A Handbook of Hygiene And Sanitary Science
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Practically, however, these nice distinctions may be dis- regarded, because the friction in long flues lessens very considerably the advantage in extractive power attaching to them, on account of their greater height, and also because, in the great majority of cases, the column of air in the flue increases in density the higher the flue. In prisons, where the cubic space per head is comparatively small, the sectional area of inlets and outlets should be at least 20 square inches per head. In ba...rracks, hospitals, etc., the separate inlets should not exceed 1 square foot, other- wise the entering air will be badly distributed.
More precise details with regard to the ventilation of hospitals will be given in the chapter on hospitals.
EXAMINATION OF AIK AND VENTILATION 135 CHAPTEE V.
EXAMINATION OF AIR AND VENTILATION A DETAILED examination of the sufficiency of ventilation in any particular case will embrace the following inquiries: — 1. The arrangements as regards cubic space, the rela- tive size and position of inlets and outlets, the distribution of the air, and the amount of fresh air supplied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Practically, however, these nice distinctions may be dis- regarded, because the friction in long flues lessens very considerably the advantage in extractive power attaching to them, on account of their greater height, and also because, in the great majority of cases, the column of air in the flue increases in density the higher the flue. In prisons, where the cubic space per head is comparatively small, the sectional area of inlets and outlets should be at least 20 square inches per head. In ba...rracks, hospitals, etc., the separate inlets should not exceed 1 square foot, other- wise the entering air will be badly distributed.
More precise details with regard to the ventilation of hospitals will be given in the chapter on hospitals.
EXAMINATION OF AIK AND VENTILATION 135 CHAPTEE V.
EXAMINATION OF AIR AND VENTILATION A DETAILED examination of the sufficiency of ventilation in any particular case will embrace the following inquiries: — 1. The arrangements as regards cubic space, the rela- tive size and position of inlets and outlets, the distribution of the air, and the amount of fresh air supplied.
What to read after A Handbook of Hygiene And Sanitary Science?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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