Warming and ventilating for public buildings, schools, halls, stores, dwellings, etc. (1887)
Geo. H. Hess Co. · Hess Stove Works · leaf 19
e heated aircauses the air at the floor to flow in this open air space, and to mingle with the air from the fur-nace, and to discharge together through the top of the Register. As this action is continuousit follows that all the air of the room must become nearly uniform in temperature, whether the… … 19 RULES FOR PLACING A FURNACE. 1. Select a size of greater capacity than is actually required, thatit may be run light, save fuel, and have reserve power for extremeweather. 2. Locate it as nearly as possible to the center of the rooms to beheated, that the heat may be distributed equally. 3. When…
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