School Buildings
School Buildings
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For small schools of eight class rooms and less, in a mild climate where wood, coal or oil may be readily obtained, good results are procured by the use of hot air furnaces, in conjunction, of course, with a mechani- cal ventilating apparatus which forces the air, either heated or otherwise, into the class rooms at a uniform temperature and quantity. The advantage of such an apparatus is cheapness of installation and upkeep, as no engineer need be employed to run the apparatus, and heat is quic...kly obtained with little cost.
In large buildings the same system may, in some few instances, be used in mild climates. Where freez- ing weather is encountered, it will generally be found more economical and practical to use steam apparatus in connection with the mechanical ventilation for any building over eight class rooms in size, and often in those of a lesser number of class rooms. A steam in- SCHOOL BUILDINGS 61 stallation is more expensive to install and operat, un- less in use most of the time, in which case it will be found more economical than others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For small schools of eight class rooms and less, in a mild climate where wood, coal or oil may be readily obtained, good results are procured by the use of hot air furnaces, in conjunction, of course, with a mechani- cal ventilating apparatus which forces the air, either heated or otherwise, into the class rooms at a uniform temperature and quantity. The advantage of such an apparatus is cheapness of installation and upkeep, as no engineer need be employed to run the apparatus, and heat is quic...kly obtained with little cost.
In large buildings the same system may, in some few instances, be used in mild climates. Where freez- ing weather is encountered, it will generally be found more economical and practical to use steam apparatus in connection with the mechanical ventilation for any building over eight class rooms in size, and often in those of a lesser number of class rooms. A steam in- SCHOOL BUILDINGS 61 stallation is more expensive to install and operat, un- less in use most of the time, in which case it will be found more economical than others.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter H Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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