments

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-W-25'lb; 1945 and

Amend, l; 1945. White-Lead; Basic-Carbonate, Dry, Paste-ln-011, and Semlpaste. Containing Volatile

Thinner. Covers three types— (A) dry pigment, (B) paste in oil, and (C) semlpaste containing volatile

thinner. Gives requirements for composition and color of each type; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

842.69 Miscellaneous Lead Pigments

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52L15; 1945. Llnoleate, Lead.

842.7 ZINC OXIDES AND ZINC SULPHIDES (PIGMENTS)

American Society for Testing Materials, D477-45;

1945. Zinc Sulfide Pigments. Covers zinc sulfide,

zinc sulflde-barlum pigment, zinc sulf lde-magneslum

pigment, llthopone, and tltanated llthopone. Gives composition and properties, number of tests, and methods of testing.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-Z-291! 1946. Zinc-Dust (Metalllc-Zinc-Powder) ; Dry (Paint

Pigment). Covers one grade of a completely homoge- neous dry powder In two types— (I) regular and

(II) special. Gives detail requirements for regu- lar zinc dust and special zinc dust; methods

of sampling and tests; and packaging, packing,

and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

52-MC-520; 1945. Pigment; Zinc Oxide, Aclcular. Covers one type and grade of dry pigment. Gives

requirements for composition, coarse particles, oil absorption, microscopic appearance, and color; Inspection, sampling, and methods of test; and

packaging and marking.

842.8 MISCELLANEOUS PIGMENTS, DRY AND PASTE, CLASSIFIED' BY COLOR

842.82 Blue Pigments

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- . C-153; 1945. Copper Phthalocyanlne Blue; Dry

Pigment.
Chemicals and Allied Products 843.31

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-C-610; 1944. Amend, l; 1945. Copper-phthalocyanlne-Blue; Dry

(Paint Pigment). Covers one grade of a dry pow- dered pigment in two types— (I) toner type and

(II) reslnated or benzoated type. Gives require- ments for material, composition, specific gravity, water solubility, oil absorption, color, lightfastness, and tests for Identity, methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

842.86 Red Pigments

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-T-562; 1944. Amend. 1; 1945. Toluldlne-Red-Toner; Dry (Paint

Pigment). Covers one grade and type of a soft, dry

powder. Gives requirements for coarse particles,

ash, moisture and other volatile matter, paranltra- nlllne red, solubility In chloroform, color, and tinting strength; methods of sampling, Inspection,

and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

842.9 MINERAL AND CHEMICAL PIGMENTS, DRY AND PASTE, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52Aig; 1946. Aluminum-Pigment (Paste Form).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52C4C, 1945. Cuprous-Oxide.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52C37a; 1946. Copper-Pigment (for Use In Antl fouling Paint).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52M2b, 1945. Magnesium-Silicate (Flatting Extender Pigment). «

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52M3a; 1946. Mica (Extender Pigment).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52S9; 1946.

Silica, Dlatomaceous (Flatting-Extender Pigment)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52V19; 1945. Vermlcullte, Expanded (Pigment).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Maritime Commission Specification

52-MC-522J 1945. pigment; Dlatomaceous Silica. Covers one grade and two types— (I) natural uncalclned material and (II) white calcined material. Gives requirements for form, microscopic appearance, and table showing details; Inspection, sam- pling, and methods of test; and packaging and

marking.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Maritime Commission Specification 52-MC-523; 1945. Pigment; Magnesium Silicate.

Covers one grade of dry pigment In two types— (I) low oil absorption and (II) high oil absorption.

Gives physical and chemical requirements, color,

oil absorption, and flattening properties of type

II; Inspection, sampling, and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

843. MIXED PAINTS, ENAMELS, ENAMEL

PAINT, AND JAPAN

843.1 FLAT FINISH PAINT

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-P-47; 1943. Amend. 1; 1945. Paint; Oil, Interior, One-CoatFlat, Heavy-Bodied (for Thinning), Light Tints and

White (Combined Sealer, Primer, and Finish). Shall

be furnished In one grade and one type only. Gives

material and workmanship, pigment, liquid, composition, color, speed of setting up and drying, specu- lar gloss, flexibility, appearance, resistance to tint variation, dry opacity, scrubbing resistance,

priming and sealing properties, and absorption;

methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-P-5ia; 1937. Amend. 2; 1945. Paints; Oil, Interior, EggshellFlat-Flnlsh, Ready-Mixed, Light Tints and White.

Covers one grade and type. Gives requirements for pigment, liquid, ready-mixed paint, consistency,

color and color retention, wet hiding power, brushing, flowing, spreading and leveling properties,

speed of setting, gloss, flexibility, appearance of painted surface, washablllty, spreading rate, and composition; methods of sampling and testing; and

packaging, packing, and marking.

843.3 ENAMELS AND ENAMEL PAINTS

843.31 Black and Gray Enamel

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANTT-E-501-3; 1945. Enamel; Heat-Reslstlng, GlycerylPhthalate, Black.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-E-496; 1941.

Amend. Z, 1945. Enamel; Heat-Reslstlng (400° F. ), Black. Covers two types— (I) bltumlnous-base

(unplgmented) and (II) resln-base (pigmented).

Gives material, general requirements, consistency,

nonvolatile matter, drying properties, color,

finish, heat test, flexibility, flashpoint, hot water resistance, and gasoline resistance; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment*

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52E4; 1945.

Enamel, Gray.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

52-MC-26 (Tentative) 1942. Enamel; Light Gray,

Interior (Oleoreslnous) , Gloss. Covers one grade and two types— (I) non-toxic and (II) toxic.

Gives requirements for materials, workmanship,

color, composition, kettle bodied linseed oil,

fineness of grind, coarse particles and skins,

odor, flash point, moisture, skinning, working

properties, drying properties, after-tack, appearance after drying, recoatlng, gloss, dry opacity,

compatibility, and package stability; Inspection,

sampling, and methods of test; and packaging and

marking.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

52-MC-27 (Tentative) 1943. Enamel; Dark Gray,

Interior (Oleoreslnous) ,' Gloss. Covers one grade and two types— (I) non-toxic and (II) toxic.

Gives requirements for materials, workmanship,

color, composition, tinting, kettle bodied linseed

oil, fineness of grind, weight per gallon, nonvolatile, viscosity, coarse particles and skins,

odor, flash point, moisture, skinning, working

properties, drying properties, after-tack, appearance after drying, recoatlng, gloss, dry opacity,

compatibility, and package stability; Inspection,

sampling, and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

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813.33 Cream Enamel

U. S. Gov., u. S. Maritime Commission. Specification 52-MC-25 (Tentative) 1943, amended 1944. Enamel;

Cream, Interior (Oleoreslnous) , Gloss. Covers one

grade and two types— (I) non-toxic and (II) toxic. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship,

color, composition, Kettle bodied linseed oil, fineness of grind, weight per gallon, non-volatile,

viscosity, coarse particles and skins, odor, flash

point, moisture, skinning, working properties, drying properties, after-tack, appearance after drying, recoatlng, gloss, dry opacity, compatibility, and package stability; inspection, sampling, and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

813.34 Green Enamel

U. S. Gov., u. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

52-MC-102; 1946. Enamel; Striping, Green (Alkyd). Covers one type and grade. Gives requirements for raw materials, workmanship, color, composition,

fineness of grind, weight per gallon, nonvolatile,

viscosity, coarse particles and skins, odor, flash

point, water, skinning, working properties, drying

properties, recoatlng, gloss, wet hiding power,

compatablllty, and package stability; Inspection,

sampling, and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

813.35 01 ive-Orab Enamel

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Enamel, Synthetic, Lustreless.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, 1945. Enamel, Synthetic, Olive Green, Gloss. 813.36 Red and Maroon Enamels

U. S. Gov., u. S. Maritime Commission. Specification 52-MC-104; 1946. Enamel; Striping, Red (Alkyd). Covers one type and grade. Gives requirements for raw materials, workmanship, color, composition,

fineness of grind, weight per gallon, nonvolatile,

viscosity, coarse particles and skins, odor, flash

point, water, skinning, working properties, drying

properties, recoatlng, gloss, wet hiding power, compatablllty, and package stability; Inspection,

sampling, and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

813.37 White Enamels

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-E-608; 1946. Enamel; Interior, Semlgloss, Tints and White.

Covers one type and the color to be as specified. Gives requirements for pigment, vehicle, quantitative requirements, and qualitative requirements;

methods of sampling and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

52-MC-106; 1946. Enamels; White and Tints, Exterior (Semi-Gloss) Alkyd. Covers one grade and two types — (I) white and (II) tints. Gives requirements for raw materials, workmanship, color, compo- sition, tinting, fineness of grind, weight per

gallon, nonvolatile, viscosity, coarse particles

and skins, odor, flash point, water, skinning,

working properties, drying properties, recoatlng,

gloss, wet hiding powers, compatablllty, and package stability; Inspection, sampling, and methods of

test; and packaging and marking.

813.38 Yellow Enamels

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

52-MC-101; 1946. Enamel; Striping, Yellow (Alkyd). Covers one type and grade. Gives requirements for raw materials, workmanship, color, composition,

fineness of grind, weight per gallon, nonvolatile,

viscosity, coarse particles and skins, odor, flash

point, water, skinning, working properties, drying

properties, recoatlng, gloss, wet hiding power,

compatablllty, and package stability; Inspection,

sampling, and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

843.39 Miscellaneous Enamels and Enamel

Paints

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical- Sped flcatlon ANE-3-5; 1945. Enamel; Aircraft, Gloss.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- E-13; 1945. Enamel; Lustreless Synthetic (for

Ground Equipment).

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-E-485a; 1945. Enamel; Drum-Coating, Exterior, Rust-Inhlbltlng,

Solvent-Resistant. Covers one grade and one type

of combination air; drying and baking enamel for metal, suitable for brush or spray application.

Gives requirements for material, toxicity, color,

composition, package stability, consistency, brushing properties, spraying properties, appearance,

coarse particles, odor, drying time, gloss, hiding

power, flexibility, adhesion, Immersion resistance,

recoatlng, salt spray resistance, accelerated

weathering, and outdoor exposure; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-E-491; 1946. Enamel; Gloss, Synthetic (for Metal and Wood Hospital

Furniture) . Covers one type, color to be specified, and two classes— (A) alr-drylng and (B) baking. Gives requirements for volatile matter, nonvolatile vehicle, pigment, quantitative requirements, and qualltlve requirements; methods of sampling and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Enamel, Synthetic, Lustreless.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps Of Engineers Specification 3-187; 1944. Enamel, Glyceryl Pthalate,

Special (for Coating Pipe Line Equipment).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specifica- tion 3-194J 1944. Enamel, Phenolic, Lustreless,

Outside.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

3-67F; 1944. Enamel; Lustreless, Quick-Drying.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

3-188; 1944. Enamel; Wrinkle, Baking.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

3-191; 1944. Enamel; Baking Phenol- or UreaFormaldehyde.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 3-177; 1943. Enamel, Gloss, for Wood

(Cleansing Compound Resistant).

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U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 3-178; 1943. Enamel, Gloss, for Metal

(Cleansing Compound Resistant).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification 52-MC-24 (Tentative) 1943. Enamel; Buff, Interior

(Oleoreslnous) , Gloss. Covers one grade and two types— (I) non-toxic and (II) toxic. Gives re- quirements for materials, workmanship, color, com- position, kettle bodied linseed oil, fineness of

grind, weight per gallon, non-volatile, viscosity, coarse particles and skins, odor, flash point,

moisture, skinning, working properties, drying

properties, after-tack, appearance after drying,

recoatlng, gloss, dry opacity, compatibility, and package stability; inspection, sampling, and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

52-MC-103; 1946. Enamel; Striping, Blue (Alkyd). Covers one type and grade. Gives requirements for raw materials, workmanship, color, composition,

fineness of grind, weight per gallon, nonvolatile,

viscosity, coarse particles and skins, odor, flash

point, water, skinning, working properties, drying

properties, recoatlng, gloss, wet hiding power, compatibility, and package stability; inspection,

sampling, and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

843.6 LEAD PAINTS, MIXED

843.62 White-Lead Paints

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-P-40; 1943.

Amend. 2; 1945. Paint; Oil, Exterior, Ready-Mixed,

Light-Tints, and White. Covers two types— (I) mixed-pigment base (class A—white, generalpurpose, B—white, special fume-proof (lead-free), and C—tint-base and (II) white-lead base. Gives requirements for. tints, pigment, ingredients, ex- tenders, vehicle, apparent daylight reflectance,

drying properties, consistency, working properties and surface appearance, resistance- to sulfide

fumes; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

843.7 GRAPHITE PAINTS

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-P-27; 1938.

Amend, z; 1945. Paint; Graphite, Outside, ReadyMixed, Black. Covers a ready-mixed, linseed oil,

black graphite paint intended for outside use on either wood or metal; and two types— (I) only nat- ural crystalline flake graphite permitted and (II) may be either amorphous graphite, crystalline

graphite, mined or manufactured, or a mixture

thereof. Gives requirements for pigments, liquid, and details for ready-mixed paint; methods of sam- pling and testing; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

843.8 IRON OXIDE PAINTS

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-P-3la; 1941. Amend. 2; 1945. Paint; iron-Oxide, Ready-Mixed,

Red and Brown. Covers one grade and type of readymixed linseed oll-lron-oxlde paint. Gives require- ments for pigment, vehicle, and ready-mixed paint;

methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

844. MIXED PAINTS AND PROTECTIVE COMPOUNDS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED

844.1 ANT I FOULING AND METAL-PROTECTING PAINTS

AND COMPOUNDS

American Gear Manufacturers Assn. Standard 254.02;

1945. Data Sheet —Rust Preventives. Covers

scope, preparation of surface for coating, inside preparation of gear cases, coating compounds for interior of cases, machined surfaces, coating com- pounds for external use, and rust removal from machined and non-machined surfaces. Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 2574A, 1946. Preservation

of Engines (Limited Period). Provides a procedure

for preparing reciprocating aircraft engines to re- sist corrosion during shipment and limited storage under favorable conditions. Gives requirements for material and equipment, preliminary operation,

preparation for storage procedure, recommended procedure for re-preservatlon, and general.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3065; 1946. Compound,

Corrosion—Preventive (Thin Film). Gives use, material, requirements, test procedure, quality,

report, Identification, approval, and rejection.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANC-52b-i; 1946. Compound; Exterior-Surface, HardFilm Corrosion-Preventive.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANC-53-3; 1946. Compound, Antl-Selze; White Lead

Base _for Threaded Fittings.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- C-124-6; 1945. Compound; Soft-Film CorrosionPreventive.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANC-142; 1945. Coating; Rust-inhlbltlng (for Metal

Containers)

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- C-147-1; 1946. Compound; Antl-Selze, GraphitePetrolatum.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANC-148-2; 1946. Coating; Permanent Resin (for In- ternal Engine Parts).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- w-C-576b; 1945. Compound; Corrosion-Preventive

Aircraft Engine.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-237;

1945. Coatings; Exterior, Air-Drying, Camouflage

and Rust-inhlbltlng, for Food Cans.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-238; 1945. Coating, Exterior, Camouflage and Rustinhlbltlng (for Processed and Nonprocessed Food

Cans)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52C14a; 1946.

Compound, jolnt-and-Thread, High-Temperature.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52C17; 1945. Compound, Rust-Preventive, Thick-Film (Pigmented

and Nonplgmented)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52C18c; 1946.

Compound, Rust-Preventlv-e, Thin-Film (Polar Type).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52C19a; 1946. Compound, Antlselze.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52C24, 1945.

Coating, Organic (for Covering Shafts, Struts, and Other Exposed Surfaces).

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U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52C41; 1946. Coating, Strlppable, Spray-Type.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P19c; 1945. Paint, Heat-Reslsting.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P61; 1946. paint, Antl fouling (for Low-Speed, Wood-Bottom

Boats) (Formula no. 16X).

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv. , 752; 1946. Coating, Protective; Boiler-Interiors.

Covers one type and one grade in liquid form. To protect hot wet metal surfaces of boiler Interiors

exposed to hot water and steam. Gives requirements

for consistency, condition in container, drying

properties, saponlf lable content, and performance

when exposed to steam at 300 pounds steam pressure

for 7 days; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specifica- tion 3-205; 1945. Protective Coating Materials,

Phenolic Resin Base, Air-Drying (for the Interior

of Steel Potable-Water Tanks).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specifica- tion 87-13; 1945. Protective Coating Materials;

Application to Interior of Steel Potable-Water

Tanks.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

2-119; 1944. Compound, Antl-Selze; Mica-Base (for Threaded Fittings).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

2-121; 1944. Compound, Rust Preventive, Medium.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission* Specification

52-MC-403; 1945. Paint; Ship-Bottom, Antl-Foullng. Covers one type and one grade. Gives requirements

for raw materials, workmanship, color, composition,

viscosity, weight per gallon, nonvolatile, fineness

of grind, coarse particles and skins, odor, flash

point, water content, drying properties, and package stability; inspection, sampling, and methods of

test; and packaging and marking.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

52-MC-602; 1945. Compounds; Rust-Preventive.

Covers four types— (A) light, (B) medium, (C) heavy (pigmented), and (D) firm film. Gives com- position, general, corroslveness, odor, package

stability, and details; Inspection, sampling, and methods of test; packaging, packing, and marking.

8^.2 BUILDING PAINTS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSI- FIED

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-P-24; 1943. Amend. 3; 1945. Paint; Concrete and Masonry, Ex- terior, Eggshell-Finish, Ready-Mixed, White and

Tints. Covers one grade and two types— (I) white only and (II) tlnt-base-whlte. Shall be readymixed and be suitable for use as an exterior finish coat on concrete, brick, stucco, and similar surface material (except floors). Gives requirements

for pigment, vehicle, color, drying properties,

consistency, flexibility, water resistance, working properties and surface appearance, and chalk

resistance; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

ty Specifications

814.3 FIELD-COAT PAINTS

j. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv<, 439b; 1945. Coating-Material, Fatty Acid Pitch Base; (Nonbleedlng) Brushlng-Conslstency (for Foundations, Roofs, Walls, Etc.). Covers one type and

one grade composed of suitable Inorganic filler, volatile organic solvent, and binder consisting of suitable fatty acid pitch material; Intended for use as a dampprooflng material In the maintenance

of bituminous and metal roofing and for application

on walls and foundations. Gives requirements for

colors, consistency, nonvolatile matter, Inorganic

filler and coloring material, heat and cold test, and paint bleeding test; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

%mA PRIMING PAINTS

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANTT-P-656b-2; 1945. Primer; Zinc Chromate.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-P-56a; 1945.

Paint; Primer-Sealer (for) Plaster and Wallboard. Covers one grade and type. Gives requirements for pigment, liquid, quantitative requirements, and qualitative requirements; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and requirements for packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-P-636; 1946. Primer, Paint; Synthetic (for Ferrous Metal and Wood Surfaces). Covers one type and grade of com- bination alr-drylng and baking oil-modified alkyd

varnlsh-base primer for ferrous metal and wood. Gives requirements for material, color, pigment,

vehicle, quantitative requirements, qualitative

requirements, and toxicity; methods of sampling and test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-P-641J 1939. Amend. 2; 1945. Primer, Paint; Zinc Dust-Zinc

Oxide (for Galvanized (Zinc-Coated) or Zinc Surfaces). Covers three types— (I) zinc dust-zinc

oxlde-llnseed oil paint, (II) zinc dust-zinc oxlde- glyceryl phthalate paint, and (III) zinc dust-zinc oxide-phenolic resin paint; and two classes— (A) ready-to-mlx and (B) ready-mixed. Gives requirements for composition, pigment, liquid, and details for each type of paint; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P17b, 1945. Primer and Enamel, Asphalt.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P18J 1945. Primer, Zlnc-Chromate (Formula no. 84)

.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specif icatlon 52P26, . 1945. Primer, Metal (Brown).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 3-193; 1944. Primer, Phenolic (Water

Immerslble)

.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification. 3-171; 1944. Primer, Synthetic, for Ferrous

Metals.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

3-172A; 1944. Primer, Synthetic, Reflnlshlng.

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U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

3-201; 1945. Primer, Zinc Yellow.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Maritime Commission. Specification 52-MC-12 (Tentative) 1942. Primer; Gray Exterior

(Wood). Covers one type and grade. Gives require- ments for materials, workmanship, color, composition, weight per gallon, nonvolatile, viscosity, coarse particles and skins, odor, flash point,

moisture, skinning, working properties, drying

properties, after tack, appearance, recoatlng,

gloss, compatibility, package stability, kettle bodied linseed oil, and driers; Inspection, sam- pling, and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Maritime Commission. Specification 52-MC-29 (Tentative) 1943, amended 1945. Primer; Zinc Chromate. Covers one type and grade. Gives

requirements for materials and workmanship, tinting, weight per gallon, nonvolatile, viscosity, coarse particles and skins, odor, flash point

(closed cup), moisture, skinning, working properties, drying properties, appearance after drying,

recoatlng, gloss, compatibility, and package stability; Inspection, sampling, and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

52-MC-201; 1946. Primer; Red Lead-Mixed Pigment. Covers one type and grade. Gives requirements for raw materials, workmanship, color, composition,

fineness of grind, weight per gallon, nonvolatile,

viscosity, coarse particles and skins, odor, flash

point, skinning, working properties, drying properties, appearance after drying, recoatlng, gloss,

compatibility, and package stability; Inspection,

sampling, and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

844.5 STENCIL PAINTS

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-P-98; 1945.

Paint; Stencil, Flat. Covers one grade and two types— (I) paint consistency and (II) semlpaste

consistency. Gives requirements for material,

toxicity, color, condition In container, storage

stability, nonvolatile matter, nonvolatile vehicle,

consistency, brushing properties and appearance, drying time, gloss, dry opacity (hiding power),

flexibility, mlsclblllty, and resistance to light

and water spray; methods of sampling, Inspection,

and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P77; 1945. Paint, Stencil.

844.6 PAINTS CLASSIFIED BY COLOR ONLY

844.61 Black and Gray Paints

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P24; 1945. Paint, Tinting, Black (Formula no. 101).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P27; 1945. Paint, Deck, Black (Formula No. 24)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P29; 1946. Paint, Boot-Topping, Black (for Wooden Vessels)

(Formula no. 3)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P36; 1945. Paint, Striping, Black (Formula No. 38)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P40a; 1946.

Paint, Outside, Navy-Gray, No. 7 (Formula No. 5N)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P45c; 1946.

Paint, Outside, Haze-Gray, No. 27 (Formula No. 5H).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P46a; 1946. Paint, Outside, Ocean-Gray, no. 17 (Formula NO. 5-0)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P52; 1945. Paint, Outside, Light-Gray, No. 37 (Formula no. 5L) . U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P70a; 1946.

Paint, Outside, Dull-Black (Formula No. 104)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P78; 1945. Paint, Outside, Gray, no. 46.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P79a, 1945.

Paint, outside, Gray, no. 11 (Formula No. 109)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P82; 1945. Paint, Deck, Interior, Gray (Formula No. 20L).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P86; 1946.

Paint, Inside, Light-Gray, Flre-Retardant (Formula

NO. 27L)

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 3-206; 1945. Paint, Traffic, Runway, Black.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

3-106F; 1945. Paint, Acid-proof, Black, for Ammunition.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification 52-MC-13 (Tentative) 1942, amended 1944. Paints; Gray, Low-Vlslblllty (Oleoreslnous) Eggshell.

Covers one grade and two types— (I) deck gray and

(II) hull gray. Covers materials, workmanship,

color, composition, tinting, weight per gallon,

nonvolatile, viscosity, coarse particles and skins,

odor, flash point, moisture, skinning, working

properties, drying properties, after tack, appearance after drying, recoatlng, gloss, compatibility,

package stability, kettle bodied linseed oil, and

driers; Inspection, sampling, and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

52-MC-105; 1946. Paint; Hull, Black. Covers one

type and grade. Gives requirements for materials,

workmanship, color, composition, fineness of grind,

weight per gallon, nonvolatile, viscosity, coarse particles and skins, odor, flash point, water,

skinning, working properties, drying properties,

recoatlng, gloss, compatibility, and package stability; Inspection, sampling, and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

D. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

52-MC-151; 1945. Paint; Deck, Black, Oil Resisting. Covers one type and grade. Gives require- ments for materials, workmanship, color, composition, weight per gallon, nonvolatile, viscosity,

fineness of grind, coarse particles and skins,

odor, flash point, water, skinning, working properties, drying properties, appearance after drying,

recoatlng, gloss, oil resistance, gasoline resistance, compatibility, and package stability; Inspection, sampling, and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

844.62 Blue Paints

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P39; 1945. Paint, Striping, Blue (Formula no. 43).

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U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P43a, 1945.

Paint, Deck, Gray, Outside (Formula No. . 20).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P44DJ 1946.

Paint, Outside, Navy-Blue (Formula No. 5NB)

.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P4?; 1945.

paint, Tinting, Thayer-Blue (Formula No. 5-BTM)

.

8411.63 Brown Paints

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P38? 1945. paint, Striping, Brown (Formula no. 41) . U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P80; 1945.

Paint, Outside, Ocean-Brown (Formula No. 5-OB)

.

844.65 Green and Olive Paints

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-P-7la; 1941. Amend. 2; 1945. Paint; Ready-Mixed, Exterior,

Chrome-Green. Covers but one grade and type of ready-mixed green trim paint. Gives requirements

for pigment, vehicle, ready-mixed paint, and composition; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-P-8ia; 1943. Amend, l; 1945. Paint; Ready-Mixed, Olive-Drab.

Covers one grade and one type of llnseed-oll ollve- drab paint suitable for outside use. Gives re- quirements for pigment (white lead, zinc oxide,

tinting colors and extending pigment, organic

colors, and sulfide sulfur), vehicle, and readymixed paint (pigment, liquid, water, and coarse

particles and skins); methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P32; 1945.

Paint, Hospltal-Shlp, Green (Formula No. 12).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P33b; 1946. Paint, inside, Light-Green, Semi-Gloss, FlreRetapdant (Formula no. 31)

.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P37; 1945.

paint, Striping, Green (Formula No. 39).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P56a, 1945.

Paint, Outside, Ocean-Green (Formula No. 5-OG)

.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P81; 1945. Primer, paint, Green, Rapid-Drying (Formula no.

106) . U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P85I 1946. Paint, Af ter-Plckllng, Green (Formula No. 84 G)

.

844.66 Red Paints

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P23b; 1946.

paint, Deck, Nonskld, Flre-Retardant, Red.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P31; 1945.

paint, Striping, Red (Formula no. 40)

.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P84; 1946.

paint, After-Plckllng, Red (Formula NO. 84R)

.

844.67 White and Light-Tinted Paints

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-P-40; 1943.

Amend. 2; 1945. Paint; Oil, Exterior, Ready-Mixed,

Light-Tints, and White. Covers two types— (I) Mlxed-plgment base (class A—white, generalpurpose, B —white, special fume-proof (lead- free), and C —tint-base) and (II) white-lead base. Gives requirements for tints, pigment, Ingredients, ex- tenders, vehicle, apparent daylight reflectance,

drying properties, consistency, working properties

and surface appearance, resistance to sulfide

fumes; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-P-88a; 1945.

paint; Resin-Base Emulsion, Interior, Paste, White

and Tints. Covers one grade and type, for use, when thinned with water, as decorative coating on Interior walls and ceilings. Gives requirements

for material and workmanship, composition, properties of ready-mixed paste, brushing, spraying,

flowing, spreading, recoatlng, apparent reflectance

for white, color and appearance of tints, solids,

cleansing, chalking, washablllty, dry opacity, wet

opacity, yellowing of the white paint, flexibility,

resistance to tint variation (tinted paint only), and stability under the brush; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P22a; 1946. Paint, Inside, White, Semi-Gloss, Flre-Retardant

(Formula No. 27) . U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P25; 1945. paint, Outside, untlnted-Base (Formula No. 5U)

.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P28I 1945. Paint, Outside, White (Formula No. 6).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P48; 1945. Paint, Deck, White (Formula no. 20U)

.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P73a; 1946. Paint, White, Silk-Screen.

844.68 Yellow, Cream, and Straw Paints

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P30J 1945.

Paint, Striping, Yellow (Formula No. 42)

.

844-69 Miscellaneous Paints Classified by

Col or

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-P-59; 1937.

Amend. 2J 1945. Paint; Ready-Mixed, InternationalOrange. Covers one class and one type of readymixed chrome orange linseed oil paint. Gives re- quirements for color, pigment, vehicle, and details

for ready-mixed paint; methods of Inspection and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

844.7 LUMINESCENT MATERIAL

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANL-l3a-i; 1946. Luminescent Material; FluorescentRadioactive. 844.9 MISCELLANEOUS PAINTS

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, Civil Aeronautics

Administration, Office of Federal Airways. Specification CAA-577; 1942. Paint; Alkyd ReslnEmulslon, Exterior.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-P-115; 1942. Amend, i; 1945. Paint; Traffic, Exterior, White

and Yellow. Covers one grade and two classes— (A) white and (B) yellow. Gives material, general re- quirements, drying properties, wet hiding power,

color and daylight reflectance, consistency, flexi- bility, performance, water, and stability; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P62; 1945. Paint, Flre-Retardant (Binder for Anti-Sweat

Coatings) (Formula No. 34).

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U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P67! 1945. Paint, Zinc-Dust (for Fresh Water Tanks) (Formula

No. 102).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 39-36; 1946. Paint, Camouflage, BituminousEmulsion.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

52-MC-280; 1946. Paints; Binder (for AntiCondensation Coatings). Covers two types— (I) regular and (II) f lre-retardant. Gives require- ments for materials, workmanship, composition,

fineness of grind, weight per gallon, consistency,

drying properties, coarse particles and skins,

odor, and package stability; Inspection, sampling, and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

845. STAINS

8*5.2 WOOD STAINS IN TURPENTINE

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-S-711; 1945. Stain; Wood, Interior, Non-Bleeding. Covers one

type and grade. Gives requirements for material,

stability and condition of container, consistency,

drying time, total nonvolatile matter, dilution, color and penetration, working properties, odor, and resistance to fading; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. 'Gov. , U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

3-202; 1945. Stain, Wood, Olive Drab. 845.3 W000 STAINS IN OIL

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-S-706; 1945. Stain; Opaque, Wood, Exterior, Oil. Covers one

grade In red, brown, or green colors. Gives gen- eral requirements, pigments, liquid, complete

stains composition, odor, drying time, weight, and

color; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-S-711; 1945.

Stain; Wood, Interior, Non-Bleeding. Covers one

type and grade. Gives requirements for material,

stability and condition of container, consistency,

drying time, total nonvolatile matter, dilution, color and penetration, working properties, odor, and resistance to fading; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52S7; 1945. Stains.

845.9 MISCELLANEOUS STAINS

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

3-189A; 1945. Stain, preservative, Water Soluble.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

3-190A; 1945. Stain, Preservative, Asphaltlc Type. 846. VARNISH AND VARNISH GUMS AND

RES INS

846.1 SPIRIT VARNISHES

846. 1 1 Shellac Varnishes

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-V-130; 1943.

Amend, l; 1945. Varnish; Spirit (Shellac Varnish

Replacement). Covers one grade and type. Gives

requirements for material, appearance, color, viscosity, nonvolatile matter, ash, drying properties,

working properties, adhesion properties, effect on

wood, resistance to abrasion, odor, dilution, and sanding properties and sealing properties; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification 52-MC-22 (Tentative), 1943. Varnish; Spirit (Sub- stitute for Shellac Varnish). Covers one grade and

two types— (I) light and (II) dark. Gives re- quirements for materials, workmanship, color,

appearance, viscosity, nonvolatile matter, water

resistance, working properties, drying properties,

sanding properties, adhesion properties, effect on

wood, holdout, recoatlng, odor, and package stability; Inspection, sampling, and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

846.12 Damar Varnishes

U- S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-V-61; 1939.

Amend. 2; 1945. Varnish; Damar. Covers one grade.

Gives requirements for material and workmanship,

color, nonvolatile matter, nature of nonvolatile

matter, nature of volatile matter, acid number,

viscosity, appearance, and mixing and baking tests; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

846.2 LONG OIL VARNISHES

846.21 Spar Varnish

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANV-26; 1945. Varnish; phenol-Formaldehyde Spar.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- TT-V- 116-3; 1945. Varnish; Spar, Glyceryl Phthalate.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52V12d; 1946.

Varnish, Spar, Water-Resisting (Formula No. 80)

U. S. Gov., u. S. Maritime Commission Specification

52-MC-302; 1945. Varnish; Spar, Water-Resisting.

Covers one type and grade. For Interior and exte- rior finishing varnish and as a vehicle for pig- mented products. Gives requirements for material,

workmanship, appearance, color, nonvolatile, viscosity, odor, flash point, skinning, working properties, safety of working, drying properties, re- coatlng, gloss, kauri reduction, compatibility,

water resistance, reactivity, and package stability; Inspection, sampling, and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

846.3 SHORT OIL VARNISHES

846.31 Rubbing Varnish

U. S. Gov., u. S. Maritime Commission Specification

52-MC-304; 1945. Varnish; Interior, Rubbing.

Covers one type and grade. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, appearance, color, nonvolatile, viscosity, odor, flash point, skinning, work- ing properties, safety of working, drying time,

recoatlng, rubbing properties, gloss, flexibility,

compatibility, water resistance, alcohol resistance, and package stability; Inspection, sampling,

and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

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846.4 ASPHALT VARN iSHES

846. 41 Air Drying Asphalt Varnish

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

52-MC-303; 1945. Varnish; Asphalt, Black. Covers

one type and one grade. Materials shall be as specified In Section C of Federal Specification TT- V-5ia and varnish shall conform to Section E of

Federal Specification TT-V-5ia. Gives requirements

for Inspection, sampling, and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

846.5 CELLULOSE ACETATE AND CELLULOSE NITRATE PRODUCTS (LACQUERS AND PLASTICS)

846.50 General Items Manufacturing Chemists' Assn. of the U. S. Manual

Sheet N-l. Handling of Nitrocellulose Wet With

Alcohol (or Other Organic Liquid) or Water While

In i.e. C Containers; In Storage or In Process. Recommended Practice Adopted 1940, Revised 1945. includes description of nitrocellulose, handling of containers, storage, handling In process, empty

barrels, mechanical work and repairs, and fire pre- vention and protection.

846.51 Aircraft Varnish

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN0-145; 1945. Compound; Protective Plastic Stripping

(Sprayable).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AND-2-4; 1945. Dope; Cellulose-Acetate-Butyrate,

Pigmented, Gloss.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANV-27; 1945. Varnish; Wood propeller.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- TT-D-554-5; 1945. Dope; Cellulose-Nitrate, Pigmented.

846.52 Ammunition Varnish

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

3-162C;' 1944. Lacquer Enamel, Lustreless.

846.53 Metal Varnish

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specif Icatlon, ANL-29-i; 1945. Lacquer; Cellulose Nitrate.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33C8; 1945.

Covering, Organic-Plastic (for instrument Bodies).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

3-183; 1944. Primer, Synthetic, Lacquer-Reslstlng.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

3-184", 1944. Lacquer, Rust-Inhlbltlng, Clear.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

3-197; 1944. Surfacer, Synthetic.

846.54 Wood Varnish

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANC-83a, 1945. Coatings; Protective (for Wood).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

3-197; 1944. Surfacer, Synthetic.

846.59 Miscellaneous Cellulose Products

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 14130A,

1945. Compound; Protective Plastic Stripping.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- C-117b-i; 1945.' Compound; Protective, Strlppable

(Hot Dipping).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANC-141; 1945. Cement; Acrylic Monomer Base (for

Acrylic Plastic).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANC-155; 1946. Coating; Protective (for Formed Acrylic Base Plastic).

U. S. Gov^, Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANE-12; 1945. Ethylene Glycol Monobutyl Ether.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- P-73; 1945. Primer; Lacquer Proof Metal (for

Ground Equipment and Metal Containers).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANT-27-2; 1946. Thinner; Cellulose Acetate Butyrate

Dope.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- TT-T-256-7; 1946. Thinner; Cellulose Nitrate Dope

and Lacquer.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-149; 1946. Compound, Protective, Strlppable (HotDlpplng)

.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 3-211", 1945. Lacquer, Brushing, Quick-Drying,

Red.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

3-198; 1944. Lacquer, Ethyl Cellulose, Special

(for Ordnance Materiel).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army,. Ordnance Dept. Specification

3-199; 1944. Lacquer, Lustreless Sand, Obliterating.

846.6 VARNISH GUMS AND RESINS

846.61 Ester Gum

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-G-276;

1946. Gum, Ester.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52V22; 1945. Varnish, Ester-Gum, Grinding.

846.63 Resins and Resin Compounds

American Society for Testing Materials, D563-45T; 1945. Tentative Method of Test for Phthallc

Anhydride Content of Alkyd Resins and Resin Solutions. Gives scope, apparatus, reagents, procedure, and calculations.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52Rl3a, 1945. Resin, Alkyd, Solution.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52R14J 1946. Resin, phenol-Modi fled-Alkyd, Solution.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

52-MC-501; 1945. Resin; Alkyd, Solutions. Covers

one grade and two types— (I) 70 percent nonvolatile and (II) 60 percent nonvolatile. Shall be a stable, homogeneous resin solution entirely suit- able for use In the manufacture of ready-mixed

paint. Gives requirements for color, appearance, flash point, odor, nonvolatile matter, solvent, reduced resin solution, and details; Inspection,

sampling, and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

846.9 MISCELLANEOUS VARNISH SPECIFICATIONS .

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANV-29; 1945. Varnish; Decalcomanla Adhesive.

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U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52L13I 1945. Lacquer, Clear, Brushing; and Thinner.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P59; 1945. Protective-Coating (Heat-Hardening) , PhenolFormaldehyde.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52V18a, 1945. Varnish, Mixing, Alkyl-Phenollc.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

52-MC-301; 1945. Varnish; Phenolic, Mixing. Covers one type and one grade of a stable, homogeneous

mixing varnish. Gives requirements for raw materials, composition, appearance, color, flash point,

odor, viscosity, rosin and rosin derivatives,

skinning, gas-proofness, water resistance, and

alkali resistance; Inspection, sampling, and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

847. BRONZE POWDERS AND VEHICLES

847.1 ALUMINUM BRONZE

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3128; 1945. Aluminum Pig- ment paste. Primarily as a pigment for aluminum

paint to be used as exterior protective coating on metal surfaces. Gives composition, components, re- quirements, packaging, Identification, approval,

reports, and rejections. Similar specification:

Army-Navy Aeronautical AN-TT-A-46la; TT-A-468,

Grade I, Type II, Class B; ASTM D474-41, Type B.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- TT-A-46ia-i; 1944. Alumlnum-Plgment-Paste; Aircraft.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-A-468; 1942. Amend. 2", 1945. Aluminum-Pigment; Powder and

Paste (for) paint. Covers two types — (I) powder

and (II) paste, and two classes— (A) for general

paint use and (B) for special finishes. Gives

aluminum pigment powder, total nonvolatile, total impurities, acetone extract, coarse particles,

mica, fillers and other adulterants, leafing, working properties and surface appearance, condition in container, and stability; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

847.3 COPPER BRONZE

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv. , 758; 1946. Bronze—Pigment; Powder (for) Gold Paint. Covers one type and one grade. Shall be made from new ingot metals, In the form of fine polished

flakes, suitable -for making gold paint. Gives re- quirements for working properties and surface

appearance, leafing, acetone extract, coarse particles, and color; methods of sampling, Inspection,

and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

848. OILS AND THINNERS FOR PAINTS AND

VARNISHES

848.1 LINSEED OIL 848.12 Boiled Linseed Oil

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52-0-17a, 1945. Oil, Linseed, Alkali-Refined.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52-0-20; 1945.

Oil, Linseed, Heat-Bodied.

848.6 TURPENTINE

U. S. Gov., u. S. Maritime Commission Specification

52-MC-551; 1945. Turpentine. Covers one grade and any of the kinds specified in Section B of Federal Specification LLL-T-79lb. Shall conform to Section

E of Federal Specification LLL-T-79lb, except cer- tification. Gives requirements for inspection,

sampling, and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

848.7 TURPENTINE SUBSTITUTES, MINERAL SPIRITS

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3165; 1945. Solvent, Petroleum, Aromatic. A blend of petroleum hydrocarbons

to be used primarily as a paint thinner where applicable. Gives requirements, reports, Identification, approval, and rejections. Similar specification: Army-Navy Aeronautical AN-W-N-96; 1944.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-T~29ia; 1945.

Thinner; Paint, Volatile Mineral Spirits (PetroleumSpirits). Covers two grades— (1) light thinner

and (2) heavy thinner. Gives requirements for appearance, color, spot test, blackening, and

acidity; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

848.9 MISCELLANEOUS OIL AND THINNER SPECIFICATIONS

American Society for Testing Materials, D361-36;

1936. Standard Specifications for Industrial 90 Benzene for Use in Paint, Varnish, Lacquer, and

Related Products. Gives scope, specific gravity,

color, distillation range, nonvolatile matter,

odor, water, acidity, sulfur, corrosion, and methods of testing.

American Society for Testing Materials, D362-36;

1936. Standard Specifications for Industrial

Grade Toluene for Use In Paint, Varnish, Lacquer,

and Related Products. Gives scope, specific gravity, color, distillation range, nonvolatile matter,

odor, water, acidity, sulfur, corrosion, and methods of testing.

American Society for Testing Materials, D364-365

1936. Standard Specifications for Industrial Grade Xylene or Solvent Naphtha for use In Paint, Varnish, Lacquer, and Related Products. Gives scope, specific gravity, color, distillation range, nonvolatile matter, odor, water acidity, sulfur, corrosion, and methods of testing.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3130; 1945. Paint Vehicle

Glyceryl Phthalate. Primarily as vehicle for alu- minum paint but may be used as a transparent finish coating for metal and wood where applicable. Gives

composition, components, requirements, test panels,

properties of clear vehicle, properties of pigmented vehicle, Identification, approval, reports, and

rej ectlons.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANT-8b-4; 1946. Thinner; Primer and Enamel.

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U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52-0-19b, 1945.

Oil, Varnish.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52Xi; 1945. Xylene (Xylol).

849. MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS RELATING TO

PAINTS AND PRESERVATIVE COATINGS

849.1 PAINT DRIERS

849.19 Miscellaneous Paint Driers

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52L15; 1945. Llnoleate, Lead. 849.2 WOOD FILLERS AND OTHER FILLING MATERIALS

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52W4b, 1945. Wood-Substitute, Plastic; and Solvent-Fluid.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv. , 597a; 1946. Filler: Crack and Seam. Covers one grade

and two types— (I) powder and (II) paste. Intended for use In filling cracks In wood, metal, and

cement, but not for expansion Joints or calking.

Gives requirements for material, color, sagging,

adhesion, hardening, shrinkage, and application of

finish; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

3-186; 1945. Sealer, Wood, preservative.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification 52-MC-31 (Tentative); 1943. Sealer; Spirit, for Bituminous Products. Covers one type and grade.

Gives requirements for material, workmanship,

appearance of dried film, viscosity, nonvolatile

matter, working properties, drying properties, ad- hesion properties, sealing properties, odor, and stability; Inspection, sampling, and methods of

test; and packaging and marking.

849.3 PUTTY

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P69; 1946.

Putty, Sealing (for Bolted-Steel petroleum Tanks).

849.4 PAINT AND VARNISH REMOVERS

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 14119A,

1945. Remover; Paint (for Aircraft Finishes).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52Rl2a, 1946. Remover, Paint and Varnish (Nonln flammable Type)

.

849.6 WATERPROOFING COMPOUND FOR TEXTILES AND OTHER FABRICS

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3610A, 1945. Plastic Film

Transparent, Moisture-Vapor Resistant. For use In fabrication of envelopes or bags for enclosing air- craft engines, accessories and/or spare parts when

dehydrated for shipment or storage. Gives requirements, test procedures, quality, reports, packaging, marking, approval, and rejections. Similar

specification: Army-Navy Aeronautical AN-B-20.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-lOi;

1945. Packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment;

Adhesive, Water-Resistant, for Sealing FIberboard

Boxes.-

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52C26; 1946. Compound, Preservative; Fire-,' Water-, Mildew-, and Weather-Resistant (for Canvas).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52C29a, 1945. Cement, Synthetic (for Hard Cellular BuoyancyMaterial).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52C365 1945. Compound, Synthetic (for Hose-Cover Repair).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 4-1131; 1945. Compound, Retreating, Water, Weather and Mildew Resistant (for Cotton Duck and

Webbing)

.

849.7 WATER COLORS

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS130-46; 1946. Color Materials for Art Education In Schools. To provide a guide to school authorities in the pur- chase of color materials for art education In schools. Covers minimum requirements for color materials of satisfactory color and working properties. Gives definitions and detail requirements

for wax crayons, pressed crayons, semi-moist water colors, dry cake water colors, liquid tempera,

powder tempera, white dustless blackboard crayons, sight saving dustless blackboard crayons, colored dustless crayons, molded sight saving blackboard

crayons, molded white chalk crayons, molded colored chalk crayons, lecturers' colored chalk crayons, lecturers' colored dustless crayons, pastel crayons, and modeling clay. Initiated by the Crayon, Water Color and Craft Institute, Inc.

849.9 MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS RELATING TO

PAINTS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 14143; 1945. Coating; Protective, for Formed Plastic,

Acrylic Sheet.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52M4J 1945. Methyl-Abletate, Hydrogenated (Plastlclzer)

.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 52P60a; 1946. Protectlve-Coatlng-Materlal, polymer-Powder (Prod- uct of an Organic Dlhallde and an inorganic polysulflde).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

52-MC-601; 1945. Deck Covering; Anti-Slip, Abrasive Paste. Covers one grade and two types— (I) deck gray and (II) Interior colors. Gives require- ments for materials, workmanship, color, composition, fire resistance, anti-slip properties, accel- erated weathering resistance, resistance to salt water and temperature change, salt spray resistance, dry weight, impact resistance, resistance to oil, resistance to gasoline, resistance to ele- vated temperature, drying properties, flash point,

skinning, and package stability; inspection, sampling, and methods of test; and packaging and marking.

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860-869 EXPLOSIVES, FIREWORKS, AND AMMUNITION

860. GENERAL ITEMS

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification W-B-411; 1941. Amend. 2; 1945. Blasting- Apparatus (Machines,

Blasting; Galvanometers ana Rheostats for Testing

Blasting Circuits and Machines). Covers one grade

In three types — (I) galvanometers for testing

blasting circuits; (II) blasting machines, in four classes— (A) 10 cap capacity, (B) 30 cap capacity,

(C) 50 cap capacity, and (D) 100 cap capacity; and

(III) rheostats for testing blasting machines.

Gives material and workmanship, general requirements, and details for each type and class; methods

of Inspection and tests; and packing and marking

for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. includes definitions of explosives and dangerous

articles other than explosives, accepted and for- bidden, for transportation by common carriers by

rail freight, rail express, highway, or water. Classification of explosives as —class A, dangerous explosives (ammunition for cannon; ammunition

nonexploslve; ammunition—projectiles, grenades,

bombs, mines, and torpedoes; ammunition for small

arms with explosive bullets or projectiles; ammunition, chemical, explosive; black powder and low explosives; high explosives; and Initiating or priming explosives); class B, less dangerous ex- plosives (ammunition for cannon with empty, sand

loaded or solid projectiles or without projectiles;

fireworks; and smokeless powder); and class C, rel- atively safe explosives (ammunition for small arms; blasting caps; cordeau detonant; fuzes; Igniters; Instantaneous fuse; primers; safety fuse; and toy

caps). Classification of dangerous articles other

than explosives as —Inflammable liquids, inflam- mable solids and oxidizing materials, acids and other corrosive liquids, compressed gases, and

poisonous articles—class A, extremely dangerous

poisons; class B, less dangerous poisons; and class

C, tear gas or irritating substances. Published by

American Trucking Assns. , Inc., Tariff Bureau,

and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

861 . POWER

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-223;

1945. Powder, Black.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-231;

1945. Powder, Smokeless, pyrocellulose.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-270;

1945. Powder, Propellent, Cannon.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-381;

1946. Powder, Propellent, 4.2-inch Chemical Mortar.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 4G2a; 1946. Grains, Powder, Flashless.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

50-12-9B; 1944. Powder, Smokeless, for Cartridges, Caliber .30 and Caliber .50.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

50-12-13; 1944. Powder, Smokeless, for Cartridge,

Carbine, Caliber .30, Ml.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, ordnance Dept. Specification

50-12- 14A; 1945. Powder, ignition Cartridge, 60-

MM, 81-MM, Mortar.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

50-12-18; 1945. Powder, Propellent, M12, for 20MM

Gun, AN-M2. 862. DYNAMITE AND OTHERHIGH EXPLOSIVES

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-N-246;

1945. Nitroglycerin.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 49-21A; 1945. Craterlng Explosive, Ammonium

Nitrate Base.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 49-36; 1945. Snake, Demolition, M3.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 49-42; 1945. Charge, Springing, Rod, Earth,

Blast-Driven.

