Natural And Artificial Methods of Ventilation
Natural And Artificial Methods of Ventilation
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" In the discussion which followed, " Mr. Alexander Graham, F. R. I. B. A. , said he was very glad to hear Mr. Young advocate natural means of ventilation. ... He was pleased to hear Mr. Young condemn some of the mechanical systems, for he never heard of one which was perfect in action, and he was sure they were very expensive.
" Mr. Gordon Smith, F. R. I. B. A. (Architect to the Local Government Board), said in the main he endorsed all that Mr. Young had said in his con- demnation of mechanica...l ventilation.
" Dr. E. A. Fardon (Resident Medical Officer, 49 Middlesex Hospital) held that, unless it were absolutely impossible to secure a natural system of ventilation, owing to the unfortunate situation of a building, there was no excuse for adopting an artificial method. He had inspected many mechanical systems of ventilation, including those at the Houses of Parliament and the Law Courts, and had never seen one that was approved by those who used it. He thought the importance attached to uneven tem- peratures in wards was overrated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In the discussion which followed, " Mr. Alexander Graham, F. R. I. B. A. , said he was very glad to hear Mr. Young advocate natural means of ventilation. ... He was pleased to hear Mr. Young condemn some of the mechanical systems, for he never heard of one which was perfect in action, and he was sure they were very expensive.
" Mr. Gordon Smith, F. R. I. B. A. (Architect to the Local Government Board), said in the main he endorsed all that Mr. Young had said in his con- demnation of mechanica...l ventilation.
" Dr. E. A. Fardon (Resident Medical Officer, 49 Middlesex Hospital) held that, unless it were absolutely impossible to secure a natural system of ventilation, owing to the unfortunate situation of a building, there was no excuse for adopting an artificial method. He had inspected many mechanical systems of ventilation, including those at the Houses of Parliament and the Law Courts, and had never seen one that was approved by those who used it. He thought the importance attached to uneven tem- peratures in wards was overrated.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Mcadie to read onlineMoreLess
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