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

Walker, Sydney Ferris · New York : Van Nostrand · leaf 76

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ammonia condenser, 50 gallons an hour per ton of refrigeration,and with carbonic acid about 15 percent more, according to theLinde Companys experiments; larger quantities are required,as explained, when the initial temperature is higher. Approxi-mately, ten gallons per ton additional will be… … WEST CARBONIC ANHYDRIDE COMPRESSOR AND CONDENSER. FORMS OF APPARATUS FOR USE ON BOARD SHIP. The apparatus that is most suitable for ship board use is theone that occupies the smallest space, provided other things areequal. Some forms of apparatus are made very compact, thecasting upon which the…

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