864. FUSES, DETONATORS, AND FIRING

DEVICES

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-D-268;

1945. Demolltlon-Equlpment-Standards.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-F-360;

1946. Fuse, Blasting, Time.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-F-361;

1946. Firing Devices, Pressure Release Type, M-5.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-F-364;

1946. Firing Devices, Pull Friction Type, M-2.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-373;

1946. Clips, Cord, Detonating, M-l.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specifica- tion 49-8C; 1945. Lighter, Fuse, Friction Type, Ml.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 49-18A; 1945. Firing Device, Pressure Type, M-1A1.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 49-20A; 1945. Cap, Blasting, Special.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specifica- tion 49-22A; 1944. Adaptor, Priming, Explosive, M-lA3.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 49-23A; 1945. Lighter, Fuse, Weatherproof,

M-2.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 49-25; 1945. Primer, Percussion Cap; M-2.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specifica- tion 49-26A; 1945. Firing Device; pull, Release

Type, M-3.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 49-33A; 1945. Detonators Delay.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 49-41; 1945. Firing Device, Delay Type, M-l. 866. AMMUNITION

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

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R31-45; 1645. Loaded Paper Shot Shells. This

recommendation establishes a list of standard sizes and Varieties of paper shot shells for low cup

(smokeless), progressive-burning powder (medium

cup), and progressive-burning powder (high cup); and Includes trap loads, skeet loads, short-range

loads, rifled slug loads, and buck-shot loads. Covers shell gage, weight of powder, weight of

shot, shot sizes, length of shell unloaded, and maximum height of brass cup. Sponsored by Sporting

Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers' Institute.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of

Standards. Simplified practice Recommendation R62-

45; 1945. Metallic Cartridges. This recommendation establishes a list of types and varieties of metallic cartridges including smokeless powder, black powder, and Lesmok powder for rlm-flre car- tridges (ball, shot, and blank) and smokeless pow- der and black powder for center-fire cartridges

(ball, blanks, and shot). Sponsored by Sporting

Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers' Institute. 867. POWDER FOR FUSES, PRIMER AND DETONATORS, FLARES, AND PYROTECHNICS

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-M-219;

1945. Mercury Fulminate.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

50-14-6A; 1945. Powders, Fuze. 868. CHEMICALS NOT OTHERWISE CLASSIFIED FOR USE IN MANUFACTURING

PYROTECHNICS, EXPLOSIVES, AND

AMMUNITION

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-A-202;

1945. Anthracene (Technical Grade).

870-879 SOAPS, COSMETICS, AND

871. SOAPS AND OTHER DETERGENTS

871.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, D459-45T;

1945. Tentative Definitions of Terms Relating to Soaps and Other Detergents. Defines soap, alkali

detergent, anhydrous soap, anionic detergent,

blended soap, builder, built soap, catlonlc detergent, cleaning, detergency, detergent, dry cleaning, scouring, soap powder, soli, straight soap, titer, washing, and various other terms. American Society for Testing Materials, D800-45J

1945. Standard Methods of Chemical Analysis of Industrial Metal Cleaning Compositions. Cover In- dustrial metal cleaning compositions In solid,

paste, or liquid form. Gives scope, preparation of sample, reagents, procedure, calculations, and re- ports for total alkalinity, total fatty acids,

anhydrous soap, rosin, total silica, phosphates,

combined sodium and potassium oxides, chlorides,

sulfates, water, carbon dioxide, total matter In- soluble In alcohol, free alkali, synthetic detergent or wetting agent, volatile hydrocarbons, loss

on Ignition, and report.

American Society for Testing Materials, D820-45T;

1945. Tentative Methods of Chemical Analysis of Soaps Containing Synthetic Detergents. Gives anaU. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-S-177-

1; 1945. Strontium Nitrate, Anhydrous.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-206-

1; 1945. Cellulose, Cotton (for Use In Explosives)

.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-216-

1; 1945. Cellulose, Woodpulp (Sulfite) (for Use In Explosives)

.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-D -218; 1945. Dlbutylphthalate (for use in Explosives).

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-S-230;

1945. Silicon, Powdered.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-H-235-

1; 1945. Hexachlore thane.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-D-242;

1945. Dlethylphthalate (for Use In Explosives).

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-N-244-

1; 1945. Nitrocellulose (for Use In Explosives).

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-E-255;

1945. Ethyl Centrallte (Carbamlte).

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification jAN-H-257;

1945. Hexachlorbenzene.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-I-275;

1945. Iron-Oxide, Magnetic (for Use In pyrotechnics) . U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

50-11-64B; 1944. Strontium, Peroxide.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, ordnance Dept. Specification

50-11-90A; 1944. Cement, Nitrocellulose (for Use

In Ammunition).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

50-11-125; 1944. Hexamlne.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

50-11-122; 1944. Pentaerythrltol.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, ordnance Dept. Specification

50-11-126; 1944. Pentollte, 50/50.

TOILET PREPARATIONS

lytlcal procedures for moisture and other matter

volatile at 105 C. , free alkali or free acid, an- hydrous, salt-free, soda soap, alcohol-soluble

matter, matter Insoluble In water, total alkalinity

of matter Insoluble In alcohol, sodium silicate,

fatty matter, chlorides In alcohol-soluble matter,

rosin, synthetic detergent, and neutral, Inorganic

salts. National Cottonseed Products Assn., Inc. Rules, 1946. Definitions of Grade and Quality, article 19. Soap

Stock and Acidulated Soap Stock. Rules 137 and

138. Covers soap stock and acidulated soap stock. National Cottonseed Products Assn., Inc. Rules, 1946. Sampling and Methods of Chemical Analysis. Soap

Stock and Acidulated Soap Stock, Rules 243 and 276. Covers drawing samples, handling samples, preservation of samples, dry-extraction method (except from copra and palm kernel oils), optional wet-extraction method (except from copra and palm kernel oils),

and total fatty acids of soap stock or acidulated

soap stock from copra and palm kernel oils.

871.1 TOILET SOAPS

871.12 Liquid Toilet Soap

American Society for Testing Materials, D799-45; 1945. Standard Specifications for Liquid Toilet soap.

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Gives scope, general requirements, chemical composition, basis of purchase, and methods of sampling

and analysis.

871 . II Shav ing Soap

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification FFF-C-641; 1938. Amend. 2; 1945. Cream and Soap; Shaving. Covers

two types—(I) soap (cakes, stick, and powder) and

(II) cream (lather and brushless) . Gives material,

general requirements, volatile matter, matter In- soluble In ethyl alcohol, free alkali, free fatty

acids, matter Insoluble In hot distilled water, anhydrous soap, and computation; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

871.19 Miscellaneous Toilet Soaps

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification P-D-22ia; 1946. Detergents, Hand; Paste and Powder, for Mechanics'

Use. Covers three types — (I) hand grit-paste

detergent, (II) hand scouring powder with mineral

abrasive, and (III) hand scouring powder with

vegetable abrasive. Gives requirements for materials, use, odor, volatile matter, alkaline salt's, free alkali, free acid, anhydrous soda soap, In- soluble siliceous material, Insoluble sawdust or

corn meal, fineness, rosin, sugar, volatile hydrocarbons, and computation; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification P-S-576a; 1945.

Soap; Grit, Band, Cake. Covers one type. Gives

requirements for volatile matter, alkali as alkaline salts, free alkali, Insoluble siliceous material, rosin, sugar and foreign matter, anhydrous

soap, computation, and weight of cake; methods of sampling and testing; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

871.2 LAUNDRY AND KITCHEN SOAP, CHIPS, AND POWDER

871 .23 Soap Powders

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification P-S-606a; 1942.

Amend. 4; 1945. Soap-Powder. Covers one type of a uniform mixture of soap and sodium carbonate,

and/or other alkaline salts, In powdered form. Gives requirements for anhydrous soap, and alkaline

salts; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51S47; 1945.

Soap, Salt-water, Powdered (for Use in Soft, Hard, or Sea Water)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51S51; 1945. Sodlum-Reslnate (Rosin Soap)

871.26 Scouring Soaps

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification P-S-57ia; 1942. Amend. 4; 1945. Soap; Grit, Cake. Covers two types — (A) for fine work, such as glass and enamel, and (B) for scouring and scrubbing. Gives

requirements for moisture and volatile matter,

alkali as alkaline salts, free alkali, Insoluble siliceous material, sugar and foreign matter,

anhydrous soda soap, and physical properties;

methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 5lS20c; 1945.

Soap, Grit, Cake.

871.27 Scouring Powders

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification P-P-59ia; 1946.

powder; Scouring (for) Floors. Covers three types

(I) for fine marble floors, (II) for tile or ceramic and terrazzo floors, and (III) soap scouring

compound. Shall be white or light gray unscented

powder of uniform composition. Gives requirements

for volatile matter, sodium carbonate, anhydrous

soda, free alkali and Insoluble siliceous material; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

871.29 Miscellaneous Specifications for Laundry and Kitchen Soaps

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification P-S-600; 1943.

Amend. 3; 1945. Soap; Low-Tlter (for Low-Temperature

Washing). Covers two types— (I) bar form and (II) other forms, and three classes— (A) granular, (B) powdered, and (C) flake. Gives requirements for material, color, odor, bid sample, and details of chemical and physical requirements; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; snd packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51C49a; 1946. Compound, Dishwashing.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51S34; 1946.

Soap, Low-Tlter (for Low-Temperature Washing).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51S50; 1946.

Soap, Built, Hlgh-Tlter, Powdered.

871.4 AUTOMOBILE SOAP

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification P-S-598; 1941. Amend. 5; 1945. Soap, Liquid and Paste; (for) Automobile, Floor, and General Cleaning. Covers

two types—(I) liquid and (II) paste. Gives material, general requirements, consistency, color,

odor, moisture, solubility and sudsing, bid samples, keeping qualities, and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

871.5 SALT-WATER SOAP

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 5lS46a, 1945.

Soap, Salt-Water, Bar-Form (Containing Synthetic

Detergent)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51S47; 1945.

Soap, Salt-Water, Powdered (for Use in Soft, Hard,

or Sea Water)

871.9 MISCELLANEOUS SOAP AND CLEANING COMPOUNDS.

American Society for Testing Materials, D595-45J

1945. Standard Specifications for Tetrasodlum

Pyrophosphate (Anhydrous). A mildly alkaline material with water softening properties for washing,

cleaning, and scouring processes with soap or other

detergents. Gives tetrasodlum pyrophosphate, chemical composition, basis of purchase, rejection, and methods of sampling and analysis.

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U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 20015D,

1945. Compound; Cleaning (for Aircraft).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- S-55-i; 1946. Stripper; Cleaner and paint (for Ferrous Surfaces)

.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification O-C-426; 1945. Cleaner; Toilet-Bowl (Sodlum-Blsulfate) . Covers

one grade In crystalline or granular form. Gives

requirements for sulfuric acid equivalent and

particle size; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for

shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification P-D-236; 1941.

Amend. 4; 1945. Detergents, Special (for Aluminumware, Dlshwashlng-Machlnes, and Manual Cleaning). Covers two types — (I) for use In mechanical

dlshwashlng-machlnes and (II) for manual cleaning,

and two classes— (A) nonabrasive and (B) abrasive. Gives material, general requirements and details

for turbidity, foaming, corrosion, water-softening

880-889 DISINFECTANTS AND

881. DISINFECTANTS AND INSECTICIDES

881.0 GENERAL ITEMS

U. S. Gov., Federal* Security Agency, Food and Drug

Administration. Title 21, Part 120; 1944. Poisons

In Food. Tolerances for Fluorine Spray Residue on Apples and Pears. Gives findings of fact and

conclusions.

881.1 INSECT STOMACH POISONS

881 . 19 Miscel laneous Insect Stomach Poisons

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-I-180;

1945. Insecticide, Powder, Louse. 881.2 CONTACT INSECTICIDES

881.26 Insect Powder (Pyrethrum)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51P15a; 1946. pyrethrum-Concentrate (for use In Insecticide).

881 .29 Miscel laneous Contact Insecticides

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specifi- cation 4-1134; 1945. Insecticide, Spray, DDT, Re- sidual Effect (Stock NO. 51-1-305)

.

881.9 MISCELLANEOUS DISINFECTANTS AND INSEC- TICIDES

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-R-249;

1945. Repellent, insect.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 14Klc; 1946.

Kerosene, Water-White (for use In Insecticide).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 5lD6a; 1945.

Disinfectant, Germicide, and Fungicide.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51D23; 1946. Deodorant, Block.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51E2a; 1945. Exterminators, Roach and Water-Bug.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51-I-14a; 1946. Insecticide-ingredient; Solvent for DDT.

U. S. Gov. , Treasury Dept. , Procurement Dlv. , 755; 1946. D.D. T. (Dlchlorodlphenyl Trlchloroethane)

.

capacity, hydrogen-Ion content and buffer Index,

cleaning ability, relative cost, abrasion, corrosion, and rlnslblllty; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 5lCl0a, 1945. Compound, Sweeping.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51C58; 1946.

Compound, oil- and Water-Absorbing (for Floors and

Decks).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51T7; 1945. Tetrasodlum-pyrophosphate (Anhydrous)

.

U. S. Gov. , u. S. Army, ordnance Dept. Specification

2-117; 1944. Cleaner, Rifle Bore.

872. TOILET PREPARATIONS

872.3 FOOT POWDER

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

4-1030A; 1945. Foot powder.

WATER TREATMENTS

Covers one type and two grades

(a) aerosol and

(B) technical. Gives requirements for chemical and physical properties and form for each grade; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

882. WATER TREATMENTS, SEWAGE TREATMENTS

882.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Society for Testing Materials, D860-45T;

1945. Tentative Recommended Practice for Sampling

Boiler Water From Stationary Boilers. Covers the basic requirements for the sampling of boiler water

from stationary boilers for analysis and control of boiler water concentrations and constituents.

Gives description of terms, apparatus, point of sampling, procedure In taking samples, and sus- pended solids.

882.2 ANTISCALE BOILER COMPOUND

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 13C33, 1945.

Compound, Boiler, Navy, 1941. 882.3 DRINKING WATER AND TREATMENT OF DRINKING WATER

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40897;

1945. Kit; Sea Water Distillation, Type LL-l.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANW-5b-2; 1946. Water; Emergency Drinking (In Sealed

Cans)

.

882.6 WATER FOR INDUSTRIAL USE

American Society for Testing Materials, D857-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for Total Aluminum

and Aluminum Ion In industrial Waters. Covers the colorlmetrlc determination of aluminum In Indus- trial waters by the use of hematoxylin. Gives

application, apparatus, purity of reagents, reagents, determination of total aluminum, determination of aluminum Ion, calculations, and accuracy.

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American Society for Testing Materials, D858-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for Manganese In Industrial Waters. Covers the colorlmetrlc deter- mination of manganese In Industrial waters when

present In any form possessing a valence of seven

or less but does not distinguish the form In which

the manganese was originally present. Gives application, apparatus, purity of reagents, reagents,

procedure, calculation, and precision.

890-899

891. BLEACHES, POLISHES, DRESSINGS

Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper industry.

Analysis of Bleaching Powder, Bleach Liquor, and Bleach Sludge, Standard T 611 m-45; 1945. Gives a general discussion and covers Pleaching powder, bleach liquor, bleach sludge, and additional Infor- mation.

U. S. Gov. , Army Air Forces Specification 14099A;

1945. Cleaner; Liquid, for Glass.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 14125A,

1945. Compound; Cleaning, Heavy Duty (for Steel

and Brass Parts)

U. S. Gov. , Army Air Forces Specification 14132A,

1945. Compound; Shearling Reflnlshlng.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- C-154; 1945. Compound; Polishing (for Acrylic

Plastic)

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-D-636; 1943. Amend, z; 1946. Dressing; Leather, TransmissionBelt. Covers two types — (I) liquid or paste and

(II) stick. Gives general requirements, physical

requirements, and performance requirements; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51C18C 1945. Compound, Polishing.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 92-61; 1945. Compound, Leather Dressing,

Preservative, for Field Treatment. 893. PLASTICS

893.0 GENERAL ITEMS American Society for Testing Materials, D618-45T;

1945. Tentative Method for Conditioning Plastics

and Electrical Insulating Materials for Testing.

Many Plastics and electrical Insulating materials

respond to temperature and relative humidity In a manner that materially affects test results. Gives definitions, conditioning prior to test, tests at normal temperatures, tests at other standard test

temperatures, selection of conditioning procedure,

report, and appendix.

American Society for Testing Materials, D620-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for Colorfastness

of Plastics to Light. To establish a laboratory

procedure for evaluating the relative resistance of plastics to change In color when exposed to sunlight. Gives apparatus, test specimen, procedure, and report. American Society for Testing Materials, D621-45T;

1945. Tentative Methods of Test for Deformation of

American Society for Testing Materials, D859-45T;

1945. Tentative Methods of Test for Silica In Industrial Waters. - Gives scope, collection of sample, and purity of reagents; and principle

of method, application, reagents, procedure,

and calculation for referee method (hydrochloric

acid method), non-referee method A (perchloric

acid method), non-referee method B, and non-referee method C.

Plastics under Load. Cover two procedures for determining the deformation under- compression of nonmetalllc sheet and molded plastic materials, of

all classes and all commercial thicknesses, Intended for structural and insulating purposes. Gives nature of test, apparatus, test specimens, conditioning, test temperatures, procedure, and report

for rigid plastics; scope, nature of test, apparatus, test specimens, conditioning, procedure, cal- culations, and report for nonrlgld plastics; and

appendix.

American Society for Testing Materials, D648-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for Heat Distortion Temperature of plastics. Gives scope, apparatus,

preparation of apparatus, test specimens, conditioning test specimens, procedure, and report. American Society for Testing Materials, D675-45;

1945. Standard Descriptive Nomenclature of Objects Made From Plastics. Provides simple terms, adequate to convey with maximum brevity and certainty,

an accurate description of any visible characteristic of a plastic object which can be seen, but which cannot be expressed In numerical values.

Gives terms relating to color characteristics, surface characteristics, clarity, soundness or structure, and shape. Defines recommended nomenclature

terms and lists terms not recommended. American Society for Testing Materials, D790-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Flexural Test of Plastics. Gives scope, apparatus, test specimens,

number of test specimens, conditioning test specimens, procedure, retests, calculations, and report. American Society for Testing Materials, D796-45T;

1945. Tentative Recommended Practice for Molding

Specimens of phenolic Materials. Gives scope,

apparatus, conditioning, and procedure.

American Society for Testing Materials, D832-45T;

1945. Tentative Recommended practice for Conditioning of Rubber and Plastic Materials for Low- Temperature Testing. This recommended practice covers the general theory underlying all low- temperature testing of rubber and plastic materials. Gives general considerations, simple tem- perature effects, second-order transitions (vitrification), crystallization (first-order transitions), effects associated with plastlclzers, tests

for effects of second-order transition (vitrification) only, tests for effects of crystallization

(first-order transition) only, and tests for the effects associated with plastlclzers.

American Society for Testing Materials, D834-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for Ammonia In

MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PRODUCTS

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Phenol-Formaldehyde Molded Materials. Gives scope, apparatus, reagents, preparation of sample, procedure, and calculation. American Society for Testing Materials, D863-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Designating the Flow

Temperature of Thermoplastic Molding Materials.

Gives scope, method, and flow designation.

American Society for Testing Materials, D864-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for Coefficient of Cubical Thermal Expansion" of Plastics. Gives

scope, apparatus, test specimens, conditioning of

specimens, procedure, calculations, and report. National Fire Protection Assn. and U. S. Dept. of Agriculture, Joint sponsors. American Standards

Assn., Z12. 16-1945. Code for the Prevention of Dust Explosions In the plastics Industry. Gives definitions, Introduction, plant arrangement, building

construction, communications, explosion preventive measures, electrical equipment, minimizing the

effect and extent of explosions In dry powder proc- essing and handling equipment, housekeeping, fire extinguishing systems, and appendix.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40142;

1945. Durometer; Portable, Hand (Soft Metals and

Plastics)

.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANP-45-2; 1945. Plastic; Working and installation of Transparent Sheet (General Specification for).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANP-78; 1945. Plastic Parts In Hydraulic Equipment; General Tests for. 893.3 PLASTIC TABLEWARE

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 63T12; 1945.

Tableware, plastic.

893."+ PLASTIC SHEETS

American Society for Testing Materials, D786-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Cellulose Ace- tate Plastic Sheets. Gives scope, type, general

requirements, detail requirements, sampling, methods of testing, number of tests, retest and rejection, and packing and marking.

American Society for Testing Materials, D819-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Cast Allyl

Plastic Sheets, Rods, Tubes, and Shapes. Gives

scope, types and grades, general requirements, de- tail requirements, sampling, methods of testing, number of tests, retest and rejection, and packing

and marking.

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3535; 1945. Moisture —

Vapor-Resistant Sheet. Shall be an opaque, flexible, moisture-resistant sheet constructed of one or more plies. Gives use, requirements, test procedures, quality, reports, packaging, marking, approval, and rejections.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 12041;

1945. Plastic-Sheet; Transparent Vinyl Copolymer

Base.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANP-44a; 1945. Plastic; Acrylic Sheet.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANp-68; 1945. Phenolic Sheet; Laminated paper Base High Strength.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANP-84; 1946. Plastic; Cellulose Acetate Base Sheet.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification L-C-175; 1946.

Cellulose, Regenerated; Sheet, Dental. Covers one type, one grade, and two classes — (A) embossed

linen finish and (B) smooth finish. Gives require- ments for material, workmanship, general description, dimensions, and finish; sampling and Inspection; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33Mia, 1945. Methacrylate (or Similar Plastic Glazing Material).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33P40a, 1945.

Plastic, Transparent, Sheet, Cellulose-Acetate.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

27-MC-51; 1946. Curtains, Shower; plastic Sheeting. Covers one type and two classes— (A) light

weight and (B) heavy weight. Gives requirements

for materials, workmanship, construction, size, and Identification and marking; sampling, Inspection, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

893.5 TRANSPARENT PLASTICS

American Society for Testing Materials, D672-45T;

1945. Tentative Method of Test for Haze of Trans- parent Plastics by Photoelectric- Cell. Designed

to measure photoelectrlcally the haze of colored or colorless transparent plastics, using specimens

with substantially plane, parallel faces. Gives

definition, apparatus, test specimens, procedure,

calculation, and report.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification AN- C-70a; 1945. Covers; Light-Transmitting (for

Aeronautical Lights).

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-80;

1946. Plastic-Materials, Antl-Electrostatlc,

Clear, Transparent (for Indicating-Instrument

Windows)

.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33Mia, 1945. Methacrylate (or Similar Plastic Glazing Material).

893.8 PLASTIC MATERIALS AND COMPOUNDS

American Society for Testing Materials, D700-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Phenolic Molding Compounds. Cover hot-molding thermosetting

compounds consisting of essentially a phenolformaldehyde resin either alone or Intimately com- bined In the uncured or partially cured condition

with fillers, pigments and dyes, as required, to obtain the properties desired. Gives types, general requirements, detail requirements, sampling, , methods of testing, number of tests, retest and

rejection, and packing and marking.

National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Standards

for Laminated Thermosetting Products, 46-118; 1946. Provides practical Information concerning the manufacture, test and performance of laminated thermo- setting sheets, tubing and rods used In the manu- facture of electrical apparatus and supplies.

Covers general requirements, sizes and variations,

physical and electrical properties, and test methods for physical and electrical properties and dimensions.

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U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-13-1J

1945. Plastic-Materials, Laminated Thermosetting

Sheets and Plates.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-77;

1945. Plastic-Materials, Cast, Thermosetting.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-785

1945. Plastic-Materials, Laminated, Thermosetting

(for Name, Graphic, Chart, Instruction, and Designating Plates)

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-79;

1945. Plastic-Materials, Laminated, Thermosetting;

Rods and Tubes.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

61-13; 1944. Covering, Organic Plastic (for in- strument Bodies).

893.9 MISCELLANEOUS PLASTIC ARTICLES

Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 278; 1944. Specification for Tube Fittings Molded From Thermosetting Plastic

Materials. Gives applicable specifications, types

and classes, material and workmanship, general re- quirements, detail requirements on test specimens,

sampling, Inspection, and tests on molded materials, detail requirements on molded fittings, In- spection and tests on fittings, packaging, packing, and marking for shipment, notes, figures, and

tables. Developed by National Aircraft Standards

Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 279; 1944. Specification for Tubing Fabricated From Thermoplastic Materials.

Gives applicable specifications, types and classes, material and workmanship, general requirements, de- tail requirements on test specimens, sampling, In- spection and tests on molded specimens, detail re- quirements on production tubing, Inspection and

tests on production tubing, packaging, packing, and marking for shipment, notes, figures, and tables. Developed by National Aircraft Standards Committee. Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, inc. National

Aircraft Standard NAS 28i; 1944. Tubing

Thermoplastic. Gives drawing with dimensions and

notes. Developed by National Aircraft Standards

Committee. American Society for Testing Materials, D819-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Cast Allyl

Plastic Sheets, Rods, Tubes, and Shapes. Gives

scope, types and grades, general requirements, de- tail requirements, sampling, methods of testing,

number of tests, retest and rejection, and packing

and marking.

Society of Automotive Engineers, inc. Aeronautical

Material Specification 3630A, 1945. Flexible

plastic Extrusions (Vinyl Chloride-Acetate). Gives

form and color, application, quality, requirements,

samples, dimensions and tolerances, reports, iden- tification, packaging and marking, approval, and

rejections.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 12047-1;

1945. Tubing; Extruded Flexible Vinyl Plastic.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANK-3a, 1945. Knobs; Pointer.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification ANP-48a-2; 1946. Pumps-, Plastic Hand Air.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-R-83A;

1945. Rulers, parallel.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33B2-

, 1943. Bearing-Sleeves, phenolic-Material, Laminated (for Stern and Strut Bearings on Small Boats)

U, S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33B4; 1945. Bearings, Laminated-phenolic (Water or Grease

Lubrication)

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 33T5a; 1946.

Tubing, Elastomer (polyvinyl Chloride).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 42H3C, 1945.

Hooks, Coat and Hat.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 42Tlf, 1945.

Tags, Key; and Rings, Key.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 17-207; 1945. Filter; High Transmission, for Flashlight Type TL-122 (B, C, and D)

U. S. Gov. , U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specifica- tion 81-57; 1945. Screening, Insect, Plastic,

Vlnylldene Chloride.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 28-130; 1945. Box, Match, Waterproof.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

72-445 1945. Message Holder PG-67 (Transparent).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

55-MC-7; 1946. Aprons; Galley, Plastic Sheeting. Covers aprons of the bib type In two classes—(A) light weight and (B) heavy weight. Gives require- ments for materials, workmanship, construction,

size, and identification and marking; sampling, In- spection, and methods of tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

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900-999 COMMODITIES NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED

910-919 SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES

910. GENERAL ITEMS

rational Safety Council, Joint sponsor with international

Assn. of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions and rational Council on Compensation Insurance. American

Standards Assn., Z16. 1-1945. Method of Compiling industrial injury Rates. Provides a practical and uniform

basis for recording and measuring Industrial injury experience. Gives Injury rate, Industrial Injuries, clas- sification of Industrial Injuries, time charges for in- dustrial Injuries, exposure, compilation of Industrial Injury rates, and doubtful cases.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 100-12A; 1945. Infrared Reflectance of Camouflage and Other Materials; Method of Test for. 911. PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS

911.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Standards Assn., Z38. 8. 2-1945. Sponsored by

Optical Society of America. American Standard

Practice for Conversions of Weights and Measures

for Photographic Use. For U. S. systems of weights and measures, metric system, and British Imperial

measure. Covers scope, abbreviations, conversion

tables of weights and measures for photographic

use, conversion factors for weights and measures, tolerances for rounding off values after conversion, and tables. American Standards Assn., Z52. 38-1945. Method of determining Slgnal-to-Nolse Ratio of 16-Mm. Sound

Motion Picture Prints (American War Standard).

Applicable to both variable area and variable den- sity sound prints. Gives scope and purpose, definitions, test method, and figure.

Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Stand- ards Assn., Z38. 2. 1-1946. Standard Method for Determining Photographic Speed and Speed Number. This method of determining speed and speed number

applies to roll films, film packs, miniature camera films, sheet films and plates Intended for the making of monochromatic, continuous-tone negatives

In pictorial photography, exclusive of photography

in the Infrared. Covers introduction—discussion

of problem and explanation of terms, determination

of sjeed and speed number of a specific sample, and determination of speed and speed number of a product. Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Standards Assn., Z38. 2. 4-1946. American Standard Method

for Determining Spectral-Sensitivity Indexes and Group Numbers for Photographic Emulsions. It Is generally accepted that the most complete and exact expression of spectral sensitivity takes the form

of a curve in which sensitivity is plotted as a function of wavelength. Covers function and applicability, equipment and preliminary calculations,

determination of filter factors required for these calculations, calculations, expression of the

spectral-sensitivity Index, classification Into spectral-sensitivity groups, designation, and

appendix.

Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Standards Assn., Z38. 2. 5-1946. American standard for Diffuse Transmission Density. Covers Introduction,

scope, general definition of density, totally diffuse density, American standard diffuse density,

American standard diffuse visual density, American

Standard diffuse printing density, integrating

sphere method, opal glass method, contact printing

method, and appendix.

Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Standards Assn., Z38. 4. 8-1944. Picture Sizes for Roll Film Cameras. Gives diagram and tables showing

nominal picture size, width, length, and maximum

corner radius for picture sizes for cameras using

roll film and using 35-Mm. film. Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Standards Assn., Z38. 8. 3-1944. Proposed American Standard Practice for Photographic Processing Manipulation of Films and plates. Applies to operations

concerned with the processing of silver hallde

photographic layers Involving developing, rinsing,

fixing, washing, and drying of films and plates,

excluding reversal and color processes. Gives

definitions, agitation in processing manipulation,

processing manipulation with trays, processing

manipulation with open tanks, processing manipulation with darkroom loading tanks for daylight (or artificial light) developing, processing manipulation and recommended practice requirements for fixing, processing manipulation and recommended prac- tice requirements for washing, and processing

manipulation and recommended practice requirements

for drying.

Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Standards Assn., Z38. 8. 4-1945. American Standard Dimen- sions for Bite of Film Clips. Covers film clips

and dimensions for maximum bite. Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Standards Assn., Z38. 8. 6-1946. Proposed American Standard Practice for Photographic Processing Manipulation of Paper. This standard refers only to manipulations during processing. Gives scope, definitions, darkroom tray processing, processing by

mechanical manipulation, _ processing manipulation

and requirements for fixing, processing manipulation and requirements for washing, processing

manipulation and requirements for drying, and

straightening prints.

91 I.I CAMERAS AND CAMERA DEVICES

American Standards Assn.., Z52. 47-1946. Location and Size of Picture Aperture of 16-Mllllmeter Sound

Motion Picture Cameras (American War Standard)

.

Gives diagram, table showing dimensions in Inches and millimeters, and appendix.

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American Standards Assn. , Z52. 48-1946. Location and

and Size of Picture Aperture of 16-Millimeter Silent Motion Picture Cameras (American War Standard).

Gives diagram, table showing dimensions In Inches and millimeters, and appendix.

American Standards Assn., Z52. 60-1945. Method of De- termining Noise Level of Motion Picture Cameras

(American War Standard). "Describes a practical

method of making motion picture camera noise level measurements, and the conditions under which such

measurements shall be made. Gives general requirements, arrangement of equipment for test, test procedure, and chart. American Standards Assn., Z52. 62-1946. Exposure Time Marking for Between-the-Lens Shutters (American War Standard). Covers scope, definitions, markings,

and performance. American Standards Assn., Z52. 63-1946. Method of De- termining Performance Characteristics of Between- the-Lens Shutters Used In Still Picture Cameras

(American War Standard). Covers scope and purpose, test equipment, test method, and figures.

American Standards Assn., Z52. 65-1946. Method of De- termining Performance Characteristics of Focal

Plane Shutters Used In Still Cameras (American War

Standard). Covers scope and purpose, test equipment, test method, sample calculation, and figures. American Standards Assn., Z52. 68-1946. Dimensions

and Location of Direct Finder Aperture for 35-Mm. Motion Picture Cameras (American War Standard).

Covers definitions, dimensions, location, and figure. American Standards Assn., Z52. 69-1945. Auxiliary

Finder Aperture for 35-Mm. Motion Picture Cameras

(American War Standard). Covers definitions, dimensions, and figure.

Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Stand- ards Assn., Z38. 1.47-1946. American Standard Dimensions for 35-Mllllmeter Film Magazines for Still

Picture Cameras. Gives drawing with table showing

dimensions. Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Standards Assn., Z38. 4. 9-1944. Back Window Location for Roll Film Cameras. Gives diagram of camera viewed from back and table showing dimensions for back

window location for roll film cameras for various

negative sizes and exposures.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 31378; 1945- Camera, Aircraft, Type A-9 (35 Mm. Sound Motion

Picture )

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 31383-1;

1945. Camera, Aircraft, Type B-3 (16 Mm. Silent

Motion Picture)

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 31391; 1945. Cover, Camera, Type B-8 (Electrically Heated—K-22

Cameras)

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 31392; 1945. Cover, Camera, Type B-9 (Electrically Heated—K-22

Cameras)

U. a Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 31393; 1945- Cover, Camera, Type B-10 (Electrically Heated—K-22

Cameras)

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 31398; 1945. Camera, Aircraft, Type K-32.

U. S. Gov.., Army Air Forces Specification 31400; 1945. Body Assembly; Aircraft Camera (Type K-17C Camera)

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 31403; 1945. Body Assembly; Aircraft Camera (Type K-22A Camera)

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 31407; 1945. Focalscope, Aerial Camera Focusing (Autocolllmator)

U. S. Gov. , Army Air Forces Specification 31410', 1945. Cover, Camera, Type B-ll (Electrically Heated—Type

K-22 Cameras)

U. S. Gov. , Army Air Forces Specification 31414; 1945. Heater, Aircraft Camera, Type P-i (K-24 Camera—12 and 20 Inch Lens Cone).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-70-B; 1945. Camera; Ground, Type c-3.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-94-D; 1945. Camera, Aircraft, Type K-17C.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-97-D; 1945. Camera, Aircraft, Type K-19C.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-221-B; 1945. Camera, Aircraft, Type K-22A.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-61; 1944. Camera, Copying, Complete, with

Accessories, 24 by 24 In. and 24 by 30 In.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-302", 1944. Identification Equipment; Portable, General Specification for. (35Mm. Still Camera with

Accessories)

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-317A; 1945- Camera, Still Picture (Army Model

35) . U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-376; 1945. Cable Release, Still Camera.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-415; 1945. Vlewfinder, Varlofocal (35 Mm. and

16 Mm. Motion Picture Camera. 911.2 FILMS, PLATES, AND REELS

American Standards Assn., Z22. 2-1946. Emulsion and

Sound Record Positions in Camera for 35-Mllllmeter

Sound Motion Picture Film. Gives drawing, emulsion

position, speed of projection, and distance between

picture and sound. American Standards Assn., Z22. 3-1946. Emulsion and

Sound Record Positions in Projector for 35-Mllllme- ter Sound Motion Picture Film. Gives drawing,

emulsion position, speed of projection, and distance between picture and sound. American Standards Assn., Z22. 9-1946. Emulsion Position In Camera for 16-Mllllmeter Silent Motion Picture Film. Gives drawing, emulsion position, and normal speed of exposure. American Standards Assn., Z22. 15-1946. Emulsion and

Sound Record Positions in Camera for 16-Mllllmeter

Sound Motion Picture Film. Gives drawing, emulsion

position, speed of projection, and distance between

picture and sound. American Standards Assn., £22. 21-1946. Emulsion

Position in Camera for 8-Millimeter Silent Motion

Picture Film. Gives drawing, emulsion position, and normal speed of exposure. American Standards Assn., Z22. 40-1946. Sound Records and Scanning Area of 35-Mllllmeter Sound Motion

Picture Prints. Gives drawings and notes.

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American Standards Assn., Z22. 41-1946- Sound Records and Scanning Area of 16-Mllllmeter Sound Motion

Picture Prints. Gives drawings and notes. American Standards Assn., Z22. 42-1946. -Sound-Focusing Test Films for 16-Mllllmeter Sound Motion Picture Projection Equipment. Gives scope and purpose and test films. American Standards Assn., Z22. 43-1946. 3000-Cycle

Flutter Test Film for 16-Mllllmeter Sound Motion

Picture Projectors. Gives scope and purpose,. recording, film stock, resistance to shrinkage, stand- ard length of film, and leader and trailer. American Standards Assn., Z22. 44-1946. Multi-Frequency Test Film for Field Testing 16-Mllllmeter

Sound Motion Picture Projection Equipment. Gives

scope and purpose, frequencies, frequency tolerance,

recording, film stock, resistance to shrinkage,

film Identification, and calibration. American Standards Assn., Z22. 45-1946. 400-Cycle

Signal Level Test Film for 16-Millimeter Sound Motion Picture Projection Equipment. Gives scope and purpose, recording, film stock, resistance to

shrinkage, standard length, measurement requirements, and leader and trailer. American Standards Assn., Z22. 46-1946. 16-Mllllmeter Positive Aperture Dimensions and Image Size for

Positive Prints Made from 35-Millimeter Negatives.

Gives drawing and table showing reduction ratio

2.15 to 1.00 for millimeters to Inches. American Standards Assn., Z22 .47-1,946. Negative

Aperture Dimensions and Image Size for 16-Mllllmeter Duplicate Negatives Made from 35-Mllllmeter

Positive Prints. Gives drawing and table showing

reduction ratio 2.15 to 1.00 for millimeters to Inches. American Standards Assn., Z22. 48-1946. Printer Aperture Dimensions for Contact Printing 16-Mllllmeter

Positive Prints from 16-Mllllneter Negatives. Gives drawing and table showing millimeter sizes reduced

to inches. American Standards Assn., Z22. 49-1946. Printer Aperture Dimensions for Contact Printing 16-Mllllmeter

Reversal and Color Reversal Duplicate Prints. Gives drawing and table showing millimeter sizes reduced

to Inches. American Standards Assn. , Z22. 50-1946. Reel Spindles

for 16-Mllllmeter Motion Picture Projectors. Gives

round section, square section, cumulative effect of eccentricity, and reel position on spindles.

American Standards Assn., Z22. 51-1946. Intermodula- tlon Tests on Variable-Density 16-Mllllmeter Sound Motion Picture Prints. Gives scope and purpose,

test method, test equipment, and figures.

American Standards Assn., Z22. 52-1946. Cross-Modulation Tests on Variable-Area 16-Mllllmeter Sound Motion Picture Prints. Gives scope and purpose, test method, test equipment, and figure.

American Standards Assn., Z52. 14-1944. Nomenclature

for Motion Picture Film Used In Studios and Processing Laboratories (American War Standard). Gives

definitions of terms, materials, and processes now most widely used by studios and processing laboratories. Covers general requirements, negative film, positive film, color and reversal film terms, chart, and index.

American Standards Assn., Z52. 29-1945. Specifications

for 35-Mm. Slide Film for Use in Still Picture Pro- jectors (American War Standard). Gives scope and

requirements for film. American Standards Assn., Z52. 31-1945. Leaders and Trailers for 16-Mm. Sound Motion Picture Release

Prints Made from 16-ttm. Original Material (American War Standard). Covers protective leader, identifi- cation leader, picture section, runout trailer,

test leader, and protective trailer. American Standards Assn., Z52. 34-1946- Reel Spindles

for 16-Mm. Motion Picture Projectors (American War

Standard). Gives requirements for round section,

square section, cumulative effect of eccentricity,

and reel position on spindles.

American Standards Assn., Z52. 36-1945. Sound Records and Scanning Area of 35-Mm. Sound Mo'tlon Picture

Prints (American War Standard). Gives drawings

with dimensions and notes. American Standards Assn., Z52. 53-1945. Picture and

Sound Synchronization Marks for 35-Mm. and 16-Mm. Sound Motion Picture Release Negatives and Other

Preprint Material (American War Standard). Gives

scope and purpose, definitions, basis synchronization sound mark, picture synchronization marks,

alignment of marks for printing, placement of syn- chronization marks, printing of synchronization

marks, and figures.

Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Standards Assn., Z38. 1.32-1945- American Standard Dimensions of 5 1/4- x 2 l/8-lnch Aerial Film spools. Gives diagram, table showing dimensions, and notes. Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Standards Assn., Z38. 1.33-1945. American standard Dimensions of 5 1/2- x 2 5/8-Inch Aerial Film Spools. Gives diagram, table shewing dimensions, and notes. Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Stand- ards Assn., Z38. 1.34-1 945- American Standard Di- mensions of 7- x i 13/16-Inch Aerial Film Spools.

Gives diagram, table showing dimensions, and notes. Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Stand- ' ardsAssn., Z38. 1.36-1945. American Standard Dimensions of 7- x 2 3/8-Inch Aerial Film Spools.

Gives diagram, table showing dimensions, and notes. Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Stand- ards Assn., Z38. 1.37-1945- American Standard Di- mensions of 7- x 4 5/8-inch Aerial Film Spools.

Gives diagram, table showing dimensions, and notes. Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Standards Assn., Z38. 1.38-1945- American Standard Di- mensions of 9 1/2- x 4-Inch Aerial Film Spools.

Gives diagram, table showing dimensions, and notes. Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Stand- ards Assn., Z38. 1.39-1945- American Standard Dimensions of 9 1/2- x 5 3/16-Inch Aerial Film Spools. Gives diagram, table showing dimensions, and notes. Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Stand- ards Assn., Z38. 1.40-1945- American Standard Dimensions of 9 1/2- x 6 5/8-Inch Aerial Film Spools. Gives diagram, table showing dimensions, and notes. Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Standards Assn., Z38. 3. 2-1945- Specifications for Films for Permanent Records. Covers processed films

ready for storage In repositories and unexposed un- developed photographic films so constituted In

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manufacture that they will have maximum storage

life. Gives definitions, raw stock, requirements,

processed film requirements, test methods, and appendix.

Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Standards Assn., Z38. 7. 17-1946. American Standard for Reels for Processed Microfilm. Gives drawing with

dimensions, spindle holes, core, separation and

thickness of flanges, and capacity and outside diameter. Society of Motion Picture Engineers, sponsor. American Standards Assn., Z22. 31-1946. Definition for Motion Picture Safety Film. The term "safety film" as applied to motion picture materials shall comply

with American Standard Definition of safety photographic film. All 32-mm., 16-mm. , and 8-mm. film

must be of the safety type.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-F-40-2; 1945. Film; Aerial Photographic.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy specification JAN-F-3LA-1;

1945. Film, Photographic; General Specification

for.

U. S. Gov.., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-F-33-i;

1945. Film, Photographic, Motion-Picture.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-F-35-i;

1945- Film, Photographic, Cut-Sheet and Pack.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-F-36-i;

1945. Film, Photographic, Photomechanical.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-296-a; 1945. Plates, photographic Lantern Slide.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification 75-373A; 1945. Plates; Photographic Ferrotype

(Chrome Plated)

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-4051 1945. Rewinds, Film (35Mm. and 16Mm.).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-447; 1945- Rewlnder, "V-Mall.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-487; 1945. Flanges, Motion Picture Film (l6Mtn. ). U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal corps specification

75-488; 1945- Flanges, Motion Picture (35Mm. ).

91 1.3 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER

Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Stand- ards Assn., Z38. 1.43-1 944. American Standard Di- mensions of Inch-Size Photographic Papers, covers

Inch sizes, squareness, and method of measuring.

Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Standards Assn., Z38. 1.44-1944. Designation for Thickness of Photographic Paper. Gives table showing

designation by thickness.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-157-D; 1945. Paper, Photographic.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-424*, 1944. Paper, White-Tissue (Photographic

Dodging)

91 m PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS

American Standards Assn., Z52. 61-1945. Photographic

Filter Terminology and Nomenclature (American War

Standard). Applies only to sharp cut, medium cut, bond transmission, bond absorption, and neutral

filters. Gives scope, basic specification of filters, designation of filters, transmlttance, clas- sification of filters, standard filter nomenclature,

figures, mathematical procedures, plotting of spec- trophotometry curves, and appendix.

Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Standards Assn., Z38. 4. 13-1944. Specifications for Dis- tance (Focusing) Scales Marked in Meters. Gives

basis for marking of scales, series for meter scale, and infinity symbol.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-I-25-i; 1945. Intervalometers; Camera.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army. Army Air Forces Specification

75-53-C; 1945. Filters; Photographic (for Aircraft

Cameras)

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-355-A; 1945. Magazine; Aircraft Camera, Type A-9A (9-by 9- Inch Capacity).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-64; 1944- Marker and Point Selector, Stereoscopic, w/Case.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

75-497; 1945. Enlarger, Continuous, V-Mall.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-507; 1945. Covers, Camera, Silencing.

911.5 CAMERA MOUNTS

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-M-34-2; 1945. Mounts; Vertical Aerial Camera.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army,- Army Air Forces Specification

75-468; 1945. Mount, Vertical Camera, Type A-27A.

U. S. Gov., tj. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-455; 1945- Tripod, Motion Picture, Medium Duty.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-478; 1945. Tripod, Motion Picture, Heavy Duty.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

75-482; 1945. Trlpo d, Still Camera, Metal, Adjustable.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-491; 1945. Tripod, Motion Picture, Light Duty.

91 1.6 PHOTOGRAPHIC LENSES

American Standards Assn., Z22. 53-1946. Method of Determining Resolving Power of 16—Millimeter Motion

Picture Projector Lenses. Gives scope and purpose, test method, tetst projector, test object, and

figure.

American Standards Assn., Z52. 50-1946. Registration

Distance and Mounting Dimensions for 16-Mllllmeter Motion Picture Camera Lenses (American War Standard). Covers registration distance and mounting

dimensions.

American Standards Assn., Z52. 51-1946. Base Point for Distance (Focusing) Scales for Lenses for le-Mllll- meter Motion Picture Cameras (American War Standard) . Gives diagram and data. American Standards Assn., Z52. 70-1945. Registration

Distance and Lens-Mounting Dimensions for 35-Mm. Motion Picture Cameras (American War Standard).

Gives definitions, camera registration distance,

lens-mounting dimensions, and appendices.

Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Stand- ards Assn., Z38. 4. 11-1944- Specifications for

Threads for Attaching Mounted Lenses to Photographic Equipment. Gives table showing standard major

diameters for lens mounting threads, threads per

inch, and maximum length; thread form; and limiting

dimensions and tolerances.

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Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Standards Assn., Z38. 4. 12-1944. Specifications for Attachment Threads for Lens Accessories. Gives table showing basic thread diameters, pitch, length,

thread form, and limiting dimensions and tolerances.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-83; 1946. Posts; Aerial Camera Lens Focusing.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-144-E; 1945. Cone; Aircraft Camera Lens (K-17C

Camera)

.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

76-145-B; 1945. Lens; Photographic (24-Inch, F/6.0).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-148-A; 1945. Lens; photographic (12-Inch, F/5.0).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-196-A; 1945- Lens; Photographic (12-Inch,

F/2.5)

.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-212A, 1945. Lens; Photographic (6 3/8-Inch,

F/4.5).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-214-A; 1945. Lens; Photographic (20-Inch, F/6.6

Telephoto)

.

U- S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-216-A; 1945. Lens; Photographic (40-Inch, F/8

Telephoto)

.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces specification

76-222-B; 1945. c one > Aircraft Camera Lens (Type K-22A Camera).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-425; 1944- Lens cone, Single and Stereoscopic

(for Type s-7 Camera)

.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-466; 1945. Lens; Photographic (48-Inch F/6.3

Telephoto)

.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-469; 1945. Posts, Lens Focusing (Aerial

Cameras)

.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-150-C; 1945. Lenses; Photographic, General

Specification for.

911.9 MISCELLANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 24906A-1;

1945. Photoplate; Bombing Trainer.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 24998; 1945. Viewer; Film, Type B-2 (Bombs lght—35 Mm. ). U. S. Gov.., Army Air Forces Specification 31342A-1;

1945- Machine; Photographic, Negative, Identification Stamping Type A-3.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 31367-3;

1945. Kit, Photographic Processing, Type N-8 (Con- tact printing)

.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 31388-2;

1945. Developer; Film Type K-3, Photographic.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 31402; 1945. Printer, Projection, Type B-16 (4- by 5-Inch Negative) . U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-M-58-1J

1944. Meters, Photographic-Exposure (ReflectedLight, Photoelectric Type).

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-250;

1945. American Standards Assn. Z52. 18-1945. Contact-Printers, Photographic.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept. , Procurement Dlv., 633a;

1945. Developer; Photographic, X-Ray Film, Powder. Shall be one type and one grade In powder or crys- talline form consisting of a developer proper and

of a separate reducing agent. Intended for use In the developing of standard medical X-ray film. Gives requirements for solubility and developing

properties; methods of sampling, inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for

shipment.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept. , Procurement Div., 669a; 1945. Fixer; Photographic, X-Ray Film, Powder.

