Cold storage, heating and ventilating on board ship (1911)
Walker, Sydney Ferris · New York : Van Nostrand · leaf 178
aft of the furnace is controlled by the tempera-ture of the steam; a slight increase of temperature partiallyclosing the furnace damper, and vice versa. It is doubtful A COMBINED AIR AND STEAM RADIATOR. 169 whether, under ordinary conditions of sea-going ships, suchapparatus would be desirable, but… … I //, Low PreS Y/ lui« Steim, I A COMBINED AIR AND STEAM RADIATOR. Messrs. Korting have also introduced a radiator, in whichthe steam is cooled by the presence of a certain quantity of air.Steam, it will be remembered, unless it is supplied below at-mospheric pressure, must be at or above 212° F.,…
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