Remodeled Rural School Buildings
Remodeled Rural School Buildings
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Remodeled Rural School Buildings ', m ■ ■ \ WltMPOWS - — ■ 1 / m • TEACMER'S ui P£SK r h " Cs ro J oo b.
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BvXletin of the University of Texas Heating. Showing the improved circulation produced by the jacketed stove with fresh air admitted through a sliding door in the floor underneath the stove and passing up between the stove and the jacket. The hot air rises and produces a pressure in the room, forcing out the cold, bad air through the vent flue shown in the cut ne...ar the floor and just behind the stove. The circula- tion is further helped by extending the stove pipe into the vent flue, running it on up inside this flue to the top of the house. As soon as this pipe becomes heated from the stove, it heats the surrounding air in the flue, which rises and thus starts a suction in the flue and helps to draw out the cold air from the room be- low. The arrows indicate the direction of the currents of air in the room.
Remodeled Rural School Buildings ARRAAlG^rAEl/IX OF MEATi/iG
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Remodeled Rural School Buildings ', m ■ ■ \ WltMPOWS - — ■ 1 / m • TEACMER'S ui P£SK r h " Cs ro J oo b.
ua WLSt OUT n.
we^T OUT III.
BvXletin of the University of Texas Heating. Showing the improved circulation produced by the jacketed stove with fresh air admitted through a sliding door in the floor underneath the stove and passing up between the stove and the jacket. The hot air rises and produces a pressure in the room, forcing out the cold, bad air through the vent flue shown in the cut ne...ar the floor and just behind the stove. The circula- tion is further helped by extending the stove pipe into the vent flue, running it on up inside this flue to the top of the house. As soon as this pipe becomes heated from the stove, it heats the surrounding air in the flue, which rises and thus starts a suction in the flue and helps to draw out the cold air from the room be- low. The arrows indicate the direction of the currents of air in the room.
Remodeled Rural School Buildings ARRAAlG^rAEl/IX OF MEATi/iG
What to read after Remodeled Rural School Buildings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harleian Society to read onlineMoreLess
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