Cold storage, heating and ventilating on board ship (1911)
Walker, Sydney Ferris · New York : Van Nostrand · leaf 64
are inch in the evaporating coils, and 120 to 170 pounds inthe condenser; with carbonic acid. 380 pounds per square inch i^ithe evaporator, and 800 to Qoo. sometimes going very muchhigher, in the condenser; while with sulphurous acid the evap-orator pressures are in the neighborhood of 14 pounds,… … AIR COOLER.O. AIR INLET. d. AMMONIA OUTLET. b. AIR OUTLET. e. BRINE INLET. C. AMMONIA INLET. f. BRINE OUTLET. The high pressure necessary with carbonic acid is easily pro-vided for, by mechanical construction. In the United KingdomMessrs. J, & E. Hall, of London, who have made a specialty oi 55…
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