A process of obtaining a dry cold current of air from ice, and its different applications (1855)
Schooley, John C · Cincinnati : Abbott & Kinney, printers · leaf 15
asses over and aroundthe surface of the ice (as represented in the ice chamber)becomes cold and passes into the opening, e. and descendsthe flue d. d. and from thence into the preservicg chamberthrough the opening £ and up through the open made shelvesB B and out at the opening h. (which is also… … Fjo. 3.
Refrigeration · Ice · Patents as Topic
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