Covers one type and one grade in powder or crystalline form consisting of a unit made up of a fixer

and of a separate hardener. Intended for use in the fixing of standard medical x-ray film. Gives requirements for solubility, fixing properties, hardening properties, sulfur izat Ion life at 120°F., and developer capacity; methods of sampling, Inspection, ana tests; and packaging, packing, and marking tor shipment.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept. , Procurement Dlv., 679b; 1945. Developer; Photocopylng-Machlnes, Powder.

Covers one grade and two types—(I) daylight development and (II) dark development. Shall be In pow- der or crystalline form Consisting of developer

proper and a reducing agent. Gives requirements

for solubility and developing properties; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and test; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept. , Procurement Dlv., 739;

1945. Trimmers; photographic-Print, with Wood-Base,

Hand-operated. Covers type—(I) portable, class

(A) general duty In five sizes and class (B) heavy

duty In two classes; and type (II) table In one

size. Gives requirements for material, workmanship,

design, board, knives, hand lever, graduated rule,

finish, marking, performance, and details; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-69-B; 1945. Washer; Photographic Print Type

A-lB.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-200-A; 1945. Developer, Film, Type B-5 (Portable).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-201-A; 1945. Washer, Photographic Print, Type

A-2A.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification 75-220A; 1945. Kit, photo Interpreter's, Type

F-«2. U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification 75-247-A; 1945. Dryer, Aerial Roll Film, Type

A-10A.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-358-A; 1945. Kit, Photographic copying and Enlarging, Type p-i (Airborne).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-423; 1944. Powders; Film and Paper Developer

(for Photographic Use).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification 75-467; 1945. Viewer, Continuous-Strip stereo

(Prints and Transparencies)

.

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U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Speplf lcatlon

75-470; 1945- Developer, Test-Strip Film, Type N-l'

(35 Mm. Motion Picture).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-471; 1945. Kit, Darkroom Photographic, Type u-2

(Portable by Air)

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-472; 1945. Printer; continuous Contact, Type

C-l (Photographic).

"U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-474; 1945. Kit; Photographic Processing, Type

N-4 (Printing Sink).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-576; 1945. Kit, photographic Processing; Type N-3 (Negative Marking).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-48-A; 1945. Printers, Contact, Motion picture, Continuous (16 Mm. and 35 Mm.).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

75-192; 1945. Holder, Sheet Films Inch x 7 inch.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps specification

75-398; 1945. Splicers, Film, 35 and 16 Mm. (Hand Operated)

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, signal Corps specification

75-408; 1945. Notcher, Film (35 Mm. and 16 Mm.).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-456; 1945- Film Repair Equipment (for 16 Mm. Motion Picture Film).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-459; 1945. Splicer, Paper, Photographic,

"V-Mall."

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-486; 1945- Racks, Film storage.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

75-489; 1945. Enlarger, Microfilm. 912. PROJECTION APPARATUS

American Standards Assn., Z22. 54-1 946. Freedom from Travel Ghost In ie-Milllmeter Sound Motion Picture Projectors. Gives scope and purpose, definition,

test film, test method, and figure.

American Standards Assn., Z52. 41-1945. Sizes of Pro- jection Screens (American War standard). Covers

the sizes of projection screens used for viewing

motion pictures, slides, and slldefllms. Gives

tables showing standard sizes for portable springroller screens, sprlngless-roller screens, folding

unperforated screens, fixed-frame unperforated

screens, and fixed-frame perforated screens; selection of screen sizes; and figures.

American Standards Assn., Z52. 42-1945. Emulsion and Sound Record positions for Direct Front projection

of 35-Mm. Sound Motion Picture Prints (American War

Standard). Gives drawing showing film as seen from

the light source In the projector, emulsion position, speed of projection, and distance between

sound reproduction point and picture projection

aperature.

American Standards Assn., Z52. 44-1945. Sound Trans- mission of Perforated projection Screens (American War Standard) . Gives requirements for sound trans- mlsslon characteristics and method of measurement. American Standards Assn., Z52. 45-1945. Whiteness of Projection Screens (Seml-Dlf fusing Reflecting Surface) (American war standard). Covers the whiteness

iewhere Classified 912.

of projection screens with a seml-d If fusing reflecting surface. Gives requirements for new screens, artificially aged screens, aging apparatus, test

specimens, and determination of spectral reflection

characteristics. American Standards Assn., Z52. 46-1945. Brightness

Characteristics of Projection Screens (Seml-Dlf fus- ing Reflecting Surface) (American War Standard).

Covers the brightness characteristics of projection

screens with a seml-d If fusing reflecting surface,

which are used for viewing motion pictures, slides, and slide films. Gives definitions, brightness

characteristics, and test equipment.

American Standards Assn., Z62. 55-1945- Method of De- termining Resolving Power of Slide Film Projector

Lenses (American War Standard). Describes a method

of determining the resolving power of projection

lenses used In slide and slide film projectors.

Gives test method, test projector, test object, and

figures.

Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Standards Assn., Z38. 3. 3-1946. American Standard Specifications for 35-Mllllmeter Slldefllm Projection

Rolls. Gives definition, use of safety film mandatory, dimensions of slldefllm, dimensions of pictures, and positioning of pictures.

Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Standards Assn., Z38. 7. 9-1946. American Standard specifications for Microfilm Readers. Gives definition,

dimensions, lens, magnification, Illumination, temperature, reels, and sprockets.

Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Stand- ards Assn., Z38. 7. 15-1945. Specifications for

Slldefllm Projectors. Covers slldefllm projectors

for projecting either single-frame or double-frame

Images made on 36-mm. film In unmounted strip or roll form. Gives slldefllm, gates, aperature

plates, film advancing mechanism, uniformity of Il- lumination, and slldefllm temperature.

Optical Society of America, sponsor. American Stand- ards Assn., Z38. 7. 16-1945. Proposed American

Standard Method for Determining Resolving Power of Lenses for Projectors for 35-Mm. Slldefllm and

2- x 2-Inch Slides. Gives scope and purpose, test method, test projector, test plate, and figures

showing resolution test patterns and resolving

power test chart. Society of Motion Picture Engineers, sponsor. American standards Assn.., Z22. 28-1946. Dimensions for Projection Rooms and Lenses for Motion picture

Theaters. Gives projection lens height, projection

angle, observation port, projection lens mounting,

projection lens focal length, and projection objectives, focal markings.

Society of Motion Picture Engineers, sponsor. American Standards Assn., Z22. 29-194 6. Standard Dimensions for Theater Projection Screens. Gives table showing screen sizes, grommet spacing, and screen

placement.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40865A;

1945- Trainer; General Purpose, Type R-2 (Opaque

Objects)

U. S. Gov. , joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-49;

1945. American standards Assn., Z52. 1-1944. Pro- jection Equipment, Sound Motion Picture, 16-Mm. Class 1, 265
912. Directory of Commod

•U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-R-214;

1945. American Standards Assn. Z52. 33-1945- Reels and Reel Containers; 16-Mm. Motion Picture Projection.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-229;

1945. Projection Equipment, Sound Motion Picture,

16-Mm., Continuous.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-245;

1945. Projectors (for Slides and Slide Films).

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv., 429d;

1945. Projectors; Motion-Picture, Portable, 16-Mm. Silent and Sound. Covers three types— (I) silent

film projector, (II) silent and sound film projector, (III) sound film projector, which shall be furnished In two classes—(A) 85 decibel above reference sound level, (B) 90 decibel above reference sound level. Gives material, workmanship, general

design, electrical system, mechanical requirements,

picture projection, sound reproduction, carrying

cases, and details; methods of Inspection and test; and packing and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov.., Treasury Dept. , Procurement Dlv., 612a; 1946. Projection Screens and Accessories. Covers two types—(I) glass beaded reflecting surface and

(II) seml-dlf fusing reflecting surface; and two

styles—(A) case with attached tripod and (B) hanging case. Gives requirements for sizes, material,

workmanship, screen fabrics, spring rollers, battens, operational life, screen cases, carrying

cases, and details for each type and style; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and test; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-92; 1945. Projector; Vertical, Reflecting.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-413", 1945. Stand, Timing, Portable.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-477; 1945. Projector, Film Inspection, i6Mm. V-Mall. 914. OPTICAL GOODS

914.2 BINOCULARS AND TELESCOPES

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification l8B2d; 1945. Binoculars, 6 Power, 30 Mm. Aperture; and Accessories.

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification l8B4b; 1945. Binoculars, 7 Power, 50 Mm. Aperture; and Accessories.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 18S22; 1946. Spyglasses, Of f lcer-of-the-Deck, 10-Powder.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification I8S23; 1945.

Spyglasses, Quartermaster, 16-Power (Shipboard use).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 18T26; 1945. Telescopes, Ships', Mark, I (with Mount).

914.4 READING GLASSES

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-52; 1944. Glass, Reading, with Case.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-97A; 1946. Glass, Reducing, Engraved Scale. 914.5 EYE AND FACE SHIELDS AND GOGGLES

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces specification 3200-B;

1945. Goggle; Flying, Type B-8.

ity Specifications

U. s. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-G-262;

1945. Goggles, Variable-Density (Lookout).

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 37G13a; 1946. Goggles, Combustion.

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 37G17a; 1945. Goggles, Eyecup, Chlppers' (Frames and Lenses).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 37M7b; 1945.

Masks, Face, Winter, N-l.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 37M12; 1945.

Masks, Face, Anti-Flush.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 37P1; 1945-

Protectors, Eye (for Submarine-Escape Apparatus).

U. S. Gov.

-

, Navy Dept. Specification 37S13; 1946.

Shields, Face, Plastic.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 57S20; 1945.

Shades, Eye, Cellulose-Acetate.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 41-8; 1945- Shield, Face, Sawyers.

914.9 MISCELLANEOUS OPTICAL GOODS

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-S-612; 1945. Spectacles; Smoked-Glass. Covers two classes —(A) metal frames and (B) plastic frames. Gives require- ments for material, workmanship, Instructions,

frames, lenses, diameter, tolerance, and thickness; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-87; 1945. Stereoscope, Magnifying, Pocket. 915. DENTAL, SURGICAL, AND MEDICINAL

EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES

915.0 GENERAL ITEMS

American Trudeau Society, Medical Section of the National Tuberculosis Assn. Minimal Medical and Administrative Standards for Tuberculosis Hospitals

and Sanatoria, 1945. A report of the committee on Sanatorium Standards. These standards are concerned principally with the minimal standards for medical

administration. Gives data for organization, medical staff, medical services, care of children, routine laboratory procedures, nursing service, health supervision of nurses and other employees, special

services, and salaries.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51M4C; 1945. Medicinal-Products and cilnlcal-Laboratory-Reagents.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

100-43A; 1945- Preservation, Packaging, and Packing of Surgical, Dental, and Veterinary Instruments. 915.1 DENTAL EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES

915. 10 General Items American Dental Assn. Accepted Dental Remedies,

Twelfth Edition, 1946. The Council on Dental Ther- apeutics, which Is a standing committee of the American Dental Assn., was organized In January,

1930. Since Its founding, it has given consideration to thousands of dental products, of which approximately 600 are currently accepted and are described In this book. American Dental Assn. Official Rules of the Council

on Dental Therapeutics, 1945. An outline of Infor- mation required by the Council concerning products

proposed for Inclusion In accepted dental remedies.

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U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Circular C433; 1942. Physical Properties of Dental Materials. This 822 page publication on the physical and chemical properties of dental materials consummates twenty-three years of research at the NBS. Covers general Introduction, metals and alloys, ceramic materials, organic materials, dentifrice, methods of purchasing, specifications, bibliography, and appendix.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R195-46; 1946. Dental Excavating Burs. To reduce

the number of bur sizes. Gives tables showing recommended shape of bur and size numbers for burs for angle and straight handpieces and for short-necked

burs for angle handpieces.

915.1 I DENTAL INSTRUMENTS

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification H-B-248; 1946. Brushes; Flexible-Wire, Dental. Covers one type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, de- i scrlptlon, dimensions, and tubing; methods of sam- i pllng and Inspection; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-B-823; 1946.

Burs; Denture-Trimming. Covers one type and three shapes — (A) bud shaped, (B) pear shaped, and (C) flame shaped. Gives requirements for material,

workmanship, hardness, fatlque In cutting, eccentricity, marking, dimensions, and blades; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-D-423; 1946.

Disks; Safe-Sided, Metal, Abrasive, Dental. Covers

one type and two sizes— (l) 5/8 Inch In diameter

and (2) 7/8 Inch In diameter. Gives requirements

for material, workmanship, description, metal disk,

abrasive, and deterioration; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-F-336; 1946.

Flies, Dental; Pulp-Canal, with Handle. Covers two

types — (I) short handle and (II) long handle; and

six sizes—(l) extra, extra fine, (2) extra fine,

(3) fine, (4) medium, (5) coarse, and (6) extra

coarse. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, marking, preservative covering, cold bend,

design, and dimensions; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-H-563; 1946. Holders; Cotton-Pellet, Dental. Covers one type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, description, dimensions, and plating; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov», Federal specification GG-K-508; 1946. Knives, Dental; Compound, Office, and Plaster.

Covers three types—(I) knife, compound (style A

adjustable blade and B —fixed blade); (II) knife,

office' and laboratory (style A—two-piece handle

and B—one-piece handle); and (III) knife, plaster. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, cut- ting edge, marking, and details for each type;

methods of sampling Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-M-ioe; 1945. Mandrels; Dental. Covers three types—(I) MorganMaxfleld, (II) plain screw head, and (III) compen- sating screw head; two grades—(A) corrosion-resisting steel and (B) brass, nickel plated; and two classes — (l) angle and (2) straight. Gives require- ments for sizes, material, workmanship, type designation, eccentricity, shanks, marking, and details

for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for

shipment.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2129B; 1945. Forceps, Tooth Extracting.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2130B; 1945. Scissors, General Operating.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-265 1A; 1945. Punch, Dental, Veterinary.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2656A; 1945. File, Bone, Dental, Double-Ended. 915.12 Dental Alloys

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification U-A-451b; 1946. Alloy; for Amalgam, Dental. Covers one type and

grade. The comminuted silver alloy shall be In the form of filings. Gives, requirements for certification, Instructions, chemical composition, and prop- erties after amalgamation; methods of sampling, in- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

915.13 Dental Rubber Goods

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification ZZ-B-117; 1946.

Bands; Rubber, Dental Ligature. Covers two sizes

(1) large and (2) small. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, design, physical characteristics, and dimensions; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

915.19 Miscellaneous Dental Supplies

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification L-C-175; 1946. Cellulose, Regenerated; Sheet, Dental. Covers one

type, one grade, and two classes— (A) embossed linen finish and (B) smooth finish. Gives requirements

for material, workmanship, general description, dimensions, and finish; sampling and Inspection; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification P-C-582; 1945.

Compound; Lubricating, Dental. Covers one type.

Gives requirements for material, workmanship, consistency, and tubes; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S.-Gov., Federal Specification P-C-601; 1945. Amend, l; 1946. Cones; Paper, Garnet, Dental.

Covers three classes— (A) No. 60, coarse grit; (B) No. 80, medium grit; and (C) No. 100, fine grit. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, cones, and form and dimensions; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification P-P-156; 1945.

Paste, Abrasive; Dental. Covers one type. Gives

requirements for material, workmanship, vehicle,

preservative, greases, fineness of silicon carbide, and consistency; methods of sampling, Inspection,

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and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification U-C-133; 1946. Cavlty-Llnlng and Thinner (Dental). Covers one type and grade. Gives requirements for material,

workmanship, description, physical and chemical re- quirements, and Instructions; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification u-C-198; 1946. Cement; Red-Copper, Dental. Covers one grade. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, powder,

liquid, cement, measuring pipette, labeling, and

Instructions for use; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification u-C-208; 1946. Cement, Temporary; Antiseptic, Dental. Covers one

type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, standard of purity, Instruction for use, general

description, antiseptic properties, liquid, powder,

bottles, labeling, and cement; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification GG-A-546; 1945. Anvils; Dental. Covers one type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, description, dlmentlons, assembly, weight, finish, base, and marking; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-B-95; 1946. Bands and strips, Matrix; steel, Dental. Covers

one grade; two types—(I) steel matrix strip and

(II) steel matrix bands; two classes—(A) bands for No.l matrix retainer and (B) bands for No. 8 and

No. 9 matrix retainers; and eight sizes. Gives re- quirements for material, workmanship, and details

for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for

shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-B-68G; 1945. Broaches; Pulp-Canal, Dental. Covers two types

(I) smooth and (II) barbed. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, description, finish, and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification GG-C-55; 1946. Cabinets, Developing; X-Ray Film, Dental (Complete

with Developlng-Tank and Accessories). Covers one

type, grade, and class. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, labeling, design, dimensions,

construction, developing tank, safellght, viewing

tank, fittings, connections, and other accessories; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-C-676; 1946.

Cones and Wheels; Felt, Dental, covers four types

(I) cone, blunt; (II) cone, pointed (size 1 and 2); (III) wheel, square edge; and (IV) wheel, knife

edge. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, holes, centers, fiber identification, and details for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-D-426; 1945.

Disks; separating, slllcon-Carblde, Dental. Covers

three types—(I) flat In six classes, (II) cup shape

In three classes, and (III) knife edge; and three sizes— (1) 5/8 In. In diameter, (2) 3/4 In. In di- ameter, and (3) 7/8 in. In diameter. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, tolerance, mandrel holes, grit, and details for each type and

class; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-0-671; 1945.

Orangewood; sticks and Points (Dental). Covers two

types—(I) sticks and (II) points In three classes

(A) wedge shaped flat point, (B) concave flat point, and (C) spoon shaped flat point. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, and details for each type and class; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification JJ-B-178; 1946.

Belts; for Dental Engines. Covers one type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, description,

length, breaking strength, and elongation; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-P-428; 1946. Platinum; Foil, Dental. Covers one type. Gives

requirements for material, suitability, softness,

dimensions, and weight tolerance; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification QQ-S-554J 1946. Solder; Gold, Dental. Covers four types—(I) for

use with 16-carat gold, (II) for use with 18-carat

gold, (III) for use with 20-carat gold, and (IV) for use with 22-carat gold; and two sizes—(1) one- pennyweight strip and (2) two pennyweight strip.

Gives requirements for material, workmanship, markings, composition, dimensions, weight tolerances,

fusion characteristics, and suitability; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification RR-B-ge; 1946. Bands and Sheets; copper, Dental. Covers two

types — (I) copper bands and (II) copper sheets.

Gives requirements for material, workmanship, description, size, inside diameter, and bend test; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification RR-R-186; 1946. Receptacles, waste; Dental, covers one type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, design, di- mentlons, body, removable top, handle, insert retainer, and finish; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification SS-P-446; 1946. Plaster-of-Parls; Dental and Orthopedic. Covers

three types— (I) model and orthopedic, (II) impression, and (III) impression, self-separating. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, instructions, fineness, and details for each type; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification UU-C-620; 1946.

Covers; Headrest (Dental-Chair) , Paper. Covers one type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship,

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paper stock, description, size, stretch, tensile strength, and seams and stitching; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification ZZ-B-616; 1945. Bowls, Plaster; Rubber, Dental. Covers three bowl

sizes—(l) large, (2) medium, and (3) small. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, marking,

design, pliability, dimensions, color, flexibility, and aging characteristics; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov. , Federal Specification FFF-F-486; 1945.

Floss; Dental, waxed. Covers one type, one grade, and four classes— (A) silk, (B) viscose rayon, (C) vinyl resin fibers, and (D) nylon. Gives require- ments for material, workmanship, labeling, waxing,

sizes, tensile strength, fiber Identification, and

Individual package; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification JJJ-C-555; 1945.

Cotton; pellets, Dental. Covers three sizes —(l) 1/4 In. in diameter, (2) 3/16 in. in diameter, and

(3) 1/8 In. In diameter. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, size, and sterility; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2748B; 1945. Gold Solder.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-3014; 1945. Mixer, Investment, Inlay, Small.

915.2 SURGICAL AND MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS

915. 2¥ Mirrors

U. S. Gov., Federal specification GG-M-408; 1946. Mirrors; Head. Covers one type. Gives require- ments for material, workmanship, design, finish,

heat resistance, and marking; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and test; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification GG-M-416; 1945. Mirrors; Laryngeal. Covers two types—(I) mirrors and universal handles (class A—mirrors only and

B—universal handle only) and (II) mirrors with

attached handles. Gives requirements for sizes,

material, workmanship, marking, handles, and details for each type; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal specification GG-M-431; 1946. Mirrors and Mirror-Handles; Mouth. Covers two

types— (I) plane mirrors and (II) magnifying mirrors. Gives requirements for material, workmanship,

mirror, handle, finish, marking, and details for each type; methods of sampling, inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for

shipment.

915.25 Sphygmomanometers

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-S-618; 1945- Sphygmomanometers: Aneroid and Mercurial. Covers

two types—(I) aneroid and (II) mercurial. Gives

requirements for material, workmanship, instruction

sheet, leakage of manometer, barometric pressure, finish, identification marking, and details for each type; methods of sampling, inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment. 915.27 Syringes and Needles

U. S. Gov. , Federal Specification GG-S-928; 1945.

Amend, l; 1946. Syringe; Ear, Metal (Pomeroy) with

Tips. Covers one type and two sizes—(A) two-ounce

capacity, and (B) four-ounce capacity. Gives re- quirements for material, workmanship, threads, marking, description, construction, corrosion resistance, and leakage; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; an.3 packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

915.29 Miscellaneous Surgical and Medical Instruments

American Medical Assn. Council on Physical Medicine. Minimum Requirements for acceptable Audiometers,

1945. An Instrument for measuring at prescribed

frequencies and auditory threshold of any Individu- al In decibels referred to a standard Intensity

level known as the "normal threshold of hearing."

Gives requirements for frequency range, purity of test tones, intensity range and calibration, bone conduction receivers, inherent noise, guarantees,

and marketing and advertising.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification G-H-222; 1946. Hemoglobin-Scale (Tallqulst Type). Gives requirements for material, workmanship, design, construction, leaves, absorption, Tallqulst-type color

scale, labeling, and Instructions for use; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and test; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-D-796; 1945.

Duodenal-Outfits (Rehfuss) . Covers one type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, description,

duodenal tube, Rehfuss tip or bucket, adapter,

syringe connecting tube, observation tube, assembly, and marking; methods of sampling, inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for

shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-F-591; 1946.

Forceps; Cover-Glass. Covers six types—(I) Cornet,

(II) Ehrllch, (III) Kalteyer, (IV) Novy, (?) Stewart, and (VI) Mood. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, usability, dimensions, marking,

and details for each type; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-K-516; 1946. Knives, Surgical; Detachable Blades and Handles. Covers handles—size l, narrow nose and size 2, wide nose; blades —size 1, small tang and size 2, large tang; and various types. Gives requirements

for material, workmanship, Identification, tolerances, gages, and details; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-0-758J 1946. Otoscopes; Electric. Covers one type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, otoscope head,

specula, Insufflator attachment, battery-handle,

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adapter, cord-handle, stamping, lamp, carrying case, and finish; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for

shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-P-311; 1945. Phorometers. Covers one type, one grade, and two

classes—(A) mounted on floor stand and (B) mounted

on a wall bracket. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, marking, general description,

components, reading card holder, lnterpuplllary distance, corneal distance gage, leveling device,

mounts, and f inish; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-R-778; 1946.

Rules, Prince; wood (with Leake Attachment). Covers

one type, grade, and class. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, description, rule, carrier,

Leake attachment, test type card, finish, and marking; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-U-672; 1946. Urethroscopes; Young-Type, covers two types —(I) straight (anterior) and (II) beaked (posterior);

two grades—(A) sterling sliver and (B) nickel sliver; and four sizes— (l) 22F, (2) 24F, (3) 26F, and

(4) 28F. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, description, marking, and details for each

type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. 6. Gov., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2130B; 1945. Scissors, General Operating.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2146C; 1945. Saws, Stllle-Glgll.

U. 6. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2536A; 1945. Drill, Bone, with Detachable Metal

Handle.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2593A; 1945- Lancet, Blood.

U. S. Gov. , u. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2986A; 1945. Scoop, Gallstone and Scoop, Common

Duct.

U. S. Qcv., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification 10-3021; 1945. Scissors; Eye, Ear, Nose, and

Throat.

915.3 MEDICAL AND HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT

915.31 Disinfectors, Inhalers, and Irrigators

American Medical Assn. Council on Physical Medicine. Ultraviolet Lamps for Disinfecting Purposes, Present status, 1946. Gives a general discussion of ultraviolet lamps that are In use and Includes

tentative requirements for acceptance of ultraviolet lamps for disinfecting the air.

915.32 Ster i 1 izers

U. S. Gov.., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2625A; 1945. Sterilizer Drum. 915.33 Litters and Stretchers

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. specification 57L2d; 1946-

Litters, Metal (Steel and Aluminum).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Dept. specification

10-2002A; 1945. Litter, Metal, stokes.

915.34 Atomizers

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 57A6; 1946.

Atomizers, Hand, Plastic. 915.36 Hospital Furniture

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 32-53; 1946. Table, Bedside, Metal. 915.39 Miscellaneous Medical and Hospital

Equipment

American Medical Assn. Council on Physical Medicine. Acceptance of sunlamps, 1940. Utilizes the erythe- mal reaction as a basis for Judging the effectiveness of ultraviolet lamps and Includes requirements

for acceptance of sunlamps and regulations to control advertising of sunlamps sold to the public.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification DD-B-115; 1946. Baths, Eye; Glass. Covers one type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, description,

cup, stem, base, dimensions, and resistance; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-B-81; 1946. Bakers, Therapeutic; Electric, Portable. Covers

one type and four sizes —(1) 18 In., (2) 24 in.,

(3) 36 In., and (4) 54 in. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, construction, overall dimensions, width adjustment, height adjustment, outer

shells, Inner shells, Insulation for heat, handle,

lamps, lampholders, switches, wiring, cord and plug,

voltage, marking, finish, and dielectric strength;

methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-E-438; 1946- Electrocardiographs; Portable. Covers two types

(I) power operated and (II) battery operated. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, carrying

cases, stand, accessories and supplies, and details

for each type; methods of Inspection and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal specification GG-S-636; 1945- Splints; Wire-Ladder (Medical and surgical use). Covers one type, grade, and class. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, marking, description, frame, crossplece, assembly, and finish;

methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-T-598; 1945. Tourniquets; Bralded-Llne, Spanlsh-Wlndlass-Type.

Covers one type, grade, and class. Gives require- ments for material, workmanship, description, con- struction, halliard, color, and unit size package;

methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. specification 61D16; 1946. Dispensers (for Aerosol Insecticide).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. specification

10-2005C; 1946. Spoon, Metal (for Typhoid-Carrier

Examinat Ion)

.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. specification

10-2799B; 1945. Frame, Bradford.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. specification

10-2941A; 1945. Lamp, Therapeutic, Mercury Arc,

Alr-Cooled, portable.

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U. S. Oov. , U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-3017; 1946. Light, Bench, Laboratory.

U. 8. Oov., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-3018; 1946- Arbor, Emery, for Handpiece.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. specification

10-3020; 1946. Unit, Aspirating, Portable. 915.4 HOSPITAL UTENSILS

915.11 Basins

U. S. Oov., Navy Dept. Specification 57B6ia; 1946. Basins, solution, Ring-Mounted (Shipboard use, In Operating Rooms)

915.45 Medicine Droppers and Glasses

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification DD-G-6iea; 1949. Glasses; Medicine. Covers two types—(I) hospital

and (II) dental. Gives requirements for material,

workmanship, resistance, finish, and details for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment. 915.46 Stands, Trays, and Carriers

U. S- Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 57Slc; 1945.

Stands, Instrument and Dressing, Operat lng-Room.

U. S. Gov/, u. S. Army, Medical Dept. specification

10-2518A; 1946. Stand, Bowl, Immersion.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2975A; 1944. Tray Set, Type 6.

915.5 MEDICAL AND HOSPITAL SUPPLIES

915.52 First-Aid Suppl ies

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy specification jan-K-280;

1945. Kits, Flrst-Ald, Camouflaged (Aviation, Individual) . U, S. Gov., joint Army-Navy specification jan-K-303;

1946. Kits, Flrst-Ald, Aeronautic.

U. S. Gov.., u. 8. Army, Medical Dept. Specification 10-2058C; 1945. Dressing, Flrst-Ald, Field

Brown.

915.56 Suture Material

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification GG-C-439; 1946. Clips, suture; Metal. Covers one grade of the Michel type, and five sizes—(i) li mm., (2) 14 mm.,

(3) lfl mm., (4) 18 mm., and (5) 22 mm. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, description,

dimensions, and temper; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-S-sie; 1944.

Amend, l; 1945. Sutures, Surgical; Silk and Nylon. Covers four types— (I) braided, (II) dermal, (III) monofilament, and (IV) twisted; two grades— (A) silk and (B) nylon; three colors— (W) white, (B) hlack, and (C) colored; containers; treatment; and

sizes. Gives requirements for material and workmanship, control (lot) numbers, general characteristics, impregnation, labels, tolerances, and details for each type; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

915.59 Miscellaneous Medical and Hospital

Suppl ies

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 57D21; 1945. Dispensers, Salt-Tablet. 916. SURVEYORS' AND ENGINEERS' INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES

916.1 MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-i08a-i; 1945. Computers; Balance.

U. 8. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 26-46; 1944. Rule, Slide, Stadia, 20-Inch,

w/Case.

U. 8. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-73; 1945. Computer, stadia.

916.2 LENGTH AND ANGLE MEASURING INSTRUMENTS

916.22 Angle-Measuring Instruments

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27473A-1; 1946. Sextant; Aircraft Type A-lOA, Bubble

Type.

U. S. Gov., Dept. of commerce, Civil Aeronautics Administration, Office of Federal Airways. Specification CAA-529; 1942. Clinometers.

U. 8. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-A-188;

1945. Alidades, Telescopic (Shipboard Use).

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy specification JAN-C-228;

1945. Circles, Azimuth; and Circles, Bearing.

U. 8. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification i8P7a; 1945- protractors, Position-Plotting, Hoey.

U. 8. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 18P&; 1945.

Protractors, Parallel-Motion, Plastic.

U. 8. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification i&S14d; 1945. Sextants, High-Grade, Endless-Tangent-Screw, Mark

II. U. S. Gov., u. 3. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-89; 1945. Protractor, Fan, Plastic, Range

Deflection, Graduated in Mils and Yards.

U. S. Gov., u. 8. Army, signal Corps Specification

74-1-E; 1945. Theodolite ML-247-( ) and Tripod

ML-78-( ). U. 6. Gov., u. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

74-104; 1945- Clinometer ML-il9-( ). U. 8. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-32-E; 1948. Theodolite PH-( )-33 and Associated

Equipment.

U. 8. Gov., u. S. Maritime Commission Specification

18-MC-13; 1946. Sextants; Plastic, Lifeboat (with

Accessories for Navigation). Covers one type and

one grade. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, construction, size, index arm, pivot, mir- rors, peep sight tube, shade glasses, handle,

finish, accuracy, dimensional stability, color

stability, hardness, marking, case, and accessories; inspection, sampling, and methods of test; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

916.5 TRANSIT

U. 8. Gov., u. S. Army, corps of Engineers specification 42-16B; 1944. Transit, Engineers, with Accessories and Tripod.

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916.6 LEVELS (OTHER THAN CARPENTERS'

)

D. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-74; 1946. Level, Engineer, Military with

Accessories and Tripod.

U. S. Gov.., u. 8. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-79; 1945. Pin, Turning Point, Level. 916.9 MISCELLANEOUS INSTRUMENTS

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 41028-1;

1945. Trainer; Mock-Up, Type 0-65 (Vald-Radar Aid

Computer)

.

917. METEOROLOGICAL INSTRUMENTS

917.2 BAROMETERS AND BAROGRAPHS

American Society of Mechanical Engineers, power Test

Codes, Auxiliary sections. Part 2—Pressure Measurement, Chapter l and 6; 1941. Describes various

types of oarometers, their uses and calibration.

Also gives tables, multipliers, and standards for

barometers, mercury and water columns, and pressure

measurements. 917.3 PSYCHROMETERS, CASE AND SLING

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

74-57; 1946. Thermometers ML-4, ML-5, ML-7 and

Psychrometers, ML-24, ML-224.

U. S. Gov.., u. S. Maritime Commission Specification

l8-MC-4a; 1945. Hygrometers; Mason's Form. Shall

be but one type and one grade. Gives requirements

for materials, workmanship, design and construction, thermometrlc tube assembly, stems, bulb, reservoir,

wicks, scales, mounting panel, methods of mounting,

accuracy, resistance to salt spray, humidity chart, and marking; Inspection, sampling, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment. 917.9 MISCELLANEOUS METEOROLOGICAL INSTRUMENTS

U. S. Gov., u. 8. Army, Signal Corps Specification

74-81; 1945. Plotting Set AN/GMQ-3 ( ). 918. LABORATORY APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES

918.2 BEAKERS, GLASSES, GRADUATES, AND FUN- NELS

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2494A; 1945. Graduates, Enamelware (60, 500, and 1,000 Cc. Capacity).

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-8-B; 1945. Graduates, Glass, for Photographic

Use. 918.3 CRUCIBLES, BOTTLES, BRUSHES, AND JARS

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. specification

1C-2246B; 1945. Bottle, Specific Gravity.

918.5 DISHES

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification GG-C-821; 1946.

Cups, Dissolving; with Covers and Racks. Covers one type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship,

description, dimensions, cups, cover, rack, and

marking; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

918.6 MORTARS AND PESTLES

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-M-621; 1945. Mortars and Pestles; Glass and Porcelain. Covers

two types—(I) porcelain (class A—glazed outside and B—unglazed) and (II) glass (class A—regular

and B—dental). Gives requirements for material,

workmanship, tolerances, identification, and details for each type and class; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

918.8 BIOLOGICAL APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES

918.81 Al buminometers

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification GG-A-438; 1945. Albumlnometers. Covers one type, one grade, and

one class. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, instructions, description, and physical

requirements; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment. 918.86 Haemacytometers

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification GG-H-216J 1946. Hemacytometers. Covers one type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, description, counting chamber, pipettes, carrying case, and instructions; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

918.87 Spatulas

U. S. Gov., u. 8. Army, Medical Dept. specification

10-2517A; 1945. Spatulas.

918.9 MISCELLANEOUS LABORATORY APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES

American society for Testing Materials, D647-45T;

1945. Tentative Specifications for Molds for Test Specimens of Molding Materials Used for Electrical

Insulation. Cover the design of standard molds to

be used to mold test specimens from molding materials used for electrical Insulation. Gives molds

for 1/2 by 1/2 by 5 in. specimen, molds for disk

test specimen, and molds for tension test specimen.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GG-T-696; 1946.

Tripods; Laboratory. Covers two types—(I) grate

type (4 1/2 in. diameter) and (I I) ring type (size

1, 6 in. diameter and size 2, 8 in. diameter).

Gives requirements for material, workmanship, branding, finish, and details for each type; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification LLL-R-53; 1945.

Racks; Test-Tube. Covers one grade, one class, and two types

(1} 24-tube capacity and (II) 14-tube

capacity. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, design, construction, and finish; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. specification 57T6c; 1946- Testing-Outfits, Dlssolved-Oxygen.

U. 8. Gov., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2351B; 1945. Support, Test Tube , Wassermann Rack.

U. S. Gov.., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2744A; 1945. Blowpipe Outfit.

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Commodities Not Elsewhere Classified 919.89

U. S. Gov-, U. S. Amy, Ordnance Dept. Specification

68-85-14; 1946. Analyzer, Exhaust-Gas; Electric,

portable (Dry-Battery Operated).

919. MISCELLANEOUS SCIENTIFIC AND

LABORATORY APPARATUS

919.3 COMPASSES

American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Recom- mended Practice for Electrical Installations on Shipboard, 46; 1946- Gyro Compass Equipment and

Gyro Pilot. Gives general requirements, Installa- tion and location, and wiring for gyro compass

equipment and general requirements, power supply,

wiring and Installation, and standard parts for gyro pilots.

U. 8. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27646;

1946. Compass, Pocket, Type H-4.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-A-6a-i; 1945. Amplifiers; Gyro Flux Gate Com- pass.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-79b; 1945. Compasses; Pilot's card Type Magnetic.

U. 8. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-92-3; 1945. Compasses; Astro.

U. 8. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-116-2; 1945- Compass Liquid; Aircraft.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-138-i; 1945. Compasses; Remote Indicating

Magnetic.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-146-2; 1946. Compasses; Pilof-s standby.

U. S. 8ov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-156; 1949. Compasses; Installation of Pilot's

Standby.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification i8Cld; 1945. Compasses, Ship, Navy No.i, Magnetic (7 1/2 Inch

Card).

U. 8. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 18P3C; 1945.

Peloruses, Illuminated and Nonllluminated.

U. 8. Gov. , u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-70; 1946. Compass, Sun, Universal Type.

919.4 HYDROMETERS

U. 8. Gov., Federal Specification GG-T-241; 1944. Amend, l; 1945. Testers; Antifreeze-Solutions.

Covers one grade; two types—(I) combination and

(II) single; and three classes— (A) alcohol, (B) methanol, and (C) ethylene glycol. Gives require- ments for material, workmanship, rubber fittings,

glass parts, marking, identification, and details

for each type and class; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

919.6 NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS

U. 8. Gov., Federal Specification GG-D-236; 1945. Depth-Percept ion-Apparatus. Covers one type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, description,

construction, and finish; methods of sampling, in- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification GGG-C-106; 1945. Calipers and Depth-Gages; Micrometer. Covers eight

types of micrometer calipers and depth gage micrometers measuring l,000ths in., lO.OOOths in., and lOOths millimeter. Gives requirements for material and workmanship, size and range, frames, micrometer screw spindle, measuring faces, barrel and thimble, graduations, spindle lock nut or clamp

ring, ratchet or friction stop, adjustments, accuracy, finish, marking, and details for each type; method of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-222;

1945. Calculators, Dlstance-Speed-Tlme, Navigational.

U. 8. Gov., Navy Dept. specification 18P8; 1945.

Protractors, Parallel-Motion, Plastic.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification l8S12b; 1945.

Scales, Measuring, for Sounding-Machine Tubes.

U. S. Gov.., u. S. Maritime Commission Specification

18-MC-5a; 1945. Protractors; Navigational. Covers

one type, grade, and size in two compositions—(A) methyl methacrylate resin and (B) vinyl chloridevinyl acetate copolymer. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, body, thickness, accuracy,

flexibility, dimensional stability, water absorption, finish, identification, folder, and details

for each composition; sampling, Inspection, and

methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

919.8 THERMOMETERS AND PYROMETERS

919.80 General Items

American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Power Test Codes, Auxiliary sections. Part 3—Temperature

Measurement, Chapter 4; 1946. This pamphlet de- scribes three types of resistance thermometers

platinum, nickel, and copper, and discusses their

range, accuracy and construction; as well as their advantages and disadvantages when compared with

liquid- in-glass thermometers.

919.81 Bath Thermometers

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2171B; 1946- Thermometer, Bath. 919.82 Chemical Thermometers

American society for Testing Materials, E1-45T; 1945. American Assn. of state Highway Officials M93-45. Tentative Specifications for a.S.T.M. Thermometers.

For glass thermometers graduated in centigrade or Fahrenheit degrees. Gives requirements, type, stem, bulb, graduations, special marking, scale error,

standardization, test for permanency of range, case, and gives table showing added requirements.

U. 8. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification i8T8d; 1945.

Thermometers, Chemical. 919.84 Maximum and Mimimum Thermometers

U. 8. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-T-290;

1946. Thermometers, Maxlmum-and-Mlmlmum. 919.89 Miscellaneous Thermometers

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27528A-1;

1946- Indicator; Temperature Type A-lA, Aircraft

Thermocouple Single Type.

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U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27529-1;

1945. Indicator; Temperature, Type A-2 (Aircraft

Thermocouple Type).

U. §. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27530A;

1945. Indicator; Temperature Type B-iA, Aircraft

Thermocouple Dual Type.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 27531-1;

1945. Indicator; Temperature, Type B-2 (Aircraft

Thermocouple Type).

U. S. Gov., ArmyAir Forces Specification 27538-5;

1945. Indicator; Temperature, General specification for.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification isTie; 1945. Thermometers, water, standard.

U. S. Gov. , Navy Dept. Specification 18T6C; 1945. Thermometers, Air, standard.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 18T7L; 1946. Thermometers, Industrial.

U. 8. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification isTgf; 1945. Thermometers, Storage-Battery.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. specification 18T13C; 1945. Thermometers, Distant-Reading, Indlcatlng-Dlal.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 18T24b; 1946. Thermometers, Mercurial, for Superheated Steam.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

74-67; 1948. Thermometers ML-4, ML-5, ML-7 and

Psychrameters, ML-24, ML-224.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal corps Specification

74-86; 1945. Strut Thermometer ML-363 ( ) /AM.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Maritime Commission Specification

18-MC-2a; 1945. Thermometers; Shlphold and Utility.

Covers one grade, two types, and two classes. Gives

requirements for materials, worknanshlp, construction,

scale, thermometrlc tube assembly, accuracy, corrosion

resistance, dimensional stability, resistance to immersion, freezing, and thawing, light stability, marking, and details; Inspection, sampling, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

919.9 SCIENTIFIC AND LABORATORY APPARATUS

NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED

U. 8. Gov., u. 8. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 87-3A; 1945. Comparator; Color, Residual Chlorine and pH indicator, for Water Purification Units. 930-939 OFFICE, PRINTING, LITHOGRAPHIC, AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPLIES

931 . HANDWRITING SUPPLIES

931.1 PENCILS, LEADS, AND CRAYONS

U. S. Gov., Dept. of commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS130-46; 1946. Color Materials for Art Education in Schools. To provide a guide to school authorities in the pur- chase of color materials for art education in schools. Covers minimum requirements for color ma- terials of satisfactory color and working properties. Gives definitions and detail requirements for wax crayons, pressed crayons, semi-moist water

colors, dry cake water colors, liquid tempera, pow- der tempera, white dustless blackboard crayons,

sight saving dustless blackboard crayons, colored dustless crayons, molded sight saving blackboard

crayons, molded white chalk crayons, molded colored chalk crayons, lecturers' colored chalk crayons,

lecturers' colored dustless crayons, pastel crayons, and modeling clay. Initiated by the Crayon, water

Color and Craft Institute, Inc. U. S. Gov.., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards, simplified Practice Recommendation

R192-46; 1945. Crayons, Chalks, and Related Art

Materials for School Use (Types, Sizes, Packaging,

and Colors), covers types, sizes, containers, num- ber to package, colors, shapes, and packaging.

Gives tables showing data for drawing crayons, kin- dergarten or enlarged drawing crayons, pastels,

dustless chalk, molded chalk, colored chalk, lecturers' chalk, modeling clay, pans for semlmolst

water colors, size of cake for dry-cake water colors, and colors for crayons, chalks, water colors, and tempera.

931.4 ERADICATORS AND ERASERS

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification GG-S-32ia; 1946. Shields; Erasing, Draftsmen's. Covers one type and

grade. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, finish, thickness, elasticity, and design and

size; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing,, and marking for shipment. 931.5 DESK PADS, BLOTTER HOLDERS, AND HAND BLOTTERS

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 53B7A; 1946. Blotters, Hand, Wood, or Plastic. 932. OFFICE DEVICES AND SUPPLIES (EXCEPT HANDWRITING SUPPLIES)

932.1 OFFICE MACHINES

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv., 764; 1946. Time-Stamps. Covers two types— (I) non- electric, spring driven, manual Imprint and (II) electric; two classes— (A) motor driven A. C. and

(B) minute impulse; two styles— (i) manual imprint and (2) magnetic imprint; and three models— (a) hand trip, (b) paper trip, and (c) remote magnetic

trip. Gives requirements for general design, im- print and imprint mechanism, clock face, housing,

marking, and details for each type, class, style, and model; method of sampling, Inspection, and test; and packaging, packing, and marking.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept. procurement Dlv.., 765; 1946. Addlng-Machines; Listing, Stationary Carriage. Covers two types—(I) columnar keyboard and

(II) 10-key keyboard type; three classes— (A) single register, hand operated, (B) single register,

electrically operated, and (C) duplex register,

electrically operated; and three styles— (l) addition only, (2) addition and direct subtraction, and

(3) addition, direct subtraction and credit totals. Gives requirements for sizes, material and workmanship, bid sample, operation, minimum features, car- riage, ribbon, keys, base, and details for each

type, class, and style; methods of sampling, In- spection and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment. •

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932.2 SUPPLIES FOR OFFICE MACHINES

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification L-S-281; 1946. Shields; Erasing, Typists'. Covers one type and

grade. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, bid sample, finish, thickness, design, flammablllty, and flexibility; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification DDD-R-3llb; 1945. Ribbons; Typewriter. Covers one grade and three types — (A) single color, (B) two-color, and (C) combined record and copying. Gives requirements

for material and workmanship, comparison sample,

fabric, thread count, width, length, thickness,

edges, inking, character of writing, wear-down, recovery, permanence of writing, and spools and re- versing attachments; methods of sampling and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

932.3 RECEPTACLES, SUPPORTS, AND HOLDERS

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept. , procurement Div.,596a;

1946. Holders; Copy, Typist's. Covers three

types — (I) forward reading, mechanical adjustment

{class A—collapsible, B—noncollapslble, and C

stationary reading plate); (II) side reading, mechanical adjustment (class A—flat reading plate

and B—cylindrical body); and (III) side reading,

manual adjustment. Gives requirements for material,

workmanship, general design, line spacing, construction, rigidity, finish, marking, instructions,

and details for each type and class; methods of sampling and inspection; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-104; 1946. Holder, Ink Bottle, Bronzed

Iron. 932.6 BINDERS AND STUB FILES

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 53B8b; 1946.

Binders, Loose-Leaf, Catalog.

Uo S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 53B14; 1946.

Binders, Loose-Leaf, special (Locked-Ring Type)

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 1-43; 1944. Binder; Loose-Leaf, Ring-Type,

with Filler and Index. 932.9 MISCELLANEOUS OFFICE DEVICES AND SUPPLIESU. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-C-621J 1942. Amend. 1; 1945. Correction-Compound; stencil.

Covers one type and grade. Gives material, workmanship, general requirements, viscosity, drying

properties, thinning properties, film properties, and performance; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and. packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U« S. Gov., Federal Specification ZZ-P-41; 1937.

Amend. 1; 1945- Pads; Finger, Rubber and Synthetic

Rubbe'r, (for) Office Use. Covers a single grade

and two types—(I) perforated and (II) without per- forations. Gives requirements for material, bid

samples, design, dimensions, tensile strength, ultimate elongation, and accelerated aging test; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking.

U. 6. Gov., Treasury Dept. , Procurement Dlv., 298c;

1946. Stamps, Rubber. Covers one grade and four

types. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, and details of each type; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

933. INKS

933.9 SPECIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS INKS

U. s. Gov., Federal Specification TT-I-558; 1945.

Ink, Stencil; Opaque, for Marking Nonporous Surfaces

(Metal, Glass, Etc.). Covers one grade and type. Gives pigment, vehicle, quantitative requirements,

qualitative requirements, and colors; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification TT-I-559; 1945.

Ink, Stencil; Opaque, for Marking Porous Surfaces

(wooden-Boxes, Fiber-Cartons, Etc.). Covers one grade and type. Gives pigment, vehicle, quantitative requirements, qualitative requirements, and

colors; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., procurement Dlv., 746; 1946. Ink; Number Ing-Machlne. Covers one grade

and five types

(a) black, (B) blue, (C) green, (D) red, and (E) violet. Intended for use with hand

operated numbering machines having metal type.

Gives requirements for material, stability, impression, drying time, and fading; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

935. DRAFTSMEN'S AND ENGRAVERS' DEVICES AND SUPPLIES

Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. Aeronautical

Drafting Manual, 1946. Includes procedures for

preparation of drawings, dimensioning by the decimal

system, notes, abbreviations and symbols, definitions, threads, gears, splines and serrations, forglngs, finish marks and special finishes, springs, and tables.

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification GG-S-iei; 1946. Scales; Draftsmen's. Covers two types—(I) architects' and (II) engineers'; three classes—(A) flat two-bevel, (B) flat four-^bevel, and (C) triangular; and two styles—(1) wood with white plastic facings and (2) plastic with white plastic facings. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, construction, tolerances, sizes, sheaths, marking, and de- tails for each type; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov*, Federal Specification GG-S-776a; 1946. Straightedges; steel (Draftsmen's). Covers two

types—(I) square-edged and (II) one edge bevelled. Gives requirements for sizes, material, workmanship, working edges, and dimensions; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. 8. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-R-83A;

1945. Rulers, Parallel.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-288;

1946. Protractors, Three-Arm, Metal.

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U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-306;

1946. Protractors, Parallel-Motion.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-S-330;

1946. Stick, Cruiser, Timber.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 18-I-lc; 1945. Instruments, Drawing.

U. S. Gov. , Navy Dept. specification 18P10; 1946. Pantographs, 26-Inch.

U. S. Gov., u. 8. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 26-2B; 1944. Instruments, Drawing (First

Grade, in Sets)

.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 26-41A; 1944. Protractors, Semicircular,

Plastic, Graduated in Mils and Yards.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-63A; 1946. Planlmeter, Polar, Compensating,

with Case.

