Cold storage, heating and ventilating on board ship (1911)
Walker, Sydney Ferris · New York : Van Nostrand · leaf 256
the air, at a givenrate, from the one side of the bulkhead or the beams to theother side. Tans of this type are often use4 to stir up the FANS USED IX VEXTTLATIXG. £47 air inside of living rooms, saloons, etc., ar.d they undoubtedlydo stir up the air, but it can hardly be said that, when usedin… … ilG. 68.—STURTEVANT FAN DRIVEN BY E1.ECTRIC MOTOR. The centrifugal fan works on the same principle as thecentrifugal pump. In its simplest form it consists of a num-ber of blades, arranged radially around a central space andfixed between two disks. As the blades are revolved the airin the spaces…
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