 | 1889 - 318 pages
...not be limited, however, to prevention of combustion, but should include some means for carrying off smoke, which is so apt to cause panic. To this end...There may be also extra flues built in the partition walla, communicating with such floor spaces or wainscot spaces as may be supposed likely to be the... | |
 | American Public Health Association - 1886 - 222 pages
...may be taken : they ought not to be limited, however, to prevention of combustion, but should include some means for carrying ofT smoke, which is so apt...a supply of air to the flame, but will only carry oft" the smoke and gases instead of letting them come through the floors. The writer does not express... | |
 | Rhode Island. Board of Education - 1887 - 386 pages
...may be taken : they ought not to be limited, however, to prevention of combustion, but should include some means for carrying oft' smoke, which is so apt...a supply of air to the flame, but will only carry off" the smoke and gases instead of letting them come through the floors. The writer does not express... | |
 | Indiana State Board of Health - 1889 - 304 pages
...not be limited, however, to prevention of combustion, but should include some means for carrying off smoke, which is so apt to cause panic. To this end...out great quantities of air or smoke. There may be aleo extra flues built in the partition walls, communicating with such floor spaces or wainscot spaces... | |
 | 1890 - 1232 pages
...allowing a spare of one inch between pipes and tin. It has been proposed ' to provide large valves, easily opened, at the roof, so as to draw out great quantities of air or smoke at the beginning, thus relieving the occupants of the danger and alarm which smoke occasions : also... | |
 | 1892 - 1216 pages
...allowing a space of one inch between pipes and tin. It has been proposed l to provide large valves, easily opened, at the roof, so as to draw out great quantities of air or smoke at the beginning, thus relieving the occupants of the danger and alarm which smoke occasions : also... | |
 | Joseph F. Edwards - 1888 - 590 pages
...to be limited, however, to prevention of combustion, but should include some means for carrying off smoke, which is so apt to cause panic. To this end,...a supply of air to the flame, but will only carry off the smoke and gases instead of letting them come through the floors. The writer does not express... | |
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... smoke, which is so apt to cause panic. To this end, it is proposed, by the chief engineer of one of our large cities, to have a large valve, easily opened, at the roof, so as to draw out great quantities of air or smoke. There may be also extra flues,... 