U. S. Gov.., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-68; 1946. Angulator.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, corps of Engineers Specification 42-83; 1945. Scale, 46 Degree, Plotting,

Plastic, 26 to Set.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-86; 1945. Square, 46 Degree, Plotting

Plastic.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corpr of Engineers Specification 42-88", 1946. Scales, Plotting, Flat, Boxwood.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-93A; 1945. Straightedge, steel, Both Edges

Beveled, Graduated In Yards, 1/26,000 One Edge,

1/60,000 Other Edge.

936. PRINTING AND LITHOGRAPHING DEVICES AND SUPPLIES

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-60; 1944. Press, Lithographic offset,

Motor Driven, no-Volts 60-Cycle AC (20 x 22 1/2

In. Sheet size)

.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-72; 1946- Frame, Printing, Blue Print, Brown print, etc., 24 x 30 Inches.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-112; 1946. Frame, Printing, Photolithographic Plate, Vacuum, Bench Type. 937. EDUCATIONAL SUPPLIES

937.1 BLACKBOARD CHALK

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS130-4 6; 1946. Color Materials for Art Education In Schools. To provide a guide to school authorities in the pur- chase of color materials for art education in

schools. Covers minimum requirements for color materials of satisfactory color and working properties.

Gives definitions and detail requirements for wax

crayons, pressed crayons, semi-moist water colors,

dry cake water colors, liquid tempera, powder tempera, white dustless Blackboard crayons, sight saving dustless blackboard crayons, colored dustless

crayons, molded sight saving blackboard crayons, molded white chalk crayons, molded colored chalk

crayons, lecturers' colored chalk crayons, lecturers' colored dustless crayons, pastel crayons, and modeling clay, initiated by the Crayon, water Color and Craft Institute, Inc. U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R192-46; 1946. Crayons, Chalks, and Related Art

Materials for School Use (Types, Sizes, Packaging,

and Colors). Covers types, sizes, containers, num- ber to package, colors, shapes, and packaging.

Gives table showing data for drawing crayons, kin- dergarten or enlarged drawing crayons, pastels,

dustless chalk, molded chalk, colored chalk, lecturers' chalk, modeling clay, pans for semlmolst

water colors, size of cake for dry-cake water colors, and colors for crayons, chalks, water colors, and tempera.

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification SS-C-638a; 1945. Crayons; Chalk, White. Covers three types — (I) dustless (95 percent calcium carbonate), round and

hexagonal; (II) dustless (50 percent calcium carbonate)., round and hexagonal; and (III) molded (90 percent calcium sulphate). Gives requirements for material and workmanship, composition, length, diameter, minimum weight, and minimum breaking

strength; methods of sampling, inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for

shipment.

937.9 MISCELLANEOUS EDUCATIONAL SUPPLIES

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS130-46; 1946. Color Materials for Art Education In Schools. To provide a guide to school authorities in the pur- chase of color materials for art education in

schools, covers minimum requirements for color materials of satisfactory color and working properties. Gives definitions and detail requirements

for wax crayons, pressed crayons, semi-moist water

colors, dry cake water colors, liquid tempera, pow- der tempera, white dustless blackboard crayons,

sight saving dustless blackboard crayons, colored dustless crayons, molded sight saving blackboard

crayons, molded white chalk crayons, molded colored chalk crayons, lecturers' colored chalk crayons,

lecturers' colored dustless crayons, pastel crayons, and modeling clay, initiated by the Crayon, Water Color and Craft Institute, Inc. 940-949 TOYS, ATHLETIC AND SPORTING GOODS, AND INSIGNIA

943. ATHLETIC AND SPORTING GOODS

943.1 BALLS

American Bowling Congress. Rules and Regulations,

1945-1946. Includes weight and size, and balance of balls. National Duck Pin Bowling Congress, 1944-46. Balls.

Gives requirements for diameter and weight.

U. S. Golf Assn. Rules for Golf, 1946. Includes requirements for form and make of golf clubs and balls.

943.8 FISHING LINES AND ACCESSORIES

U. S. Gov.., Army Air Forces Specification 16181; 1946= Line; Nylon Fishing.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 37K1; 1945.

Kits, Fishing, Emergency.

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943.9 MISCELLANEOUS ATHLETIC AND SPORTING

600DS

943.93 Golf Goods

U. S. Golf Assn. Rules for Golf, 1946. Includes re- quirements for form and make of golf clubs and

balls. 943.98 Bowling Goods and Apparatus

national Duck. Pin Bowling Congress, 1944-45. Alleys.

Gives requirements for width, length, clear run, friction member, pin spots, foul line, and electric

eye. National Duck Pin Bowling Congress, 1944-46. Duckpins. Gives requirements for diameter at top, di- ameter at middle, diameter at base, height, taper,

weight, maple, and fiber band. National Duck Pin Bowling Congress, 1944-45. Gutters and Pits. Gives requirements for location, wood

necessary, width, shape, and depth of gutters; and

for depth, width, incline, board at rear of alley

bed, kickbacks, and kickback plates.

944. BADGES, INSIGNIA, AND MARKINGS

950-959

950. GENERAL ITEMS

American society for Testing Materials, D642-46T;

1945- Tentative Method of Compression Test for Shipping containers. Covers two procedures—(A) ability to resist external compressive loads applied to its faces and (B) ability to resist external compressive loads applied to diagonally opposite edges or corners. Suitable for testing boxes, crates, barrels, drums, kegs, and palls made of metal, wood, flberboard, and combinations of these materials. Gives apparatus, test specimens and number of tests, sealing flberboard containers, conditioning, moisture content, procedure A, procedure

B, and report.

American Society for Testing Materials, D776-46T;

1945. Tentative Method of Drop Test for Shipping

Containers. Covers two procedures—(A) ability to provide protection to its contents and (B) ability

to withstand rough handling. Suitable for testing

boxes, crates, barrels, drums, kegs, and pails made

of metal, wood, flberboard, or combinations of these materials. Gives apparatus, test specimens

and number of tests, conditioning, moisture content, general procedure, procedure A, procedure B, report, and appendix.

Assn. of American Railroads, Freight Loading and Container Section. Bulletin 45; 1944. Dictionary of Standard Terms for Use In Describing Containers and Loading and Bracing Methods for Fruits, Fresh (Not Cold-Packed Nor Frozen) and vegetables, Fresh or Green (Not Cold-Packed Nor Frozen) . The purpose of this Dictionary Is to describe, define and Illustrate the usual terms and expressions used to describe the containers used and the methods of loading, stripping, and bracing followed. Section I covers loading and bracing and Section II covers

containers.

944.1 BADGES

U. S« Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1944. Bars, Qualification.

944.2 IDENTIFICATION TAGS

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 34-18B; 1945. Tags, Identification. 944.3 INSIGNIA AND ORNAMENTS

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps specification, 1945. Numerals, Athletic.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 71D3; 1945. Devices, Collar, women's Naval Reserve.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 71M4a; 1946.

Marks, Sleeve, women's Naval Reserve. 944.5 DECALCOMANIA

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-D-ie; 1945. Decalcomanias; Aircraft.

944.7 EMBLEMS

U. S. Gov. , Marine Corps specification, 1944. Emblem, Honorable Discharge.

Manufacturing Chemists' Assn. of the u. S. Manual

Sheet H-i (for Shippers and Consignees). Aqueous

Hydrofluoric Acid (HF). Recommended Practice for

the Safe Handling and Discharging of Containers,

adopted 1940, revised 1945. Includes description

of product, precautions, labels, shipping containers for aqueous hydrofluoric acid, rubber drums, lined and unllned steel drums, lead carboys, wood

barrels, tank cars, and facsimile of labels recommended for application to containers.

U. S. Gov-, Army Air Forces Specification 41014; 1946. Packaging of Army Air Forces Clothing and Shoes.

U. 6. Gov.., Army Air Forces Specification 40737A;

1946. Marking; Petroleum-Product Container, Domestic and Export.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-i3a-i; 1945. Preservation and Packaging;

Parts and Equipment (General Specification for). U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-62b-i; 1946. Packaging of Lightweight Aircraft Accessories.

U. 8. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-81-i; 1946. Packaging and Packing of Aircraft Materiel in Steel Shipping Containers.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification U-M-166; 1944. Amend. 1; 1945. Medicinal products and Clinical

Laboratory Reagents; General Specification for Containers (Packaging and packing). Gives requirements

for types and classes, grades and sizes, material,

workmanship, labeling, compatibility of container,

and details for glass, metal, fiber, paper, plastic, and wood containers; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. includes definitions of explosives and dangerous

CONTAINERS

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articles other than explosives, accepted and for- bidden, for transportation by common carriers by

rail freight, rail express, highway, or water,

Classification of explosives as—class A, dangerous

explosives (ammunition for cannon; ammunition—nonexplosives; ammunition—projectiles, grenades, bombs, mines, and torpedoes; ammunition for small arms

with explosive bullets or projectiles; ammunition,

chemical, explosive; black, powder and low explosives; high explosives; and Initiating or priming explosives) ; class B, less dangerous explosives (ammuni- tion for cannon with empty, sand loaded or solid

projectiles or without projectiles; fireworks; and

smokeless powder) ; and class C, relatively safe ex- plosives (ammunition for small arms; blasting caps; cordeau detonant; fuzes; Igniters; instantaneous

fuse; primers; safety fuse; and toy caps). Classi- fication of dangerous articles other than explo- sives as—inflammable liquids, inflammable solids

and oxidizing materials, acids and other corrosive

liquids, compressed gasses, and poisonous articles (class A, extremely dangerous poisons; class B, less dangerous poisons; and class C, tear gas or irritating substances). Published by American

Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

P. S. Gov. , Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-100;

1945. Packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment, General Specification.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-116;

1945. Packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment;

Preservation, Methods of.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P- 131-1;

1945. Packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment

Barrier-Material; Molsture-Vaporproof, Flexible.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. .Specification

100-2E; 1944. Standard Specification for Marking

Shipments by Contractors.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-4944; 1945. Identification Marking of Ground

Signal Equipment.

951. BARRELS, DRUMS, AND TUBS

951.1 BARRELS

951.12 Metal Barrels

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1945. Shipping Container Specifications. 5, Steel Bar- rels or Drums (Removable Head Containers Authorized). Capacities of not over 5, 10, and 33 gal. for straight side type without rolling hoops; 33,

55, and 110 gal. for straight side type with U-roll- lng hoops and with I-bar rolling hoops; 33 and 55

gal. for straight side type with rolled or swedged

in rolling hoops; and 33 and 55 gal/ for bilge type without rolling hoops. Covers general requirements,

material, construction, marking, and tests. Pub- lished by American Trucking Assns. , Inc., Tariff

Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 5a, Steel Bar- rels or Drums (Removable Head Containers Not Au- thorized). Capacities of not over 10 gal. for straight side type without rolling hoops; 30, 55, and 110 gal. for straight side type with I-bar roll- ing hoops; and. 30 and 55 gal. for bilge type without rolling hoops. Covers general requirements,

material, construction, marking, and tests. Pub- lished by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 5B, Steel Bar- rels or Drums (Removable Head Containers Authorized). Capacities of not over 5 and 10 gal. for straight side type without rolling hoops; 33, 55, and 110 gal. for straight side type with rolled or

swedged in hoops; and 33 and 55 gal. for bilge type without rolling hoops. Covers general requirements,

material, construction, marking, and tests. Pub- lished by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 5C, Steel Bar- rels or Drums (Removable Head Containers Not Authorized). To be of 18 chrome 8 nickel alloy or other types of stainless steel of equivalent corrosion resistance and physical properties. Capacities of not over 15 gallons for straight side type

without rolling hoops; 30, 55, and 110 gallons for straight side type with I-bar type rolling hoops;

and 30 and 55 gallons for bilge type without rolling hoops. Covers general requirements, material,

construction, marking, and tests. Published by

American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 5D, Steel Barrels or Drums—Rubber Lines (Removable Head containers Authorized). Similar to ICC Specification

,5a, Steel Barrels or Drums (referred to herein),

except lining, marking, leakage test, and additional test. Published by American Trucking Assns.,

Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping container Specifications. 5G,- Steel Bar- rels or Drums (Removable Head Containers Nat Authorized). Capacities not over 5, 10, and 33 gal. for straight side type without rolling hoops; 33, 55, and 110 gal. for straight side type with U-type

rolling hoops and with I-bar type rolling hoops;

33 and 55 gal. for straight side type with rolled

or swedged in rolling hoops; and 33 and 55 gal. for

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bilge type without rolling hoops. Covers general

requirements, material (austenltlc 18- and 8-chrome nickel alloy), construction, marking, and tests,

published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

U. S. Gov.., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 5H, Steel Barrels or Drums —Lead Lined (Removable Head Containers Not Authorized). Similar to ICC Specification

6A, Steel Barrels or Drums (referred to herein), ex

cept lead lined, published by American Trucking

Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov.., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 5K, Nickel Barrels or Drums (Removable Head Containers Not Authorized). Similar to ICC Specification 5A, Steel

Barrels or Drums (referred to herein) , except material requirement of 99.0 percent pure nickel. Pub- lished by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. ' Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 5L, steel Barrels or Drums (Removable Head Containers Not Authorized). Similar to ICC Specification 5A, Steel Barrels or Drums (referred to herein), except not

over five gallon rectangular type. Published by

American Trucking Assn., inc., Tariff Bureau, and

by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 5X, Steel

Drums —Aluminum Lined (Removable Head Containers

Not Authorized). Similar to ICC Specification 5A, Steel Barrels or Drums (referred to herein), except

aluminum lined. Published by American Trucking

Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 6A, Steel Barrels or Drums (Removable Head Containers Authorized). Capacities 5 to 10 gal. for straight side type without rolling hoops; 5 to 30 and 5 to 55

gal. for straight side type with I-bar type rolling

hoops; and 5 to 33 and 5 to 56 gal. bilge type without rolling hoops. Covers general requirements,

material, construction, marking, and tests. Pub- lished by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946.

Shipping Container Specifications. 6B, Steel Barrels or Drums (Removable Head Container Authorized).

Capacities 5 to 10 gal. for straight side type

without rolling hoops; 6 to 30 and 5 to 56 gal. for straight side type with U-type rolling hoops; 5 to

30, 5 to 55, and 5 to no gal. for straight side

type with I~bar type rolling hoops; and 6 to 33 and

5 to 65 gal. for bilge type without rolling hoops. Covers general requirements, material, construction,

marking, and tests. Published by American Trucking

Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov.., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 6C, Steel Barrels or Drums (Removable Head Containers Authorized). Capacities 5 and 5 to 10 gal. for straight

side type without rolling hoops; 5 to 30, 5 to 55, and 5 to no gal. for straight side with U-type

rolling hoops; 5 to 30, 5 to 65, and 6 to 110 gal. for straight side type with I-bar type rolling

hoops; and 5 to 33 and 6 to 66 gal. for bilge type

without rolling hoops. Covers general requirements,

material, construction, marking, and tests. Pub- lished by American Trucking Assns.., Inc., Tariff

Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 6J, Steel Barrels or Drums (Removable Head Containers Authorized). Capacities 5 to 30 and 5 to 65 gal. for straight side type with rolled or swedged In hoops;

5 to 55 gal. for straight side type with U-type

rolling hoops; 5 to 65 gal. for straight side type

with I-bar type rolling hoops; and 6 to 33 and 5 to 56 gal. for bilge type without rolling hoops.

Covers general requirements, material, construction, marking, and tests. Published by American

Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn.

of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 17X, Steel Bar- rels or Drums —Single Trip Container (Removable

Head Containers Not Authorized). Covers general

requirements, material, construction, marking, and

tests. Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 42C, Aluminum

Barrels or Drums. Similar to ICC Specification

42B, Aluminum Drums, except requirements for parts

and dimensions and for marking. Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by

Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

951 . 13 Wooden Barrels

Chicago Board of Trade. Rules and Regulations, 1942. Pork Barrels. Shall be made of well-seasoned white,

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red or burr oak, white ash or birch. Oives require- ments for coating, staves, head, galvanized iron

hoops, and wood hoops.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification NN-B-109; 1946- Barrels; Wood, Slack. Covers three grades—commodity, No. l, and No. 2. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, staves, heads, hoops, assembly,

head cleats, head liners, and details for each

type; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 10A, Wooden

Barrels and Keg3 (Tight). Covers general requirements, material, construction, closures, lining,

tests, and marking. Published by American Trucking

Assns.., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov.., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. J.0B and IOC, Wooden Barrels and Kegs. Similar to ICC Specification 10A. wooden Barrels and Kegs (Tight), except

staves, heading, and hoops. Published by American

Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn.

of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov.., interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. liA and 11B,

Wooden Barrels and Kegs (Slack). Covers general

requirements, material, construction, marking, and closing. Published by American Trucking Assns.,

Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn„ of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-109;

1945. Packaging and Packing for overseas Shipment

Barrels, Tight.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-122A;

1945. Packaging and Packing for overseas Shipment;

Barrels, slack (for barrels whose weight of contents does not exceed 1,000 pounds).

951.2 CASKS AND TIERCES

951.24 Wooden Tierces

Chicago Board of Trade. Rules and Regulations, 1942. Lard Tierces. Shall be made of well—seasoned

white, red or burr oak. Gives requirements for

coating, staves, size, head, iron hoops, and wood

hoops.

Chicago- Board of Trade. Rules and Regulations, 1942. Tierces for Pickled Meats. Shall be made of wellseasoned white, red or burr oak, white ash, or birch. Gives requirements for coating, staves,

size, head, iron hoops, and wood hoops.

951.3 DRUMS

951.31 Fiber Drums

Manufacturing Chemists' Assn. of the U. S. Manual

Sheet D-50 (for Shippers and Consignees). Handling

and storing of Fiber Drums When Filled With Chemicals or Allied products, adopted 194 6. Includes

general requirements, receipt of empty containers,

filling and sealing, handling of filled drums, loading and bracing filled drums in freight cars and auto trucks, unloading freight cars, auto trucks

and vessels, disposition of filled drums at consign- ee's plant, and reuse of drums.

U. S. Gov. , interstate Commerce Commission. National Motor Freight Classification No. 8; 1945. Contains requirements for fiber drums for shipment of licorice. Published by American Trucking Assns. , Inc., Tariff Bureau.

U. S. Gov., interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and other Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 21A, Fibre

Drums. Oovers general requirements, construction,

tests, registration of drum specification, and

marking. Published by American Trucking Assns.,

inc., Tariff Bureau, and Dy Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

951.32 Metal Drums

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification RR-D-729a; 1945. Amend. 1; 1946. Drums; steel, Type 5B (for Liquid Petroleum Products). Covers two types of straight

side cylindrical drum with chime reinforcement—(I) double seam chime and (II) welded chime. Oives re- quirements for size, material, workmanship, ICC specifications, dimensions, properties of the drum,

rivets, chime reinforcement, clearance, rolling

hoops, bung, vent, flanges, plugs, seats, thread,

engagement of threads, gaskets, coating (enamel),

coating (zinc), cap seals, and details; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 6, Steel Barrels or Drums (Removable Head Containers Authorized). Capacities of not over 5, 10, and 33 gal. for straight side type without rolling hoops; 33, 56, and 110 gal. for straight side type with U-rolling hoops and with i-bar rolling hoops; 33 and 56

gal. for straight side type with rolled or swedged

In rolling hoops; and 33 and 66 gal. for bilge type without rolling hoops. Covers general requirements, material, construction, marking, and tests. Published by American Trucking Assns., inc., Tariff

Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

U. S. Gov.., interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 6A, Steel Bar- rels or Drums (Removable Head Containers Not Authorized). Capacities of not over 10 gal. for straight side type without rolling hoops; 30, 56, and 110 gal. for straight side type with I-bar

rolling hoops; and 30 and 65 gal. for bilge type

without rolling hoops. Covers general requirements,

material, construction, marking, and tests, published by American Trucking Assns.., Inc., Tariff

Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

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U. S. Gov.., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1948. Shipping Container Specifications. 5B, Steel Barrels or Drums (Removable Head Containers Authorized) . Capacities of not over 5 and 10 gal. for straight side type without rolling hoops; 33, 55, and 110 gal. for straight side type with rolled or swedged In hoops; and 33 and 55 gal. for bilge type without rolling hoops. Covers general requirements, material, construction, marking, and tests. Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 5C, Steel Barrels or Drums (Removable Head Containers Not Authorized) . To be of 18 chrome 8 nickel alloy or other types of stainless steel of equivalent corrosion

resistance and physical properties. Capacities of not over 15 gallons for straight side type without

rolling hoops; 30, 55, and 110 gallons for straight

side type with 1-bar type rolling hoops; and 30 and

55 gallons for bilge type without rolling hoops. Covers general requirements, material, construction, marking, and tests. Published by American

Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn.

of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 5D, Steel Barrels or Drums—Rubber Lined (Removable Head Containers Authorized). Similar to ICC Specification

5A, Steel Barrels or Drums (referred to herein),

except lining, marking, leakage test, and additional test. Published by American Trucking Assns.,

Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 5F, Steel Drums

(Removable Head Containers Not Authorized) . Capacity not over 11 gal. Covers general requirements,

material, construction, marking, and tests. Pub- lished by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 5G, Steel Barrels or Drums (Removable Head Containers Not Authorized). Capacities not over 5, 10, and 33 gal. for straight side type without rolling hoops; 33,

55, and 110 gal. for straight side type with U-type

rolling hoops and with I-bar type rolling hoops; 33 and 55 gal. for straight side type with rolled

or swedged in rolling hoops; and 33 and 55 gal. for bilge type without rolling hoops. Covers general

requirements, material (austenltlc 18- and 8-chrome nickel alloy) , construction, marking, and tests.

Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 5H, Steel Barrels or Drums—Lead Lined (Removable Head Containers Not Authorized). Similar to ICC Specification

5A, Steel Barrels or Drums (referred to herein),

except lead lined. Published by American Trucking

Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 5K, Nlekel Barrels or Drums (Removable Head Containers Not Authorized). Similar to ICC Specification 5A, Steel

Barrels or Drums (referred to herein), except material requirement of 99.0 percent pure nickel.

Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 5L, Steel Barrels or Drums (Removable Head Containers Not Authorized). Similar to ICC Specification 5A, Steel Barrels or Drums (referred to herein), except not over five gallon rectangular type. Published by

American Trucking Assn., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and

- by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping container Specifications. 5X, Steel

Drums—Aluminum Lined (Removable Head Containers

Not Authorized). Similar to ICC Specification 5A, Steel Barrels or Drums (referred to herein), except

aluminum lined. Published by American Trucking

Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 6A, Steel Barrels or Drums (Removable Head Containers Authorized). Capacities 5 to 10 gal. for straight side

type without rolling hoops; 5 to 30 and 5 to 55 gal. for straight side type with I-bar type rolling

hoops; and 5 to 33 and 5 to 55 gal. bilge type

without rolling hoops. Covers general requirements, material, construction, marking, and tests. Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 6B, Steel Barrels or Drums (Removable Head Container Authorized). Capacities 5 to 10 gal. for straight side

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type without rolling hoops; 5 to 30 and 5 to 55 gal. for straight side type with U-type rolling hoops; 5 to 30, 5 to 55, and 5 to no gal. for straight side

type with I-bar type rolling hoops; and 5 to 33 and

5 to 55 gal. for bilge type without rolling hoops. Covers general requirements, material, construction,

marking, and tests. Published by American Trucking

Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 6C, Steel Barrels or Drums (Removable Head Containers Authorized). Capacities 5 and 5 to 10 gal. for straight

side type without rolling hoops; 5 to 30, 5 to 55, and 5 to 110 gal. for straight side with U-type

rolling hoops; 5 to 30, 5 to 55, and 5 to 110 gal. for straight side type with I-bar type rolling

hoops; and 5 to 33 and 5 to 55 gal. for bilge type without rolling hoops. Covers general requirements,

material, construction, marking,, and tests. Pub- lished by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 6J, Steel Barrels or Drums (Removable Head Containers Authorized). Capacities 5 to 30 and 5 to 55 gal. for straight side type with rolled or swedged in hoops;

5 to 55 gal. for straight side type with U-type

rolling hoops; 5 to 55 gal. for straight side type with I-bar type rolling hoops; and 5 to 33 and 5 to 55 gal. for bilge type without rolling hoops. Covers general requirements, material, construction,

marking, and tests. Published by American Trucking

Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping container Spec lf-lcat ions . 17C and 17E, Steel Drums—Single Trip Container (Removable Head Containers Authorized). Both similar to ICC Specification 5A, Steel Barrels or Drums (referred to herein). Published by American Trucking Assns.,

Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 17F, Steel

Drums —Single Trip Container (Removable- Head Containers Not Authorized). Similar to ICC Specification 5A, Steel Barrels or Drums (referred to herein). Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 17X, Steel Barrels or Drums —Single Trip Container (Removable

ity Specifications

Head Containers Not Authorized). Covers general

requirements, material, construction, marking, and

tests. Published by American Trucking Assns. , Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 37D, 37E, 37F, 37G, and 37H, Steel Drums —Single Trip Container

(Removable Head Containers Authorized). Covers

rated capacity, material, construction, marking,

and tests. Published by American Trucking Assns.,

Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 42B, Aluminum

Drums. Covers capacity, material, construction,

marking, and tests, published by American Trucking

Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads,. Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov.., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and water, .1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 42C, Aluminum

Barrels or Drums. Similar to ICC Specification 42B, Aluminum Drums, except requirements for parts and dimensions and for marking. Published by American

Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn.

Of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 42D, Aluminum

Drums. Similar to ICC Specification 42B, Aluminum

Drums, except requirements for parts and dimensions,

closures, marking, and tests. Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by

Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-D-195;

1945. Drums, Steel, Calcium Carbide (100-Pound Capacity) . U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 42D3J 1945.

Drums, Steel, Flfty-Flve-Gallon.

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept.., Procurement Dlv. , 630a;

1946. Plugs, and Cap Seals; for Steel Drums. Covers two types— (I) plugs for flat gaskets (class A, pressed steel and class B, cast Iron) and (II) plugs for square-and-round-sect Ion gaskets (class

C, pressed steel; class D, cast Iron; and class E, die cast zinc alloy). Gives requirements for sizes, cap seals, material, workmanship, construction, gasket seats, thread, holes for wire seal, cap seals,

finish, marking, and details for each type and

class; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-103; 1945. Drum, Steel, 55~Gallon; Reclamation for Transport of Asphalt.

951 .33 Wooden Drums

U. S. Gov.,, interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

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Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 22A and 22B,

Wooden Drums—Glued Plywood. Covers general requirements, construction, tests, marking, and closing for shipment. Published by American Trucking

Assns. , Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

951.34 RUBBER DRUMS

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations

for Transportation of Explosives and Other Dangerous

Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 43A, Rubber Drums. Covers capacity, material, construction, marking and tests. Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

951.4 FIRKINS AND KEGS 951.43 Metal Kegs

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 13, Metal Kegs. Covers general requirements, material, construction, closures, marking, tests, filling with contents, and additional keg. Published by American

Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn.

of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

951.44 Wooden Kegs

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification NN-K-231; 1945.

Kegs; Wood, Slack. Covers one grade. Gives re- quirements for material, workmanship, staves, heads,

hoops, assembly, and head cleats; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov.., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. lC, Carboys in Kegs. Covers general requirements, manufacture,

marking outside container, and tests. Published by

American Trucking Assn., Inc., Tariff Bureau; and by

Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov.., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 10A, Wooden

Barrels and Kegs (Tight). Covers general requirements, material, construction, closures, lining,

tests, and marking. Published by American Trucking

Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn.' of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 10B and IOC, Wooden Barrels and Kegs. Similar to ICC Specification 10A, Wooden Barrels and Kegs (Tight), except

staves, heading, and hoops. Published by American

Trucking Assns.., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn.

of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for- Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946.

Shipping Container Specifications'. HA and 11B, Wooden Barrels and Kegs (Slack). Covers general

requirements, material, construction, marking, and closing. Published by American Trucking Assns.,

Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-134A;

1946. Packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment

Kegs, Slack. For kegs whose weight of contents

does not exceed 3001b. 951.46 Fiber Kegs

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping container Specifications. 13A, Fibre Kegs. Covers general requirements, construction, closures, and tests, published by American Trucking Assns.,

Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

951.6 KITS AND PAILS

951.61 Metal Kits

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 2A, Inside Containers —Metal Cans, Palls, and Kits. Covers ca- pacity, thickness of metal, test, and closure.

Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau; and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

951.62 Wooden Kits

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 18B, Wooden

Kits. Covers general requirements, construction,

tests, and marking, published by American Trucking

Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

951.64 Metal Pails

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification RR-B-77ia; 1939. Amend. 2; 1945. Buckets; Metal, Galvanized. Covers

one grade and three types— (I) light weight, (II) heavy weight (class A—with bottom straps and B

without bottom straps), and (III) heavy weight

formed from pregalvanlzed sheet steel. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, body, bottom,

ball, ears, galvanizing, watertlghtness, marking,

and details for each type; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 2A, Inside Con- tainers—Metal Cans, Palls, and Kits. Covers ca- pacity, thickness of metal, test, and closure.

Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau; and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

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U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-124A;

1946. packaging and Packing for overseas Shipment

Containers (Cans, Pails, and Drums), Metal. For

other than subsistence items.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-100; 1946. Bucket, General Purpose, Corrosion-Resisting, Steel, 16-Quart.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

64-MC-8a; 1945. Buckets; water, Galvanized. Covers

two types—(I) light weight and (II) heavy weight; two grades — (A) galvanized after fabrication and

(B) fabricated from pregalvanlzed sheet; and two classes—(l) with bottom braces and (2) without

bottom braces. Gives requirements for materials,

workmanship, body, bottom, ball, ears, watertightness, marking, and details; sampling, Inspection, and method of tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

951.7 TUBS

951 .72 Wooden Tubs

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. National Motor Freight Classification No.8; 1945. Contains

requirements for wooden tubs for shipment of butter. Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau.

U. S. Gov., interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 31, Jugs in Tubs. For Jugs of acid-resisting material not over

2-gal. capacity. Covers size, material, construction, cushioning, marking, and closing for shipment. Published by American Trucking Assns.., Inc., Tariff

Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

952. BASKETS AND HAMPERS

952.1 BASKETS

952.11 Fruit, Vegetable, and Berry Baskets

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. National Motor Freight Classification No.8; 1945. Contains

requirements for baskets for shipment of fresh

fruits or vegetables, meats, and tobacco. Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau. 952.11 Fiberboard Baskets

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv.., 740;

1945. Baskets; Fiber. Covers one grade and two

types—(I) nesting oblong baskets and (II) nesting

round baskets. Gives requirements for materials,

workmanship, finish, color, marking, tests, nesting

irons, and details; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

952.19 Miscellaneous Baskets

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 64B8c; 1945.

Baskets; Bread, Wire.

952.2 HAMPERS

U. S. Gov.., Interstate Commerce Commission. National Motor Freight Classification No.8; 1945. Contains

requirements for hampers for shipment of clothing. Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau. 953. BOXES

953.1 METAL BOXES

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

1-34; 1945. Box, Cash and Box, Cash and stamp.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, ordnance Dept. Specification

89-4501B; 1944. Box, Selector, M4A1, for Submarine

Mines. 953.2 PAPER AND FIBERBOARD BOXES

Assn. of American Railroads, Freight Loading and con- tainer Section. Bulletin 104; 1946. Packing of Small Articles of Furniture in Corrugated and Solid Fibreboard Boxes. Covers introduction, the shipping container, the interior packing, good practice

In the packing of furniture, magazine racks, end

tables, drop-leaf tables, coffee tables with detachable trays, smoking cabinets, seml-elllptlcal

or semi-circular tables, and occasional tables. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Drum

Test for Fiberboard Shipping Containers, Suggested Method T 800 sm-44; 1944. Measures the ability of the container to resist rough handling and to afford protection to its contents. Covers apparatus,

definitions, test specimen, procedure A, procedure

B, report, and additional information. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Im- pact Resistance of Fiberboard Shipping containers,

Suggested Method T 801 sm-44; 1944. An arbitrary

measurement of the energy required to rupture the box by Impact when successive blows of increasing

force are applied in the prescribed manner. Covers apparatus, calibration, test specimen, procedure,

report, and additional information. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Drop

Test for Fiberboard Shipping Containers, Tentative

Standard T 802 m-44; 1944. Measures the ability of the container to afford protection to its contents

and the ability of the container Itself to resist

breaking open. Covers apparatus, definitions, test

specimen,, procedure, report, and additional information.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40933; 1945. Box; Fiberboard Lined Wood.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-66a; 1945. Packaging of Batteries, Storage,

Aircraft (Charged and Dry—uncharged and Moist).

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R192-45; 1945. Crayons, Chalks, and Related Art

Materials for School Use (Types, Sizes, Packaging, and Colors). Covers types, sizes, containers, num- ber to package, colors, shapes, and packaging.

Gives tables showing data for drawing crayons, kin- dergarten or enlarged drawing crayons, pastels, dustless chalk, molded chalk, colored chalk, lecturers' chalk, modeling clay, pans for semlmolst water colors, size for cake for dry-cake water

colors, and colors for crayons, chalks, water

colors, and tempera.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification LLL-B-631b; 1945. Boxes; Fiber, Corrugated (for Domestic Shipment) .

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Covers five styles—(RSC) regular slotted box, (OLC) overlap slotted box, (FTC) full telescope design

box, (OPF) one-piece folder, and (TS) triple slide

box. Gives requirements for corrugated flberboard,

gummed tape, metal fastenings, workmanship, dimensions, flaps, consolidated freight classification,

conflict, body Joints, box maker's certificate, and details for each style; methods of sampling, In- spection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification LLL-B-636b; 1945. Boxes; Fiber, Solid (for Domestic Shipment). Covers

four styles—(RSC) regular slotted box, (OLC) overlap slotted box, (FTC) full telescope design box, and

(OPF) one piece folder. Gives requirements for solid flberboard, metal fastenings, workmanship,

dimensions, flaps, consolidated freight classification, conflict, body Joints, box maker's certificate, and details for each style; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. National Motor Freight Classification No. 8; 1945. Contains

requirements for flberboard trays for shipping

brick, flberboard boxes for shipping wood doors,

sash, pyroxylin or other plastic rods, sheets, or tubes, cigarettes, butter, fish, honey, vegetables, steel furniture, glassware, Ink, and stall partitions. Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau.

U. S. Gov.., interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping container Specifications. 2G, Inside Containers —Fiber Cans and Boxes. Covers thicknesses and strengths. Published by American Trucking

Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau; and by American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 12B, Flberboard

Boxes. Covers general requirements, Inside packing,

materials, test of board, construction, closing for shipment, marking, and minimum strengths for fibre- board for boxes having 15, 30, 40, 55, and 65 lbs. gross weight when packed. Published by American

Trucking Assns.., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn.

of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 12C, Flbreboard

Boxes. Similar to ICC Specification 12B, Flbreboard

Boxes (referred to herein), except minimum strengths

for flbreboard and parts for boxes having 30 , 40, and

65 lb. gross weight and double-faced corrugated fibreboard of at least 175 lb. test is authorized for triple slide boxes for 65 lb, gross welgtit. Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn.

of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. gov. , Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping container Specifications. 12D, Flberboard

Boxes. Similar to ICC Specification 12B, Fiberboard Boxes (referred to herein), except liquids or solids in glass or earthenware, types of boxes, in- side packing and size limits, and gross weight.

Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 12E, Flbreboard Boxes. Similar to ICC Specification 12B, Fiberboard Boxes, except liquids or solids in glass or earthenware, liquids In metal cans, mixed shipments, type of box, flanged heads, and authorized gross weight. Published by American Trucking

Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 23F, Solid

Flberboard Boxes. Similar to ICC Specification

12B, Flbreboard Boxes. Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 23G, Special

Cylindrical Flbreboard Box for High Explosives. Covers general requirements, materials, test of board, construction, marking, and special tests. Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-108-3;

1946. Packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment

Boxes, Flberboard (V-Board and W-Board) , Exterior

and interior.

U. S. gov- i U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 100-13B; 1944. containers, Miscellaneous, for Packaging and Packing Petroleum Products. 953.3 WOODEN BOXES

953.36 Special Shipping Boxes

Assn. of American Railroads, Freight Loading and Con- tainer Section. Bulletin 102; 1946. A Guide to Good Construction of Nailed- Wooden Boxes. Covers

general Information, comparison in cost, comparison

in durability, balanced construction, factors affecting design, lumber, thickness, dimensions, lock- corner boxes, corrugated fasteners, Joints, cleated ends, nails and nailing, strapping, shrinkage,

panel end boxes, and inside packing.

Chicago Board of Trade. Rules and Regulations, 1942. Boxes. Shall be made of good sound lumber, dressed

on both sides to a thickness of not less than 13/16

of an Inch. Gives requirements . for cleats, iron or steel straps,' and nailing.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-137a-i; 1946. Container; Reusable Collapsible

Shipping (Radial Aircraft Engines).

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U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-P-77; 1945. Packaging and Packing of Self-Sealing Fuel and Oil Cells In Reusable, Collapsible

Boxes.

U. S. Gov-, Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping container Specifications. 1A, Boxed Carboys (Glass, Earthenware, Clay, or Stoneware); IB, Boxed Lead Carboys; ID, Boxed Glass Carboys. Covers requirements for wooden box outside containers,

manufacture, marking, and tests. Published by

American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau; and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov*, Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. IX, Boxed Car- boys, 5 to 6 Gallons., for Export Only (Glass,

Earthenware, Clay, or Stoneware). Single-Trip Container. Covers requirements for wooden box outside containers, manufacture, marking, and tests. Pub- lished by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau; and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 2G, Inside Containers —Fiber Cans and Boxes. Covers thicknesses and strengths. Published by American Trucking

Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau; and by American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping container Specifications. 14, Wooden

Boxes, Nailed. Covers general requirements, construction of parts, setting up box, and marking of box. Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 15A, 15B, 15C, and 15D, wooden Boxes —Nailed, covers general re- quirements, materials, dimensions of materials,

construction, marking of boxes, and closing for

shipment. Published by American Trucking Assns.,

Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov.., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regula-

.

tlons for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping container Specifications. 15X, Wooden

Boxes for Two Five-Gallon Cans. Covers ends, sides,

top, bottom, corrugated fasteners, lumber, assembly,

marking, and Inside can. Published by American

Trucking Assns.., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn.

of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946.

Shipping Container Specifications. 16A and 16B,

Wooden Boxes —Wlrebound. Covers general requirements, materials, construction, marking of box, and setting up and closing. Published by American

Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn.

of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 19A, Wooden

Boxes —Glued, Plywood Cleated. Covers general re- quirements, material, construction, marking, and setting up and closing. Published by American

Trucking Assns., inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn.

of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-105A;

1945. Packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment

Boxes, Wood, Cleated, plywood. (For boxes whose

weight of contents does not exceed 1,000 pounds.)

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy specification JAN-P-106A;

1946. Packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment

Boxes; wood, Nailed. (For weight of contents not

in excess of 1,000 pounds.)

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-107-2*, 1945. Packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment

Boxes, Wood, Wire-Bound. (For boxes whose weight

of contents does not exceed 500 pounds.)

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy specification JAN-P-138;

1946. Packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment

Boxes; Wood, Fiberboard-Llned. (For weight of contents not exceeding 500 pounds.)

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 100-13B; 1944. Containers, Miscellaneous,

for Packaging and Packing Petroleum products.

U. S. Gov.., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

72-96; 1945. Containers PG-102/CB and PG-104/CB.

953.39 Miscellaneous Wooden Boxes

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification NN-B-591; 1939. Amend. 2; 1945. Boxes; wood-Cleated-Flberboard.

Covers eleven styles. Gives requirements for mate- rial and workmanship, edge cleats, flberboard,

nails fastening flberboard to cleats, fabrication

of panels, and fabrication of box; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification NN-B-62ia; 1934. Amend.

2; 1945. Boxes; Wood, Nailed and Lock-Corner. Covers two forms of construction, nailed, styles 1, 2, 2 1/2,

3, 4, and 5, and lock-corner, style 6. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, thickness, number of pieces on any part, thickness of parts, uncleated ends, surfacing, nailing, cleats, strapping, and details

for each style; methods of sampling, inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and narking.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification NN-B-631b; 1944. Amend, l; 1945. Boxes; Wood, Wlrebound, for Domestic Shipment. Covers four styles. Gives require- ments for wood, wire, workmanship, sawed, veneer

and plywood boards, cleats, binding wires, staples,

battens, end fastenings, additional fastening of battens, liners, and fastening of liners; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

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U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. National Motor Freight Classification No. 8; 1945. Contains

requirements for wooden boxes for shipment of to- bacco and alcoholic liquors. Published by American

Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 23-1D; 1945. Boxes, Cabinets, Chests, and

Crates, Engineer Equipment.

953.9 MISCELLANEOUS BOX SPECIFICATIONS

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-B-233;

1945. Boxes, Spare-Parts (Shipboard Use).

954. CARTONS, CASES, CRATES, AND TUBES

954.1 CARTONS

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 2C, Inside Con- tainers —Corrugated Flberboard Cartons. Covers construction, strength, lining, and test. Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau; and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

U- S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-120-i;

1945. Packaging and Packing for overseas Shipment; Cartons, Folding, Paperboard.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-490; 1946. Cartons, Paperboard, Film Mailing.

954.2 CASES

954.21 Metal Cases

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-152-2; 1946. Container; Steel Shipping.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping container Specifications. 32A, 32B, 32C, and 32D, Metal Cases and Trunk. Covers gauge standards, covers, edge protect Ion, , bottom protection,

hinges, carrying handles, closing devices, rivets, rivet reinforcement, lining, metal partitions, pro- tective coating, tests, and marking. 32A, metal

cases —riveted or lock-seamed; 32B, metal caseswelded or riveted; 32C, trunks; and 32D, metal

boxes for old and worn-out motion-picture film no

longer exhlbltable. published by American Trucking

Assns., Inc., Tarirf Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 42P16; 1946.

protectors, Edge, Pac king-Case.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3153; 1945. Case CS-142.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

75-46A; 1944. Shipping Cases, Metal (for 35Mm.

Film)

954.22 Paper and Fiber Cases

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-307;

1946. Cases, Shipping, 16-Mm. Motion-Picture Safety Film.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-308;

1946. Cases, Shipping, 35-Mm. Motion-Picture Safety Film.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Chemical Warefare Service

Specification 19-1A; 1944. Case, Carrying, Company

Gas Mask Repair Kit. 954.23 Wooden Cases

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 31417; 1945.

Case, Motion Picture Camera Carrying, General Specification for.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-132;

1945. Packaging and packing for Overseas shipment

Crates; Unsheathed, Wood; Nailed (for maximum net

load of 2,500 pounds).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 57C34; 1944.

Cases, Tablet, Empty.

U. S. Gov.., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

75-288-A; 1945. container, Storage (for Type A-6

Camera Magaztae)

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-992; 1945. Case CS-70.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1023-a; 1945. Case CS-60 (for Panel BD-90).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1024-A; 1945. Case CS-61 (for Cable Racks).

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps. Specification

71-1044-A; 1945. Case CS-74.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps. Specification

71-1608-B; 1945. Case CS-124 and Case CS-126.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps. Specification

71-1635-A; 1945. Case PH-410.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1758; 1945. Case CS-130-A.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

71-3042! 1945. Case CY-56/TX.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3125! 1945. Case CY-38/TIQ-2.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

74-78! 1945. Cases CY-178/TMQ-1, CY-179/TMQ-1, CY180/TMQ-l, CY-181/TMQ-1, CY-97/TMQ-2, and CY-206/TMQ2. U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

74-841 1945- Case CY-219/TMQ-3.

954.29 Miscellaneous Cases

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1041-a; 1945. Case CS-78 (for Telegraph Printer

Tools)

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1691; 1945. Case, Fabric Belting (for Telephone

EE-8-A, EE-8-B, EE-8-D, and TP-3)

954.3 CRATES

954.36 Shipping Crates

Assn. of American Railroads, Freight Loading and Con- tainer Section. Bulletin 47; 1945. Assembly and

Loading of Cauliflower Crates F.C.B. Nos. 401 and

405 When Packed With Cauliflower. Covers cauliflower crate, nailing schedule, loading, and drawings.

Assn. of American Railroads, Freight Loading and Container section. Bulletin 101; 1946. The A B C of Good Crating. To acquaint the employees of the railroads and the shipping public with the fundamen- tal principles of proper and economical crating. Covers lumber, nails and nailing, 3-way corners,

sheathing, diagonal braces, Illustrations, preparation of the article, Inside packing, suspension of

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furniture In crates, and packing furniture In ply- wood crates.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40887A-2;

1945. Preservation and Packaging of Aircraft Turrets.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-ll8a; 1945. Crates and Boxes; Aircraft and

Airframe Component parts (General Specif lcat Ion for).

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. National Motor Freight Classification No. 8; 1945. Contains requirements for crates for shipment of glazed

doors, sash, furniture, glass, lamp globes, shades

or reflectors, crucibles, and mercury vapor lamps. Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau.

U. S. Gov.., Joint Army^Navy Specification JAN-P-104;

1945. Packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment; Crates, Sheathed, Wood, Nailed.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

72-37-A; 1945. Crate PG-49 (Pigeon, 20-Blrd, Transportation) . U. S. Gov.., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

82-105; 1945. Container PG-107/PB (Pigeon, TwoBird, Transportation).

954.39 Miscellaneous Crate Specifications

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 23-1D; 1945. Boxes, Cabinets, Chests, and

Crates, Engineer Equipment.

954.4 TUBES AS CONTAINERS

U. S. Gov.., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 29, Mailing

Tubes. Covers cushioning, construction, and marking. Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc. , Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

955. BOTTLES, CARBOYS, FLASKS, JARS,

AND DEMIJOHNS

955.2 CARBOYS

Manufacturing Chemists' Assn. of the U. S. Manual

Sheet C-2 (for Consignees). Carboys, Glass, Boxed, I.C.C. 1A—Direction for Handling and Storing.

Recommended Practice, adopted 1935, revised 1945. Carboys are safe and adequate containers when prop- erly handled and maintained. Includes failures,

plant conditions, handling, equipment for handling

boxed carboys, storage of fixed boxed carboys,

opening, emptying, storage of empty boxed carboys, correct method of loading a carload of empty boxed carboys In box car, accident prevention and first

aid, handling spilled chemicals, and figures giving

Illustrations.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40768A;

1945. Carboy; Five-Gallon Non-Vented for Shipment

and Storage of Acids.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 1A, Boxed Carboys (Glass, Earthenware, Clay, or Stoneware); IB,

Boxed Lead Carboys; 1C, Carboys In Kegs (Glass,

Earthenware, Clay, or Stoneware); id, Boxed Glass

Carboys. Covers general requirements, manufacture,

marking of outside container, and tests. Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau; and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explos Ives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specification ID. Boxed Glass

Carboys, similar to ICC Specification ia, Boxed

Carboys (Glass, Earthenware, Clay, or Stoneware)

,

except general, manufacture, marking of outside

container, and tests. Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. IX, Boxed Carboys, 5 to 6 Gallons, for Export Only (Glass, Earthenware, Clay, or Stoneware) . Single-Trip Container. Covers general requirement, manufacture, marking of outside container, and tests. Published by Ameri- can Trucking Assns., inc., Tariff Bureau; and by

Assn. American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 28 and 28A,

Metal-Jacketed Lead Carboys. Covers general requirements, construction, and marking. Published

by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau,

and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explos Ives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 34B, Aluminum

Carboys. Covers general requirements, material,

construction, marking, and tests. Published by

American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2280B; 1945. Bottle, Narrow Mouth, 5-Gallon

Carboy-Type. .. 955.4 JARS

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R209-45; 1945. Peanut Butter Packages and Containers. To simplify and standardize the retail package units and container sizes. Gives tables showing the standard package units and sizes for retail packages in glass Jars and retail packages in glass tumblers. Initiated by Peanut Butter Manufacturers

Assn.

U. S. Gov. , .Federal Specification DD-J-123; 1946.

jars, Ointment; Glass. Covers one type, six sizes

(1) 1/2 ounce, (2) 1 Ounce, (3) 2 ounces, (4) 4 ounces, (5) 8 ounces, and (6) 16 ounces; and four

colors —white opaque, blue, green, and amber. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, Jars,

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Commodities Not Elsewhere Classified 956.1

covers, and details for each size; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

955.6 WATER COOLERS

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Commercial Standard CS127-45; 1945. Self-Contalned Mechanically Refrigerated Drinking Water Coolers. To establish uniform methods of testing, rating, and designating capacity of selfcontained mechanically refrigerated drinking water

coolers. Gives definitions, general requirements, methods of testing, method of rating, standard rating conditions, recommended normal standard sizes

and minimum capacities, and uniform guarantees of ratings of self-contained mechanically refrigerated

drinking water coolers of the Insulated storage and Instantaneous types, air-cooled or water-cooled.

