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Catalog no. 108: Buffalo fan system of heating and ventilating (1914)

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one-half to one-third of the time to gain the same proof andquality with the fan system as is required where no heating is pro-vided. The two important results to be obtained by storage areincrease of proof and removal of the volatile fusel-oil. To effect this,two conditions are essential: first, a… … mw HC O Mffl . w w S o i—imUH Page 56 HEATING AND VENTILATING well knows, is even more important than maintaining the tempera-ture. This is due to the fact that both increase in proof and removalof fusel-oil are evaporating processes, in which a rapid air change isessential. Every distiller knows…

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