Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ... (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 142
t the top and of colder water at thebottom. Some hot-water radiators are made with a cross-partition soarranged that all water entering passes at once to the top, from whichit may take any passage toward the outlet. Fig. 86 is the morecommon form of radiator, and is made wnth continuous passages… … Fig. 85. Showing Construction of Radiator for Hot Water oi- Steam. Note Horizontal Pas- .sage along Top. 100 100 HEATING AND VENTILATION to the bottom and flow ofiF through the return. Hot-water radiatorsare usually tapped and plugged so that the pipe connections can bemade either at the top or at…
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