The Home Medical Library
The Home Medical Library
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Again, apertures for inlets and outlets may be made directly in the walls of the rooms. These openings are filled in with porous bricks or with specially made bricks (like Ellison's conical bricks), or boxes provided with several openings. A very useful apparatus of this kind is the so-called Sherringham valve, which consists of an ir6n box fitted into the wall, the front of the box facing the room having an iron valve hinged along its lower edge.
Fig. 6.
ELLISON'S AIR INLETS. (Knight.) and so ...constructed that it can be opened or be closed at will to let a current of air pass upward. Another very good apparatus of this kind is the Tobin ven- tilator, consisting of horizontal tubes let through the walls, the outer ends open to the air, but the inner 153 Digitized by VjOOQ IC FenHlation ends projecting into the room, where they are joined by vertical tubes carried up five feet or more from Fig, % SHERINGHAM VALVE. (Taylor.) the floor, thus allowing the outside air to enter up- wardly into the room.
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Again, apertures for inlets and outlets may be made directly in the walls of the rooms. These openings are filled in with porous bricks or with specially made bricks (like Ellison's conical bricks), or boxes provided with several openings. A very useful apparatus of this kind is the so-called Sherringham valve, which consists of an ir6n box fitted into the wall, the front of the box facing the room having an iron valve hinged along its lower edge.
Fig. 6.
ELLISON'S AIR INLETS. (Knight.) and so ...constructed that it can be opened or be closed at will to let a current of air pass upward. Another very good apparatus of this kind is the Tobin ven- tilator, consisting of horizontal tubes let through the walls, the outer ends open to the air, but the inner 153 Digitized by VjOOQ IC FenHlation ends projecting into the room, where they are joined by vertical tubes carried up five feet or more from Fig, % SHERINGHAM VALVE. (Taylor.) the floor, thus allowing the outside air to enter up- wardly into the room.
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