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Cold storage, heating and ventilating on board ship (1911)

Walker, Sydney Ferris · New York : Van Nostrand · leaf 170

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^ ornamented in various ways, the castings from whichthey are formed having an ornamental pattern upon them,the decorative work being afterwards added by artists. Inthe hot-water radiator it is usual to bring the connection of thesupply pipe to the top of the radiator, and that from the re- … FIG. 15. SWINGING RADIATOR OF NATIONAL RADIATOR COMPANY. THE VALVES ARE IN THE HINGES. turn pipe to the bottom. An air cock or valve should be fittedon each radiator at the end, away from the supply service andat the top, and it should be seen that it is always in order.For positions where…

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