San Francisco : Architect and Engineer, Inc · leaf 426
-ing on No. 3 furnace oil. containing 142.000B.T.U. per gallon and figured at 5c. will produce100 gallons of hot water for approximately 3 10of Ic. On the Pacific Coast, where this grade offuel oil is generally available around 3c per gal-lon, the cost of producing domestic hot water… … where homes without basements are common, canutilize the hot water model of the Oil HeatServant as a central heating plant by installingit on the same floor level as the radiators, placingit on the back porch or other convenient location.The steam and vapor models are adaptable forbasement…
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