Glossary

Abbr. for American Society of Sanitary Engineering

A psychrometer, shielded from radiation, in which the air is blown over the bulbs of the two thermometers with a

A threaded bolt for holding together temporarily the several parts of a structure during riveting.

A building used for the gathering of persons for the purposes of amusement, deliberation, dining, drinking, education, entertainment, instruction, or

Occupancy of a room, hall, or building by people gathered for a purpose, such as church, restaurant, or bus station.

An engineering drawing of a complete unit, usually including detail drawings of its components.