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Physics of the household (1914)

Lynde, Carleton John, b. 1872 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 108

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this reason a chimney should be made of non-conductingmaterial, and should be built inside the house rather than out-side. A chimney built outside of the house is cooled on allsides, and therefore gives a poorer draft than if it were in thehouse. Draft in a kitchen range. — The arrows in Fig. 67… … FIG. 67. — The draft in a kitchen range. 94 PHYSICS OF THE HOUSEHOLD to the burning fuek After leaving the fire box it is hot smoke;it passes over the oven, under the hot-water reservoir, and underthe oven. Beneath the oven there is a partition which extendsabout halfway from the back to the front.…

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