Lynde, Carleton John, b. 1872 · New York : Macmillan · leaf 109
to the topof the room, see Fig. 68. Thiscool air is in turn warmed, andis forced up by more cool air;that is, the air is heated byconvection. This convectioncurrent continues as long asthe stove is warmer than the air in the room. This explainshow a stove heats a room. How does a hot-air furnace… … Fig. 68. — How a stove heats a room. HEAT IN THE HOME 95
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