Initiated by the Water Cooler and Drinking Fountain Manufacturers Assn.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 66R2; 194*. Re- frigeration-Equipment: Cabinets, Frozen-Food; Coolers, Drlnklng-Water, Electric, Self-contained;

Refrigerators, Electric, Self-Contalned (Shipboard

Use).

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept., procurement Dlv., 760; 1946. Coolers, Drinking—Water; Electric. Gives requirements for sizes, types, material, workmanship, operating requirements, construction, cabinet,

finish, top, bubble-s, glass fillers, valves,- cooling unit, condensing unit, motor and control, refrigerant, piping, Instructions for care and operation, nameplate and other data, and details for each type; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging and marking for shipment.

955.7 JUGS

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 31, Jugs In Tubs. For Jugs of acid-res Is ting material not over

2-gal. capacity. Covers size, material, construction, cushioning, marking, and closing for shipment. Published by American Trucking Assns.., Inc., Tariff

Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

955.9 MISCELLANEOUS GLASS CONTAINERS

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified practice Recommendation

R209-45; 1945. Peanut Butter packages and Containers. To simplify and standardize the retail package units and container sizes. Gives tables showing the standard package units and sizes for retail

packages in glass Jars and retail packages In glass tumblers. Initiated by peanut Butter Manufacturers

Assn. 956. CYLINDERS AND TANKS

956.1 CYLINDERS AS CONTAINERS

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40950;

1945. Cylinder, Methyl Bromide, General Specification for.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 41057; 1945. Cylinder and Regulator; portable Oxygen, General

Specification for.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-73b-i; 1946. Cylinders; Nonshatterable CO2

and Oxygen.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 3A, Seamless

Steel Cylinders (not over 1,000 lb. water capacity,

at least 150 lb. per square inch service pressure);

3B, Seamless Steel Cylinders (service pressure at least 150 to not over 500 lb. per square Inch); 3C, Seamless Steel Cylinders (service pressure at least

90 to not over 300 lb. per square inch); 3D, Seamless Steel Cylinders (not over 125 lb. water capacity, service pressure must be 480 lb. per square

Inch); 3E, Seamless Steel Cylinders (service pressure must be 1, 600 lb. per square Inch). Covers

type and size, service pressure, inspection, material, construction, tests, rejected cylinders, and marking. Published by American Trucking Assns.,

Inc., Tariff Bureau; and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 3BN, Seamless

Nickel Cylinders (not over 125 lb. water capacity,

at least 150 to not over 500 lb. per square Inch

service pressure). Covers type and size, service

pressure, inspection, material, construction, tests, rejection, and marking. Published by American

Trucking Assns.., Inc., Tariff Bureau; and by Assn.

of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov.., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 4, Forge Welded Steel Cylinders (not over 1,000 lb. water capacity, service pressure must be 300 lb. per square inch); 4A, Forge Welded Steel Cylinders (not over 1,000

lb. water capacity, service pressure at least 150

to not over 500 lb. per square inch), covers type and size, service pressure, steel, wall thickness, heat treatment, physical test, and acceptable re- sults for tests. Published by American Trucking

Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 194 6. Shipping container Specifications. 4B, Welded and Brazed Steel Cylinders (not over 1,000 lb. water

capacity, at least 150 to not over 500 lb. per

square inch service pressure); 4C, Welded and Brazed

Steel Cylinders (not over 1,000 lb. water capacity,

at least 90 to not over 300 lb. per square inch

service pressure). Covers type and size, service pressure, inspection, steel, manufacture, wall

thickness, heat treatment, physical test, and acceptable results for tests. Published by American

Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn.

of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

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956.1 Directory of Commodity Specifications

U. S. Gov., interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Containers Specifications. 8, Steel Cylinders with Approved Porous Filling for Acetylene.

Service pressure limits the use of the cylinder to 250 Id. per square Inch at 70° F. Covers general

requirements, Inspection and report, material, construction, cylinder tests, porous filling, rejected

cylinders, tare weight, marking, and report. Pub- lished by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

U. S. Gov.., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946.

9, Inside Containers —Seamless or Welded or Brazed

Steel Cylinders. Covers general requirements, In- spection, material, construction, cylinder tests, and marking. Published by American Trucking Assns.,

Inc., Tariff- Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 40, Inside Con- tainers —Non-Re finable, Seamless or Welded or Brazed Steel Cylinders. Covers general requirements, Inspection, material, construction, cylinder

tests, and marking,. Published by American Trucking

Assns., inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51C27; 1945. Cylinders, Oxygen, and Acetylene (for Portable Ox- yacetylene Emergency Cutting Outfits).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51F5b; 1945.

Flasks, Steel, Seamless, Nonshatterable (for Storing Compressed Air).

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 51F105 1945. Flasks, Steel, Seamless, Swaged (for Storing Compressed Air)

.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 100-13B; 1944. Containers, Miscellaneous,

for Packaging and Packing Petroleum Products.

956.2 TANKS

Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Companies.

Factory Mutual Bulletin of Loss Prevention, 13.23; 1944. Storage Tanks for Flammable Liquids. In- cludes construction, connections, and gaging devices. Covers burled tanks, aboveground tanks, In- door storage tanks, tank construction, manholes,

connections, other fittings, gaging and metering,

protection, and conditioning and use of old tanks.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 28495B,

1945. Tank; Jettison Fuel, General Specification for. U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronaut leal Specification

AN-C-151; 1945. Caps; 3-Inch Diameter, Tank Filler

(Fuel, Oil, Water, and Alcohol).

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-T-79; 1945. Tanks; Self-Sealing Oil.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Cargo Tanks To Be Mounted on and To Form part of

Tank Motor Vehicles for Transportation of Inflammable Liquids and Poisonous Liquids, Class B. NC300. Cargo Tanks Constructed of Mild (Open Hearth or Blue Annealed) Steel; MC301, Cargo Tanks Constructed

of Welded Aluminum Alloy (Grade 3S); MC302, Cargo

Tanks Constructed of Welded Aluminum Alloy (Grade

52S); and MC303, Cargo Tanks Constructed of Welded

Ferrous Alloy (High-Tensile Steel). Covers scope, design and construction, marking of cargo tanks,

inspection and maintenance, method of testing cargo

tanks, and details for each type of tank listed

above. Published by American Trucking Assns.., Inc., Tariff Bureau.

U. S. Gov., interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. MC310. Cargo Tanks To Be Mounted on or To Form part

of Tank Motor vehicles for the Transportation of Corrosive Liquids. Covers design and construction,

marking of cargo tanks, inspection and maintenance, method of testing, general requirements, pressure

test, and tank outlets, published by American

Trucking Assns. , inc., Tariff Bureau.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. MC320, Cargo Tanks (unlagged) To Be Mounted On and To Form part of Tank Motor vehicles Tor the Transportation of Liquefied Petroleum Gases. Covers de- sign and construction, marking of cargo tanks, In- spection and maintenance, general requirements,

testing, marking, and loading and unloading acces- sories, published by American Trucking Assns.,

inc., Tariff Bureau.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-T-346;

1946. Tanks, Asphalt-Storage, steel, Bolted, 4,000-

Gallon.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Army Air Forces Specification

94-40795; 1945. Tank, Aircraft Engine Preoller,

Type B-l.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army» Corps of Engineers Specification 6-34D; 1945. Tank, Storage, Canvas, Water,

3, 000-Gallon.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-44; 1944. Tank, Asphalt, steel, Trailer

Mounted, W-Steam Colls, 1,500-Gallon.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-69; 1944. Tank, Asphalt, Steel, Truck

Mounted, With Heating Flues, 800-Gallon.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 83-20; 1945. Tanks, Steel, Hot-Water Storage.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 87-11; 1944. Tank, Water, Steel, Semi-Trailer

Mounted, 1,500-Gallon.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 87-16; 1945. Tanks; Aluminum, Water Storage,

Vertical, Open Top, With Dunnage, Bolted, Low.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 87-17; 1945. Tanks; Wood, Water, Erection

Type, Open Top, with Dunnage.

957. BAGS AND SACKS

957.0 GENERAL ITEMS

Assn. of American Railroads, Freight Loading and Con- tainer Section. Bulletin 38-A; 1945. Brldged-Alsle

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Method of Loading 50-lb. Fabric Bags of Early Crop Summer Potatoes In Standard Cars 30,000-Lb. Load. Covers bedding material, load count —30,000-lb.

minimum, and gives drawings.

Assn. of American Railroads, Freight Loading and Con- tainer Section. Bulletin 43; 1943. Recommended

Arrangement for Loading 45,000 Pounds of Potatoes

In 100 Pound Bags by the "Pyramid Through Load"

Method. Covers Instructions for bedding material, careful loading, and load count of 100-lb. bags In 45,000 pound load; and diagrams.

957.1 CLOTH BAGS AND SACKS

957.13 Sand Bags

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 14-7C; 1945. Bag, Sand.

957. m Tool Bags

U. S. Gov,., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 6-330; 1944. Roll, Canvas, Canvas Workers'

Tools. 957.15 Clothes Bags

U. S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Bag, Clothing.

957.19 Miscellaneous Cloth Bags

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. National Motor Freight Classification No. 8; 1945. Contains

requirements for bags for shipment of calcium chloride, magnesium chloride, deodorants and disinfectants (other than medicinal), dust-laying compound,

flour, corn meal, rlca, sugar, beans, grain flour, and Insecticides. Published by American Trucking

Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau.

U. S. Gov., interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 36A, Lined Clotn

Bags (Triplex). Covers general requirements, capacity, material, construction, marking, and closing for shipment. Published by American Trucking

Assns., inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 36B, Burlap

Bags—Lined. Covers general requirements, capacity,

construction, marking, and closing for shipment.

Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 45B, Bags,

Cloth and Paper, Lined. Covers capacity (not over 100 pounds net), materials and construction, marking, and closing for shipment. Published by Ameri- can Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov. , joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-113-i;

1946. Packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment;

Bags, Shipping, Textlle-and-Paper-Lamlnated.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-B-273;

1945. Bags, Canvas, water-sterlllzlng, Porous,

Complete (With Suspension Ropes and Cover).

U. -S. Gov., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Bag, water, Sterilizing, Complete with Cover and

Hanger.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 2489c; 1946.

Bags, Canvas, 800-Pound-Capaclty.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 24B21; 1946.

Bags, Laundry.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 56B30d; 1946.

Bags, Coffee.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission. Specification

24-MC-2A; 1946. Bags; Laundry. Covers one type and grade. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, construction, size and Identification;

sampling, inspection, and methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

27-MC-48; 1945. Bags, Waterproof; (for) Lifeboat

and Llferaft Blankets. Covers one type and grade. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, construction, waterproofness, and marking; sampling,

Inspection, and methods of test; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

957.2 PAPER BAGS AND PAPER LINING FOR BOXES

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification UU-B-43; 1945.

Bags; Paper, Waste -Receptacle, Dental. Covers one type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship,

general description, dimensions, seams and overlaps,

folds, and paper; methods of sampling, - Inspect Ion, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification UU-S-48a; 1945. Sacks; Paper, Shipping. Covers five types — (I) pasted open mouth, (II) sewn open mouth, (III)

pasted valve, (IV) sewn valve, and (V) sewn open

corner; and four classes—(A) unbleached heavy-duty

shipping sack kraft paper, (B) asphalted kraft paper, (C) paraffined kraft paper, and (D) other papers

as specified by the procuring agency. Gives re- quirements for material, workmanship, paper, and details for each type and class; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., interstate Commerce Commission. National Motor Freight Classification No. 8; 1945. Contains requirements for bags for shipment of calcium chloride, magnesium chloride, deodorants and disinfectants (other than medicinal), dust- laying compound,

flour, corn meal, rice, sugar, beans, grain flour, and Insecticides. Published by American Trucking

Assns. , Inc., Tariff Bureau.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 2D, Inside Containers—Duplex Paper Bags. Covers material, con- struction, and test, published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau; and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

291
957.2 Directory of Commodity Specifications

U. S. Gov.., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 2J, Inside Containers —Waterproof Paper Bags for .Linings; 2K, In- side Containers—Paper Bags for Linings; 2L, Lining

for Boxes; 2M, Waterproofed Paper Lining. Cover material, test, and construction, published by American Trucking Assns., Inc..', Tariff Bureau; and by

Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov.., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

. Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 44B, paper Bags. Covers construction, closure, tests, and marking.

Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

U. S. Gov.., interstate Commerce commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 45B, Bags,

Cloth and Paper, Lined. Covers capacity (not over

100 pounds net), materials and construction, marking, and closing for shipment. Published by Ameri- can Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau, and

by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-113-i;

1946. Packaging and Packing for overseas Shipment;

Bags, Shipping, Text lle-and-Paper-Lamlnated.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-117;

1945. Packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment;

Bags, Interior packaging.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-118A;

1946. Packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment;

Sacks, Paper, Shipping, Multlwall.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 53B9f; 1945.

Bags, Paper, Shipping, Multlwall (for Portland Cement) . U. S.Gov., U. S. Army, Chemical Warfare Service Specification 19-8B; 1945. Liner, Shipping container,

Waterproof Barrier.

957.3 CARRYING BAGS

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3254; 1945.

Bag; Nurse's Flying, Clothing, Type B-5. 958. CHESTS, TRUNKS. AND SUITCASES

958.1 ENGINEERS' CHESTS AND KITS

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 23-1D; 1945. Boxes, Cabinets, Chests, and

Crates, Engineer Equipment.

958.2 TOOL CHESTS AND KITS

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Spec If lcat Ion 40715-4;

1946. Case; Mechanics Tool Type G-5.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40932; 1946. Kit, Tire Removing and Mounting, Type s-2.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. specification 23K2; 1946. Kits, Repair (for Preservers, Life, Vest-Type,

Self-inflating)

.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-135; 1945. Kit, Filing, Cross-Cut Saw.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1002; 1945. Chests CH-58 and CH-59.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, signal Corps specification

72-106; 1945. Chest CH-296. 958.3 TRUNKS AND SUITCASES

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R215-46; 1946. Luggage. This recommendation es- tablishes a simplified list of types and sizes of trunks and hand luggage for regular stock purposes. Gives nomenclature and tables showing types and measurements for wardrobe trunks, taxi wardrobe

trunks, dress trunks, camp and steamer trunks, hand

trunks, and hand luggage. Sponsored by the Luggage and Leather Goods Manufacturers of America, Inc.

U. S. Gov.., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping container Specifications. 32A, 32B, 32C, and 32D, Metal cases and Trunk. Covers gauge standards, covers, edge protection, bottom protection,

hinges, carrying handles, closing devices, rivets,

rivet reinforcement, lining, metal partitions, pro- tective coating, tests, and marking. 32A, metal

cases —riveted or lock-seamed; 32B, metal caseswelded or riveted; 32C, trunks; and 32D, metal boxes for old and worn-out motion-picture film no longer

exhlbltable. Published by American Trucking Assns.,

Inc., Tariff Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

958.9 MISCELLANEOUS CHESTS AND KITS

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40681A;

1945. Kit; Emergency Sustenance, Type E-14 (Desert and Tropic Aerial Delivery).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40753-2;

1945. Kit; Emergency Sustenance, Type E-16 (Aerial

Delivery, Northern Ration Replenishing).

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40791A;

1946. Tester; Regulator Turbosupercharger, Type

E-l.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40840A;

1945. Kit; Emergency Sustenance Type E-17, person- al Aids.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40889A;

1945. Kit; Sea Rescue, Type pp-i.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40967A-1;

1946. Kit; Sea Water Distillation Type LL-2.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 41003-1;

1945. Kit, Flying Sun Glasses Repair, Type QQ-l.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 41040; 1945.

Kit; Airplane Emergency Sustenance, Type E-19 (Ra- tions) . U. S.Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 41047; 1945.

Kit; Personnel Pick-up Rescue, Type w-l,

U. S. Gov., joint Army-Navy specification JAN-K-327;

1946. Kits, Testing, Impregnlte-in-Clothing, Ml.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 27S 13a; 1945. Sewing-Outfits.

U. 8. Gov., U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Specification

56-100-10; 1945. Chest, Spare parts (Tank and Automotive) . U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-104-B; 1946. Chests BC-6 and CH-75-C.

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U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-908-A; 1945. Chest CH-27-A (Carrying, Radio

Transmitter)

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps. Specification

71-980-A; 1945. Chest CH-56.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1028-a; 1945. Chest CH-64 (Maintenance Equipment) . U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1045-A; 1945. Chest CH-65 (Maintenance Equipment) . U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps. Specification

71-1638-B; 1945. Chests CH-116 and CH-117, for

Facsimile Equipment RC-120- (). U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1686; 1945. Chest CH-182-( ). U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-1699-A; 1945. Chest CB-219.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3115; 1945- Connecting and Switchboard Kit

MX-155/GT.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, signal Corps Specification

71-3146; 1945. Chest CH-203.

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3155; 1946. Modification Kit MC-579 (Components

for)

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3165; 1945. Modification Kit MC-615.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Signal Corps Specification

71-3176; 1945. Chest CH-299-( ). 959. MISCELLANEOUS CONTAINERS

959.1 CAMS

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-W-5B-2; 1946. Water; Emergency Drinking (In Sealed Cans)

U. S. Gov., Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards. Simplified Practice Recommendation

R208-43; 1946. Fluid Milk Cans. To simplify the number of sizes and varieties of cans used for

shipping and delivery of fluid milk. Gives tables showing recommended capacities, dimensions, and weights of large milk shipping cans and small milk

' delivery cans.

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification RR-C-82; 1945.

Cans, corrugated; Ash and Garbage, Taper-Side, ZincCoated, with Covers. Covers cans of the fabricated corrugated type with tapered sides. Gives require- ments for sizes, material, workmanship, bodies,

bottoms, covers, bands, clips for cover handles, cover handles, embossing, coating, partial nesting,

samples for approval, and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification RR-C-83; 1941.

Amend, i; 1946. Cans, Milk; Steel, Tinned. Covers

one type and grade In 5 and 10 gal. capacities.

Gives requirements for black sheet steel, tin, workmanship, construction, tinning, cover, finish, handles, stability, and details for each size; method

of sampling, Inspection, and test; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification RR-C-92; 1941.

Amend. 2; 1945. Cans; Safety (for Gasoline, Naphtha,

etc.). Covers one type, two styles—(I) with short pouring nozzle and (II) with metal hose spout, and

several sizes—ranging from 1 pt. to 10 gal. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, design,

stability, pressure relief, valve operating ability, tightness of valve, Joints and seams, tightness

of Joints and seams, gaskets, castings, finish,

marking, steel springs—zinc coating, and details

for each type; methods of sampling, inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. National

Motor Freight Classification No. 8; 1945. Contains

requirements for fiber cans for shipment of lubricating oil. Published by American Trucking Assns.,

Inc., Tariff Bureau.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 2A, Inside Con- tainers —Metal Cans, Palls, and Kits. Covers ca- pacity, thickness of metal, test, and closure.

Published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau; and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 2G, Inside Containers —Fiber Cans and Boxes. Covers thicknesses and strengths, published by American Trucking

Assns., inc., Tariff Bureau; and by American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U= S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 2N, Inside Containers—Metal Cans. Covers size, material, manufacture, and test, published by American Trucking

Assns., Inc., Tariff Bureau; and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Specifications for Containers for Motor Vehicle

Transportation. MC200, Containers for Liquid Nitroglycerin or Dlethylene Glycoldlnltrate. Covers motor vehicle body and inside containers' and boots,

published by American Trucking Assns., Inc., Tariff

Bureau.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-89;

1944. Cans, Meat, Corrosion-Resisting Steel.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-P-124A;

1946. Packaging and Packing for Overseas Shipment

Containers (Cans, palls, and Drums), Metal. For

other than subsistence items.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 42C23; 1945.

Cans, Garbage and Re'fuse. U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Chemical Warfare Service

Specification 97-54-366; 1944. Set, Anti-Dim, Ml.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 29-99; 1944. Oiler, Steel, Rectangular, 3/4

Pt. Capacity, 5 3/4-ln. Reversible Spout.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 29-100; 1944. Can, Oil, five-Pint.

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U. S. Gov.., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 28-138; 1946. Can, Water, 5-Gallon.

U. S. Gov.., U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 100-13B; 1944. Containers, Miscellaneous,

for Packaging and Packing Petroleum products..

959.4 REFRIGERATORS

National Assn. of Ice Refrigerator Manufacturers.

Sized Ice Refrigerators (proposed), undated. Covers removability of Ice, cooling surface, temperature

In milk, compartment, temperature In general food

compaTtment, meltage rate, Insulation, Ice compartment, cabinet dimensions, Ice tank., drain and connections, screen or perforated guard, assemhly, Ice door, production, cost, and advantages.

National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. Home Freezer Standards, 45-106; 1945. These standards provide

practical Information concerning rating and testing

of home freezers. Gives Introduction; standards

for rating home freezers; and standards for testing home freezers Including scope and purpose, test

conditions, ambient temperature, Internal cabinet

temperature, Instruments, conditions of test, sta- bilization of temperature, standard test, complete

home freezer data to be reported, procedure, accuracy, sample report sheet for test results, and

figures showing thermometer locations for chest

types and vert lea 1_ types.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 66R2; 1946. Refrigeration-Equipment: Cabinets, Frozen-Food; Coolers, Drlnk.lng-Water, Electric, Seir-Contalned; Refrigerators, Electric, Self -Contained (Shipboard

Use). 959.5 SPECIAL CONTAINERS

U. S. Gov., interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. Shipping Container Specifications. 2F, Inside Metal Containers and Liners. Covers gauge and sealing. Published by American Trucking Assns.., Inc., Tariff

Bureau, and by Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau

of Explosives.

U. S. Gov., Interstate Commerce Commission. Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other

Dangerous Articles by Motor, Rail, and Water, 1946. 970-979

970. GENERAL ITEMS

Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., 1946. List of In- spected Fire Protection Equipment and Materials.

This catalog lists appliances and materials which

have been Inspected by the underwriters' primarily

with reference to fire preventive and fire protective capabilities and to such fire hazards and accident hazards as are Involved In the groups In which they are listed. There Is an Index and the Items are arranged alphabetically as to the subject and alphabetically by name of manufacturer under

each subject

973 . CHEMICAL FIRE EXTINGUISHERS

Specifications for Containers for Motor Vehicle

Transportation. MC201, Container for Blasting. Caps, Electric Blasting Caps, and percussion Caps. Covers

scope, container, and drawings. Published by American Trucking Assns.., Inc., Tariff Bureau.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 66C10; 1945.

Containers, Deslccant; and Storage-Cases (for Static Dehumldlf lcatlon) (Shipboard Use). 959.6 WRAPPINGS AND COVERINGS

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-B-20-i; 1945. Barrier; Flexible Sheet Moisture

Vapor.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-E-ib-2; 1945. Envelopes; Moisture-Impervious

(for Aircraft Engines).

U. S. Gov.., Interstate Commerce Commission. National Motor Freight Classification No. 8; 1945. Contains

requirements for wrapping for shipment of automobile and tractor fenders, canoes, wooden telephone

booths, glass blocks, glass bricks, built-up wood

covered with iron or steel, rods, sheets, or tubes

of pyroxylin or other plastic, aluminum or tin foil, rugs, honey, furniture, lawn mowers, shafting and shafts, carbonized print paper, and paper cards.

Published by American Trucking Assns.., Inc., Tariff

Bureau. 959.7 DUMP AND STORAGE BINS AND HOPPERS

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-B-203;

1945. Bins, Rotary (for Storage Purposes Aboard

Ship)

.

959.9 CONTAINERS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40483-1;

1944. Container; Aerial Delivery Type A-10.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40919-1;

1945. Sphere; Air.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-67b-i; 1945. Containers; Moisture Impervious.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification i7En; 1946. Enclosures (for Nonrotatlng Electrical Equipment)

(Shipboard Use)

.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Medical Dept. Specification

10-2484B; 1945. Containers, plastic

973.2 HAND CHEMICAL FIRE EXTINGUISHERS

Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. Standard for Hand

Fire Extinguishers, Vaporizing Liquid Type (Sizes

Under 1 Gal.), 1932. Covers design, operation,

seal, marking, fire control, and liquid.

U. S. Gov.., Treasury Dept.., Procurement Dlv», 212e;

1946. Flre-Extlngulshers, Hand, Portable, Gas-Expelled Liquid Type (Commonly Known as "Water-Unit,"

"Antl-Freeze Unit," Etc.). Covers one type. Gives material and workmanship, operation, non-ferrous

metallic parts, hose and nozzle, capacity, labelling and marking, leakage, finish, bracket, and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

FIRE EXTINGUISHING APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES

294
Commodities Hot Elsewhere Classified 982.1

U. S. Gov.., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 85-17; 1945. Extinguishers, Fire, Carbon

Tetrachloride, Stored-Pressure Type, Hand, l-Gallon,

• and Wheeled, 3-1/2-Gallon.

973.3 CHEMICAL CHARGES FOR FIRE EXTINGUISHERS

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 14142;

1945- Methyl Bromide.

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification 0-F-380a; 1944.

Amend, l; 1945. Fire-Extlngulshlng-Llquld; Carbon- Tetrachlorlde Base. Covers one grade and two

types—(I) regular and (II) colored. Gives material and workmanship, general requirements, stain

test, color, appearance, specific gravity, cold

test, distillation range, and . Impurities; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov.., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-266;

1945. Charges, Flre-Extlngulsher (Foam, Mechanical)., Type 5.

U. S. Gov.., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-267;

1945. Charges, Flre-Extlngulsher (Foam, Chemical).

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-C-344;

1946. Charges, Flre-Extlngulsher (Water).

U. S. Gov.., Treasury Dept., procurement Dlv.., 470A;

1946. Charges, Antifreeze, Fire Extinguisher (2 1/2-Gallon, Pump-^Tank or Gas-Expe lied-Liquid Types). Shall be furnished in one type and grade composed

essentially of technical grade hydrated calcium

chloride, with added corrosion Inhibitor, in flake

or granular form. Gives requirements for particle

size and chemical composition; methods of sampling,

inspection, and test; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov.., Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv.., 637a; 1946. Charges, Fire-Extlngulsher (Foam-Type) (for 2 l/2-Gallon Capacity). Covers one type and one grade. Charges shall be aluminum sulfate, sodium

bicarbonate and foam forming Ingredients In dry

form and shall consist of two separate units. Gives chemical requirements for each unit and performance;

methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

973.4 CARBON DIOXIDE FIRE EXTINGUISHING

SYSTEMS

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 58E1; 1945. Extinguishers, Fire, Carbon-Dioxide, Flf teen-PoundCapaclty, Portable (Squeeze-Grip-Type Valve).

980-989

981 . BROOMS

981.5 HOUSEHOLD AND WHISK BROOMS

U. S. Gov.., Treasury Dept.., Procurement Div., 759; 1946. Brushes; Whisk, Tamplco Fiber. Covers one type, 'grade, and size. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, component parts, stock, wood,

tolerances, setting, bolts screws and nuts, finish, and bid samples; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for

shipment.

U. S. Gov. , Treasury Dept.., procurement Dlv., 207d;

1946. Flre-Extlngulshers; Portable, Carbon-Dl oxide

(Hand and Wheeled Types). Covers two types — (I) hand (6 classes) and (II) wheeled (3 classes).

Gives requirements for material, workmanship, cylinder, discharge valve, discharge hose, discharge

fitting, and details; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

973.5 FOAM EXTINGUISHER SYSTEMS

National Fire Protection Assn. National Fire Codes

for Extinguishing and Alarm Equipment, 1946. Foam Extinguishing Systems. Gives rules covering all

systems, outdoor foam extinguishing systems, systems

for rooms and buildings with hazards not susceptible to ordinary automatic sprinkler protection, and

systems for local Inside hazards In rooms or buildings having other standard fire protection.

974. FIRE HOSE AND FITTINGS

974.0 GENERAL ITEMS

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 41050;

1945. Screw-Threads; Standard Fire Hose Equipment

Fittings (American National Form Symbol NH)

975. FIRE PUMPS AND FITTINGS

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-E-212;

1945. Extinguisher, Fire; Water, Five-Gallon, BackPack. 976. AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS

Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Companies.

Pamphlet 7; 1937. Rules for Installing Sprinkler

Equipment—Automatic and Open Systems. Covers gen- eral information; automatic sprinkler systems in- cluding connections to sprinklers and controlling

valves, risers and horizontal feed lines, drains,

spacing of sprinklers, position of sprinklers, pipe

sizes, distributing pipes, test pipes, flushing

connections, pipe and fittings, pipe cutting and

threading, hangers, temperature rating of sprinklers, protection against corrosion, small hose, water flow alarms, dry pipe systems, non-freezing

sprinkler systems, sldewall sprinklers, and tests after Installation; and window and cornice sprinkler systems Including general, window sprinklers,

cornice sprinklers, and window and cornice sprinklers.

981-7 STEEL BROOMS

U. S. Gov., U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 85-28; 1946. Broom, Steel, Forest Fire. 982. BRUSHES

982.1 TOILET BRUSHES

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification H-B-67ia; 1941. Amendment 2; 1945. Brushes; Shaving. Covers one type and two grades — (I) hog bristles in natural

colors and (II) hog bristles, solid white,- bleached

BRUSHES AND BROOMS

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or unbleached or yellow. Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, handle, handle measurements, finish, ferrule and ring, ferrule, and bristles; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification H-B-67ia; 1942. Amendment 1; 1945. Brushes; Tooth. Covers one grade, and five types—(I) tufted end or sloping,

(II) tufted end, (III) oval, (IV) sloping, and (V) straight trim; and two classes—(A) animal bristle stock and (B) synthetic (plastic) bristles. Gives requirements for stock, handles, holes, and bristle length out of handle; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

982.2 PAINT BRUSHES

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification H-B-24ia; 1945. Brushes; Fitch, Flat. Covers one type and grade In three sizes. Gives requirements for bristle, handle, ferrule, setting, comparison sample, diameter

of oval at bristle, diameter of ferrule at handle,

depth of ferrule, minimum weight of bristle In fin- ished brush, minimum hold of bristle In ferrule,

• minimum length of bristle outside of ferrule, and tolerances; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for

shipment.

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification H-B-351; 1930. Amendment i; 1945. Brushes; Lacquering, Flat.

Covers one type, one grade, and three sizes—Nos. 1, 2, and 3. Gives requirements for hair, handle,

ferrule, setting, comparison sample, outside diameter of ferrule at handle, outside width and thick- ness of ferrule at hair, depth of ferrule, length

of handle above ferrule, and length of hair outside

of ferrule; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification H-B-391; 1930. Amendment 2; 1945. Brushes; Mottling. Covers one type, one grade, and five sizes —Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. Gives requirements for hair, handle, ferrule, setting, comparison sample, Inside width and thickness of ferrule, depth of ferrule, minimum

weight of hair In finished brush, minimum hold of hair In ferrule, and length of hair outside ferrule; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking.

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification H-B-436; 1941. Amendment 3; 1945. Brushes, paint; Metal-Bound,

Flat (Utility-Wall) . Covers one type, one grade,

and three sizes —3- In-, 3 1/2- In-, and 4-ln. (width

of brush Inside of ferrule). Gives requirements

for bristle, handle, ferrule, setting, comparison

sample, dimensions, width and thickness of brush

inside ferrule, weight of bristle In finished brush,

bristle hold In ferrule, length of bristle outside

ferrule, and depth of ferrule; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification H-B-47U 1933. Amendment 4; 1945. Brushes, Roof; Knotted-Style,

Three Knots. Covers one type, one size, and one grade. Gives requirements for brush stock, knots,

ferrule, block, handle, setting, comparison sample,

number of knots, greatest and shortest diameter of oval Inside of knots, depth of ferrule, depth of plug, width of handle at widest point In knot, bristle hold In ferrule, minimum weight of bristle and

fiber in finished brush, and minimum length of bristle clear of ferrule; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification H-B-491b; 1945. Brushes; Sash-Tool. Covers one type, one grade,

and five sizes —Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. Gives requirements for bristles, handle, ferrule, setting,

comparison sample, dimension of oval at bristle,

diameter of ferrule at handle, depth of ferrule,

minimum weight of bristle in finished brush, mini- mum hold of bristle In ferrule, minimum length of bristle out of ferrule, length of handle, and tolerances; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification H-B-621b; 1945. Brushes; stencil (Flag Ends Cut). Covers two

types —(I) round ^ash tool handle (sizes N0.1 and

No. 2) and (II) regular stencil handle (sizes Nos. 3, 4, and 5). Gives requirements for bristles, setting, comparison sample, handles, ferrules, diameter and depth of ferrule, minimum weight of bristle

in brush, minimum hold of bristle In ferrule, mini- mum length of bristle outside of ferrule, and mini- mum over-all length; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification H-B-636; 1930. Amendment 1; 1945. Brushes; stippling, Wall.

Covers one type and grade. Gives requirements for bristle and horsetail hair mixture, block, setting,

comparison sample, diameter of holes, number of holes, number of rows, size of blocks, minimum

length of stock clear of block, and minimum weight

of stock In finished brush; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification H-B-696a; 1945. Brushes; Varnish, Flat. Covers one type, one grade, and three sizes —1 In.., 11/2 in-, and 2 in. wide. Gives requirements for bristle, handle, setting,

ferrule, comparison sample, minimum width and thickness of brush Inside ferrule, minimum hold of bristle In ferrule, minimum length of bristle outside ferrule, minimum depth of ferrule, and minimum

weight of bristle In finished brush; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification H-B-70ia; 1945.

Brushes; Varnish, Flat (Double X Thickness). Covers

one type, one grade, and five sizes —1 in., 11/2

In.., 2 In.., 2 1/2 In-, and 3 in. wide. Gives re- quirements for bristle, handle, ferrule, setting,

comparison sample, width and thickness of brush In- side ferrule, minimum depth of ferrule, minimum

weight of bristle in finished brush, minimum hold

of bristle in ferrule, and minimum length of bristle out of ferrule; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification H-B-706a; 1945.

Brushes; Varnish, Flat (Triple X Thickness) . Covers

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one type; two grades, A and B; and four sizes —

1/2 In., 2 In.., 2 1/2 In., and 3 In. wide. Gives

requirements Tor bristle, handle, ferrule, setting,

comparison sample, width and thickness of brush in- side ferrule, minimum depth of ferrule, minimum

weight of stock. In finished brush, minimum hold of stock In ferrule, minimum length of stock outside

of ferrule; methods of sampling, Inspection, and

tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification H-B-731; 1930. Amendment 2; 1945. Brushes; Whitewash. Covers one type and grade. Gives requirements for stock, fer- rule, block, setting, comparison sample, width and thickness of brush Inside ferrule, depth of rerrule,

minimum weight of stock In finished brush, width of strip In brush, stock hold In ferrule, minimum

length of stock outside of ferrule, and tolerances; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking.

U S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 30-68; 1945. Brush, Sign writing.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-57; 1944. Brush, Artist, Round, Camel Hair

(Squirrel Hair)

982.3 CLEANING BRUSHES

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification H-B-126; 1938. Amendment 1; 1945. Brushes; Beaker, Burette, Cylinder, and Test-Tube. Covers one grade In five

types— (I) beaker, with bristles on wooden or wire

handle; (II) burette, with bristles on wire handle;

(III) cylinder, with bristles on wire handle; (IV) cylinder, with bristles on wooden handle; and (V) test tube, with bristles on wire handle. Gives re- quirements for brush stock, wood handles, wire handles, bristles, finish, and details for each type; methods of inspection, sampling, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification H-B-20ia; 1940. Amendment 3; 1945. Brushes, Dust; Counter. Covers

one type and size and of two grades —(A) with Chinese or Russian bristles and (B) with live horsetall hair. Gives requirements for bristles, block,

setting, holes, minimum length of bristles clear of block, minimum weight of bristles, and tolerances; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification H-B-211; 1930. Amendment 3; 1945. Brushes, Dust; Painters'., Flat. Covers one type and grade. Gives requirements for handle, bristle, setting, standard sample, width of block, thickness of block at bristle, diameter of outside and middle holes, number of outside and middle knots, minimum length of bristle clear of block, and minimum weight of bristle in finished

brush; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification H-B-216; 1930. Amendment 1; 1945. Brushes, Dust; Painters 1 , Round. Covers one type and grade. Gives requirements for bristle, handle, setting, standard sample, diameter

or outside and middle holes, number of outside and middle knots, outside diameter of block, minimum

length of bristle clear of block, and minimum weight

of bristle in finished brush; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and

marking.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification H-B-221; 1933. Amendment 2; 1945. Brushes, Dust; Radiator. Covers

one size and grade and two types—(I) wooden handle and (II) twisted wire. Gives requirements for stock, block and handle, holes, setting, body,

brush head, and tolerances; methods of sampling,

inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification H-B-531; 1930. Amendment 4; 1945. Brushes, Scrubbing; Deck.

Covers one type, grade, and size. Gives requirements for block, handle, brush stock, dimensions,

holes, tolerances, finish, stock, and staples;

methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification K-B-541; 1930. Amendment 3; 1945. Brushes, Scrubbing; Floor, Hand. Covers one type, grade, and size. Gives requirements for block, holes, and brush stock; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification H-B-551; 1933. Amendment 4; 1945. Brushes, Scrubbing; Hand, WhlteTamplco. Covers one type, grade, and size. Gives

requirements for block, holes, brush stock, finish, and tolerances; methods of sampling, inspection,

and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification l3Bi4f; 1946. Brushes, Boiler-Tube, Wire-Bristle, Expanding- Type.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification i3C8e; 1945.

Cleaning-Outfits, Boiler-Tube, Motor-Driven.

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 40B5b; 1946. Brushes, Wire, Rotary, Cup, and Radial (Disk).

982.4 POLISHING BRUSHES

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 38B27c; 1945.

Brushes, Platers'.

982.9 MISCELLANEOUS BRUSHES

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification H-B-248; 1946.

Brushes; Flexible -Wire, Dental. Covers one type. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, description, dimensions, and tubing; methods of sam- pling and inspection; and packaging, packing, and

marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification H-B-29ia; 1945. Amendment 1; 1945. Brushes; Glue, Flat. Covers

one type, one grade, and three sizes

nos. 1, 2, and 3. Gives requirements for bristle, handle,

ferrule, setting, comparison sample, width inside ferrule, depth and thickness of ferrule, thickness

of brush inside ferrule, minimum weight of bristle

in finished brush, minimum hold of bristle In ferrule, and length of bristle outside of ferrule; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and

packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Federal Specification H-B-30ia; 1945. Amendment 1; 1945. Brushes; Glue, Round. Covers

one type, one grade, and three sizes —Nos. 1, 2, and 3. Gives requirements for bristle, handle,

ferrule, setting, comparison sample, diameter and depth of ferrule Inside, minimum weight of bristle

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In finished brush, diameter of handle widest point

In brush, bristle hold In ferrule, and minimum

length of bristle outside of ferrule; methods of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 42-51; 1944. Brush, Spotting, i /8-Inch. 983. MOPS

U. S. Gov., Treasury Dept.., procurement Dlv.., 762; 1946. Mops, Dust; Rectangular, Floor. Covers one 990-999

992. BUTTONS

U. S. Gov.., Federal Specification v-B-87ia; 1945. Buttons. Covers three types —(I) collar, In two

classes—(A) hard fiber and (B) plain wood; (II) sewing hole, In nine classes

(a) aluminum, (B) bone, (C) brass, (D) composition (nonmetalllc) , (E) Iron (enameled) ,- (F) Ivory (vegetable)., (G) pearl

(salt water), (K) pearl (freshwater)., (I) zinc, and (J) horn; and (III) staple, in four classes

(A) composition (nonmetalllc)., (B) Ivory (vegetable)., (C) pearl (salt water)., and (D) pearl (fresh

water). Gives requirements for material and workmanship, design, size, tolerance, color, and details for each type and class; methods of sampling,

Inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

U. S. Gov., Joint Army-Navy Specification JAN-B-286-i;

1946. Buttons, Tack and Staple.

U. S. Gov.., Marine Corps Specification, revised 1945. Button, Honorable Discharge.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps Specification 34-7D; 1945. Buttons, Metal, Uniform and

Cap.

993. BREATHING AND DIVING APPARATUS

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 3165B-1;

1945. Mask; oxygen Type A-13A.

U. S. Gov.., Army Air Forces Specification 3166A;

1945. Mask; Oxygen Type A-7B.

U. S. Gov.., Army Air Forces Specification 40370A;

1945. Regulator; Dlluter-Demand Oxygen, Type A-12A.

U. S. Gov.., Army Air Forces Specification 40705-3;

1946. Valve; Mask Exhalation, pressure Compensating.

U. S. Gov., Army Air Forces Specification 40926-1;

1945. Test; Aircraft Oxygen Equipment Functional

(Low Pressure)

.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-C-134-3; 1945. Connection Assemblies; Demand

Mask to Regulator Tube.

U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-R-5a; 1945. Regulators; Dlluter Demand Oxygen. U. S. Gov.., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-R-i5a; 1945. Regulators; Automatic Continuous

Flow oxygen.

U. S. Gov., Army-Navy Aeronautical Specification

AN-T-23b-i; 1946. Tube Assemblies; Oxygen Mask to

Regulator.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 37D1; 1945.

Dresses, Diving, Standard.

type and one grade. Gives requirements for sizes,

material, workmanship, component parts, handle,

block, mop head, bid sample, and details; methods

of sampling, Inspection, and tests; and packaging,

packing, and marking for shipment.

983.2 MOPPING OUTFITS

U. S. Gov.., Navy Dept. Specification 38Sie; 1945.

Swabs, Deck.

U. S. Gov., Navy Dept. Specification 38S3; 1945. Swabs, Cotton, Sanitary.

U. S. Gov.., Treasury Dept.., Procurement Dlv.., 623a; 1945. Masks, Gas Universal (Not for purposes of Warfare). Covers one grade and two types. In- tended for respiratory protection against acid

gases, organic vapors, ammomla, carbon monoxide,

toxic dusts, fumes, mists, fogs, and smokes. Gives requirements for material, workmanship, rubber

parts, metal parts, face piece, exhalation valve,

check valve, breathing hose, canister, automatic

timer, canister carrleT and harness, and carrying

case; methods of sampling, inspection, and tests; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

997. LAMPS AND ILLUMINATING DEVICES

(EXCEPT ELECTRIC LAMPS)

997.1 OIL LAMPS, LANTERNS, TORCHES

American Society for Testing Materials, D187-39J

1939. American Petroleum Institute Standard, 502-

39. American Standards Assn., zil. 17-1939. Standard Method of Test for Burning Quality of Kerosene

Oils, intended for the determination of the burning quality of ordinary kerosene used for illuminating purposes. Gives apparatus, test room, procedure, and reproducibility of results. A.S.T.M. Emergency Alternate provision, EA-D 187; 1945, affected section 2, apparatus; and section 4, procedure.

997.2 GAS AND GAS APPLIANCES

American Gas Assn. American Standards Assn., Z21.35-

1945. Listing Requirements for Gum Protective Devices. Includes —part I, construction requirements

covering general requirements, connections, adjustments, and marking; part II, performance requirements covering test gas and test pressure, leakage, ! capacity, and continued operation; and appendix,

giving exhibit A showing a drawing of a needle

valve for use in continued operation test.

997.5 ACETYLENE EQUIPMENT AND LAMPS

Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Companies.

Factory Mutual Bulletin of Loss Prevention, 11.825 1942. Acetylene Piping Systems. Standards for

Safe industrial Distribution. Includes recommendations for materials, Inside and outside piping,

drainage, Joints, valves, meters, protection from

corrosion, and testing.

U. S. Gov., u. S. Army, Corps of Engineers Specification 44-56; 1945. Lamp; Acetylene, portable (14 ND

Carbide)

.

MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES

298
Commodities Not Elsewhere Classified 998.

998. SIGNS AND SIGNBOARDS

American Railway Engineering Assn. Construction and Maintenance Section, Assn. of American Railroads,,

Manual for Railway Engineering, 1946. Roadway.

Specifications for One- and Two-Track. Overhead Wood Warning and wood Side Warning. Gives scope, materials, erection, and drawings.

. S. Gov., U. S. Maritime Commission Specification

31-MC-2; 1945. Signs; Emergency Marking, Phosphorescent. Covers one grade and twelve types.

Gives requirements for materials, workmanship, construction, performance, marking color, package sta- bility, and details; inspection, sampling, and

methods of test; and packaging, packing, and marking for shipment.

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DIRECTIONS FOR OBTAINING COPIES OF SPECIFICATIONS

Copies of specifications Issued by technical and trade associations may tie obtained directly from the association. A list of these associations, with their addresses, Is given below. Specifications of the Federal Specifications Board listed as Federal Specifications, may be obtained by

purchase from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. For those specifications of the Federal Specifications Board listed as Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv., Inquiry should

be made of the Federal Specifications Board, Treasury Department, Bureau or Federal Supply, Washington 25, D. C. Information on method of procurement of other specifications Issued by the various bureaus and agencies

of the several departments or establishments of the Federal Government can best be obtained directly from the Washington 25, D. C. headquarters of the bureaus and agencies concerned.

In making Inquiries concerning specifications, care should be taken to give both the title and designating number of the specification. In some cases the specification may be a part of some "manual" and not have any identifying number. In these cases the title of the manual or other publication is usually stated in the Supplement Immediately following the name of the organization which Issues the specification.

Some of the specifications listed in the Supplement will become obsolete In a relatively short time because revised specifications will supersede them. However, the information that will be obtained from the Supplement concerning specifications which are not current Is entirely workable, since it Is understood that when an Issuing agency receives an order for a specification It will supply its latest specification unless specifically requested to deliver the one that has been superseded.

NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF STANDARDIZING AGENCIES

Below are listed the trade associations, technical societies, and other standardizing agencies whose spec- ifications and standards are listed In this Supplement to the National Directory of Commodity Specifications.

The numbers appearing after each organization refer to the group classifications in the body of the Supplement under which that individual organization's specifications have been listed. Abrasive Grain Assn., Harry B. Lindsay, Secretary-Treasurer, 27 Elm Street, Worcester 8, Mass. 541.0. Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Assn., William B. Henderson, Executive Vice President, Southern Building, Washington 5, D. C. 425.2! 472.93! 473.3! 518.59; 607.3; 607.4; 785.1; 791.25 792.3! 831.11 839.9.Aircraft Industries Assn. of America, Inc., John E. P. Morgan, Executive Director, 610 Shoreham Building,

Washington 5, D. C. 296.2; 478.321 608.2! 608.315 608.4; 608.6; 622.11 631.22! 631.34; 631.6! 646.59! 692.35 714.41! 715.35! 715.41! 724.20! 724.225 724.255 724.295 767-5 893.9. American Assn. of Motor Vehicle Administrators, A. W. Bohlen, Executive Director, Woodward Building, Washington, D. C. 722.0. American Assn. of State Highway Officials, Hal H. Hale, Executive Secretary, 1220 National Press Building,

Washington 4, D. C. 400.42! 401.40! 412.0! 412.1! 412.25 4 12.95 502-25 503.05 503.2! 504.0! 505.0! 505.16! 505.36! 511.72! 516.115 516.35 518.30; 518.34; 518.37! 518.41! 518.42! 518.43! 518.46! 518.81! 518.82! 518.83! 518.89! 518.9! 534,11! 603.41! 605.21! 605.25! 643.7! 646.41! 892.2! 840.1! 919.82. American Assn. of Textile Chemists and Colorlsts, Harold C. Chapln, Secretary, c/o Lowell Textile Institute, Lowell, Mass. 300.4! 392.4! 770.; 803.10; 830. American Bowling Congress, Inc., 2200 North Third Street, Milwaukee 12, Wis. 429.9; 943.1. American Butter Institute, Inc., Russell Fifer, Executive Secretary, Room 1404, 110 North Franklin Street, Chicago 6, 111. 021.0. American Concrete Institute, Harvey Whipple, Secretary-Treasurer, New Center Building, 7400 Second Boulevard, Detroit 2, Mich. 516.0; 516.3; 516.4; 518.31; 605.25. American Dental Assn., Dr. Donald A. Wallace, Secretary, Council on Dental Therapeutics, 222 East Superior

Street, Chicago 11, 111. 915.10. American Dry Milk Institute, Inc., Attn: Mr. B. W. Fairbanks, 221 North LaSalle Street, Chicago l, 111. 021.7.American Electroplaters' Society, A. K. Graham, Executive Secretary, Box 168, Jenklntown, Pa. 600.3. American Foundrymen's Assn., Inc., R. E. Kennedy, Secretary, 222 West Adams Street, Chicago 6, 111. 643.0;

643.41 644. li; 645.21; 646.0; 646. li; 646.41; 647. li; 654.1; 692. 2J 695.5. American Gas Association, Kurwln R. Boyes, Secretary, 420 Lexington Avenue, New York 17, N. Y. 607.0; 614.0; 614.2! 614.41 614.9; 997.2. American Gear Manufacturers Assn., Newbold C. Goln, Executive Secretary, Empire Bldg. , Pittsburgh 22, Pa. 504.0! 608.50; 611.55; 766.2; 844.1. American Gem Society, Dorothy L. Phebus, Asst. Executive Director, 541 South Alexandria Ave., Los Angeles 5, Calif. 560.; 661.; 662.! 663. 300
Navies and Addresses of Standardizing Aiencies

American Home Lighting Institute, Inc., J. W. Mllford, Secretary-Treasurer, 55 West 42nd Street, New York. 18,

N. Y. 715.30. American Institute of Architects, Dept. of Technical Services, Theodore Irving Coe, Secretary, 1741 New York Avenue NW. , Washington 6, D. C. 516.4! 518.50; 518.80; 534.0; 745.3. American Institute of Bolt, Nut, and Rivet Manufacturers, W. C. Stewart, Technical Adviser, 1550 Hanna

Building, Cleveland 15, Ohio. 608.31; 608.32! 608.4. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, H. E. Farrer, Secretary Standards Committee, 29 West 39th

Street, New York 18, N. Y. 532.22! 701. 2; 710.; 711. 11; 711.121 711.21! 711.22; 712.2; 713.5! 714.11! 714.13!

