The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast (1905)
San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co · leaf 78
>c a furn.icewas used but, as we read, because theflues to carry off the expired air were atthe ceiling. l-or many years there hasbeen a great difference among professors ofventilation whether the outlets for usedair should be at the ceiling or at the floor.Wc never could understand the sense… … ScctiiTnal IlC-.c of Siliool /?i0»n(\ii.«/.-»iJr(f Ci-iling) atmospheric pressure. Air that has oncebeen breathed and exhaled from the bodyis. we may say. the highest in temperatureof the air in the room, and to expel thatair from the room it must be drawn down-ward and in its passage downward…
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