A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 385
hewind will aid rather than impede the draft. The success ofthe whole system depends upon having a good draft in thischimney. 188 HEATING AND VENTILATION 17 303. Hot-air furnaces are always objectionable, becausethey vitiate the air with gas to a greater or less extent; amuch better quality of air… … Fig. 91. pipes shown. Fairly good results may be achieved by usingradiators in each room, but in this case each radiator shouldhave an independent supply of fresh air, and should beencased so as to deliver the warm air at the top of the room,as described in a previous article. §17 OF BUILDINGS. 189…
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