Papers read at the Royal Institute of British Architects (1853)
Royal Institute of British Architects · London, Royal Institute of British Architects · leaf 642
eating is by hot air, a hot water apparatus is placed in a hot air chamber in the basement, and the warm air ascends hence to the wards, where it enters through openings placed near the ceiling ; the furnace which heats the apparatus and the chimney flue are used for extracting the vitiated air… … Section through Wards showing the Hot Water Apparatus, and Plan showing the Admission of Air from Outside, System of Admission of Fresh Air and Extraction of Foul Air. and System of Hot Flues. An historical interest is attached to the system of warming and ventilation in the Munich hospitals. 1 do…
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