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Southern textile bulletin (1911)

Charlotte, N.C. : [s.n.] · leaf 277

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cause if you nung em low and pushed em they wet down. Generally the pans were from ten to eleven feet from the floor. Ah yes—^but if someone who wanted a little fresh air, opened afew transoms above the windows, the humidity became shifty andin any appreciable breeze, departed from thence and the… … Remedy—set the heads lower. But when this was done, the pesky things wet the floor.More experiments, more physics, more ichemistry, more mechanics.Finally in 1911 our High Duty equipment was evolved. Ahumidifying appartus whhich could be hung with the pan as low asseven feet aibove the floor—even…

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