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Building Systems Information Clearinghouse Special Report Number One: Manufacturers Compatibility Study.

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Title: Building Systems Information Clearinghouse Special Report Number One: Manufacturers Compatibility Study.
Authors: Boice, John R., Building Systems Information Clearinghouse, Menlo Park, CA.
Availability: Systems Division School Planning Laboratory, School of Education, 770 Pampas Lane, Stanford, California 94305
Peer Reviewed: N
Page Count: 24
Publication Date: 1969
Descriptors: Air Conditioning, Building Design, Building Systems, Catalogs, Ceilings, Heating, Lighting, Methods, Movable Partitions, Structural Building Systems, Ventilation
Abstract: BSIC has selected data for inclusion, and a method of presentation that-- (1) provides preliminary data, in comparable form, about all relevant systems building products, (2) surveys within the limits imposed, the problems of compatibility between subsystem components and to identify components which are compatible with one another, (3) identifies the manufacturer's representatives whom the users will wish to contact in order to go beyond the preliminary phase for which this catalog is intended, and (4) stimulates manufacturer, architect, and engineer thinking about the problem of component compatibility and details. The four component subsystems discussed are structure, lighting-ceiling, heating-ventilating -air conditioning, and demountable-movable partitions. (TC)
Journal Code: RIEJUN1970
Entry Date: 1970
Accession Number: ED036094
Database: ERIC
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Abstract:BSIC has selected data for inclusion, and a method of presentation that-- (1) provides preliminary data, in comparable form, about all relevant systems building products, (2) surveys within the limits imposed, the problems of compatibility between subsystem components and to identify components which are compatible with one another, (3) identifies the manufacturer's representatives whom the users will wish to contact in order to go beyond the preliminary phase for which this catalog is intended, and (4) stimulates manufacturer, architect, and engineer thinking about the problem of component compatibility and details. The four component subsystems discussed are structure, lighting-ceiling, heating-ventilating -air conditioning, and demountable-movable partitions. (TC)