714.21! 714.42! 715.30! 715.40; 715.41; 715.50; 715. 51! 716.2! 716.39! 717.1! 718.32! 718.39! 718.63! 718.84! 718.66! 718.69! 719.94! 725.42! 919.3. American Institute of Laundering, George H. Isaacson, Director Technical and Laundry Dept. , South Chicago

St., Jollet, 111. 310.0! 330.! 360.; 370.! 397.0; 787. American Institute of Steel Construction, Inc., T. R. Hlgglns, Director of Engineering, 101 Park Avenue, New York 17, N. Y. 605.20. American Iron and Steel Institute, Charles M. Parker, Secretary Committee on Manufacturing Problems, 350

Fifth Ave., New York l, N. Y. 518.50; 601.20; 603.23; 603.24; 603.32! 603.41! 604.20! 604.22! 604.31! 605.0! 605.20! 611.53! 621.21! 621.22! 621.23; 621.24! 621.26! 621. 26J 621.27; 621.29; 621.31. American Medical Association, Howard A. Carter, Secretary, Council on Physical Medicine, 535 North Dearborn

Street, Chicago 10, 111. 716.10! 718.7; 915.29; 915.31; 915.39. American Mining Congress, G. B. Southward, Mechanization Engineer, Munsey Building, Washington 4, D. C. 606. 0; 751. American Petroleum Institute, Dlv. of Production, C. A. Young, Director. 1205 Continental Building, Dallas 1, Tex. 040.; 142.0; 502.2; 503.0; 503.2; 503.5; 604. 0; 504.545 504.6; 504.8J 505.0! 518.9! 603.42! 605.23!

607.0! 607.3! 607.4! 607.6! 615.82! 703.0! 703.1; 705.3! 754.; 766.1; 997.1. American Public Works Assn., Norman Hebden, Executive Director, 1313 East 60th Street, Chicago 37, 111. 208. 93; 425.2! 429.9; 505.15! 512.14! 518.31! 518.34! 518.37! 605.25. American Railway Engineering Assn., 59 East Van Buren Street, Chicago 5, 111. 392.4! 400.42! 400.43! 401.10! 401.40; 401.41; 401.42; 401.43; 401.44; 401.45; 401.46; 412.9; 428.29; 489.; 505.13; 505.16; 505.17; 505.19; 505.35; 505.36; 505.39; 516.11! 516.3! 518.39; 518.41; 603.21; 605.11! 605.12! 605.21! 606.1! 606.2! 606. 3; 606. 4; 607.5J 611.41! 611.51! 616.8! 621.30! 621.33! 801.3! 998. American Society of Agricultural Engineers, Raymond Olney, Secretary, Box 229, St. Joseph, Mich. 715.30. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, C. B. LePage, Asst. Secretary, 29 West 39th Street, New York. 18,

N. Y. 605.23! 607.0! 607.3! 607.4! 607.6! 608.0! 608.6! 611.41! 611.55! 622.3! 622.5! 642.11! 642.22! 642.23! 642.24! 643.3? 643.9; 645.22! 645.231 645.24 1 646.121 646.22; 646.311 647.18; 654.59; 700.; 701.2; 701.3; 703.0; 703.9J 704.0; 710.; 711. li; 745.31 761.0; 767.; 791.1; 917.2; 919.80. American Society of Refrigerating Engineers, M. C. Turpln, Asst. Secretary, 40 West 40th Street, New

York 18, N. Y. 839.9. American Society for Testing Materials, R. E. Hess, Technical Secretary, 1916 Race Street, Philadelphia 3, Pa. 040.; 142.0; 200.; 209.99; 211.0; 211.2; 211.4; 216.; 296.0! 296.2! 300.0! 300.4! 300.5! 300.6! 330.; 331.10; 360.; 365.0! 365.90! 413.52! 470.3! 473.2! 501.0! 502.2! 503.0! 503.2! 503.3! 503.5! 504.0! 504.54! 504.6! 504.8! 505.0! 505.16! 516.3! 517.0; 518.10; 518.50; 520.! 531.0! 531.3! 534.10! 534.12! 534.29! 593.!

594.! 600. 0; 600. i; 600.35 600. 5; 601.23! 603.26! 603.41! 607.3! 607.4! 607.6! 608..11! 611.41! 619.9! 621.11! 621.20! 622.1; 622.3; 622. 5J 631.0; 641.0; 641.11! 641.12! 641.21! 641.22! 641.23! 642.11! 642.12! 642.225

642.23! 642.245 643.0; 643.3! 643.4! 643.6! 643.9! 644.0! 644.11! 644. i2! 644.22! 645.11! 645.12! 645.21! 645.22! 645.23! 645.24! 646.0! 646.11! 646.31! 646.41! 647.0! 647.11! 647.12! 647.13! 647.15! 647.16! 647.18! 647.22! 647.23! 647.25! 647.32! 647.35! 647.38! 651.0; 653.0! 653.32! 654.1! 654.3! 654.52! 654.59! 655.1! 655.2! 655.4! 655.5! 656.5! 681.0! 683.0! 683.40! 692.0! 692.2! 692.3! 693.0! 695.0; 695.1; 695.2; 695.4!

695.5! 695.6! 707.47! 710.; 714.505 715.415 715.435 715.445 719.505 7 19.515 719.525 719.55! 719.56! 719.58!

770.! 800.05 801.05 801.15 801.25 801.85 822.25 834.95 837.05 840.55 842.75 846.635 848.95 871.05 871.125

871.95 882 . 05 882 . 6; 893.01 893.4; 893.5; 893. 8J 893.9; 918.9; 919.825 950.5 997.1. American Standards Association, P. G. Agnew, Secretary, 70 East 45th Street, New York 17, N. Y. 040.; 068. 2; 068.6; 069.41 142.0; 200.; 202.9; 203.2; 203.9; 208. 4; 311.3; 311.92; 311.94; 319.98; 360.; 365.98; 401.30; 412.3; 502.2J 603.0; 503.25 503.55 504.05 504.545 504.65 504.85 5 05.0; 516.3; 516.4! 518.50! 518.54! 518.59! 518.80! 532.22! 534.0! 545.6! 603.41! 605.27! 607.0; 607.4! 607.6! 608.0! 608.6! 611.55! 614.0! 614.2! 614.4! 614.9! 022.3! 622.5! 642. 11! 642.24; 643.41 644.121 644.22; 645. 11! 703.9; 710.; 714.13; 714.50; 714.51! 715.40; 715.44! 715.50! 716.30! 717.0! 719.52! 745.3! 751.! 761.0! 767.! 787.; 789.; 792.0; 797.0; 839.0; 840.5; 893.0; 910.; 911.0; 911.1; 911.2; 911.3; 911.4; 911.6; 912.; 997.1; 997.2. American Trucking Assn. , Inc., C. F. Jackson, Agent, 1424 Sixteenth St. NW. , Washington 6, D. C. 209.99;

489.; 722.37; 860.; 950.; 951.12; 951.13; 951.31; 951.32? 951-33! 951.34! 961.43! 951.44; 951.46; 951.61;

951.62; 951.64; 951.72; 952.11! 952.2! 953.2! 953.36! 953.39! 954.1! -954.21! 954.36! 954.4! 955.2! 955.7! 956.1! 966.2! 957.19! 957.2! 958.3! 959.1! 959.5! 959.6. American Trudeau Society, c/o Medical Section of National Tuberculosis Assn., Cameron St.C. Guild, M. D.

Executive Secretary, 1790 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y. 915.0. American Water Works Assn., Harry E. Jordan, Secretary, 500 Fifth Ave., New York 18, N. Y. 741.0! 767.; 793.4.

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American Welding Society, L. M. Dalcher, Technical Secretary, 29 West 39th Street, New York 18, N. Y. 605.22; 767. Anthracite Institute, J. D. Jlllson, Secretary, 101 Park Avenue, New York 17, N. Y. 501.1. Antl-Frlctlon Bearing Manufacturers Assn. , Inc., H. 0. Smith, Secretary-Manager, 60 East 42d Street, New

York 17, N. Y. 766.2. Appalachian Hardwood Manufacturers, Inc., H. E. Everley, Manager, Trade Extension Dept., 414 Walnut Street, Cincinnati 2, Ohio. 411.25? 411.265 411.29; 411.43. Asphalt Institute, Ernest M. Bristol, Director of Public Relations, Mr. Hubbard, Chemical Engineer, 801 Second Avenue, New York 17, N. Y. 505.14; 505.19; 518.37. Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Companies. Inspection Dept. , H. E. Magnuson, Director of Publications, 184 High Street, Boston 10, Mass. 503.05 505.17*, 515.5 518.50; 518.55! 518.56; 518.575 710.5 711.10;

713.0; 714.50; 715.40; 715.51? 716.10; 755.0; 756.1J 793.2J 795.; 956.2S 976. ?_ 997.5. Associated General Contractors of America, Inc. , Herbert F. Foreman, Managing Director, Munsey Building,

Washington 4, D. C. 518.05 742.; 755.1. Assn. of American Feed Control Officials, Inc., Leslie E. Bopst, Secretary-Treasurer, College Park, Md. 021.35 021.95 039.45 042.25 042.35 042.4 ; 042. 5J 042.6; 042.9; 045. J 098.1; 103.45 111.945 112.15 112.25 112.35

112.45 112.65 112 . 65 112.95 117.25 118.15 118.25 118.35 118.95 119.15 119.25 119.45 119.55 119.65 119.95 133.215 156.65 1 63.9. Assn. of American Railroads, Bureau of Explosives, H. A. Campbell, Chief Inspector, 30 Vesey Street, New York 7, N. Y. 489.5 860.; 950.; 951.12; 951.135 951.315 951-32; 951.335 951.345 951.435 951.445 961.465 951.615 951.62; 951.64; 951.72; 953.2; 953.36; 963.39; 954.1; 954.21; 954.4? 955.2! 966.7; 966.1; 957.19;

957.2J 968.3; 959. i; 959.5.

Assn. of American Railroads, Freight Loading and Container Section, A. H. Grothmann, Secretary, 59 East Van Buren St., Chicago 5, 111. 960.; 953.2; 953.36; 954.36; 957.0. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Department, Engineering Division, Signal Section,

R. H. C. Balllet, Secretary, 30 Vesey Street, New York 7, N. Y. 607.3; 607.4; 608.31; 608.32; 713.5! 714.42;

718.40; 718.41J 718.42; 718.43; 718.49; 718.55 719.575 719.595 840.1. Assn. of American Railroads, Operations and Maintenance Department, Mechanical Division, A. C. Browning,

Secretary, 59 East Van Buren St., Chicago 5, 111. 202.115 202.445 473.35 603.215 603.335 604.115 604.255

605.135 607.65 608.05 608.315 608,325 611.185 611.215 611.225 611.415 611.445 611.515 611.625 611.535 611.59;

622.65 692.35 702.9; 721.15 726.15 726.25 767. Assn. of American Railroads, Telegraph and Telephone Section, w. A. Fairbanks, Secretary, 30 Vesey Street, New York 7, N. Y. 718.20.

Assn. of Iron and Steel Engineers, Attn: Mr. I. E. Madsen, Empire Building, Pittsburgh 22, Pa. 611.53. Assn. of Manufacturers of Chilled Car Wheels, F. H. Hardin, President, 445 North Sacramento Boulevard,

Chicago 12, 111. 611.18. Building Officials Conference of America, Inc., Arthur N. Rutherford, Secretary-Treasurer, West Hartford,

Conn. 516.3.

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California Fruit Growers Exchange, F. R. Wilcox, Asst. General Manager, 707 West Fifth Avenue, Los Angeles 65, Calif. 131.225 131.235 131.25. Cast Stone Institute, Herman Frauenfelder, Managing Director, Blatchley Avenue and Chapel Street, P.O. Box

606, New Haven 3, Conn. 516.4. Chicago Board of Trade, H. A. Boyle, Registrar of Provisions, 141 West Jackson Street, Chicago, 111. 010.; Oll.i; 011.99; 043.2; 951.13; 951.24; 953.36. Clay Products Association, Robert G. Scott, Chief Engineer, 111 West Washington St., Chicago 2, 111. 531.5.Clay Sewer Pipe Assn., Inc., BenJ. Eisner, Chief Engineer, 1105 Huntington Bank Bldg. , Columbus 15, Ohio. 518.67J 531.5. Collapsible Tube Manufacturers Assn., Lester B. Piatt, Secretary, 19 West 44th Street, New York, N. Y. 651.8J 681.49. Compressed Gas Manufacturers' Assn., Inc., F. R. Fetherston, Secretary-Treasurer, 11 West 42d Street, New York 18, N. Y. 607.6. Copper and Brass Research Association, T. E. Veltfort, Manager, 420 Lexington Avenue, New York 17, N. Y. 641.21; 642.24! 644.21; 645.23? 646.21. Crayon, Water Color and Craft Institute, Inc., John E. DeMeyer, President, 511 Fifth Avenue, New York City 17, N. Y. 849.7! 931.1; 937.1; 937.9. Edison Electric Institute, Alexander Maxwell, Director of Engineering, 420 Lexington Ave. , New York 17,

N. Y. 713.5? 715.30. Facing Tile Institute, Affiliated with Structural Clay Products Institute, Harry C. Plummer, Director,

Engineering & Research, 1756 K Street NW. , Washington 6, D. C. 534.25? 534.29. Fir Door Institute, Tacoma Building, Tacoma, Wash. 423.1. Fluoresceht Lighting Assn., L. 0. Holder, Secretary, 60 Beaver street, New York, N. Y. 716.10? 716.18. Grinding Wheel Manufacturers Assn., Harry B. Lindsay, Secretary-Treasurer, 27 Elm Street, Worcester 8, Mass. 541.0. Gypsum Association, Henry J. Schwelm, General Manager, 330 South Wells Street, Chicago 6, 111. 516.3.

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Hack Saw Manufacturers Assn. of America, Inc., William P. Jeffrey, Secretary, 50 Broadway, New York 4,

N. Y. 815.62; 765. Hardware Cloth and Poultry Netting Institute, Ralph W. Bacon, Secretary, 74 Trinity Place, New York City,

N. Y. 603.41; 603.43. Heat Exchange Institute, C. C. Rohrbach, Secretary, 90 West Street, New York 6, N. Y. 703.0; 703.9. Hickory Handle Assn. , Inc., Quy E. Basye, Secretary-Treasurer, Hope, Ark. 428.1; 428.29. Illuminating Engineering Society, A. D. Hinckley, Executive Secretary, 51 Madison Avenue, New York 10, N. Y. 525.2; 715.30; 716.2! 716.30; 718.60. Industrial Mineral Wool Institute, R. L. Davis, Secretary, 441 Lexington Avenue, New York 17, N. Y. 296.0;

709. Industrial Safety Equipment Assn., A. 0. Boniface, Executive Secretary, 366 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. 399.9; 797.1. Institute of Boiler and Radiator Manufacturers, R. E. Ferry, General Manager, 60 East 42d Street, New York 17, N. Y. 614.0; 614. 4J 792.0. Institute of Traffic Engineers, Wilbur S. Smith, Secretary-Treasurer, 317 Strathcona- Hall, New Haven 11, Conn. 797.0. International Assn. of Electrical Inspectors, Inc., Victor H. Tousley, Secretary-Treasurer, 612 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago li, 111. 710.; 715.30. • International Assn. of Governmental Labor Officials, A. F. Henrlchs, Secretary, U. S. Department of Labor,

Washington 25, D. C. 787. International Assn. of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions, Verne A. Zlmmer, Secretary-Treasurer,

c/o u. S. Department of Labor, Washington 25, D. C. 910. Laundryowners 1 National Assn. Now American Institute of Laundering.

Luggage and Leather Goods Manufacturers of America, Inc., Maurice A. Levltan, Executive Secretary, 220 Fifth

Avenue, New York, N. Y. 958.3. Mahogany Association, Inc., George N. Lamb, Secretary, 75 East Wacker Drive, Chicago 1, 111. 430. Manufacturing Chemists' Assn. of the U. S., Warren N. Watson, Secretary, 608 Woodward Building, Washington 5, D. C. 489.; 726.0; 800.0; 801. l; 821.5; 324.; 830.; 846.50; 950.; 951.31; 955.2. Manufacturers Standardization Society of the Valve and Fittings Industry, Lester W. Benolt, General Secretary, 420 Lexington Avenue, New York 17, N. Y. 607.0; 607.2! 607.6; 608.31; 608.32; 645. 2i; 646.41; 646.51. Milk Cap Statistical Bureau, Attn: Mr. George J. Lincoln, Lincoln-Liberty Building, Philadelphia 7, Pa. 496. National Adequate Wiring Bureau, P. E. McCaughey, Manager, 155 East 44th Street, New York, N. Y. 716.30. National Assn. of Fan Manufacturers, L. 0. Monroe, Secretary, 5-208 General Motors Building, Detroit 2, Mich. 791.0. National Assn. of Ice Refrigerator Manufacturers, E. G. Vail, Secretary, 1706 L Street NW. , Washington 6, D. C. 959.4. National Assn. of Mutual Casualty Companies, A. V. Gruhn, General Manager, 919 No. Michigan Avenue, Chicago,

111. 787. National Assn. of Pipe Nipples Manufacturers, Inc., H. A. Long, Secretary, 501 Fifth Avenue, New York,

N. Y. 607.3J 607.4! 642. 25J 645.4. National Assn. of Sanitary Milk Bottle Closure Manufacturers, Lincoln-Liberty Building, Philadelphia 7, Pa. 496. National Assn. of Shirt and Pajama Manufacturers, Max J. Loyell, Secretary, 276 Fifth Avenue, New York l, N. Y. 310.0; 312.3. National Assn. of Silo Manufacturers, Z. W. Cralne, Secretary, Box 30, Norwich, N. Y. 603.0. National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors, C. 0. Myers, Secretary-Treasurer, Branson Building, 145 North High Street, Columbus 15, Ohio. 607.0; 608. 0; 767. National Board of Fire Underwriters, W. E. Mallalleu, General Manager, 85 John Street, New York 7, N. Y. 703.9; 792.0; 840.2. National Canners Association, Edwin J. Cameron, Director, Division of Statistics, 1739 H Street NW. , Washington 6, D. C. 125.0; 126.0; 127.0; 128.0; 134.0. National Canvas Goods Manufacturers' Assn., Inc., James E. McGregor, Executive Secretary-Treasurer, 224 Endlcott Building, St. Paul 1, Minn. 300.6; 319.98. National Conservation Bureau, Mr. Robert w. Gardner, Publications Editor, 60 John street, New York 7, N. Y. 722.0; 797.0; 797.3. National Cottonseed Products Assn. , Inc., S. M. Harmon, Secretary-Treasurer, Sterlck Building, Memphis 3, Term. 112.2; 112. 3; 126. li; 135.55 141.; 142.0; 142.4; 142.6; 143.2! 301.3! 871.0. National Council on Compensation Insurance, Wm. F. Roeber, General Manager, 45 East 17th Street, New

York 3, N. Y. 910. National Duck Pin Bowling Congress, Evans Building, 1420 New York Ave. NW. , Washington, D. C. 429.9;

943.1; 943.98. National Electrical Contractors Assn., Paul M. Geary, Executive Vice President, Investment Building, Wash- ington 5, D. C. 715.30.

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National Electrical Manufacturers Assn., L. D. Price, Manager, Engineering Dept. , 155 East 44th Street, New York 17, N. Y. 552.; 701.2; 711.10; 711. 11; 711.12; 711.20J 711.215 711.225 713.15 713.25 713.41 713.5;

714. 115 714.42! 714.515 715.305 715.515 717.15 719.515 719.525 719.565 719.585 767.5 795.5 893 . 8; 969.4. National Electrical Wholesalers Assn., Charles G. Pyle, Director, 500 5th Avenue, New York 18, N. Y. 715.30. National Fire Protection Assn., Inc., 60 Batterymarch Street, Boston 10, Mass. 319.98; 412.3; 518.59;

605.27! 703.9; 789.; 893.0; 973.5. National Hardwood Lumber Assn., John W. McClure, Secretary-Manager, 59 East Van Buren Street, Chicago 5, 111. 400.22; 400.30; 413.52. National Lime Assn., S. Walter Stauffer, General Manager, 927 15th Street NW. , Washington 5, D. C. 514.4; 516. 21 516. 3; 517.0; 517.2. National Lumber Manufacturers Assn., Frank J. Hanrahan, Structural Engineer, 1319 18th Street NW. , Washington 6, D. C. 411.0; 412.0; 619.2. National Machine Tool Builders' Assn., Tell Berna, General Manager, 10525 Carnegie Avenue, Cleveland 6, Ohio. 711.24; 761.0. National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Assn., Inc., Henry A. Gardner, Director Scientific Section, 1500 Rhode

Island Avenue NW. , Washington 5, D. C. 840.1. National Safety Council, 20 North Wacker Drive, Ch-lcago, 111. 910. National Shoe Mfrs. Assn., w. w. Stephenson, Executive Vice President, 405 Lexington Avenue, New York 17, N. Y. 067.0. National Shoe Retailers Assn., L. E. Langston, Executive Vice President, 274 Madison Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. 067.0. National Soybean Processors Assn., R. G. Houghtlln, President, 3818 Board of Trade Bldg. , Chicago 4, 111. 112.6; 143.2. National Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning Assn. , George Boeddener, Managing Director, 145 Public

Square, Cleveland 14, Ohio. 489.; 792.0. Natural Gasoline Assn. of America, William F. Lowe, Secretary, 1022 Kennedy Building, Tulsa 3, Okla. 503.0; 504.50; 793.0; 839.40. New York Produce Exchange, Laurel Duval, Managing Director, 2 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 010.; 100.; 107.0;

142.4; 143.25 260.; 502.0. Optical Society of America, Prof. Arthur C. Hardy, Secretary, Mass. Inst, of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.

911.0; 9ii. 1; 911.2; 911.3; 911.4; 911.6; 912. Peanut Butter Manufacturers Assn., w. L. Walde, Technical Adviser, 839 17th street NW. , Washington 6, D. C. 955.4; 956.9. Pneumatic Automotive Equipment Assn., R. Kennedy Hanson, Executive Secretary, 1108 Clark Building, Pitts- burgh 22, Pa. 791.2. Prefabricated Home Manufacturers' Institute, Shoreham Building, Washington, D. C. 518.51. The Producers' Council, Inc., 815 15th street NW. , Washington 5, D. C. 516. 4; 518.80; 534.0. Radio Manufacturers Assn., Bond Geddes, Executive Vice President, 1317 F Street NW. , Washington 4, D. C. 715.30; 718.60; 718.64. Rail Steel Bar Assn., W. H. Jacobs, Director, 38 So. Dearborn Street, Chicago 3, 111. 603. 20; 605.25. Rubber Manufacturers Assn. , Inc., J. J. Catterall, Executive Secretary, Mechanical Division, 444 Madison

Avenue, New York 22, N. Y. 201. 0. Rubber Reclaimers Assn., Inc., Charles T. Jansen, Secretary, 250 West 57th Street, New York 19, N. Y. 201.2.Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc., 29 West 39th Street, New York 18, N. Y. 200.; 201.1; 201.9; 209.99;

396.; 425.9J 472.93; 477.9; 593.; 600. 15 600. 3J 600.5! 603.21; 603.23! 603.27; 603.41; 603.435 604.225 604.235 604.245

607. 4; 607.6; 608. 0; 608.4! 608.51; 608.6; 611.215 614.45 615.425 615.825 621.315 621.325 622.35 622.315 622.45

622.65 622.95 631.135 631.215 631.225 631.235 631.315 631.415 631.425 631.435 641.115 641.125 641.215 641.235 642.115 642.125 642.245 643.95 644.125 644.215 644.231 645.115 645.125 646.415 647.125 647.135 647.155 647.165

692.25 692.35 693.35 695.25 696.45 695.55 695 . 65 697.35 705.65 707.115 707.195 711.125 715.445 719.45 722.315

724.05 724.205 724.215 724.225 724.245 724.265 724.295 761.05 791.15 840.15 844.15 847.1; 848.7; 848. 9J 849.6; 893.41 893.9; 935. Society of Motion Picture Engineers, Boyce Nemec, Engineering Secretary, Hotel Pennsylvania, New York 1, N. Y. 518.54J 911.2; 912. Southern Pine Inspection Bureau, A. S. Bolsfontalne, Secretary-Manager, Canal Building, New Orleans, La. 400.26.. ,

' - Soy Flour Assn., 3818 Board of Trade Bldg., Chicago 4, 111. 109.9. Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers' Institute, C. Stewart Comeaux, Secretary, 103 Park Avenue, New

York 17, N. Y. 619.1; 866. Steel Boiler Institute, Inc., M. L. Hemlnway, Executive Secretary, 366 Madison Avenue, New York 17, N. Y. 703.0.Steel Joist Institute, S, H. Burgess, Managing Director, 3709 24th Street NE. , Washington 18, D. C. 605.12. Steel Kitchen Cabinet Institute, S. S. Keeney, Executive Secretary, 140 Public Square, Cleveland 14, Ohio. 613.9.

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Tanners' Council of America, Inc., 100 Gold Street, New York 7, N. Y. 067.0. Technical Assn. of the Pulp and Paper Industry, R. G. Macdonald, Secretary-Treasurer, 122 East Forty-second

Street, New York 17, N. Y. 216.; 400.50; 400. 7J 401.65 470.1; 470.3; 471.1J 471.3; 472.0; 473.2; 504.54; 810.; 821.7; 824.; 833.9J 839.49; 842-1; 891.; 953.2. Textile Color Card Assn. of the U. S. , Inc., Margaret H. Rorke, Managing Director, 200 Madison Ave., New York 16, N. Y. 067.0; 300.4; 306. 0; 319.97; 365.0; 367.0; 395.20; 397.0.

Tire and Rim Assn., inc., C. G. Hoover, Executive Vice President and Secretary, 2001 First-Central Tower, Akron 8, Ohio. 206. 0; 206.2; 206.35 206. 4J 206.5? 616.35; 722.36! 724.23; 725.2. Toilet Goods Assn., Inc., H. D. Goulden, Director of Scientific Research and Standards, 9 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y. 839.385 839.39. Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., J. A. Trovlllo, Assistant Secretary, 207 East Ohio Street, Chicago 11, 111. 202.215 5 1 6.45 520.5 613.5; 631.0; 695.0; 710.; 711.20; 715.44; 717.1; 7 1 8 . 315 718 . 605 719.595 722 . 395 722.955 755.15 785.0; 792.15 793.0; 797.0; 970.; 973.2. United States Golf Assn. , Joseph C. Dey, Jr. , Executive Secretary, 73 East 57th Street, New York 22, N. Y. 209.91; 943.1; 943.93. Varnished Tubing Association, Inc., Stewart N. Clarkson, Secretary-Treasurer, 420 Lexington Avenue, New

York 17, N. Y. 719.50. . Water Cooler and Drinking Fountain Manufacturers Assn., R. Kennedy Hanson, Executive Secretary, 1107 Clark

Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. 785. 1; 955-. 6. West Coast Lumbermen's Assn., T. K. May, Director of Technical Service, 364 Stuart Building, Seattle 1, Wash. 400.21; 400.23; 400.24; 400.28. Western Pine Assn., Attn. N. L. Cary, Yeon Building. Portland 4, Oreg. 400.0; 400.20; 400. 21; 400.235 400.255 400.265 400.28; 400.41; 402. 43J 402.61; 403.2; 411.05 411.15 411.295 411.42;' 411.6; 412.0; 413.0;

413.15 413.215 413.295 413.65 413.85 413.95 423.1; 423.2. Western Plumbing Officials Assn., Stephen I. smoot, Secretary, 4733 Templeton Street, Los Angeles 32, Calif.

600.6.Army Air Forces. Address: Headquarters, Air Technical Service Command, Wright Field, Ohio. 067. 1; 067.8; 068. 2; 069.3; 093.0; 202.105 202.225 202.325 20Z.9; 203.25 204.65 282.5 311.15 311.45 311.65 315.25 319.975

319.985 319.995 365.195 367.15 368.15 368.95 396.5 397.165 397.25 400.415 429.45 429.95 474.9; 481.5 489.5 502.25 504.19; 504.445 521.65 527.5 541.35 541.9; 600. 1; 605.195 607.05 607.65 608.325 616.915 631.135 631.315

672.5 692.35 695.45 695.55 697.25 705.65 707.155 707.245 711.115 711.125 711.215 713.55 713.75 714.115 714.145 714.225 714.335 714.395 714.525 715.415 715.425 716.185 717.15 717.45 718.295 718.60; 718.615 718.695 718.75 719.995 724.0J 724.20; 724.21; 724. 22J 724.24! 724.25; 724.265 724.275 724.295 724.35 725.35 725.415 729.25 744 . 25 755.15 755 . 9; 756.J 761.11 761.9; 762.1J 767.; 784.1; 791.2; 792.3! 793.25 793.45 793.6J 793.9; 796.; 797.2; 834.95 839.415 839.455 839.95 840.65 846.595 849.45 849.95 871.95 882.35 891.5 893.05 893.45 893.95 911.15 911.9; 912.; 914.5; 916.225 916.95 919.35 919.895 943.85 950.5 963.25 954.235 954.365 955.25 956.15 956.25 957.35 958.25 968.9; 969.9; 973.35 974 . 05 993. Army-Navy Aeronautical. Address: Bureau of Aeronautics, Navy Dept., Washington 25, D. C. 201.3; 202. 0; 202.10; 202.12J 202.225 202.32; 202.40; 202.43; 202.9; 204.92; 206.25 206.45 209.75 282.5 296.45 302.495 306.365

319.975 3 65.985 394.55 394.65 3 96.5 397.25 400. 135 400. 155 400.415 413.315 413.325 413.525 429.95 477.95 479.25

481.5 489.5 503.25 603.35 504.195 504.235 504.375 5 04.495 525.95 531.65 541.65 674-5 593.5 600.1; 600.35 600.55

600.85 603.235 603.415 603.425 604.195 604.225 607.45 607.65 607.75 608.25 608.325 608.65 608.75 616.995

62l".315 621.325 622.1; 622.3! 622.4; 631.20; 631.21; 631.23; 631.24! 631.32! 631.335 631.35! 631.41! 631.42!

631.6! 631.9! 634.! 642.12! 645.12! 645.24! 645.9; 646.325 651.95 653.325 654.545 671.5 .681.495 683.495 692.0; 692.1; 692.35 695.25 695.55 697.25 704.05 705.65 707.135 707.165 707.205 707.235 707.245 707.265 707.295 710.5 711.225 712.25 712.95 713.55 714.125 714.145 714 . 315 714.335 714.415 714.615 714.525 715.12! 715.355 715.405 716.415 715..435 715.495 716.195 716.25 716.305 716.395 717.35 718.605 719.35 719.45 719.725 724.05 724.205 724.215 724*.225 724.245 724.265 724.265 724.275 724-295 724.35 755.15 755.25 755.35 767.5 793.0; 793.25 794.5 801.85 822-35 822.55 822.95 839.435 839.95 840.55 842.55 842.825 843.315 843.395 844.15 844.45 844.75 846.215 846.515 846.535 846.545 846.59; 846.95 847.15 848.95 871.95 882.35 891. 5 893.0; 893.4; 893.5; 893.9; 911.25

911.45 911.5; 911.65 916.15 919.35 944.55 950.5 953.25 953 . 365 954.215 954.365 956.15 956.25 959.15 959.65 959.95 993. Dept. of Agriculture, Circulars and Bulletins. Address: Dept. of Agriculture, Inquiries and Distribution

Service, Administration Building, Washington 25, D. C. 046.; 162.; 789.; 893.0. Dept. of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration, Washington 25, D. C. 015.1; 015.55 022.49; 105.1; 111.0; 111.1; 111.4; 111.5; 111.6; 111.91; 111.92; 111.93; 111.94; 111.95; 111.99; 113.1; 113.2; 113.3;

113.4; 113.5; 121.1; 121.95 122.115 122.13; 122.2J 122.6; 123.1; 123.2; 123.3J 123.4; 123.525 123.85 124.45 126.115 126.135 126.25 126.75 128.15 131.225 131.255 131.35 131.45 132.115 132.215 132.415 132.425 132.445 132.455 133.135 133.415 133.445 133.455 134.115 134.415 134.445 134.455 134.515 135.55 141. 5 155.45 178.35 178.45 178.65 261.5 331.225 360. • Dept. of Commerce, Civil Aeronautics Administration, Office of Federal Airways, Washington 26, D. C. 401.305 505.4; 516.19; 605.23! 614.35 715.415 717.15 718.55 718.615 791.15 844.95 916.22.

Dept. of Commerce, Civil Aeronautics Board, Washington 25, D. C. 705.6! 718.65! 724.0; 724.24; 724.26; 724.29.

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Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards, Washington 25, D. C. 208.6! 296.0; 300.0; 300.6; 304.2; 310.0; 311.5; 312.0; 312.3; 319.985 369.211 397.0; 399.9; 423.1; 428.1; 428.29; 496.; 505.16! 505.36; 518.50;

518.51; 518.67; 520.; 531.55 534.25! 541.0; 541.4J 561.; 600. 3; 603.23? 603.41; 603.43J 605. 0; 607.0; 607.3;

607.4! ' 607.6! 608.31; 608.32; 608.4! 612.22; 614.4; 615.42? 615.61; 615.62; 615.63! 615. 82J 619.1; 631.5! 642.24! 642.25! 645.23! 645.4! 646.41! 709.! 711.42! 715.35! 715.50; 745.3; 765.; 785.1; 791.2; 792.0; 793.9; 797.1; 840.1; 849.7; 866.; 915.10; 931.1; 937.1; 937.9J 953.2; 955.4; 956.6J 955.9; 958.3! 959.1. Dept. of Interior, Bureau of Mines, Washington 25, D. C. 750. Federal Security Agency, Food and Drug Administration, Washington 25, D. C. 037.4! 108.41! 108.42! 128.1;

151.1! 151.21 151.3! 810.! 881.0. Federal Security Agency, U. S. Public Health Service, Rockvllle Pike, Bethesda, Md. 716.30; 792.0. Federal Specifications. Address: Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. 021.1; 021.7! 036.1! 041.3! 060.; 063.6! 066.1! 066.2! 066.3! 066.4! 066.7! 069.7! 069.9! 093.3! 093.7! 098.1! 103.4! 104.9; 107.3! 108.3! 108.9! 109.3! 109.4! 109.5! 109.6! 112.1! 112.2! 112.3! 112.5! 112.6! 112.9! 117.2! 118.1! 118. 2; 118. 3; 119. 1J 119.4! 119.9! 121.3! 123.4! 126.11! 128.1! 129.12! 131.26! 131. 3J 131.5; 132. li; 133.22! 133.41J 133.44; 133. 45J 134.41; 134.44; 163.9; 178.3? 178.4! 202.12! 202.41! 202.42! 202.44! 202.46! 203.13! 203.9! 204.24! 204.25! 204.29! 204.4! 204.59! 204.92! 204.93! 204.96! 204.96! 205.4! 206.5! 208.1! 208.2! 208.6! 209.1! 211.3! 282.! 296.2! 300.4! 302.22! 302.32! 302.46! 304.71! 309.3! 311.92! 311.96! 316.31! 315.5! 319.3! 319.4! 349.1! 391.; 392.12! 392.64! 394.5! 397.3! 398.1! 398.31! 398.34! 399.3! 428.29! 429.2! 429.4! 429.9! 435.2! 473.3! 474.9! 476.21! 478.11! 478.12! 478.13! 478.19! 478.22! 479.2! 494.!

499.! 503.0! 503.1! 503.2! 603.3! 504.44! 504.49! 504.51! 504.7! 512.13! 512.14! 514.2! 514.3! 516.11! 516.19!

534.12! 541.4; 546.; 572.; 600. 1; 602.2; 603. 23; 603.41; 603.42; 603.43; 604.22; 605. li; 605.12; 605.26; 607.14;

607.2; 607.3! 607.4! 607.6! 612.22! 612.29! 613.4! 614.4! 615.12! 616.21! 615.22! 616.42! 615.81! 616.11!

616.15! 616.21! 616.34! 616.35! 616.8! 616.91! 619.3! 619.6! 621.31! 621.32! 621.33! 622.4! 622.6! 622.9! 631.12! 631.13! 631.21! 631.22! 631.23! 631.31! 631.32! 641.11! 642.12! 642.24! 642.4! 642.9! 645.21! 645.39!

645.4! 645.9! 646.41! 646.51! 647.21! 647.26! 647.32! 647.33! 647.36! 647.36! 647.38! 654.54! 662.! 681.41! 683.41! 683.49! 692.2! 693.5! 695.1! 707.13! 707.15; 707.21! 707.22! 707.23! 707.24! 707.25! 707.26! 707.28!

707.3! 707.42! 707.43! 707.44! 707.47; 707.49; 709.; 711.24; 716. li; 715.21; 715.415 715.42; 715. 44J 716. li; 716.125 716.13; 716.19; 716.39; 717.2; 717.31 718.32; 719.55! 719.66! 719.92! 751.! 787.; 793. 5J 810.; 821.71 831.4; 833.2J 834.4; 834.9J 839.1; 839.33! 839.9; 840.4; 840.5; 842.11 842.2! 842.4! 842.5! 842.64! 842.7! 842.82! 842.86; 843.1; 843.311 843.37; 843.39; 843.62; 843.7; 843.8; 844.2; 844.4; 844.5! 844.65! 844.67!

844.69! 844.9! 845.2! 845.3! 846.11! 846.12! 847.1! 848.7! 860.; 871.14! 871.19! 871.23! 871.26! 871.27! 871.29;

871.4! 871.9J 891.; 893.41 914.9; 915. li; 915.12! 915.13! 915.19! 915.24! 915.25! 915.27! 915.29! 916.39! 915.45! 915.56! 918.5! 918.6! 918.81! 918.86! 918.9! 919.4! 919.6! 931.4! 932.2! 932.9! 933.9! 935.! 937.1! 960.! 951.13! 951.32! 951.44! 961.64! 953.2! 953.39! 955.4! 957.2! 959.1! 973.3! 982.1! 982.2! 982.3! 982.9! 992. Interstate Commerce Commission, Bureau of Locomotive Inspection, Washington 25, D. C. 701.3! 704.0! 705.0; 721.1.Interstate Commerce Commission, National Motor Freight Classification, Washington 25. D. C. 951.31; 961.72; 952.11; 962.2; 953.2; 953.39; 954.36; 957.19; 957.2! 959.1! 959.6. Interstate Commerce Commission, Regulations for Transportation of Explosives and Other Dangerous Articles,

Washington 25, D. C. 209.99; 489.; 722.37! 860.; 950.; 951.12; 951.13; 951.315 951.32; 951.33; 951.34? 951.43; 951.44; 961.46? 951.61? 951.625 951.64! 951.72! 963.2! 953.36! 954.1! 954.21! 954.4! 955.2! 955.7! 956.1! 956.2! 957.19! 957.2! 958.3! 959.1! 959.5. Joint Army-Navy. Address: Navy Dept., Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Washington 25, D. C. 103.9: 202.32!

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206.0! 217.! 208.92; 295.; 301.25 302.445 302.455 304.15 304.45 304.715 306.16; 306.21! 306.23! 306.24! 306.29! 306.35! 306.36! 308.9; 311.3; 311.45 317.95 3 1 9.925 3 19.975 341.1? 365.195 365.245 365.955 367.15 393.5 395.295 397.165 397.25 413.52; 423.9; 428.3; 477.8; 477.9; 478.235 481.5 501.65 505.195 526.95 534.255 574.5 603.235 603.415 603.435 607.0! 607.65 607.65 611.195 611.595 612.145 613.9; 614.9; 619.21 646. 4J 645.9; 646.59; 662.0;

692.0J 695-1; 703.1; 703.9; 705.0; 707.15; 710.5 711.235 712.05 712.15 713.15 714.125 714.39; 714.52; 715.21; 715.41; 716.21 717.15 718.615 718.625 718.635 718.645 718.655 718.695 719.545 719.585 719.725 726.415 741.9;

743.; 745.11 755.2; 767. ; 793.2; 793.6;. 796. ; 797.2; 801.2; 802. U 802.31 803.31; 803.32; 803.33! 803.35! 814.1! 815.1! 819.9! 821.5! 821.71 821.9; 822.9; 831.1; 831.5; 831.9; 832.4! 832.9! e33.3! 833.9! 834.9! 835.6! 835.9! 839.31! 839.34! 839. 35! 839.36! 839.9; 844.1; 846.59; 846.61; 849.6; 861.; 862.; 864.J 867.; 868.; 881.19;

881. 9; 893.5J 893.8; 893.9; 911.2; 911.9; 912.; 914.5; 915.62; 916.22? 919.6? 919.84? 935.? 950.? 951.13? 951.32? 951.44? 951.64? 953.2? 953.36? 963.9? 954.1? 954.22? 954.23? 954.36? 966.2? 957.19? 957.2? 956.9? 969.1? 959.7? 973.3; 975.; 992. Marine Corps. Address: Headquarters, Marine Corps, Navy Dept. , Washington 25, p. C. 067.1; 067.8; 089.3; 303.55 306.16; 306.44; 306.45? 309.2? 310.0? 311.1? 311.4? 311.5? 311.6? 311.8? 311.99? 319.7? 319.98? 319.99?

365.16? 365.23? 367.1? 367.5? 368.1? 368.2? 368.4? 368.82? 368.9? 369.6? 369.9? 392.51? 392.54? 395.13? 395.14? 395.16? 395.17? 395.19? 397.11? 397.14? 397.15? 397.19? 397.2? 399.3? 603.43? 612.22? 612.29? 616.15? 645.9? 727.? 797.2J 843.35; 843.39; 944.1; 944.3; 944.7; 957.15; 957.19; 992. Navy Dept. Address: Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Dept. , Washington 25, D. C. 021.25 066.9;

068. 2; 069.3! 069.41 069.9; 142.2! 201.3! 201.9! 202.11! 202.12! 202.22! 202.31! 202.32! 202.46! 202.9! 203.2! 204.96! 208.1! 208.8! 209.6! 209.99! 211.5! 282.! 296.2! 296.9! 300.0! 301.2! 301.4! 302.31! 302.32; 303.1; 304.71; 308.9; 311.5; 311.6; 311.92; 311.93J 315.10; 316. li", 317.3! 317.9! 319.91! 319.92! 319.93! 319.94! 319.97! 319.98! 319.99! 331.11! 331.16! 349.1! 349.4! .363.2! 365.98! 367.1! 367.3! 367.4! 367.5! 367.7! 368.1!

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368.2; 368.82; 368.9; 369.:; 373.1! 391.; 392.541 393.; 395.16; 395.19; 395.29; 396.1 397.16; 397.19; 397.21

399.5! 399.9; 400.37; 400.42; 400.43; 425.25 425.31 428.31 429. 25 429.9; 473.3; 476.21; 479.4*, 485.; 502.2; 503.2! 503.3; 503.4J 503.6J 504.19; 504.22; 504.37; 504.49; 504.7; 505.39; 516.19; 516. 31 518.59; 521.6; 524.; 525.3; 526.6; 526.9; 527.5 528.5 531.3; 532.21; 532.23; 534.12; 541.3; 545.2! 545.31 545.41 545.61 545.9; 552.;

600.3? 601.23; 602.2; 603.11 603.21? 603.24; 603.26; 603.32; 603.42; 603.52; 603.57; 604. li; 604.19; 604.22;

604.23; 604.32; 605.155 605.19; 607.2; 607.41 607.6; 608.21 608.31; 608.51; 608.65 608.7; 612.14; 612.22;

612.23; 612.29; 612.31 613.1? 613.3; 613.5; 614. 1? 614.3; 614.9; 615.12; 615.14; 615.15; 615.395 615.425 615.625

615.815 615.9? 616.35? 616.99? 617.13? 617.42? 617.63? 617.79? 619.9? 621.31? 621.32? 621.39? 622.4? 622.5? 622.6? 631.11? 631.12? 631.13? 631.21? 631.22? 631.23? 631.31? 631.32? 631.42? 631.43? 631.5? 631.9? 632.2?

634.? 642.9; 643.3; 643.5; 644.121 644.21; 644.22; 644.23; 646.115 645.215 645.245 645.255 645.315 645.45 646.115

646.415 646.515 646.595 647.125 647.135 647.145 647.155 647.165 647.175 647.235 647.245 647.255 647.265 647.345

647.385 651.35 654.615 654.525 654.535 654.545 656.45 671.5 672.5 683.25 683.35 692.15 693.15 693.25 693.35 695.15 703.2? 703.35 703.95 707.115 707.125 707.135 707.145 707.155 707.165 707.215 707.225 707.235 707.245

707.255 707.285 707.295 707.35 707.415 707.435 707.465 707.475 707.495 709.5 711.22; 711.24; 712.2! 712. 3J 712.9; 713.5! 713.7; 714. li; 714.12; 714.141 714.395 714.515 714.525 715.215 715.355 715.415 715.435 715.445

71 6.135 7 1 6 . 25 7 16 . 325 7 17.15 7 17 . 25 718 . 395 718 . 625 7 19 . 525 7 19 . 565 7 19 . 575 719 . 595 7 19 . 725 719 . 925 719 . 99; 722.935 722.94 J 725.41; 725.43; 744.2; 745.15 755.15 761.5 764.5 765.5 767.5 775.5 776.5 784.15 785.15 786.5

789.5 792.15 793.25 793.35 793.65 793.95 794.5 797.15 797.25 801.15 801.85 803.125 821.45 821.75 822.55 833.41 834.61 834.9; 838.9; 839.35; 839.38; 839.39; 839.41; 839.9; 841.85 842.695 842.95 843.315 844.15 844.45 844.55 844.615 844.625 844.635 844.655 844.665 844.675 844.685 844.95 845.35 846.215 846.535 846.615 846.635 846.9;

848.12; 848.9; . 849.19; 849. 2J 849.35 849.45 849.65 849.95 861.5 871.235 871.265 871.295 871.55 871.9? 881.26?

881.9? 882.2? 891.? 893.3? 893.4? 893.5? 893.9? 914.2? 914.5? 915.0? 915.331 915.34? 916.39? 915.41? 915.46;

915.59; 916.22! 918.9; 919.31 919.65 919.825 919.895 931.55 932.65 935.5 943.85 944.35 951.325 952.195 954.215

954.235 955.65 956.15 957.195 957.25 958.25 958.95 959.15 959.45 959.55 959.95 973.45 982.35 982.45 983.2!

993. Navy Dept., Bureau of Yards and Docks, Washington 25, D. C. 411.05 716.30. Panama Canal, Purchasing Dept., Washington 25, D. C. 711.21. Treasury Dept., Procurement Dlv. , Washington 25, D. C. 045.; 069.2; 069.7; 203.2; 207.3; 309.4; 311.15 311.925 312.2! 319.4! 319.99; 339.21 342.1; 349.1; 399.9; 479.2; 504.19; 504.43! 505.13! 505.15! 505.16! 505.19! 605.35! 505.365 505.395 509.; 518.59; 545. 2J 608.9; 612.12; 612.29; 615.33; 616.72; 617.9; 619.95 703.95 715.415

755.35 794.5 821.95 833.25 834.95 839.95 844.15 844.35 847.35 849.25 881.95 911.95 912.5 932.15 932.3; 932.9; 933.9; 951.32-

, 952.14; 955.6; 973.2; 973. 3J 973.45 981.55 983.5 993.

U. S. Army, Army Air Forces. Address: Commanding General, Materiel Command, Production Branch, Dept. 71, Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio. 069.35 306.325 315.195 367.75 368.9; 476.9J 521.15 525.25 600.35 614.35 672.5 722.15 722.375 724.205 724.235 724.295 729.25 744.15 744.25 791.15 792.35 332.95 834.95 840.15 911.15 911.25 911.35 911.45 911.65 911.65 911.95 954.235 956.2.

