Cyclopedia of heating, plumbing and sanitation; a complete reference work . orking order;and upon any sign of trouble, they should be taken apart and care-fully cleaned. The air-valves on all direct and indirect radiators should beinspected often; and upon the failure of any room to heat properly,the air-valve should first be looked to as a probable cause of the diffi-culty. Adjusting dampers should be placed in the base of each flue,so that the flow to each room may be regulated independently. Instarting up a new plant, the system should be put in proper balanceby a suitable adjustment of the
Cyclopedia of heating, plumbing and sanitation; a complete reference work . orking order;and upon any sign of trouble, they should be taken apart and care-fully cleaned. The air-valves on all direct and indirect radiators should beinspected often; and upon the failure of any room to heat properly,the air-valve should first be looked to as a probable cause of the diffi-culty. Adjusting dampers should be placed in the base of each flue,so that the flow to each room may be regulated independently. Instarting up a new plant, the system should be put in proper balanceby a suitable adjustment of these dampers; and, when once adjusted,they should be marked, and left in these positions. The temperatureof the rooms should never be regulated by closing the inlet should never be touched unless the room is to be unused fora day or more. In designing a fan system, provision should be made for air-roiation; that is, the arrangement should be such that the sameair may be taken from the building and passed through the fan and 221 212 HEATING AN I) VENTILATION. Fig. 17fi : Outer Groups of Pipes of Greenhouse Shown In Fig. 175.
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