The practice of ventilation. : With a comparison of the advantages and limits of natural and mechanical systems. (illustrated) A paper read at the 1905 Annual Meeting of the Institution of Heating and Ventilating Engineers, and before the Manchester Society of Architects / by J.D. Sutcliffe.

  • Sutcliffe, J.D.
Date:
1905
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Credit: The practice of ventilation. : With a comparison of the advantages and limits of natural and mechanical systems. (illustrated) A paper read at the 1905 Annual Meeting of the Institution of Heating and Ventilating Engineers, and before the Manchester Society of Architects / by J.D. Sutcliffe. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    This Journal Box is our Standard Ring oiling Ball and Socket Type; it consists of an internal sleeve mounted in a substantial casting. The alignment is absolutely perfect, and as the sleeve is protected by the outer casing, it is impossible to accidentally disturb the adjustment. The outer casing is utilised as an oil-reservoir. The oil is fed from this reservoir to the shaft by the ring. , _ . . mufl Wherever conditions make it advisable wo furnish a water-jacketed bearing. » is especially desirable where fans are used for handling hot gases from cooling kilns an in mechanical draught plants.