U. S. Army, Chemical Warfare Service. Address: Chief, Chemical Warfare Service. War Dept., Washington 25, D. C. 204.125 317.95 319.15 399.95 472.255 593-5 632.55 814.25 821.95 834.95 838.55 839.395 954.225 957.25 959 . 1. U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers. Address: Office of Chief of Engineers, War Dept. , Washington 25, D. C. 308.95 317.95 319.985 399.35 423.15 427.5 429.45 472.955 478.315 505.165 507.5 516.05 518.515 532.22; 546.; 594.; 603.41; 603.43; 605.14; 605.23; 606.2; 614.2; 614.41 614.9; 615.39; 615.42; 616.17; 616.33; 616. 351 616.42J 616.55 616.625 616.995 617.95 619.15 697.2? 711.245 714.115 714.325 714.515 715.365 715.49 ; 716.19; 716.2; 716.39; 717.15 719.615 719.725 722.375 722.395 722.99; 727.; 729.21 729.35 732.5 733.5 741.15 741.25

741.35 741-4; 741.61 741.9; 742.; 743.; 744.15 744.25 744.35 745.35 755.15 755.95 761.95 784.1? 789.5 791.25

792.35 796.5 834.45 838.65 839.435 839.95 840.1? 840.6? 843.39? 844.1? 844.4? 844.61? 844.9? 846.59? 862.? 864.? 893.9? 910.? 911.1? 911.4? 912.? 914.45 914 . 55 914.95 916.15 916.225 916.55 916.65 919.35 919.9; 932.3;

932.6; 935.; 936.; 951.32; 951.64; 953.39; 954.39; 956.25 957.135 957.145 958.15 958.25 959.15 973.25 981.7; 982.25 982.9; 997.5.

U. S. Army, Medical Dept. Address: Surgeon General, War Dept., Washington 25, D. C. 204.545 319.945 394.65 398.315 398.325 612.225 612.35 616.995 662.5 693.55 712.35 716.165 717.35 815.15 819.55 819.895 831.15

872.35 915.05 915.115 915.195 915.295 915.325 915.335 915.395 915.465 915.525 918.25 918.35 918.875 918.95 919.815 953.15 955.25 959.9.

U. S. Army, Ordnance Dept. Address: Office of the Chief of Ordnance, War Dept., Washington 25, D. C. 061.95 066.95 142.25 202.435 206.15 206.25 206.35 206.45 216. 5 301.9 ; 319.98; 394.11 394.6; 396. J 397.16;

397.19; 397.2; 397.41 399.3! 429.9; 472.935 477.95 5 03.35 503.4 ! 503.5! 504.19! 504.21! 504.435 504.495 504.545 604.75 603.26! 603.34! 603.41! 603.42;' 603.55; 604.19; 616.23; 619.1? 619.9? 621.31? 622.3? 622.4? 645.24? 697.3? 705.9? 707.13? 707.15? 711.23? 711.24? 712.2? 712.9? 715.41? 715.42? 719.57? 722.31? 722.37? 722.39? 722.97; 722.99; 725. 1? 729.21 761.15 791.25 833.95 834.65 839.95 843.395 844.15 844.45 844.615 845.25 845.95 846.525 846.535 846.545 846.59; 849.2; 861.; 867.; 868.; 871.9; 893.8; 918.9; 950.; 953.15 958.9.

U. S. Army, Quartermaster Corps. Address: Office of Quartermaster General, War Dept. , Washington 25,

D. C. 066.95 069.21 203.2; 302.20; 302.49; 303.0; 303.1; 303.95; 304.21 306.24; 310.0; 311.995 315.95 319.975

325.25 341.15 341.25 3 65.05 365.195 365.985 369.95 392.545 394.05 397.05 397.195 399.95 429.95 433.25 435.35

603.595 607.65 608.85 612.155 612.225 612.295 612.35 613.15 613..65 615.555 617.05 631.415 645.95 716.195 761-5 786.5 843-395 849.65 881.295 891.5 893.95 915.365 944.25 953.25 953.365 956.15 959.15 992.

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U. S. Army. Signal Corps. Address: Commanding General, Signal Corps, Procurement District, 128 North

Broad Street, Philadelphia 2, Pa. 069.9; 117.9; 203.5! 306.43; 306.46; 319.93; 319.98; 319.99; 397.19; 399.3! 429.9; 478.24? 478.31! 504.51; 526.15 603.42; 613.5; 615.71! 616.5; 619.9! 631.9; 642.13! 705.4! 711.11! 711.12;

711.24! 712.1! 712.2! 712.3! 712.9! 713.1! 713.2! 713.3! 713.5! 713.6! 713.7! 714.12! 714.39! 714.41; 714.52; 715.12; 715.21J 715.35; 715.36J 715.39; 715.415 715.425 715.445 715.515 716.135 716.195 716.25 716.325 718.05

7 1 8.15 718.115 718.125 718.215 718.225 718.295 718.395 718.605 718.615 718.635 718.645 718.655 718.695 718.75 719.525 719.555 719.585 719.615 719.625 719.935 719.995 724.15 724.275 729.25 756-5 788.5 818.435 832.95 834.85 893.95 911.15 911.25 911.45 911.55 911.65 911.95 912.5 916.225 917.35 917.95 918.25 919.895 950.5 953.365 954.11 954.21J 954.23; 954.29! 954.36! 958.2; 958.9.

U. S. Maritime Commission. Address: Chief Materlels Section, Technical Dlv., u. S. Maritime Commission,

Washington 25, D. C. 069.3! 315.11! 315.12! 315.13! 315.4! 315.5! 319.99! 369. 21J 399.3; 399.5? 438. 3J 505.17;

515.; 527.J 534.29; 612.22; 612.29; 612.3! 613.1! 613.5! 616.99; 619.15 691.25 716.195 716-25 716.395 71 9.935 725.435 789.; 793.5! 841.8! 842.1! 842.7! 842.9! 843.315 843.335 843.345 843.365 843.375 843.385 843.39; 844.15

844.45 844.61; 844. 9J 846-115 846.215 846.315 846.415 846.635 846.95 848.65 849.25 849.95 893.45 893-95 916.225 917 . 35 919 . 65 9 1 9 . 89; 951.645 957.195 998.

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INDEX

This Index Is not a complete Index to all Items whose specifications are listed In this publication, but

It Is a supplement to the Index In the National Directory of Commodity Specifications (Miscellaneous Publication M178) and lists only the names of Items not contained In the Index to the Directory.

A

Abrasive compound 541.9 Abrasive paste, antl-sllp, deck, covering 849.9 Accelerated aging test 300.4

Accessories, automatic pilot 724.25

Acrylic sheet, coating, protective 849.9 Actuators and switch assemblies 714.52 Adapter plug 715.21

Adapters, cot 613.1 Adapters and spacers 714.39

Adaptor, panoramic 718.64

Adaptor, priming, explosive 864. Adaptor, ski 631.41 Adding machines : 932.1 Address set, public 719.93 Adhesive paste for demolition charges 707.15 Adhesive sealing tape 707.24 Aerial film spools 911.2 Aeronautical drafting manual 724.0,935. Aggregate batching plant - 742. Aggregate dryers 743. Aggregate elevator 745.3 Aggregate gradation control units 743. Aggregate loader, bucket 741.4 Aging test, accelerated 300.4 Air cargo mooring Jack, and chain 724.29

Air cargo mooring kit 724.29

Air cargo mooring rod and Jack. 724.29 Air cargo mooring rope assembly 724.29 Air conditioners, room 792.3

Air conditioners, self-contained 792.3 Air conditioning and warm-air heating pipes, ducts, and fittings 607.0,792.0 Air coolers, forced circulation, for refrigeration 785.1,792.3

Aircraft, bill of materials 489. ,724.0

Aircraft, lists, parts application data 489. ,724. 20 Aircraft, rod, control , 724.25

Aircraft, tube, control 724.25 Aircraft accessories, drawings 724.20 Aircraft airworthiness - 724.0 Aircraft antl-lclng equipment 724.29 Aircraft cable, electric, aluminum : 715.41 Aircraft electric weighing kit 724.26,793.9 Aircraft electronic standard parts 724.20 Aircraft engine parts, coating 724.20 Aircraft engine parts, nomenclature 724.20 Aircraft engines, cold starting 705.6 Aircraft equipment airworthiness 724.29 Aircraft fairing .

; 724.22 Aircraft instrument testing .' 724.26 Aircraft lubricating grease 504.49

Aircraft lubrication 724.20

Aircraft' maintenance stands 724.29 Aircraft parts, packing. 724.20 Aircraft propeller airworthiness 724.24 Aircraft radio equipment "airworthiness 718.65 Aircraft reports 724.20 Aircraft starters 724.21 Aircraft trainers 724.26 Aircraft type and production certificates 724.0 Aircraft warning signals 724.26 Alr-fllter screen oil 509. Airflow Indicators 7%. 26 Airplane tripod Jack dolly 729.2 Air position indicator 724.26 Air regulations. Civil 705.6,724.0,724.24,724.26

Airspeed computers 724.26

Air sphere 959.9

Airworthiness, aircraft 724.0 Airworthiness, aircraft equipment.... 724.29

Alcohol, polyvinyl 822.9 Alcohol mixture 822.3,822.5

Aligner, connecting rod 722.99 Alimentary pastes 108.41, 108.42 Alkyd paint 844.9

Alleys, bowling 429.9,943.98. Allowable concentration of trlchloroethylene 839.0 Aluminum alloy, artificial aging of 631.20 Aluminum and aluminum alloys, analysis 631.0 Aluminum and magnesium reactions 631.0,695.0

Aluminum angles 631.22,631.6

Aluminum channels 631.22,631.6

Aluminum charge.., 631.9

Aluminum cooking utensils 612.22,631.5 Aluminum In Industrial waters 882.6 Aluminum oxide, sand, lithographic graining 838.6 Aluminum paint finishing 840.1 Aluminum rods 631.31 Aluminum tees 631.22,631.6 Aluminum water tanks 956.2 Aluminum zees 631.22,631.6 Ammonia In phenol-formaldehyde 893.0 Ammunition container, board 472.93

Amplifiers, Interphone 719.93 Analysis of metals 600.1

Analyzer, exhaust-gas 918.9

Analyzers, engine 722.99 Anchorage for roofs 518.57

Angles, extruded aluminum 631.22,631.6 Angulator 935. Antenna 718.61 Antenna assembly 718.61 Antenna equipment 718.61 Antenna terminal boxes 718.61 Anthracene 868. Antl-dlm set 399.9,959.1 Antifreeze fire extinguisher charges 973.3 Antifriction metals 692.2 Antl-lclng equipment, aircraft 724.29

Antimony, powdered 632.5

Antimony, slabs 632.2 Antlscatter treatments for glass 520. Anvils, dental... 915.19 Aperture dimensions and Image size 911.2 Aperture dimensions for contact printing 911.2 Appalachian beech flooring 411.29 Appalachian hard maple flooring 411.25 Appalachian oak. flooring 411.26

Aprons, flame-resistant fabric 311.92

Aprons, operating, cotton 311.92

Aprons, plastic 893.9

Arbor, emery 915.39

Arch, logging, crawler mounted 729.3

Armature and stator testers, electric 714.39 Army color card for slide fastener tapes 319.97

Art education color materials 849.7,931.1,937.1,937.9 Asbestos mittens 545.6 Asbestos spats 545.6 Asbestos suits 545.6 Ash In wood 400.7

Asphalt, cut-back. 505.14 Asphalt deck coverings 505.17 Asphalt finishers 743. Asphalt heaters 743. Asphalt mixer 743. Asphalt plant 789. Asphalt plant piping equipment 743. Asphalt priming of base courses 518.37 Asphalt pumps 755.1 Asphalt repair kettle 743. Asphalt roll roofing 505.16,505.36 Asphalt tanks, steel 956.2 Asphaltlc concrete paving 518.37 Asphaltlc road materials 518.37 Aspirating unit 915.39 Assembly places, outdoor 518.59 Athletic numerals 369.9,944.3 Athletic supporter 319.99

Auger, earth 741.2

Auger, posthole 741.2 Automatic regulating valves 607.6 Automotive cable 715.41

B

Bacteriological examination of mill process water... 470.3

Bacteriological examination of pulp and slush stock 400.50

Bags, waterproof 399.3

Bain-marie pots 612.22

Bake ovens, oll-burnlng 614.9 Balloon accessories and equipment 724.1 Balloon nozzle 724.1 Balloon shroud 724.1 Balloon target, pilot 724.1

Band saws 722.99 Band saws, metal cutting 765. Bandage rollers 398.31 309
Directory of Commodity Specifications

Bands, head and neck. 319.97 Barathea wool cloth 365.19 Barbed wire, Jungle 603.41

Barrack, precut 518.51

Barrack, prefabricated 518.51

Barrage balloon wire 603.41

Barrier, flexible sheet, moisture vapor 959.5

Base courses, asphalt priming of 518.37

Basins, operating rooms 915.41

Baskets, fiber 952.14 Batching plant, aggregate 748. Batching plant, cement 742. Bath, showers 617.79 Batter buckets 612.22

Battery, still, water 712.9 Battery charger 712.9 Battery clamps 712.9 Battery filler 712.9 Battery pack. 712.2 Beaching gear tires 206.2,724.23 Bearing alloys analysis 692.0 Bearing circles 916.22 Bearing measurements 766.2 Bearing sleeves, phenolic 893.9

Bearlng-strlps, rubber 209.99

Bearings, copper-lead-silver 692.3

Bearings, phenolic 893.9

Bearings, races 692.3

Bearings, sintered 692.3

Bearings, steel backed 692.3

Bearings, thin shell 692.3 Bedside table 613.6,915.36

Beet molasses, feeding 163.9 Belt conveyors, transfer 745.1

Belts, aircraft safety 069.3

Belts, baseball 069.3

Belts, cloth 311.8

Belts, dental engines 915.19

Belts, troop safety 069.3 Bench arbor, press 762.

1

Benzedrine sulfate tablets 819.89

Benzene, Industrial 801.1

Benzene, nitration grade 801.1

Benzene, safety data sheet 801.1

Benzene, solidifying point 801.1 Benzene acidity 801.1 Benzene acid wash color 801.

1

Benzene for paint, varnish, lacquer, etc 801.1,848.9

Berries, frozen 132.11 Bicycle tires 206.2 Bicycle tubes 206.4

Bill of materials, aircraft 489., 724.0

Binder, paints 844.9

Binders, load 722.39

Binders, loose-leaf 932.6 Bl-planar block, chain „ 724.22 Bltumlnlzed fibre sewer pipe and fittings 507. Bituminous drag brush 743. Bituminous material distributor 743. Bituminous products, sealer, spirit 849.2

Blackberries, frozen 132.11

Bladder, flotation 797.2

Bladder, neoprene 797.2

Blankets, combat, canvas 315.5

Blankets, lifeboats and rafts 315.5

Blankets, rubber Insulating...... ' 208.4 Blast-driven springing charge 862. Blasting cap containers 959.5 Blasting fuse 864. Blower terms 791.0

Blueberries, frozen 132.11 Blue enamel 843.39

Board, ammunition container 472.93

Board, container, puncture test of 472.0

Board, kraft 472.93

Boards, cement-asbestos 545.2

Bodies, cargo 722.37

Bodies, truck-chassis 722.37 Body repair tools 722.99

Boiler, locomotive, code , 703.0

Boiler, power, code 703.0 Boiler feed water treatment 703.9 Boiler water, sampling 882.0

Boilers, steam 614.4

Boilers, steam, vertical . 703.1

Bolts, anchor 608.31

Bolts, machine 608.31,608.32

Bolts and nuts , 608.31,608.32

Boots, toggle switch 714.52

Bottom and disc plow 732. Bowling alleys 429.9,943.98 Bowling gutters and pits 429.9

Bowls, dental 915.19

Bowls, soup 612.22

Bowls, sugar 612.22 Box lumber, pine..... 413.9

Boxes, antenna terminal 718.61

Boxes, control 715.12

Boxes, match, waterproof 893.9

Boxes, spare parts 963.9

Boysenberrles, frozen 132.11

Brackets, liquid vacuum container 724.29

Brackets, storage, X-ray film hangers 429.9

Braid, nylon 397.2

Brass analysis. . . . 644.0 Brass buckles 645.9

Breakers, circuit 714.51

Bridges, highway 511.72

Bridges, highway, specifications 412.0

Bridle, field artillery 069.2

Brightness and Illumination 716.30

Bronze analysis 647.0

Bronze pigment, powder 847.3

Bronze valves 607.6,646.41

Brooms, steel 981.7

Brushes, dental 915.11,982.9

Brushes, drag, bituminous 743. Brushes, sign writing 982.2

Brushes, spotting 982.9

Brushes, whisk. •. .. 981.5 Brussels sprouts, frozen , 121.9 Buckets, aggregate loader 741.4

Buckets, batter... 612.22

Bucklers, gun , 319.98

Buckles, brass 645.9 Buff enamel 843.39 Buggy 727. Building code modernization 518.50,605.20 Building material and equipment, coordination of.... 518.50 Buildings and structures, loads 518.50

Burs, denture trimming 915.11

Bushings, porcelain 532.22 Butter dishes 612.29 Buttermilk (dried) 021.7

Buttons, metal 992. Buttons, stack and staple 992. c

Cabinets, frozen food 959.4

Cabinets, humidity 429.9

Cable, aircraft aluminum, electric 715.41

Cable, high-tension ; 715.41

Cable, power, precautions 715.40

Cable assembly 715.41

Cable connectors 719.72

Cable hanger 719.61

Cable release, camera 911.1

Cable standards, power 715.40

Cacao products 151.1,151.2,151.3 Calcium chloride fire extinguishers 833.2 Calcium hydride 818.43 Calcium stearate 833.9

Calculators, navigational 919.6 Calipers 615.81 Calipers and depth-gages 615.81,919.6

Camera, aerial, focalscope 911.1

Camera, aircraft 911.1

Camera, aircraft, body assembly 911.1

Camera, aircraft, heater 911.1

Camera, copying 9.11.

1

Camera, emulsion position for film 911.1 Camera cable release 911.1 Camera cover, silencing 911.4 Camera film magazines 911.1 Camera mounts 911.5 Camera picture sizes 911.0 Camera shutters, performance 911.1 Camera tripod 911.5

Cameras, back window location 911.1

Cameras, motion picture, finder aperture 911.1

Cameras, motion picture, picture aperture 911.1

Camouflage coating 844.1 Camouflage garlands 603.43 Camouflage paint, bituminous-emulsion 844.9

Camps, safety and health , -.. 797.0

Cane molasses, feeding 163.9

Cans, ash 959.1

Cans, corrugated, ash and garbage 959.1

Cans, garbage 959.1

Cans, meat, corrosion resisting steel 959.1

Cans, milk 959.1

Cans, oil 959.1

Cans, refuse 959.1

Cans, water 959.1 Canvas combat blankets 315.5

Canvas roll, tools 957.14

Caps, tank 956.2

Carbamlte, ethyl centrallte 868. Carbon-brush terminals 711.42,715.35 Carbon removal compound 839.9 Carbon removing solvent.. 839.9 Carbon tetrachloride fire extinguishers 973.2

Carboys, boxed glass 955.2

Cargo airplane tledown fittings 724.29

Cargo bodies 722.37

Cargo lights 716.19

Cargo loading ramp 724.29 310
Index

Cargo nets, wire 60S.4S

Carpenters' chalk 546. Carpentry and Joinery 411.0

Carpets and rugs, fiber 349.1

Carpets and rugs, linen 339.2

Carrier, mine 319.99

Cartons, paperboard 954.1

Cartridge cases, cups, steel for 619.1 Cartridge cases, steel , plate and disk for 604.19

Cartridges, metal 1 lc 619. 1, 866. Case, carrying, drawing board 399.3

Case, motion picture camera 954.23

Cases 654.23

Cases, canvas, rorceps-and-scalpel 399.3

Cases, canvas, map and photograph 399.3

Cases, fabric belting 954.29

Cases, leather 069.7

Cases, shipping, notion picture film 954.22

Cases, tablet, empty 954.23

Cases and mounting bases, radio 718.69

Casters, light-weight 724.29

Castings, antifriction metals 692.2

Castings, bronze 646.41

Castings, nlckel-chromlum-lron 656.5

Castings, nickel-copper, silicon 654.51 Cauliflower crates 954.36

Cavity lining and thinner, dental 915.19 Celanese cloth, parachute 396., 397.4

Cellular glass Insulation 709. Cellulose, cotton for use In explosives 863. Cellulose, woodpulp, su] flte, for use In explosives 868. Cement, Insulation, thermal, mineral wool 296.2,707.47 Cement-asbestos boards 545.2

Cement batching plant 742. Ceramic tile 534.29

Cereals, oats, breakfast 109.4

Chain, bl-planar block .724.22

Chain, tire, military type 605.55

Chain ladders 725.41

Chain saw 784 . l Chain saw sharpener 711.24,789.

Chalk, carpenters' 546. Channels, extruded aluminum 631.22,631.6

Charge, springing, blast-driven 862. Chargers, battery 712.9

Charges, fire extinguisher, antifreeze 973.3

Charges, fire extinguisher, water 975.3

Chart, cream sediment 021.0

Chasers, shark 797.2

Chemical, shark deterrent 839.9 Chemical analysis of metals 600.1 Chemical composition of process water for paper manufacture 470.3

Chemical spray tank Installation 724.29

Chests, spare parts, tank and automotive 958.9

Chickens, eviscerated 015.1

Chopper, paper.... 711.24

Chromate finishes on electrodeposlted zinc 600.5 Chronometer watch 672. Circles, bearing : 916.22

Circular saws 784.1 Citrus fruits 131.22,131.25

Clamps, battery 712.9 Clay diggers, pneumatic 741.9 Clay masonry units 534.0 Clay sewer pipe and fittings 531.5

Cleaner, rifle bore 871.9 Cleaner, toilet-bowl 834.9,871.9

Cleaner, vapor- generat lng. ... P 711.24

Cleaners, furnace 703.9

Clevis, welding 767.

Clip, cord, detonating 864. Clips, electrical 719.72

Closure, tubing protective 724.29

Cloth, celanese, parachute 396. ,397.4

Cloth, cotton, broadcloth -. 308.9

Cloth, cotton, buckram 306.21

Cloth, cotton, drill < 304.4

Cloth, cotton element mercerized 306.32

Cloth, cotton, flannel 304.2

Cloth, cotton, print 306.35

Cloth, cotton, seersucker 306.16

Cloth, cotton, sheeting 304.71

Cloth, cotton, sllesla 306.24

Cloth, cotton, twill 306.36

Cloth, cotton, worsted-spun-halr-f llllng 306.29

Cloth, hardware 603.41

Cloth, nylon 397.2

Cloth, nylon, parachute 396. ,397.

Cloth, parachute 396., 397. 16, 397.2

Cloth, uniform, nylon 397.2

Cloth, uniform, woolen 365.19

Cloth, wool, barathea 365.19

Cloth, wool, circular knitted.. 365.19

Cloth, wool, facing 365.95

Cloth belts 311.8

Clothing, protective 797.1

Cloths, galley 319.99

Cloths, scrub 319.4

Clubs, policeman's 429.9

Coal mine roads 606.0

Coal pulverizers 703.9 Coal-tar primer and enamel 505.39

Coat, dress, summer 311.1

Coat hooks 893.9

Coating, aircraft engine parts 724.20

Coating, camouflage 844.1

Coating, permanent resin, engine parts 844.

Coating, protective 846.59

Coating, protective, acrylic sheet 349.9

Coating, protective for metal 844.1

Coating, rust Inhibiting 844.1

Coating, spray type 844.1

Coatings, organic 844.1

Coats, attendants' 311.1

Coats, dress 368.82

Coats, flame-resistant fabric 311.3

Coats and trousers, rubber 203.9,392.54

Cobbler shop equipment 776. Code training set, radio 718.65

Code transmitter, signal 718.49

Coffee cups 612.29 Coffee-makers, electric 717.1

Coffee measures , 612.3

Colls, cooling 607.4 Cold-cathode application 716.10 Cold-cathode lamps 716.18

Collar devices 944.5

Collars, horse, canvas...... 069.2,399.9

Color, hydrocarbons 600.0 Color card, army, for slide fastener tapes 319.97 Color code, safety 797.0 Color code for lubrication of machinery 504.0 Colorfastness to stovlng of textiles, test for 300.4

Color markings for electrodes 767. Color materials for art education. . 849.7, 931. 1, 937. 1, 937.9 . Colors, national, rayon 397.19

Colors, woolen 365.0

Colors for leather 067.0 Combination hats 395.29

Comforters, wool-filled 315.9 Communication equipment, parts 718.60

Communities, safety , 797.0 Compass transmitter, remote 724.26

Compasses, Installation 919.3

Compound, abrasive 541.9

Compound, calking, wooden vessels 707.15

Compound, carbon removal 839.9

Compound, cyanide 839.9

Compound, leather dressing 891. Compound, lubricating, dental 504.49

Compound, oil and water absorbing 871.9

Compound, preservative 849.6

Compound, protective plastic 846.51

Compound, protective, strlppable 846.59

Compound, synthetic 849.6

Compound, weather resistant 849.6 Compression test for shipping containers 950. Compressors and condensing units, "freon 12". .. 785. 1, 791.

Computer, stadia 916.

Computers, airspeed 724.26

Computers, ground speed 724.26

Computers, radar 724.26 Concertina wire. .- 603.41

Concrete, measuring, mixing and placing 516.3

Concrete finishers 743. Concrete forms, steel 743. Concrete paver 742. Concrete paving, asphaltlc 518.37 Concrete railings 518.43

Concrete testing, supplementary equipment 516.0 Concrete vibrator 743. Concrete wearing surface 516.3

Condensers and receivers, "freon 12" 785.1

Condensing units, "freon 12" 785.1,791.2

Conditioning of rubber ajid plastic materials

for low-temperature testing 200., 893.0

Cones, paper, garnet, dental 541.4,915.19

Cones and wheels, felt, dental 915.19 Connecting kits 958.9 Connecting rod aligner 722.99

Connector, quick acting hose 202.9 Connectors, electrical 719.72

Contact printing, aperture dimensions 911.2

Container terms for fruits and vegetables 950. Containers 953.36

Containers, blasting caps 959.5

Containers, deslccant 959.5

Containers, metal, and liners 959.5

Containers, peanut butter 955.4,955.9

Containers, percussion caps 959.5

Containers, pigeon,

transportation 954.36

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Containers for liquid nitroglycerin or diethyl ene glycold In 1 trate 209 . 99, 722. 37, 959 .

1

Contours, bead seat 722.36

Control, gyro, aircraft 724.25

Control box ; 715. 12 Control rod, aircraft 724.25

Control tube, aircraft... 724.25 Conversions of weights and measures, photographic... 911.0

Converters, telephone 713.2

Conveyors, belt, transfer 745.1

Conveyors, roller, gravity 745.1

Cooking-equipment, electrical • 717.

1

Cooking utensils, aluminum 612.22,631.5

Coolers, water, drinking.. 785.1,955.6 Cooling colls 607.4 Coordination of building material and equipment 518.50 Coordination of masonry 518.80

Copper, dental 915.19

Copper analysis 641.0

Copper and copper alloys, analysis 641.0,643.0

Copper bars, beryllium alloy 641.12,643.9

Copper corrosion, hydrocarbons 800.0

Copper-nickel alloy, analysis 643.0 Copper-nlckel-zlnc alloy bar 655.1

Copper pigment 842.9

Copper rods, beryllium alloy 642.11,643.9

Copper strips, beryllium alloy 641.23,643.9

Copper wire, beryllium alloy 642.12,643.9

Cord, electric 715.42

Cord, extension 715.42

Cord, prewaxed braided cotton 302.49

Cord, rayon 397.19

Cordage, electric , 715.42

Cord and rope, cotton, braided 302.49* Cord and tassels, rayon 397.19

Corn sugar molasses, feeding 163.9 Corrosion Inhibitor 600.3

Corrosion test of stainless steel 600.1

Cot adapters 613.1 Cotton braid , 319.92 Cotton cellulose for use In explosives 868. Cotton cloth, print 306.35

Cotton duck and twill, dyeing and finishing of 303.0

Cotton fabrics, packaging and packing 310.0 Cotton fabrics, treatment 300.0

Cotton matting 319. 9S Cotton netting 317.9 Cotton netting, Insect, marquisette 317.3

Cotton rugs 319.99

Cotton swabs 983.2

Cotton webbing harness 319.99

Couplings, hose 645.4

Cover, camera, silencing 911.4

Coveralls, flame resistant fabric 311.3

Covering, organic plastic 846.53

Covering, plastic 893.8

Covers, slip 399.5

Crane wheels 611.53 Craterlng explosive 862. Crates, cauliflower 954.36 Crating 954.36 Crawler mounted arch, logging. 729.3

Cream, stabilized 021.2

Cream pitcher 612.22

Cream sediment chart 021.0 Creating safer communities 797.

C

Crosscut saw filing kit 958.2

Crosscut saw tool 616.99

Crossings, railway, prefabricated timber 518.39 Crushing and screening plant 789. Crystal test oscillator, radio 718.65

Crystal test set, radio 718.65

Crystal unit, radio 718.65

Crystals, quartz 718.69

Culotte 311.4

Cups, coffee 612.29

Cups, dissolving 918.5

Cups, rubber 209.99

Cups, steel, for cartridge cases 619.1

Current, relay 714.14

Curtains, shower, plastic sheeting 893.4

Cushions, carpet and rug, sponge-rubber

and synthetic rubber 204.25,208.1

Cushions, crutches, sponge rubber 204.25 Cut-off devices, water , 614.9 Cylinders, aircraft engine, numbering 724.20

Cylinders, methyl bromide 956.1

Cylinders, steel 956.1 D

Darkroom, safellghts 716.19

DDT, dlchlorodlphenyl trlchloroe thane 881.9 DDT Insecticide spray 881.29 Dead weight machines 793.9 Decay of wood 518.50 Deck covering, antl-sllp, abrasive paste 849.9

Deck covering, asphalt 505.17 Deck covering, magneslte 515, Deck-covering, nonsllp 725.3 Decoding unit 718.49

Deep wells 741.0

Defrosters, windshield 722.39

Delay, detenators 864. Demolition equipment standards 864. Demolition snake 862. Density, diffuse transmission 911.0

Dental anvils ••t 915.19

Dental bags, paper 957.0

Dental bands and strips 915.19

Dental bowls 915.19

Dental brushes 915.11,982.9

Dental cabinets 915.19

Dental cavity lining and thinner 915.19

Dental cellulose sheet 893.4

Dental cones, paper, garnet 541.4,915.19

Dental cones and wheels, felt 915.19

Dental copper 915.19

Dental disks... 915.11

Dental engine belts 915. 19 Dental files 915.11

Dental foil 915.19 Dental holders 915.11

Dental knives 915.11

Dental lubricating compound 504.49 Dental materials, physical properties 915.10

Dental paste, abrasive 915.19

Dental pellets 915.19

Dental rolls, absorbent 398.34

Dental sticks and points 915.19

Dental therapeutics, rules 915.10

Dental waste receptacles 915.19

Denture trimming burs 915.11 Deodorant block 881.9 Depth gages 793.2

Depth gages and calipers 615.81,919.6

Depth perception apparatus 919.6

Derricks, truck 744.1 Deslccant containers 959.5

Deslccants 839.9 Determination of the colors, 'spec tropho tome trie

and colorlmetrlc 300.4 Detonating cord, clip 864. Detonators delay 864. Devices, collar 944.3

Devices, driver testing 797.3

Devices, firing 864. Devices, traction 722.39

Dewberries, frozen 132.11 Dlamlnophenol hydrochloride 839.9 Diamond powder, grading 561. Diaphragm pumps 755.

1

Dlchlorodlfluoromethane 839.9 Dlchlorodlphenyl trlchloroethane 881.9 Dlesel-fuel-oll filters 725.41 Differential pressure table 793.0 Diffuse transmission density 911.0

Diggers, clay, pneumatic 741.-9 Dimensions for matched, shlplap, and pattern lumber 403.2

Dlnltrotoluene 803.35 Dinner plates 612.22 Direct-current polar relay 718.43

Direct current relay 718.49

Dirt In wood chips 400.7

Disc harrow 732.

Dishes," butter 612.29

Dishes, - vegetable 612.29

Disks, abrasive coated 541.3

Disks, dental 915.11

Disks, master (American Gage Design) 615.82

Dispensers, Insecticide , 915.59 Dissolving cups 918.5

Distillation, hydrocarbons 800.0 Distillation units 796. Distributor, bituminous material 743. Distributor, water 743. Ditching machine 741.6

Dolly, airplane tripod Jack 729.2

Dolly, tandem 729.2

Dolly, tires 729.2

Door stock 423.

1

Doors, refrigerator 423.1 Drafting manual, aeronautical 724.0,935. Draftsmen's scales 935.

Drag, brush, bituminous 743. Drain tapping 607.0,607.6

Drawings, aircraft accessories 724.20

Drawings, Instrument, navigational 485. Dress gloves 311.93

Dress shirts 311.5 Drifter drill, pneumatic 741.3

Drill sharpener 761.9

Drills, pneumatic, drifter 741.3

312
Index

Drinking water coolers 785.1,955.6

Driver testing devices 797.3

Drop test for flberboard containers 953.2

Drop test for shipping container 950. Drums, fiber, handling and storing 951.31

Dryers, aggregate 743.

Duck, cotton, fire, water, weather, and mlldew-reslstant 303.9b

Duck, cotton, piled-yarns 305.1 Duckplns 945.98

Dump trailer 729.2

Dump trucks 729.3

Duodenal outfits 915.29

Durometer, soft metals and plastics........ 600.1

Duster, Insect 733. Dust mops 965.

Dye, fluorescein, sea-marker 834.9 Dyeing and finishing of cotton duck and twill 303.0 Dynamometer-test-stands, electrically driven 714.39 E

Ear protectors 208.92

Earth auger 741.2

Eductors, gasoline, oil, or water 789. Ejector, sewage, pneumatic 755.9

Elastic, parachute pack opening 394.5

Elbows, spark plug 724.21

Electric coffee-makers 717.1

Electric cooking-equipment 717.1 Electric floodlight 716.2

Electric generators, protection 711.10 Electric heaters 717.1 Electric lighting equipment 716.59 Electric locks 718.42

Electric meat-cutting machines 717.2

Electric megaphones 719.93 Electric motors 711.21 Electric roasters 717.

Electric shock hazards, radio equipment 718.60

Electric starters, aircraft 724.21

Electric stoves 717.

Electric terminals 715.35

Electric testers, armature-and-stator 714.59

Electric windshield defrosters 722.39

Electrical clips 719.72

Electrical connectors 719.72

Electrical equipment, list 710. Electrical equipment, rotation, connections,

and terminal markings.. 710. Electrical equipment enclosures 959.9

Electrical fires 710. Electrical heating me tall lc minerals, analyses 60Q. 1 Electrical Insulation, composition 719.59 Electrical Insulation, glass-fiber 719.59 Electrical Insulation, laminated 719.58

Electrical Insulation, liquid 719.59 Electrical Insulation, rubber substitutes 719.55

Electrical Insulation, thermoplastic 719.59 Electrical Insulation fibers 719.52

Electrical load analyses 710. Electrical maintenance 710. Electrical switching equipment 714.50 Electrically driven dynamometer-test-stands 714.39

Electricity, static 710.

El ectrodeposl ted zinc, chromate finishes 600.3

Electrodes, color marking 767. Electrodes, resistance-welding 603.41 Electronic equipment, testing 710. Electronic standard parts, aircraft 724.20

Elevator, aggregate 745.3 Embroidery material s, metallic 399.9 Emery arbor 915.59 Emulsion and sound record positions for projection.. 912. Emulsion position In camera 911.1

Enamel, baking 843.39

Enamel, blue 845.39

Enamel, buff 843.39

Enamel, cream 843.33

Enamel, green 843.34

Enamel, lusterless 843.39

Enamel, yellow 843.38

Enclosures, electrical equipment 959.9

Engine, gasoline, radial type 705.9 Engine analyzers 722.99

Engine control fittings 724.25

Engineer equipment, finishing, treating, and painting 840.

Engine preservation, aircraft 724.20

Engines, gasoline for generator 705.4

Engines, internal combustion 705.9

Engines, preparation for storage 705.6

Enlarger, continuous, V-mall 911.4

Enlarger, microfilm 911.9 Ester-gum varnish, grinding 846.61

Ether, diethyl 815.1

Ethyl cellulose lacquer 846.59

Ethyl central Ite, carbamlte 868. Ethylene glycol monobutyl ether 846.59 Ethylene glycol monoethyl ether acetate 639.9 Evaluating treated textiles for permanence of resistance to microorganisms 300.4 Exhaust fans 711.23 Exhaust gas analyzer 918.9 Exhaust heat exchanger 724.29 Expansion Joint packing 707.21,707.23

Expansion shields, fiber 518.59

Explosions, dust, In plastics 789. ,893.0

Explosive, adaptor, priming 864. Explosive, craterlng 862.

Explosives', flbreboard box 953.2

Exposure time marking for shutters 911.1

Extension cord 715.42

Extinguishers, fire, carbon tetrachloride 973.2

Extinguishers, fire, water 975. Extractors, screw 615.9

F

Fabric, process for application of aircraft

surface 396. Fabric belting cases 954.29

Fabrics, camouflage 308.9

Fabrics, coated, flameproof 308.9

Fabrics, nylon 597.2

Fabrics, nylon, parachutes 396. Facing cloth, wool 365.95

Facsimile transceiver 718.69

Fairing, aircraft 724.22

Fan terms 791.0

Fans, engine cooling 724.21

Fans, exhaust 711.25

Fasteners, slide 608.8

Feed, mineral products 098.1

Feed, protein products 098.1

Feed, vitamin products 098.1

Feed water treatment, boiler..- 703.9

Felt-backed floor-coverings 391. Felt flooring 505.16

Fender repair tools 722.99

Fenders, ship, colr-rope 349.4

Ferroalloys and pig Iron 601.20

621.21, 621.22,621.23, 621.24, 6?' .25, 621.26,621.27, 621.29

Fiber, vulcanized, ply adhesion 470.3

Fiber baskets 952.14

Fiber carpets and rugs 349.1

Fiber drums, handling and storing 951.31

Flberboard, sol Id 472.93

Flberboard boxes, furniture packing 953.2

Flberboard containers, drop test 953.2

Flberboard containers, drum test 953.2

Flberboard containers. Impact resistance 953.2

Fibrous glass 707.46

Fibrous glass, life preservers 526.9

Field welding 767.

Files, dental 915.11

Filler, battery 712.9

Film, rewinds 911.3

Film, tests 911.2

Film and paper developer, powders 911.9

Film clips, dimensions for bite 911.0

Film magazines, camera 911.1

Film nomenclature" 911.2

Film notcher 911.9

Film repair equipment 911.9 Film storage racks 911.9

Films and plates, photographic processing 911.0

Films fo'r permanent records 911.2

Films of paint, varnish, and lacquer for testing.... 840.5

Filter, flashlight 893.9

Filters, dlesel-fuel-oll 725.41

Filters, fuel funnel 725.41

Filters, lubrlcatlng-oll 725.41

Filters, photographic, terminology and nomenclature 911.4

Filters, radio 718.69

Filters* telegraph 718.1

Finger, mechanical 724.29

Finishers, asphalt 743. Finishers, concrete 743. Finishes, hardware 617.0

Finishing, treating, and painting for engineer

equipment 840.1

Fir railroad car material 413.21,413.29

Fire extinguisher charges, antifreeze 973.3

Fire extinguisher charges, water 973.3

Fire extinguishers, calcium chloride 833.2

Fire extinguishers, carbon dioxide 973.4

Fire extinguishers, carbon tetrachloride 973.2

Fire extinguishers, water 975. Fire protection regulations 518.50

Fire retardant paint 844.9

Fires, electrical 71Q.

Fires, salamander 518.50

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Fish liver oil 042.9 Fish Oil 042.9

Fittings, cargo airplane tledown 724.29

Fittings, engine control. 724.25

Fittings, plastic, installation ^. . . 724.20

Fittings, self sealing tank: 724.22

Fittings, thermoplastic materials 724.22

Fittings for warm-air heating and air conditioning 607.0,792.0

Flags, bunting 306.44

Flameproof lng of textiles 300.0,397.0

Flammable liquid pumping equipment 755.0

Flammable liquids storage tanks 956.2

Flange, driving, fan rotor types 724.29

Flanges, motion picture 911.2

Flanges, tube 646.51

Flash-butt welding 767. Flashlight-cell receptacles 715.21

Flashlight filter: 893.9

Floats, life 797.2

Flock, cotton 301.9

Floodlight, electric 716.2

Floodlights, incandescent 716.2

Floor-coverings, felt-backed 391. Flooring, appalachlan beech 411.29

Flooring, appalachlan hard maple 411.25

Flooring, appalachlan oak 411.26

Flooring, felt 505.16 Flooring and decking, Industrial 411.29

Floor mops, dust 983. Flotation bladders 797.2

Flour, soy 109.9 Flour trade 107.0 Flow temperature of thermoplastic molding

materials 893.0

Fluid, hydrocarbon standard test 839.9 Fluorescein dye sea marker 834.9 Fluoroscopic X-ray Inspection, metals 600.1 Fly-paper 479.2

Focalscope, aerial camera 911.1 Focusing scales 911.4

Fog horns . 725.43

Food, frozen, cabinets 959.4

Food pans 612.22

Food poisons 881.0

Food trays, metal 612.22 Footcandle standards of Illumination 716.10

Forceps, cover glass.. 915.29 Forest products, fundamental and applied research... 411.0

Fork, stone 616.62 Formaldehyde safety data sheet 824. Forms, concrete, steel..., 743. Frames, mosqulto-bar < 423.9

Frames, reel 715.36

Frames, telephone 718.29

Freezers, home 959.4

Freon 839.9 Freon 12, compressors and condensing units 785.1,791.2

Freon 12 condensers and receivers 785.

1

Freon 12 condensing units 785.1,791.2

Freon 12 mains , 785.

1

Frequency standard 714.39

Fruits, container terms , 950.

Fuel funnel filter 725.41

Fuel gas, safe Industrial use 503.0

Fuel oil, Industrial storage and use 503.0

Fuel systems, pulverized 703.9

Fulminate, mercury 867. Furnace Cleaners 703.9

Furnaces, oil fired 614.9 Furniture and accessories, steel 613.9 Furniture packing In flbreboard boxes! 953.2

Furniture woods 430.

Fuse, blasting 864. G

Gage, wear 615.82

Gages, depth 793.2

Gages, Involute spline 615.82

Gages, mercury , 793.2

Gages, torque pressure 793.2 Gaging tapes 616.35

Galley cloths 319.99

Garbage grinders 719.92

Garlands, camouflage 603.43

Gas, exhaust, analyzer . ... 918.9

Gas, nitrogen 839.45

Gas, tear, systems 718.31

Gas content of Insulating oils 504.8

Gaskets, cold-storage-door 707.13

Gaskets, governor mounting 707. 19 Gaskets, paper 707.12

Gasoline engine, radial type 705.9 Gasoline engine sleeves, dry .. . 705.5

Gasoline strainers for ship 645.9,646.59 Gasoline-water separator 755.2

Gates, metal 619.6

Gauntlets, anti-flash. 311.93

Gauze strip 398.34

Gear key, retainer and key slot 611.59

Gear speed reducers 611.55

Gear tolerances and Inspection 611.55

Gears, master 611.55

Gears, pitch. Inspection and tolerances 611.55

Gem rulings and recommendations 560. Generator, steam 703.0

Generator, turbine. 701.2,711. 11,711. 12 Generators, electric, protection 711.10

Generators, hot water 614.4

Generators, hydrogen -. 756. Generators, pressure control 795. Generators, radio 718.69

Generators, signal 718.39

Generators, speed governing 795. Generators, steam turbine 701.2,711.11

Glare ratings . .. 716.30

Glass, antlscatter treatments 520.

Glass, cellular. Insulation 709.

Glass, fibrous : 707.46

Glass, fibrous, life preservers 526.9

Glass, optical . 526.9

Glass, reading 914.4

Glass, reducing , 912. Gloves, chemical resistant 203.2

Gloves, dress 311.93

Gloves, leather protective 068.2

Gloves, unllned leather flying 068.2

Gloves, welders' 068.2

Glue, application of 282.

Glue, application of water and mold resistant

casein 093.0

Glue, curing process 282. Glyceryl phthalate, paint vehicle 848.9

Glyceryl phthalate enamel..... 843.39

Goggles, variable density . .. 914.5

Governor mounting, gasket 707.19 Governor mounting pad 724.21

Governors, generator units 795. Governors, pump, steam 755.1,795. Gradation control units, aggregate 743. Grade-use guide for buildings and other structures 400.21,400.23, 400.24, 400.28

Grading rules for dimension and timbers 402.43 Grading rules for softwood 400.20

Grading southern pine lumber 400.26

Grain transactions . 100. Grains, powder, flashless 861. Graphite, lubricating 574. Graphite for ammunition 574. Gray exterior primer 844.4 Gray paint 844.61

Grease, aircraft lubricating 504.49

Grinders, garbage 719.92

Grips, wire 719.61

Grommets with washers 645.9

Grouts, oat 104.9 Gum protective devices 997.2

Gun bucklers 319.93

Guns, oil spray 840.6

Gutters and pits, bowling 429.9

Gyro control, aircraft 724.25

H

Hammers, pneumatic 741.1

Hammers, steam 741.

1

Handbook, operation and maintenance

(aircraft) 481. , 724.20

Handle, wrench, propeller shaft 615.42,724.24

Hand luggage 958.3

Hangars and tracks, sliding door 617.9 Hangers, cable... 719.61

Hangers, X-ray film 717.3

Hardware, parachute 724.27

Hardware cloth 603.41 Hardware finishes 617.0

Harness, cotton webbing 069.2,319.99

Harrow, disc 732. Harrow, spike tooth 732. Hat hooks 893.9

Hats, combination 395.29 Havelocks 368.9 Havelocks and ralncovers 392.54

Hazards In the home 797.0

Head and neck bands 319.97

Heat aging of vulcanized natural or synthetic

rubber. 200. Heater, non-deaeratlng 703.0

Heaters, aircraft camera.. 911.1

Heaters, asphalt 743. Heaters, filter, air 717.1

Heaters, fin-tube 614.9

Heaters, water, guide 614.0,792.0

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Heat exchanger, exhaust 724.29

Heating, comfort survey 792.0

Heating, warm air 792.0 Heating systems, steam, guide 614.0,792.0

Helmet liners 399.9 Hemoglobin scale 915.29 Hexachlorethane 868. Hexamlne 868. High-temperature lubricant 504.19 High-tension cable 715.41 Highway bridge 511.72 Highway bridges, specifications 412.0

Highways, Interstate, design of 51R.30 Hog rings and ringers 608.9

Holders, dental 915.11

Holders, Ink bottle 932.3

Holders, lamp 716.39

Holders, message 893.9

Holders, wire, porcelain 532.22

Home freezers , 959.4

Home Illumination 716.30 Home lighting 716.30

Home safety 797.0

Homes, prefabricated 518.51

Hoods, anti-flash 367.3

Hoods, rubber Insulator 208.4

Hooks, coat -. 895.9

Hooks, hat 893.9

Horns, fog 725.43

Hose, fuel 202.22

Hose, low pressure flexible 202.12

Hose, marking, standard 202.0

Hose, rubber Insulating line 202.9,208.4

Hose, suction and discharge 202.9

Hose couplings 645.4

Hospitals, tuberculosis, standards 915.0 Hot water generators 614.4

House construction for heating 792.0

Housing, parachute rlpcord 724.27

jiub, fan rotor types 724.29

Huckleberries, frozen 152.11 Humidity cabinets 429.9 Hydraulic packing 707.21,707.23

Hydraulic packing rings 707.26

Hydraulic packings, Installation •. 707.20

Hydraulic pressure testing, metals 600.1

Hydraulic tanks 724.29 Hydrocarbon standard test fluid 839.9 Hydrocarbons, color 800.0

Hydrocarbons, copper corrosion 800.0

Hydrocarbons, distillation 800.0

Hydrocarbons, hydrogen sulfide and sulfur dioxide... 800.0 Hydrocarbons, paraffins 800.0

Hydrocarbons, specific gravity 800.0 Hydrocarbons acidity 801. 1, 801.2,801.8 Hydrocarbons acid wash color 801.1,801.2,801.8

Hydrogen generator 756. Hydrogen sulfide and sulfur dioxide, hydrocarbons... 800.0 Hypochlorlnatlon unit 796.

