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Handbook for architects and builders (1898)

Illinois Society of Architects · Chicago · leaf 479

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s. If these surfaces could be made cool,unit heaters would become very effectivecoolers, and the troubles due to frosting upof low-temperature refrigeration coils left toabsorb heat in still air would be ameliorated.Very successful results may be expected fromunit cooling machines when their… … Provide for Garbage |and Waste Material Now any building—from the bungalow to the palatial sky-toweringhotel—can banish old fashioned methods of garbage and waste disposalby means of the Kernerator or Morse-Boulger Destructor. The cost issmall; the gains large. The Kernerator should be in the plans…

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