Proceedings of the ... Annual Meeting of the American Wood-Preservers' Association, Volume 22American Wood Preservers' Association, 1926 Contents of Proceedings in previous years, included in v. 8- (in v. 8-12 the period covered dates from 1910; in v. 13- from 1905). |
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Page 286 - Vice-Presidents shall begin at the close of the Annual Meeting at which they are elected and continue until their successors are elected and have qualified.
Page 243 - Be it Resolved, That the Secretary be instructed to forward a copy of...
Page 42 - Tentative Method of Test for Distillation of Gasoline, Naphtha, Kerosene, and Similar Petroleum Products...
Page 126 - The amount of preservative retained shall be calculated on the basis of preservative at 100° F., from readings of working-tank gauges, or scales, or from weights before and after treatment of loaded trams on suitable track scales, checked as may be desired by the purchaser's representative.
Page 43 - The distillation shall be continued at the specified rate until no water is visible on any part of the apparatus except at the bottom of the trap. This operation usually requires less than an hour.
Page 128 - ... the largest volumetric injection that is practicable has been obtained. The temperature of the preservative during the pressure period shall be not less than 150° F., nor more than 200° F., and shall average at least 180° F.
Page 287 - Meeting, and the members present at the closing session of the third day of the Annual Meeting shall elect the officer from the candidates so tied. The presiding officer shall announce to the meeting the names of the officers elected. ARTICLE VII Management SECTION 1. The President shall have general supervision of the affairs of the Association, shall preside at its meetings and those of the Executive Committee, and shall be a member ex-offlcio of every committee except the Nominating Committee.
Page 331 - Relation of Temperature and Pressure to the Absorption and Penetration of Zinc Chloride Solution Into Wood JD MACLEAN Specification for the Preservative Treatment of Ties by Pressure Process.
Page 43 - ... of water. NOTE. — In special cases where the water content exceeds 10 per cent and it is not desirable to reduce the size of the sample to that which will yield somewhat less than 10 cc.
Page 169 - // a man write a better book; preach a better sermon or build a better mouse trap than his neighbor — though he live in the woods — the world will make a beaten path to his door...