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

Walker, Sydney Ferris · New York : Van Nostrand · leaf 50

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f thebody is lowered, particularly at the spot exposed to the draft,and congestion results. Similar results occur with produce. The air ducts for ship work are practically passages surround-ing the cold chambers, somewhat on the lines of the wing pas-sages which used to surround the old wooden… … BRINE CIRCULATINQPUMP SECTION OF HALL CARBONIC-ACID COMBINED MACHINE. water line, along which a man could walk right around the ship,to stop shot holes, leaks, etc. They should form complete cir-cuits for the passage of the air from the cooling grid and backto it again, with doors arranged to…

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