On the smokeless fire-place : chimney-valves, and other means, old and new, of obtaining healthful warmth and ventilation (1855)
Arnott, Neil, 1788-1874 · London : Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans · leaf 164
ir of hot waterfor any purpose. The great importance of such anaddition in nurseries, bed-rooms, sick-rooms, &c., canbe conceived only by persons who have had experiencein the matters. It is evident that a boiler of considerable capacitymay be placed over the fire of such a stove as… … adjoining cut. The external case of the stove A B C Dis double, and water, as represented by the shorthorizontal hues, is contained between the outer andinner plates or walls. This constitutes, what may becalled, a water-clad stove. The water is supplied at the funnel-cup A, and isdrawn away for…
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