The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast (1905)
San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co · leaf 161
the inflowing currents of air, together with any other excesswater, flows into a drain trough built on the outside of the walls directlybelow the windows. In the typical construction shown, when the temperature of Com-partment A (big. 1) has been reduced to the degree which the citrus fruitrequires… … **^^ Fig. I. Tyfical Construction of Building to Secure Cooling Effects On the other hand, wlien it is desired to remove from Compartment A(Fig. 1) any vapid or stagnant air, vent pipes are provided in the hollowwalls, the openings of which are controlled from the inside by means ofslides or doors.…
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