A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 345
testhrough the furnace and through the room continuously,without the inti^oduction of any fresh air. This method is useful only for heating the building, whenventilation is not required. It is used chiefly for warminga large space occupied by very few people. Or it may be 148 HEATING AND… … Fig. 86. When this arrangement is used in private residence work,the inside supply register should be located in the front halland near the front door, if possible. HOT-AIR SLTPPLT. 336. All hot-air pipes which convey the warm air fromthe bonnet of the furnace to the several rooms, should be runas…
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