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Engineers Handbook


Year: 1914
Language: english
Author: Willis H. Carrier
Genre: Handbook
Format: PDF
Quality: Scanned pages + text layer
Pages count: 590
Description: This book is intended to be used as a guide in the selection and application of fans, heaters and kindred apparatus, and an effort has been made to so standardize the rules and data given that they may be used with any standard make of equipment. The greater part of the data presented is the result of tests and research made by the engineering staff of the Buffalo Forge Company in the testing laboratories of the company, many of
the investigations being made purposely to obtain data for this book. The results of these investigations have in most cases never been heretofore published except in the proceedings of some of the engineering societies, where they were presented by the engineers of this company, and others. The rules and applications as outlined are the same as are used in this company's practice. In preparing this work the theory has been generally
omitted, except in such elementary form as was necessary to an understanding of the facts given.

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