Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ... (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 70
nlet and outlet at the bottom. Theend sections are the same, except that they have legs, as shown inFig. 17. These sections are connected at the bottom by specialnipples, so that steam entering at the end fills the bottom of theradiator, and, being lighter than the air, rises through the loops… … Fig. 15. Common Type of Cast-ironSectional Radiatoi-. 53 44 HEATING AND VENTILATION suit all condition.s. The wall })attern shown in Fig. IS is very con-venient when it is desired to place the radiator above the floor, as in bathrooms, etc.; it is also a con-venient form to place imder the^\•indows…
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