Idaho white pine for wood patterns 413.6 Identification and analysis of synthetic elastomers 209. Identification equipment, camera 911.1

Illumination, footcandles 716.10

Illumination, home 716.30

Illumination, practical 716.30

Illumination and brightness 716.30 Illuminators for X-ray film 716.39

image size and aperture dimensions 911.2

impact resistance, flberboard containers 953.2

impregnation of aluminum and magnesium castings 600.8

indicators, airflow 724.26

indicators, pressure 724.26

indicators, smoke 703.9

industrial flooring and decking 411.29

industrial mineral wool products 296.0,709. industrial tires, solid 206.5

industrial tractor tires 206.0

industrial use of X-rays , 717.0 industrial waters, aluminum 882.6

industrial waters, manganese 882.6

industrial waters, silica 882.6

inflation shelter.- 319.98

infrared reflectance 910. inhibitor, corrosion 600.3

ink bottle holder 932.3

inlay mixer 915. 19 insect duster 733. insect repellent 881.9

insect screening, plastic 893.9

insect sprayer 733. insecticide, powder, louse 881.19

insecticide, spray, DDT 881.29 insecticide dispensers . 915.39

insecticide Ingredient, solvent for DDT 839.9,881.9

inspection process, magnetic particle 600.1

installation, chemical spray tank 724.29

installation, transformer 713.0 instrument testing, aircraft 724.26

insulation, cement, thermal, mineral wool 296.2,707.47

insulation, electrical, composition 719.59

insulation, electrical, fiber 719.52

insulation, electrical, glass-fiber 719.59

insulation, electrical, laminated 719.58

insulation, electrical, liquid 719.59

insulation, electrical, rubber substitutes .y 719.55

insulation, electrical, thermoplastic 719.59

insulation, varnished cloth 719.56

insulators 719.58 intercommunication set 719.93

interference measurement, radio 718.65

internal combustion engines 705.9 interphone amplifiers 719.93 involute spline gages 615.82

iodine, water purification 814.1,819.9

iodlzer for wet plate photography 839.9

iron oxide, magnetic, for use In pyrotechnics 868. iron sampling 600.0

J jack and chain, air cargo mooring 724.29

jackets, service, wool 368.9

jars, ointment, glass 955.4 joinery and carpentry 411.0 joint fillers, redwood or cypress 429.9 joint sealing compound 707.15 jumper suits, flame resistant fabric 311.3

K

Kettles, asphalt repair 743.

Key, gear, retainer and key slot 611.59 Keyways for holes In gears... 608.50

Kit, air cargo mooring 724.29

Kits, aircraft electric weighing 724.26,793.9

Kits, connecting and switchboard 958.9

Kits, earth auger 741.2

Kits, filing, crosscut saw , 958.2

Kits, modification 958.9

Kits, personnel pick-up rescue 958.9

Kits, repair, life preservers 958.2

Kits, sea rescue 958.9

Kits, sea water distillation 796., 882.3,958.9

Kits, sun glasses repair, flying 958.9

Kits, testing, lmpregnlte In clothing. 958.9

Knives, dental 915.11

Kraft board 472.93

L

Labels, caution 489., 830. Labels, Identification 489. Labels, paper, gummed ; 479.2

Labels, warning 489., 830. Laboratory, sail testing 594. Laboratory, X-ray , 717.3 Laboratory tripods 918.9

Lacquer, brushing 846.59

Lacquer, clear, brushing, and thinner 846.9

Lacquer, ethyl cellulose 846.59

Lacquer, lustreless 846.59

Lacquer, rust Inhibiting 846.53

Ladders, chain 725.41

Ladders, fire, extlnslon 429.4

Laminated thermosetting products 719.58,893.8

Lamp assembly, obstruction marker 716.39 Lamp design, portable 716.30 Lamp holders. 716.39

Lamps, cold-cathode 716. 18 Laryngeal mirror 915.24 Latex foam 201.0

Lathes, motor-driven 761.1 Laundry pins 612. 15 Laundry products, tests and standards for 310.0

330., 360., 370., 397.0

Lead acetate 839.35

Lead analysis 651.0 Lead and Indium plating 600.3 Lead llnoleate 842.69,849.19

Lead stearate 839.35

Lead thlocyanate 839.35

Leaded rubber 204.59 Leaders and trailers, motion picture 911.2

Leather, calfskin (vegetable tanned) 061.9

Leather, latlgo , 066.9

Leather, mineral-tanned 066.9 Leather and leather products 060. Leather colors 067.0 Leather for automotive-vehicle equipment 066.9

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Leather satchels 069.7

Leather spats •. 069.4

Leggings, flame-resistant fabric 311.94

Lens accessories, threads 911.6

Lenses, motion picture camera 911.6

Level pin, turning point 1 916.6

Lifters, tack. 616.42

Light 716.30

Light, bench, laboratory 915.39 Light assembly 716.39 Light projector 716.2

Lighting, home 716.30 Lighting data sheets ; 716.30 Lighting equipment, electric 716.39

Lights, cargo , 716.19

Lights, Instrument, ships 716.39

Lights, pendent, hazards 716. 10 Lights, running, electric, ships 716.39

Lights, safe, darkroom 716.19

Lights, signal, ships 716.39

Life floats r -. . 797.2

Life preserver repair kits 958.2

Lime 516.3

Line, fishing 943.8

Linemen's rubber sleeves 203.9,208.4

Linen carpets and rugs 359.2

Liners, helmet. 399.9

Liners, metal containers 959.5

Lines, steel, safety 603.42

Lining, rayon, viscose 397.16

Llnoleate, lead 842.69,849.19

Liquid, flammable, pumping equipment 755.0 Liquid vacuum container bracket 724.29

Lists, parts application data, aircraft 489. ,724.20 Lithographic graining, sand, alumlnum-oxlde 838.6

Load binders 722.39 Loader 744.2

Loader, aggregate, bucket 741.4 Loading potatoes, bridged aisle method 957.0 Loading potatoes, pyramid through load 957.0 Loads In buildings and structures 518.50 Locking plate, switch 714.52

Locks, electric 718.42

Locomotive boiler code 703.0 Locomotive staybolts, copper rods for 642.11 Loganberries, frozen 132. 11 Loudspeaker stand 429.9

Louse powder, Insecticide 881.19

Lubricant, high-temperature 504.19

Lubricant, turret 504. 19 Lubricating graphite 574. Lubricating oil, dental 504.19 Lubricating oil, household 504.19 Lubrlcatlng-oll filters 725.41 Lubricating oils, sulfated residue 504.0

Lubrication, aircraft 724.20 Lubrication of machinery, color code 504.0 Luggage 958.3

Lumber, dimensions for matched, shlplap, and pattern 403.2

Lumber, pine box : 413.9

Lumber, stress-grade 412.0

Lumen requirements 716.10 Lustreless lacquer 846.59 M

Machine, armature-banding and commutator- conditioning 789. Machine, dead weight 793.9

Machine, ditching 741.6 Machine bolts 608.31,608.32

Machines, steak-cubing 612.3, 717.2

Machines, synchronous 710. Magazine, film, camera 911.1 Magnesium and aluminum reactions 631.0,695.0 Magnesium and magnesium alloys, analysis 695.0 Magnesium sheet 695.2 Magnesium stearate 839.39 Magnetic Iron oxide for use In pyrotechnics 868. Magnetic particle, Inspection process 600.1 Mall table 435.3

Manganese In Industrial waters 882.6 Manifold 619.9 Marker and pointer selector, stereoscopic 911.4

Markers, X-ray film 717.3

Marking, standard hose 202.0 Marking of ground signal equipment 950. Marking of radio and radar equipment 489. Marquisette netting, cotton. Insect 317.3

Masonry, clay units 534.0

Masonry, coordination of 518.80

Masonry, modular units 518.80 Mast bases 718.61 Master disks (American gage design) 615.82 Master gears 611.55 Match box, waterproof 893.9

Materials for safety wearing apparel 399.9,797.1

Matting, cotton 519.99

Matting, rubber 208.8

Mattresses, hair ........... 315.13

Measurement of density In southern pine lumber 400.26

Measures, coffee 612.3 Meat cans, corrosion resisting steel 959.1

Mechanical finger 724.29

Megaphones, electric 719.93 Membrane waterproofing 505. 13, 505.35 Men's shirt sizes 311.5 Mercury 652.0 Mercury gages 793.2

Message holder.... 893.9

Metal containers and liners 959.5

Metal cutting band saws 765. Metal primer , 844.4 Metal reflectors 716.2

Metal spraying wlre.„ 603.41, 622.4, 631.32, 634. ,642. 12 645. 12, 646.32, 651.9, 653.32, 654.54, 681.49, 683.49, 692.

1

Metallic cartridges 619.1,866. Metallic embroidery materia] s 399.9

Metallic minerals for electrical heating, analysis.. 600.1

Metals, analysis 600.1

Metals, antifriction 692.2

Meter, test equipment 714.39

Methyl abletate, hydrogenated, plastlclzer 849.9 Methyl bromide 973.3 Methyl bromide cylinders 956.1

Methyl chloride 839.9 Methylene chloride , 839.9 Microfilm enlarger 911.9 Microfilm reels 911.2 Mildew resistance and moisture resistance

treatment for felt, wool 365.0

Milk, nonfat dry solids 021.7 Milk-bottle caps, paper tubes for packaging 496. Mine buoy 429.9 Mine carrier ' 319.99 Mine equipment, permissible 750. Mine probe 619.1 Mineral wool, Industrial 296.0,709. Mineral -wool pipe covering 707.44,707.47

Mirror, rear-view, aircraft 527., 724.29

Mirrors, laryngeal 915.24

Mirrors, mouth 915.24

Mixers, asphalt 743. Mixers, Inlay 915.19 Mock-up trainers 916.9 Modification kits 958.9 Modular masonry units 518.80

Modulator, radio ; 718.63

Moisture, vapor resistant sheet 893.4 Moisture vapor, barrier, flexible sheet 959.5

Molasses, feeding. 163.9 Molybdenum compounds, sampling 621.20 Molybdenum salts, sampling 837.0 Monochlorodlfluorome thane .. 839.9

Mops, dust, floor 983j Mortar, refractory, bonding strength 516.3

Mortar, refractory, refractoriness 516.3 MOsqulto-bar frames 423.9 Motion picture, signal to noise ratio 911.0 Motion picture camera, lenses 911.6 Motion picture camera case 954.23 Motion picture camera lenses, mounting dimensions — 911.6

Motion picture cameras, noise level 911.1 Motion picture film shipping cases '. 954.22

Motion picture flanges 911.2 Motion picture leaders and trailers 911.2

Motion picture projector lenses, resolving power.... 911.6 Motion picture projectors, travel ghost 912. Motion picture synchronization marks 911.2 Motion picture theater lenses 912. Motion picture tripod 911.5 Motor operated appliances, standard 711.20 Motor standards 711.20 Motor starters 714.11 Motor vehicle Inspection 722.0

Motors, electric 711.21

Motors, fractional horsepower 711.21

Motors, Integral horsepower 711.21

Mounting, radio 718.69 Mounting pad and flange, fuel pump 724.21 Mouth mirrors 915.24 Mufflers 367.5

Multivitamin tablets, vitamins 819.5

N

Nail driver 616.99 Naphtha, solvent '. 503.3

Naphtha, solvent, for paint, varnish, lacquer

etc 801. 8, 848.9 Navigation watch 672. Navigational calculators...'. 919.6 Navigational Instrument drawings *85.

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Neckties, cotton-mohair : 311.99 Nectarberrles, frozen 132.11 Nebprene bladders , 797.2

Nets, cargo, wire 603.43

Netting, camouflage, wire 603.43

Netting, cotton 317.9

Netting,- cotton, Insect, marquisette 317.3

Netting, cover shade, wire 603.43

Netting, woven wire 603.43

Nickel analysis 653.0 Nlckel-chromlum-lron castings 656.5

Nipples, electrical terminal 715.35

Nitric acid 821.5 Nitrogen gas 839.45

Noise level of motion picture cameras 911.1

Nomenclature, aircraft engine parts 724.20

Nomenclature, engine cooling fan 724.21

Nomenclature, film 911.2 Non-deaeratlng heater 703.0 Non-ferrous metals and alloys, sampling 600.0

Notcher, film 911.9

Nozzle, balloon 724.

Numerals, athletic 369.9,944.3

Nut, pilot's control 724.25

Nuts, self-locking 608.32

Nuts, self-locking, aircraft ' 622.1 Nuts and bolts 608.31,608.32

Nylon and cotton webbing 394.6

Nylon braid 397.2 Nylon cloth 397.2

Nylon fabrics. 397.2 Nylon fabrics, parachute 396. Nylon uniform cloth 397.2

Oak, appalachlan, for woodwork 411.43

Oat grouts 104.9

Oatmeal, feeding 109.4

Oats, breakfast cereal 109.4 Obstruction marker, lamp assembly 716.39

Oil, alr-f liter screen, 509.

Oil, fish 042.9

Oil, fish liver 042.9

Oil, Insulating, gas content 504.8

Oil, lubricating, dental 504.19

Oil, lubricating, household 504.19

Oil, lubricating, sulfated residue 504.0

Oil, penetrating. 509.

Oil, preservative 504. 19 Oil and water absorbing compound. 871.9

Oil dilution aircraft engines 705.6

Oil fired furnaces 614.9

Oil spray guns 840.6

Oil tanks, self-sealing 956.2

Ointment jars, glass 955.4 Oleum 821.7

Optical glass 526.9

Oral Inflation valves 607.6

Organic plastic covering 646.53

Orthopedic webbing 394.6 Outdoor assembly, places of 518.59

Ovens, bake, oll-burnlng 614.9 Oxygen equipment, test 993. Oxygen indicator 724.26

Oxygen regulators 956.1

Oxygen valves 607.6

P

packages, peanut butter 955.4,955.9 packaging and packing for overseas shipment,

adhesive, water-resistant 849.6 packaging and packing for overseas shipment,

bags, Interior packaging 957.2 packaging and packing for overseas shipment,

bags, textile and paper, laminated 957.19,957.2

packaging and packing for overseas shipment, barrels 951.13 packaging and packing for overseas shipment,

barrier-material, noncorroslve paper 477.9 Packaging and packing for overseas shipment, batteries 712.0 packaging and packing for overseas shipment,

boxes, wood 953.36 packaging and packing for overseas shipment,

crates, unsheathed, wood 954.23 packaging and packing for overseas shipment,

crates, wood 954.36 packaging and packing for overseas shipment,

engines 705.0 packaging and packing for overseas shipment,

plywood 413.52

packaging and packing for overseas shipment,

sacks, paper 957.2 packaging and packing for overseas shipment,

topcoatlng, bituminous 505.19

packaging and packing of cotton fabrics 310.0 packaging and packing of nylon, rayon, and rayon-cotton fabrics 397.0 packaging and packing of self-sealing fuel and

oil cells In collapsible boxes 953.36 packaging and packing of thread 302.20 packaging and packing of turbosuperchargers 724.20 packaging and packing of webbing 394.0 packaging and packing of woolen and worsted

fabrics 366.0 packaging of air forces clothing and shoes 950. packing, cork 707.29

packing, expansion Joint 707.21,707.23

packing, hydraul lc 707 . 21, 707 . 23, 707 . 29 packing, nlckel-chromlum-lron 707.23

Packing, paper 707.29 packing aircraft parts 724.20

packing case edge protectors 954.21

packing re-qulrements for fabrics for tentage

and equipage 303.0

packings, Installation, hydraulic 707.20

pad, tank strap, aircraft 724.22

padding, protective 365.98

pads, sliding 319.7

pads, steel wool 619.9

paint, acid proof, black, for ammunition 844.61

paint, alkyd 844.9

paint, boot-topping, black, wooden vessels 844.61

paint, deck, black 844.61

paint, deck, gray 844.61

paint, fire retardant 844.9

paint, hull, black 844.61

paint, Inside 844.67

Paint, Inside, gray 844.61

paint, outside 844.67

paint, outside, black 844.61

paint, outside, blue 844.62

paint, outside, brown 844.63

paint, outside, gray 844.61

paint, red 844.66

paint, striping, blue 844.62

paint, striping, brown 844.63

paint, striping, yellow 844.68

paint, tinting, black 844.61

paint tinting, blue 844.62

paint, traffic, black 844.61

paint, traffic, resistance to abrasion and erosion.. 840.5

paint, zinc dust 844.9

paint finishing, aluminum 840.

paint vehicle, glyceryl phthalate 848.9

paints, binder.. 844.9

panel, power 714.41

panels, telephone 718.21

panoramic adaptor .' 718.64

pans, food ; 612.22

pans, sauce 612.22

pants, flame-resistant fabric 311.3

paper, air resistance of 470.3

paper, alkall-stalnlng resistance 470.3

paper, amount of coating on mineral-coated 470.3

paper, articulating.... 499.

paper, ash In 470.3

paper, basis weight 470.3

paper, casein In 470.3

paper, cellulose In 470.3

paper, conditioning for testing 470.3

paper, conducting, electrical 719.52

paper, creasing for water vapor permeability tests.. 470.3 » paper, degree of curl and sizing 470.3

paper, degree of wet curl 470.3

paper, flammablllty of treated 470.3

paper, fly 479.2

paper, Internal tearing resistance 470.3

paper, machine direction of 470.3

paper, moisture In 470.3

paper, opacity of 470.3

paper, paraffin wax absorptlveness 470.3

paper, pentosans In 470.3

paper, photographic processing 911.0

paper, ply adhesion 470.3

paper, qualitative analysis of mineral filler

and mineral coating 470.3

paper, resin In 470.3

paper, sampling for testing 470.3

paper, starch In 470.3

paper, tearing strength 470.3

paper, teletypewriter 478.24,718.1

paper, tensile breaking strength 470.3

paper, thickness and density 470.3

paper, turpentine test for grease resistance 470.3

paper, water-soluble acidity or alkalinity 470.3

paper, water soluble sulphates and chlorides 470.3

paper, water vapor permeability 470.3

paper, wet tensile breaking strength 470.3

paper, white-tissue, photographic dodging 476.9,911.3

paper, wire and felt sides 470.3

paper chopper 711.24

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paper machine drying rate 470.3

paper products, tensile breaking strength 470.3

paper products, wet tensile breaking strength 470.3

paper splicers, photographic 911.9 paper tubes for packaging milk-bottle caps 496. paperboard, road sign 472.95

paperboard cartons 954.

1

papers, bibulous, absorption of water and writing Ink 470.3

parachute cloth, celanese 396. ,397.4

parachute hardware." 724.27

parachute harness release .. 724.27

parachute rlpcord housing 724.27 parachutes 724. 27 parachutes, Inspection and testing 724.27 paraffins In hydrocarbons 800.0 parallel motion protractors 916.22

paste, adhesive, for demolition charges -707.15

patch, tube 306.3,206.4

patches, riveted 608.0

paver, concrete 742. peanut butter containers 955.4,955.9

Pedestal 718.61

pellets, dental 915.19 pendent lights, hazards 716.10 penetrating oil 509. penicillin, tests and methods of assay 810. penicillin containing drugs, certification 810. pentaerythrltol 868. pentollte. 868. perchlorethylene 839.9 Percussion cap, primer 864. percussion cap containers 959.5

permatol 400.41

petroleum solvent, aromatic 848.7 petroleum sulfonates 502.2 petroleum trade, rules 502.0 phanton antenna 718.61

phenol-formaldehyde, protective coating 846.9 phenol safety sheet 800.0 phenolic bearing sleeves 893.9

phenolic bearings 893.9 Phenolic miring varnish ,. 846.9 phenolic primer 844.4 phosphorescent signs 998. phosphorus 839.9 photographic contact printer 911.9 photographic emulsions, spectral-sensitivity

indexes 911.0 Photographic equipment, threads 911.6 Photographic filters, terminology and nomenclature 911.4

photographic kit 911.9 photographic lamps 716.19 photographic processing, films and plates 911.0 Photographic processing of paper 911.0 picture aperture, motion picture cameras 911.1

picture prints, sound records and scanning area 911.2

picture sizes, camera 911.0

Pig Iron, foundry 601.23 pig Iron and ferroalloys' 601.20,621.21,621.22,621.23

621.24, 621.25, 621.26, 621.27, 621.29 Pigeon vest 069.9

• pigment, bronze, powder 847.3

Pilot, automatic, accessories 724.25

pilot balloon target 724.1

pilot's watch 672.

Pin, wrench, propeller shaft 615.42,724.24

pins, laundry 612.15

pins, level, turning point 916.6

pipe and fittings, clay sewer ". 531.5

Pipe-covering, mineral wool 707.44,707.47

piping equipment, asphalt plant 743. piston rings 611.21,622.3,722.31

Pitch gears Inspection and tolerances 611.55

pitchers, cream 612.22

places of outdoor assembly 518.59

plaster-of-parls, dental and orthopedic 514.2,915.19

plastic aprons 893.9 plastic fittings. Installation 724.20

Plastic rods 893.9 plastic screening 893.9

plastic shapes..... 893.9 Plastic tubing, Installation 724.20

plastlclzer, hydrogenated, methyl abletate 849.9

Plastics, covering 893.8

Plastics, dust explosions 789. ,893.0

Plastics, hydraulic equipment 893.0

plastics, tableware 893.3

plastics, thermal expansion 893.0

plastics, thermosetting 893.8

plastics, transparent 893.5

plastics, working of transparent sheet 893.0

plate, gold 662. plates, dinner 612.22

Plates, soup 612.22

plating, lead and Indium 600.3

plating, silver 600.3 plotting set 917.9 plotting square 935. Plows, bottom and disc 732.

plows, snow 732. plows, tractor 732.

plugs, adapter "715.21 plugs, bridging-access 715.21

plumber's pumps 755.3 plumber's snakes 616.99 plumbing code 600.6 pneumatic drifter drill 741.3

pneumatic hammers 741.

1

pneumatic military tubes 206.3

pneumatic pumps 755.1

pneumatic raft 725.3

pneumatic sander 761.9,784.1

pneumatic sewage ejector 755.9 pneumatic tamper, back-fill 741.9 pneumatic wrench 615'.42, 761.9 poisons In food 881.0

polar relay, direct current 718.43

policeman's clubs 429.9 polyvinyl alcohol 822.9

poplar, appalachlan yellow, for woodwork 411.43

porcelain bushings 532.22

porcelain holders, wire 532.22

portable lamp design 716.30

posthole auger 741.2 potassium chlorate 832.4 potassium nitrate 832.4

potatoes, loading, bridged aisle method 957.0

potatoes, loading, pyramid through load 957.0

pots, bain-marie " 612.22

powder, grains, flashless 861. powder, protective coating 849.9

powder, smokeless 861. powdered antimony 632.5

powders, film and paper developer 911.9

power cable, precautions 715.40

power plant, aircraft accessory 724.21

power plant, electric 711.12

power supply vibrator 713.7

power units, radio 718.69 prefabricated barrack : 518.50 prefabricated homes 518.51

prefabricated timber crossings, railway 518.39 preparation for storage, engines 705.6

preservation, packaging, and packing of bearings. .. . 692.0

preservation, packaging and packing of surgical,

dental, and veterinary Instruments 915.0 preservation of engines, aircraft 724.20 preservative compound 849.6 preservative oil 504.19 preservative stains 845.9

press, bench arbor 762.1

pressure, differential, table... 793.0

pressure control of generator units 795. pressure Indicator 724.26

pressure testing, hydraulic, metals 600.1

prime movers, speed governing 701.2

primer, gray exterior 844.4

primer, lacquer proof metal 846.59

primer, percussion cap 864. primer, synthetic 846.53

primer and enamel; coal-tar 505.39 priming adaptor, explosive 864. probe, mine 619.1

projection, emulsion and sound record positions 912. projection equipment, motion .picture 912. projection lenses, motion picture 912. projection printer 911.9 projection rolls, slldefllm 912. projection rooms, motion picture theater 518.54 projection screens, brightness characteristics 912. projection screens, sound transmission 912. projection screens, whiteness 912. projector, vertical, reflecting 912. propeller, wood, varnish 846.51 propeller shaft wrench 615.42,724.24 propeller shaft wrench pin 615.42,724.24

propellers, aircraft, airworthiness 724.24

propellers, terminology 724.24

protective coating -.- 846.59 protective-coating, phenol-formaldehyde 846.9 protective coating, powder 849.9 protective coatings for metal 844.1

protective compound, strlppable 846.59

protective devices, gum 997.2

protective padding 365.98

protective plastic compound 846.51

protectors, ear 208.92

protectors, edge, packing case 954.21

protectors, eye 914.5

protractors, parallel motion 916.22,919.6

protractors, range deflection 916.22 proving rings 793.9

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Provisions, 010. Pullers, Impact, universal 724.22

Pulverizers, coal 703.9 Pumping equipment, flammable liquid 755.0

Pumps, asphalt 755.1

Pumps, diaphragm 755.1

Pumps, plumber's 755.3

Pumps, pneumatic 755.1

Pumps, steam, governor 755.1,795.

Pumps, well 755.1 Puncture test of conpalner board 472.0

Putty, sealing 849.3

Quartz crys tals . ... 718. 69

Racks, film storage . . . . 911.9

Racks, test tube 918.9 Radar computers . 724.26

Radial type gasoline engine 705.9

Radiator traps 614.4 Radio attenuator ...... 718.69 Radio cases and mounting bases 718.69

Radio code training set 718.65

Radio crystal test oscillator 718.65

Radio crystal test set 718.65

Radio crystal unit 718.65

Radio equipment, aircraft, airworthiness 718.65

Radio equipment, electric shock hazard 718.60

Radio generators 718.69

Radio Interference measurement 718.65

Radio modulator 718.63

Radio mountings 718.69

Radio remote control 718.69 Radio trainer.,.. . 718.69

Radio tuning equipment 718.65

Radio tuning shaft 718.69 Radio vibrator pack 718.65

Radiographic Inspection of castings and weldments. . . 600.1

Railings, concrete 518.43

Railroad car material, fir 413.21,413.29

Rail steel bars, variations 603.20 Raincoat-overcoats 368.2,392.54

Ramp, cargo loading 724.29

Range deflection protractors 916.22

Ratings, voltage 710. Rayon cord 397.19

Rayon cord and tassels 397.19

Reactions of aluminum and magnesium 631.0,695.0 Rear-view mirrors, aircraft 527. ,724. 29 Receptacles, flashlight-cell 715.21 Recording equipment 718.7

Record set , 718.65

Red lead primer 844.4

Red phosphorus 839.9

Reducers, gear speed. 611.55 Reducing glass 914.4 Reel assembly 715.36

Reel frame 715.36 Reel spindles 911.2

Reels, microfilm 911.2 Reels and reel containers 912. Reflectance, Infrared 910. Reflecting projector, vertical 912. Reflectors, metal 716.2

Reflectors, searchlight 716.2

Refractories, thermal conductivity 531.0 Refractory materials 531.3, 534. 12, 593. , 621. 11 Refrigerated drinking water coolers 785.1,965.6 Refrigerator doors 423.1 Regulating valves, automatic 607.6 Regulations, air, civil 705.6,724.0,724.24,724.26

Regulators, oxygen 956.1 Regulators, water metering 793.4

Relays, direct current., 718.49

Relays, polar, direct current 718.43

Release, parachute harness 724.27

Repellent, Insect , 881.9 Reperforator transmitter 719.99

Reports, aircraft 724.20

Reproducer, speech - 718.7 Rescue kits, personnel pick-up 958.9

Residential wiring. ^ 715.30

Resin, phenol modified alkyd, solution 846.63 Resin coating, engine parts 844.1 Resistance-welding electrodes 603.41

Rewlnder, V-mall 911.2 Rewinds, film 911.2 Rhodium electroplating solution 839.9 Rifle bore cleaner 871.9

Rings, hydraulic packing 707.26

Rings, piston 611.22,622.3,722.31

Rings, proving. 793.9

Rings and ringers, hog 608.9

Riveted patches 608.0

Rivets, steel 608.4

Road materials, asphaltlc 618.37

Road scrapers 743. Roads, secondary and feeder, design of 518.30

Roads In coal mines 608.0 Roadway signs, warning 998. Roasters, electric 717.1

Rod, control, aircraft , 724.25

Rod and Jack, air cargo mooring 724.29

Rodentlclde, sodium monofluoracetate 834.9

Rods, earth, blast-driven 603.23

Rods, plastic 893.9

Rods, tungsten 715.44

Rods, welding, cast Iron 603.26

Roll, canvas, tools 957.14

Rollers, bandage 398.31

Rolls, absorbent, dental 398.34

Roofing, asphalt roll 506.16,505.36

Roofs, anchorage 518.57

Rope, tent- lay 302.49

Rope assembly, air cargo mooring 724.29

Rosin 216. Rosin soap, sodium reslnate 871.23 Rotary bins for storage 959.7 Rotary sweepers 743. Rubber, bearing strips 209.99

Rubber, leaded 204.59

Rubber, synthetic 201.9 Rubber bags 204.29

Rubber coats and trousers 203^9,392.54

Rubber cups 209.99

Rubber Insulating blankets 208.4 Rubber insulating line hose 202.9,208.4

Rubber Insulator hoods 208.4 Rubber matting. 208.

Rubber substitutes for electrical Insulation 719.55

Rugs, cotton 319.99

Rugs and carpets, fiber 349.

Rugs and carpets, linen 339.2

Rule, steel 616.33

Rules, prince, wood 915.29

Rust inhibiting coating 844.1 Rust inhibiting lacquer 846.53 s

Safellghts, darkroom 716.19 Safety and health In camps 797.0 Safety color code 797.0

Safety education in school 797.0

Safe ty *ln homes 797.0

Safety wearing apparel materials 399.9,797.1

Salamander fires 518.50

Salt-water soap, powdered 871.23,871.5

Sampling, boiler water 882.0 Sampling Iron 600.0 Sampling steel 800.0

Sand, lithographic graining, aluminum- oxide 838.6

Sanders, pneumatic 761.9,784.1 Sanitary swabs 983.2

Satchels, leather 069.7

Saucer , 612.22

Sausage, boneless 011.99

Saws, ban'd 722.99

Saws, band, metal cutting 765. Saws, chain 784.

Saws, circular 784.1

Scales, draftmen's 935. Scales, focusing 911.4 Scarfs 367.5

School safety education 797.0

Scrapers, road 743. Screening, Insect, plastic 893.9 Screening and crushing plant 789. Screw extractors 615.9 Scrub cloths 319.4

Sealer, spirit, for bituminous products 849.2

Sealer, wood, preservative 849.2 Sealing compound, fuel tank. 707.15 Sealing putty 849.3 Searchlight reflectors 716.2

Searchlights, signaling 716.2

Sea rescue kit 958.9

Sea water distillation kit 796., 882.3, 958.9 Self-locking nuts, aircraft 622.1 Self-sealing oil tanks 956.2 Seml-traller 729.2

Separators, gasoline-water 755.2

Service uniforms, rayon. 397.19

Service uniforms, wool 368.82

Sesame oil meal 112.9

Set, antl-dlm 399.9,959.1

Sewage ejector, pneumatic 755.9

Shakers, pepper and salt 612.22

Shapes, aluminum, extruded 631.6

Shapes, carbon steel bars 603.23

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Shapes, plastic 893.9

Shapes, structural steel 605.0 Shark chasers 797.2

Sharpeners, chain saw... 711.24,789.

sharpeners, drill 761.9

Sheets, cellulose ,893.4,915.19

Sheets, moisture, vapor resistant ' 893.4

Sheets, plastic 893.4 Sheets for termite protection 619.2

Shells, paper shot, loaded 619.1,866. Shelter 319.98,429.9

Shelter, Inflation 319.98

Shields, expansion, fiber 518.59 Ship renders, colr-rope 349.4 Shipping cans, mills 959.1 Shipping cases, motion picture film 954.22 Shipping containers, compression test 950. Shipping containers, drop test 950. Shirt, sport, sizes 310.0

Shirt sizes, men's... 311.5

Shirts, dress 311.5

Shirts, sweat 311.5

Shirts, utility 311.5 Shock hazard, electric, radio equipment 718.60 Shockproof equipment 789. Shoes, flying. 067.1

Shoes, football 067.8

Shorts, sizes, men's and boys' 312.0 Shower curtains, plastic sheeting 893.4

Showers, bath 617.79

Shroud, balloon 724.1

Shutters, camera, performance 911.1

Shatters, exposure time marking 911.1 Sieve analysis of pulpwood chips 400.7

Sign, road, paperboard 472.95

Sign writing brushes 982.2 Signal equipment, finishes 718.0

Signal equipment, ground, marking 950. Signal equipment, list of parts 718.0 Signal to noise ratio, motion picture 911.0

Signal transfer valve 724.29

Signals, warning, aircraft 724.26

Signs, phosphorescent 998. Signs, roadway, warning 998. Silica, dlatomaceous, pigment 842.9 Silica in Industrial waters 882.6

Silo, steel hoops 603.0 Silver plating 600.3 Silver solder analysis 693.0

Sinks, service 612.23 Sinusoidal current wave, value..... 714.50

Size for shorts, men's and boys' 312.0

Sizes, sport shirts 310.0

Ski adaptor 631.41

Slabs, antimony 632.2

Slacks, utility 311.4

Sleeves, dry, gasoline engines 706.5

Sleeves, linemen's rubber 203.9,208.4

Slide fasteners 608 .8 Slide film projection rolls 912. Sliding door hangars and tracks 617.9 Sliding pads 319.7

Slip covers 399.5

Smoke indicators 703.9

Smokeless powder , 861. Snake, demolition 862. Snakes, plumbers 616.99

Soap, built, high-tlter 871.29

Soap, rosin, sodium reslnate 871.23

Soap, salt-water, powdered 871.23,871.5 Soap analysis 871.0

Socks, winter 367.1 Sodium blsulfate cleaner 834.9,871.9 Sodium monofluoracetate 834.9 Sodium reslnate, rosin soap 871.23 Soil testing, laboratory 594. Soils, specific gravity 694. Solder analysis 693.0

Solders, lead-base-alloy 693.1 Solid tires, industrial 206.6

Solvent, carbon removing 839.9

Solvent, petroleum, aromatic 848.7 Solvent for DDT, Insecticide ingredient 839.9,881.9

Solvent naphtha 503.3 Solvent naphtha for paint, varnish, lacquer,

etc 801.8,848.9

Sound records and scanning area, picture prints 911.2 Sound transmission, projection screens 912. Soup bowl 612.22 Soup plates 612.22 Soy flour 109.9 Space heaters 614.3 Spacers and adapters 714.39

Spare parts chests, tank and automotive 958.9 Spark plug elbow 719.4 Spark plug leads. 719.4 Spark plug threads 719.4

Spats, asbestos..... 545.6

Spats, flame-resistant fabric: 311.3

Spats, leather 069.4 Specific gravity, hydrocarbons 800.0

Specific gravity of soils 594. Specifications and dimensions for wood poles 401.30

Spectral-sensitivity Indexes for photographic emulsions 911.0

Spec tropho tome trie and colorlmetric determination

of the colors 300.4 Speech recorder. 718.7 Speech reproducer 718.7

Speed, ground, computer 724.26 Speed governing of prime movers 701.2

Sphere, air 959.9 Spike tooth harrow 732. Spindles, reel, .k 911.2

Spirit, varnish, substitute for shellac varnish 846.11

Splicers, paper, photographic 911.

S

Splicing sleeves, wire 642.13,715.39

Sponge rubber 201.3

Spools, wire 716.36 Spotting brushes 982.9 Spray type coating 844.1

Sprayer, Insect 733. Sprayers, paint 840.6 Spring washers 608.6 Sprinkler equipment, automatic, installing. 976. Spyglasses 914.2

Square, plotting 935. Stadia computer 916.1 Stadia slide rule 916.1 Stainless steel, corrosion test 600.1

Stains, preservative 845.9

Stains, wood 845.2 Standards, industrial control 714.11

Stands, aircraft maintenance 724.29

Stands, loudspeaker 429.9

Stands, timing. 912. Static electricity 710. Steak cubing machines 612.3,717.2 Steam boilers 614.4 Steam boilers, vertical 703.1

Steam hammers 741.1 Steam heating systems, guide 614.0,792.0

Steam pump governors 755.1,795. Steam turbine generators 701.2,711.11

Steel, armor-piercing 621.31

Steel, plate and disk, for cartridge cases 604.19

Steel, plates 604.26

Steel, rivet and structural 603.21,605.11

Steel, sheet and strip, tolerances 621.32

Steel, sheets 604.22,604.23,604.25

Steel, spring, strip 608.34

Steel, strips 604.22,604.23

Steel, structural, for machinery 605.14

Steel, structural and rivet 603.21,605.11

Steel, structural shapes 606.0

Steel, tool, tolerances 603.32

Steel, tubing, tolerances 607.4,622.3 Steel bars, carbon, shapes 603.23 Steel bars, carbon, tolerances 603.23 Steel bars, tolerances 621.31 Steel brooms.. 981.7

Steel cable '. 603.42 Steel concrete forms 743. Steel cylinders 956.1 Steel flasks 956.1 Steel hoops for silos 603.0

Steel safety lines 603.42

Steel sampling, 600.0

Steel shipping containers 954.21 Steel tolerances, sheet and strip 604.22,604.23

Steel water tanks 956.2 Steel wool pads... 619.9 Steelyards 793.5 Stereoscopic marker and point selector... 911.4

Stick, cruiser, timber 936. Sticks and points, dental 916.19

Stills, water, battery 712.9

Stone fork. 616.62

Strainers, gasoline, for ship 646.9,646.69

Stress-grade lumber 412.0

Stripper, cleaner and paint , 871.9

Strips, bearing, rubber 209.99

Structural shapes, steel 605.0

Sugar bowl 612.22 Sugar pine for wood patterns 413.6

Suits, asbestos 646.6 Sulfated residue from lubricating oils.. 504.0

Sulfite, cellulose, woodpulp, for use In explosives 868. Sulphite waste liquor, analysis of 470.3

Sulphocyanate ... 839.36

Sun glasses, flying, repair kit 958.9 Supplementary equipment, testing concrete 516.0

Supporter, athletic ,. 319.99

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Suppression, resistors-suppressors 714.11

Surfacer, synthetic 846.53,846.54

Swabs, cotton, sanitary 983.2

Sweepers, rotary 743. Switch assemblies and actuators 714.52 Switchboard kits 958.9 Switch loc Icing plate 714.52

Switches, sensitive 714.52

Switches, toggle 714.52 Switching equipment, electrical 714.50

Synchronization marks, motion picture 911.2 Synchronous machines 710. Synthetic compound 849.6

Synthetic primer 846.53

Synthetic surfacer 846.53,846.54

Syringes, ear 915.27 T

Table, bedside 613.6,915.36

Table, differential pressure 793.0

Table, mall 435.3

Tablet cases, empty 954.23 Tack lifters 616.42

Tamper, back-fill, pneumatic 741.9

Tandem dolly 729.2

Tank, chemical spray, installation 724.29 Tank caps 356.2 Tank fittings, self sealing. 724.22

Tanks, asphalt, steel 956.2

Tanks, hydraulic ^24.29

Tanks, oil, self-sealing 956.2

Tanks, storage, flammable liquids 956.2

Tanks, water, aluminum 956.2

Tanks, water, steel 956.2

Tanks, water, wood 956.2

Tape, adhesive sealing 707.24

Tape, Insulating 719.55

Tapes, gaging. 616.35

Target, pilot balloon 724.1

Tear-gas systems 718.31

Tees, extruded aluminum 631.22,631.6 Telegraph filter 718.1

Telegraph terminal 715.35 Telegraph test set 718.1

Telephone converters 713.2 Telephone equipment, Installation and maintenance. . . 718.20

Telephone frame 718.29

Telephone panel 718.21

Telephones 718.21 Teletypewriter paper 478.24,718.1

Terminal nipples, electrical 715.35

Terminals, antenna, box 718.61

Terminals, carbon-brush 711.42,715.35

Terminals, electric 715.35

Terminals, telegraph 715.35

Terminals, telephone 718.29

Terminology of propellers 724.24

Termite protection, sheets 619.2

Terms relating to fan and blower Industry 791.0

Terms relating to naval stores and related

products 211.0

Test, accelerated aging 300.4

Test, aircraft equipment 724.20

Test film. 911.2 Test for colorfastness to stovlng of textiles 300.4

Test set 714.39

Test set, telegraph... 718.1 Test tube racks 918.9 Test unit, radio 718.65

Tester, turbosupercharger 724.26

Testers, armature-and-stator, electric 714.39 Testing paint, varnish, lacquer, and related products 840.5

Tests and standards for laundry products 310.0

330. ,360., 370. ,397.0 Tests of tools 761.0

Tetrachlorethylene 839.9

Tex 1 1 le s , flameproofing 300.0,397.0

Thermal conductivity of refractories 531.0

Thermal conductivity tests 296.0,518.50

Thermal expansion of plastics 893.0 Thermoplastic Insulation, electrical 719.59

Thermoplastic materials, aircraft 724.22

Thermoplastic tubing 893.9

Thread, packaging and packing of 302.20

Threads, lens accessories 911.6

Threads, photographic equipment 911.6

Threads, spark plug 719.4

Tile, ceramic 534.29

Tile, shipboard use 534.25

Timbers, grading rules for dimension 402.43

Tuning stand 912.

Tin analysis 681.0

Tips, toggle lever 714.52

Tire chains, military type 603.55

Tire dolU 729.2 I

Tires, airplane nose wheel 206.2

Tires, beaching gear 206.2

Tires, bicycle .' 206.2

Tires, busses 206.0

Tires, cushion 206.4

Tires, Industrial tractor 206.0

Tires, light trucks and house trailers 206.0

Tires, low platform trailers 206.0

Tires, military, pneumatic 206.1

Tires, mining cars 206.0

Tires, mobile cranes 206.0

Tires, road graders 206.0

Tires, shovels 206.0

Tires, solid, Industrial 206.5

Tires, trucks 206.0

Tires and accessory equipment, combat 206.1

TNT 803.32

Tobacco, transactions In 260. Toggle lever tips 714.52

Toggle switch boots 714.52 Toilet bowl cleaner 834.9,871.9

Tolerances, carbon steel bars 603.23

Tolerances, steel, sheet and strip 621.32

Tolerances, steel bars 621.31

Tolerances, steel sheet and strip 604.22,604.23

Tolerances, steel tubing 607.4,622.3

Toluene, industrial 801.2

Toluene, nitration grade 801.2

Toluene acidity 801.2 Toluene acid wash color 801.2

Toluene for paint, varnish, lacquer, etc 801.2,848.9

Tool, crosscut Saw 616.99

Tool-set, horseshoers' 615.55

Tool steel tolerances 603.32

Tools, body repair 722.99

Tools, fender repair 722.99

Tools, powder-actuated 765. Tools, tests 761.0

Torque pressure gages 793.2 Tourniquets 915.39

Towels, turklsh 319.3 Track circuit unl t, coded 718.49

Traction devices •. 722.39 Tractor plow 732. Traffic engineering 797.0

Traffic paint, resistance to abrasion and erosion 840.5

Trailer, dump 729.2

Trainers, aircraft 724.26

Trainers, mock-up 916.9

Trainers, radio 718.69

Transactions in grain ioo. Transactions in tobacco 260, Transceiver, facsimile 718.69

Transfer conveyors, belt 745.1 Transformer installation 713.0

Transformers and inductors 713.5 Transmission density, diffuse 911.0 Transmission measuring, telephone 718.29

Transmitter, reperforator 719.99

Transmitters, compass, remote 724.26 Transmitters, signal code 718.49 Transparent plastics 893.5 Transparentlzer solution 839 .9

Traps, radiator 614.4

Travel ghost, motion picture projectors 912. Trays, food, metal 612.22 Treatment for cotton fabrics 300.0

Trlchloroethylene 503.2

Trlchloroethylene, allowable concentration 839.0 Trlchloromonofluorome thane 839.9 Trinitrotoluene 803.32

Tripod, camera 9il.5

Tripod, laboratory 918.9

Tripod, motion picture 911.5 Trousers and coats, rubber 203.9,392.54

Truck derricks 744.1

Trucks, dump 729.3

Tube, control, aircraft 724.25

Tube patch 206.3,206.4

Tube tester, radio 718.65 Tuberculosis hospitals, standards 915.0

Tubes, bicycle 206.4

Tubes, pneumatic military 206.3

Tubing, plastic, Installation 724.20

Tubing, synthetic rubber 204.6

Tubing, thermoplastic materials 724.22 Tubing protective closure 724.29

Tungsten seal rod and wire 715.44 Tuning equipment, radio 718.65

Turbans 395.19

Turbine generator 701.2,711.11, 711. 12 Turbosupercharger tester 724.26

Turkeys, eviscerated 015.5

Turkish towels 319.3

Turret, wiring 724.20

Turret lubricant 504.19

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Uniforms, service, rayon 397.19

Uniforms, service, wool 368.82

Uniforms, working 311.6

Universal, puller, Impact 724.22 Universal system of yam numbering. 300.0

Urethroscopes 915.29 Utility shirts 311.5 V

Valves, automatic regulating. 607.6

Valves, bronze 607.6,646.41

Valves, convertible 206.4

Valves, oral Inflation 607.6

Valves, oxygen line 607.6

Valves, signal transfer 724.29

Valves, welding 607.6 Variations In rail steel bars 603.20

Varlof ocal, vlewflnder 911.

1

Varnish, ester-gum, grinding 846.61

Varnish, phenolic, mixing 846.9 Vamlsh, spirit, substitute for shellac varnish 846.11

Varnish, wood propeller 846.51 V-E day colors , 306.0 Vegetable dishes 612.29

Vegetables, container terms 950. Vermlcullte,. expanded, pigment 842.9 Vibrator pack, radio 718.65 Vibrator power unit, radio. 718.69

Vibrators, concrete 743. Vibrators, power supply 713.7

Viewer, film 911.9 Vlewflnder, varlofocal 911.1

Vitamins, multivitamin tablets 819.5 Voltage ratings 710. Voltohnmeter 714.39 Vulcanized fiber, ply adhesion 470.3 w

Warm-air heating and air-conditioning pipes, ducts, and fittings 607.0,792.0

Washers, spring 608.6

Water, industrial, aluminum 882.6

Water, Industrial, manganese 882.6 Water, industrial, silica 882.6 Water cans 959.1 Water coolers, drinking 785.1,955.6 Water cut-off devices 614.9 Water distributor 743. Water fire extinguishers 975. Water heaters, guide 614.0,792.0 Water metering regulator 793.4 Water pumps 755.1 Water purification, iodine 814.1,819.9 Water quality control 796. Water-soluble sulphates and chlorides in pulp 400.50 Water tanks, aluminum 956.2 Water tanks, steel 956.2 Water tanks, wood 956.2 Water treatment, boiler, feed 703.9 Water vapor permeability of sheet materials 470.3 Waterproof bags •> 399.3

Wa terproo f lng, membrane 505. 13, 505. 35

Wave, guide, assemblies 718.61 Wear gage - 615.82

Webbing, nylon and cotton 394.6

Webbing, orthopedic 394.6

Wedges, steel 616.99

Weighing, aircraft electric, kit 724.26,793.9

Weights and measures, conversions, photographic 911.0

Welded Joints of lead wires 715.44

Welders' gloves 068.2

Welding, arc 767. Welding, field 767.

Welding, flash-butt 767. Welding, fusion 767. Welding, resistance 767. Welding clevis 767.

Welding rods, cast-iron 603.26 Welding valves 607.6 Well pumps 755. i Wells, deep 741.0

Wheels, control, aircraft 724.25

Wheels, crane 611.53 Whey (dried) 021.7 Whisk brushes 981.5 White phosphorus 839.9 Winch - _ 744.3

Wind break. 319.98 Window protection from explosives 520. Windshield defrosters 722.39 Winter socks 367.1

Wire, barbed, Jungle....' 603.41

Wire, barrage balloon 603.41

Wire, concertina 603.41

Wire, fine, electronic devices 715.44

Wire, lead, welded Joints 715.44

Wire, metal spraying. 603.41

622.4,631.32, 634. ,642.12, 645. 12, 646.32, 651.9 653.32,654.54,681.49,683.49,692.1

Wire, screen, cloth 603.43

Wire, thermoplastic- Insula ted 735.44, 719.59

Wire, tungsten 715.44

Wire grip 719.61 Wire netting, camouflage 603.43

Wire netting, cover shade 603.43

Wire netting, woven 603.43

Wire splicing sleeves 642.13,715.39

Wire standards, power. 715.40

Wiring, residential 715.30

Wiring, turret 724.20

Wood decay 518.50

Wood patterns, Idaho white pine 413.6 Wood patterns, sugar pine 413..6 Wood poles, . specif lcatlons and dimensions 401.30

Wood propeller varnish 846.51

Woodpulp, cellulose, sulfite, for use In explosives 868. Wood sealer, preservative 849.2

Woods, furniture 430. Wool cloth, barathea ., 365.19

Wool cloth, circular knitted 365.19 Wool facing cloth ; 365.95

Woolen colors ; 365.0 Woolen uniform cloth 365.19 Working uniforms 311.6

Woven wire netting. 603.43

Wrench, propeller shaft 615.42,724.24 Wrench handle, propeller shaft 615.42,724.24

Wrenches, open-end and box 615.42

Wrenches, pneumatic 615.42,761.9

Wrenches, torque 615.42

Wringer, roll 616.99

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X-ray film hangers.'. 717.3 X-ray film illuminators 716.39

X-ray film markers 717.3

X-rays, industrial use 717.0

Xylene, Industrial 801.8

Xylene, nitration grade 801.8

Xylene acidity 801.8

Xylene acid wash color 801.8 Xylene for paint, varnish, lacquer, etc 801.8,848.9 Y

Yam numbering, universal system of 300.0

Youngberrles, frozen 132.11 z

Zees, extruded aluminum 631.22,631.6

Zinc-base die-castings, analysis 683.40

Zinc chloride, treatment of lumber 400.43

Zinc dust paint 844.9

Zinc sampling 683.0

Zinc yellow primer 844.4

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