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Title: Catalog 13: Carrier air washers and humidifiers: applied to public office and industrial buildings, with notes on humidity
Year: 1913 (1910s)
Authors: Carrier Air Conditioning Company of America
Subjects: air purification -- catalogs humidity control equipment and supplies -- catalogs Division 23 HVAC air-cleaning devices particulate air-filtration humidity control equipment humidifiers
Publisher: Carrier Air Conditioning Company of America
Contributing Library: MBJ collection

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rk,N. Y„ have done considerable work for our Company, and a few monthsago installed quite a good sized plant for controlling the moisture as wellas the heat in the dry room, and fulfilled the promises they made to us. We believe them to be a thoroughly reliable company, and theirengineer with whom we dealt is a very careful man and think you couldrely upon any representations that they would make. Will be glad to know if you now have any system whereby youcontrol both the moisture as well as the heat in your drying rooms, andif so, what was the old time necessary to dry your product, and whatis the time you now consume. In our case, the old style dry rooms,it was a case of five weeks, which we have now worked down to threein this new installation, and whether the minimum time has yet beenreached is a question that would require considerable experimenting,about which the writer would be glad to converse with you should youmake the call. 103 Carrier Air Conditioning Company of America
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<o wXu < ID O Ed oU < u W Pd 104 Carrier Air Conditioning Company of America Low Temperature Drying: Where the nature ofthe product is such that it is desirable to dry at low tem-peratures, the Carrier System presents the most economicalsolution of the problem, as the air is cooled, dehumidified,and then the temperature is slightly raised so it will absorbmore moisture. Among these products whose nature is such as to makeit important that they be dried at low temperatures, are pottery,photographic films, electrolytic board and glue. Successfulinstallations of the Carrier System in plants of this characterare now in operation. Turbine Generator Cooling: This Company hasdeveloped a special design of an air washer and humidifier forwashing and cooling of air used in the ventilation of gener-ators, which is known as our Type G. We issue a special catalog on this subject which we willgladly send upon request. By the use of this machine, stopping or clogging of thesmall air passage

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