The Transmission of Heat Through Cold-Storage Insulation: Formulas, Principles, and Date Relating to Insulation of Every Kind, a Manual for Refrigerating Engineers (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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I. General Principles. - Let figure 1 represent a section of a wall of a refrigerated room, and let the wall be of the same material throughout its thickness. Let this room be maintained at a constant temperature, lower than that of the external air, by the withdrawal of heat from it by any of the usual methods. Assume the room to be filled, or partially filled, by articles in storage, and suppose that the temperature of the air in the room and that of the air on the outside have remained constant long enough for the flow of heat in through the wall to have become steady; in other words, that the wall has become as cold as under these conditions it ever will become.

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