The art of incubation and brooding; . Fig. 2. Fig. 4. Is a view in cross section on the line YYof Fig. 5. Fig. 5. Is omitted, as the four figures shownare sufficient to explain Fig. 3. Similar letters refer to similar parts throughoutthe several views. 87 e* a- ^^«b^^i**^^*^^^^i*^^ej5i^e^i^i^(^i^i^^^^^^^eto^efa^^^^^^^^ ^^tp^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^*^^^ AA are inlets for conducting hot air into theheater S through pipes BB. When E is opened,it allows the hot air to pass up AA and CC,through D, and out at E, making a draft whichdraws hot air out of the heater S at BB, at thesa
The art of incubation and brooding; . Fig. 2. Fig. 4. Is a view in cross section on the line YYof Fig. 5. Fig. 5. Is omitted, as the four figures shownare sufficient to explain Fig. 3. Similar letters refer to similar parts throughoutthe several views. 87 e* a- ^^«b^^i**^^*^^^^i*^^ej5i^e^i^i^(^i^i^^^^^^^eto^efa^^^^^^^^ ^^tp^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^*^^^ AA are inlets for conducting hot air into theheater S through pipes BB. When E is opened,it allows the hot air to pass up AA and CC,through D, and out at E, making a draft whichdraws hot air out of the heater S at BB, at thesame time drawing cold air into the heater S at nil. D is a discharge pipe of double the capacity ofC, and carries off hot air from CC out at E whenE is open. E is the main outlet for hot air, S is the hot airheater five inches deep.
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