A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 314
table for high pressurediffers from the form shownin Fig. G7 mainly in its proportions, being of smaller diam-eter in proportion to its length, and it is also made of muchthicker materials. The outlet pipe is controlled by a safetyvalve. The height of the water is usually shown by meansof gauge, or… … Fig. er. HOT-WATER RADIATORS. 189. Radiators for hot-water heating should be com-posed of vertical tubes, and these must bo connected withample waterways at both top and bottom. The continu-ous pipe coil which is so effective in steam heating, has fewadvantages when applied to l.ot-water heating,…
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