Cold storage, heating and ventilating on board ship (1911)
Walker, Sydney Ferris · New York : Van Nostrand · leaf 20
age apparatus air has not always such THE COLD STORAGE PROBLEM. IX a good name, though it is acknowledged to be the best insulator;the reason being, the writer believes, that it is sometimes difficultto avoid convection currents. Another insulator is sawdust,which has been used a great deal on… … DIACRAAr SIIOWIN-G COOLING WATER CIRCUIT. 2). £.—Condenser and Coils. L.—Refrigerant Inlet, iV.—Refrigerant Outlet. Y.—Water Circulating Pump. nesia fiber, peat, ashes, fossil meal and finely divided mica. Felt,cow hair, infusorial earth, cotton wool, sheeps wool—all areused, to a certain extent,…
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