Cold storage, heating and ventilating on board ship (1911)
Walker, Sydney Ferris · New York : Van Nostrand · leaf 26
CHAMBERS. I/ number of heat units to be carried away in the same time, ascer-tained in the manner explained above. A 20-percent sohuion of calcium chloride has a specific gravityof 1.18, so that a gallon (Imperial) of the solution weighs 11.8pounds. The specific heat of the solution is 0.834.… … DIAGRAM SITOWIXG AIR CIRCUIT. O.—Brine Grid in Cold Chamber. P.—Pipe from Evaporator Tdnk.K.~Pipe to Expansion Tank. 5.—Fan. L.—Cold Air Duct. F.—Cham-ber to be Cooled. X.X.—Air Ports. Z.—Exhaust Air Duct. F. between the entrance and outgoing ends of the grids, hence ifwe take an average rise of 4…
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