Ventilation of Buildings: A Paper Read Before the Society of Civil and Mechanical Engineers, at No. 7, Westminster Chambers, on the 10th of January, 1873. (With Additions).Kell Bros., 1873 - 30 páginas |
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... chimney affords the best possible means under the circumstances . By causing the foul air to escape into the chimney we increase the ventilating power very considerably . We have no longer to deal with the small difference before ...
... chimney affords the best possible means under the circumstances . By causing the foul air to escape into the chimney we increase the ventilating power very considerably . We have no longer to deal with the small difference before ...
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... chimney is a good place , but the opening should not be above or near the top of the chimney . Care must be taken to make the joints in the pipe gas - tight . The rain - water pipes should not be used as ventilators to the drains ...
... chimney is a good place , but the opening should not be above or near the top of the chimney . Care must be taken to make the joints in the pipe gas - tight . The rain - water pipes should not be used as ventilators to the drains ...
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... chimney or air flue , or in some cases directly with the outer air . The openings into the chimney or air flue must be fitted with valves , as before . I believe it would be easy to construct a chimney having all the advantages of a ...
... chimney or air flue , or in some cases directly with the outer air . The openings into the chimney or air flue must be fitted with valves , as before . I believe it would be easy to construct a chimney having all the advantages of a ...
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acid and water Admiralty air flue air per hour believe building burners called carbonic acid carpenter cast iron cause channel charcoal chimney cholera cisterns coal coal gas cold air combustion commonly consider cubic feet densities Desaguliers diameter difference difficulty draught efficient ventilation EGLESTON elements enter escape exit factories feet of air feet per hour form of cesspool foul air foul gas foul gases Fresh Air inlets furnace gas light grate heated heavier Intending tenants joists landlord light machine means mechanical ventilation nitrogen ornamental outer air oxide oxygen pass Peat perhaps persons Portland cement presence Pugging pumping putrid quantity of air readily respiration sanitary condition sanitary matters sanitary science sewage sewerage sewers shew shewn simple bodies Sir Jacob soil stations sulphuretted hydrogen Sulphurous Acid supply syphon thermo-ventilation tion town trap tubes tunnels valve ventilating pipe ventilating shafts wall waste water-closet