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

Walker, Sydney Ferris · New York : Van Nostrand · leaf 234

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partment in questionhad a volume of 20,309 cubic feet, contained 262 persons, andwas fitted with 202 square feet of heating surface. The airwas changed seven times per hour, thus giving each person 9cubic feet of fresh air per minute. On the lower deck, a THERMOTAXKS ON THE LUSITANIA, 225… … FIG. 63. BOTTOM-SUCTION DECK-TYPE THERMOTANK FOR FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION ON LUSITANIA. THE APPLICATION OF THE THERMOTANK TO THE STEAMSHIP LUSITANIA. It will perhaps be interesting to describe the application ofthe thermotank system to one of the latest of the large oceanliners. The whole of the…

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