The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 39
ir forauy desired purpose, whether perfectly dry or containing the moisture re-quired for various purposes, lo any situation that may be required, and iswell adapted to warm churches, hospitals, theatres, saloons, bathing es-tablishments, barracks, manufactories, prisons, horticultural… … Fig. 2. Section,nacc, in which are placed east-iron pipes b b b, the number of whichmay be increased if much heat be required; pipes of an oval form havebeen found most couvenieul. The pipes are heated by the fire a. Theentrance of the pipes is connected at c, with a veutilator e, set in motion…
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