Cold storage, heating and ventilating on board ship (1911)
Walker, Sydney Ferris · New York : Van Nostrand · leaf 164
espective of any mechanically-produced air current; andthe heating eftect produced by the apparatus is such as wouldfollow on the lines of what would be called natural ventila-tion. The temperature of the room in which the appliance isfixed is raised to a certain figure by the operation of… … flG. 9. DOUBLE-TUBE AND SINGLE-TUBE RADIATORS FOR STEAM OR HOT WATER, considered when the room is cold and heat is turned low; butthe formula also applies when the room is at its required tem-perature, and the heating appliance has to make good the heat 356 THE HEATING AND VENTILATING OF SHIPS.…
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