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Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)

American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 251

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de, as the insertionof pipes or conduits directly into the columncasing destroys its fireproof value to a largeextent, beside subjecting the steel to theaction of injurious gases. Heating Pipes. The pipes for heating the building will ingeneral be run outside of the plaster, and will be bronzed to… … . 348. Pipes in ColumnCasing. 201 192 BUILDING SUPERINTE!NDENCE devises a system subject to the approval of the architect, but somestated conditious will in general be found to apply to most buildings. Heating System. In almost every large building, the exhauststeam from the engines necessary to…

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