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American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 71

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ay be connected upin different ways to meet the va-rious requirements. A low and moderately shallowradiator, with ample space for thecirculation of air ))etween thesections, is more efficient than adeep radiator with the sectionsclosely packed together. One-and two-column radiators, socalled, are… … Fig. 18. Cast-Iron Sectional Radiator of Wall Pattern. The standard height of a radiator is 3G or 38 inches, and, ifpossible, it is better not to exceed this. 54 HUVTING AND VRXTir.ATION 45 For small radiators, it is better practice to use lower sections andincrease the length; this makes the…

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