Power for Profit; Principles Governing the Use of Machinery And Labor in Modern Buildings
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Lighting during the daytime follows the extent of cloudiness of the period of the year and the intensity of direct sunshine.
The intensity of light for a given period of any day, even with an equal degree of clearness of the atmosphere, will vary as between seasons. The use of artificial light follows these fluc- tuations to some extent.
Elevator service also varies by period and demand. In busi- ness buildings it is limited by business hours. Its extent varies according to traffic, which is af...fected by seasonal changes of occupancy and by business activity or slackness.
From consideration of the varying elements affecting the operating services of modern buildings it must be evident that no possible harmony of interrelation can be established between the lighting, the power and the heating work, and that the most that can be hoped for is some partial reutilization of the prod- uct of the one to the advantage of the other.
In a number of instances it has been found to be the case that of all the steam consumed by a power-generating plant in a modern business building approximately one-third may be capable of reutilization in the form of low-pressure heating.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lighting during the daytime follows the extent of cloudiness of the period of the year and the intensity of direct sunshine.
The intensity of light for a given period of any day, even with an equal degree of clearness of the atmosphere, will vary as between seasons. The use of artificial light follows these fluc- tuations to some extent.
Elevator service also varies by period and demand. In busi- ness buildings it is limited by business hours. Its extent varies according to traffic, which is af...fected by seasonal changes of occupancy and by business activity or slackness.
From consideration of the varying elements affecting the operating services of modern buildings it must be evident that no possible harmony of interrelation can be established between the lighting, the power and the heating work, and that the most that can be hoped for is some partial reutilization of the prod- uct of the one to the advantage of the other.
In a number of instances it has been found to be the case that of all the steam consumed by a power-generating plant in a modern business building approximately one-third may be capable of reutilization in the form of low-pressure heating.
What to read after Power for Profit; Principles Governing the Use of Machinery And Labor in Modern Buildings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reginald Pelham Bolton to read onlineMoreLess
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