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<sic>cloathing</sic>, remain as short a time as possible in the frigidarium<lb/> | <sic>cloathing</sic>, remain as short a time as possible in the frigidarium<lb/> | ||
& consume no time in deliberation.</p> | & consume no time in deliberation.</p> | ||
<p>3. Shifting Materials.- deranges temperature from two circumstances<lb/> | |||
1<hi rend="superscript">o</hi>. their own heat, 2<hi rend="superscript">o</hi> the heated air they introduce. &c.<lb/> | |||
1<hi rend="superscript">o</hi>. prevented by reducing them exactly yo the temperature at which<lb/> | |||
they are to remain. This may be done by either {Cooling or<lb/> | |||
{Heating</p> | |||
<p>1. Cooling by plunging in a tub of water exposed to<lb/> | |||
the air as it is always a few degrees lower from evaporation.<lb/> | |||
Qu. Might not this be rendered still lower by porous vessels, such<lb/> | |||
as are used in the East Indies?</p> | |||
<p>By afterwards mixing with the water in smaller quantity<lb/> | |||
some water drawn from the drippings of <unclear>y<hi rend="superscript"><gap/></hi></unclear> ice in the Magazine of<lb/> | |||
ice. The water thus slightly heated may be <del>as</del> used for cooling<lb/> | |||
other materials: & may be allowed to remain till used in the<lb/> | |||
spaces allotted for that <del>range</del> degree of temperature.</p> | |||
<p>For this purpose the Refrigeratory should be adjoining the Frigidarium</p><pb/> | |||
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IIo 4. Means of preventing chnages of temperature during the
necessary manipulations, &c. Videlicet, from
{entrance of external Air
{heat of persons.
{shifting materials
{examining materials.
{light
1. From the introduction of external air suring the entrance of
persons. Entry from above. Qu. Height of entry varied according to
the temperature of air? ex. gr. a summer door & a winter door.
Doors doubled. Qu. would not a gen slight asce descent
suffice, as no cold air could get out without hot airbeing able to supplying
its place which it could not in this case.
{Sketched drawing} Time of experim entrance {Sketched drawing struck through}
the dawn of day, as being the coolest in the 24h?
with sufficient light.
2. Heat of the bodies of persons - they should wear thick
cloathing, remain as short a time as possible in the frigidarium
& consume no time in deliberation.
3. Shifting Materials.- deranges temperature from two circumstances
1o. their own heat, 2o the heated air they introduce. &c.
1o. prevented by reducing them exactly yo the temperature at which
they are to remain. This may be done by either {Cooling or
{Heating
1. Cooling by plunging in a tub of water exposed to
the air as it is always a few degrees lower from evaporation.
Qu. Might not this be rendered still lower by porous vessels, such
as are used in the East Indies?
By afterwards mixing with the water in smaller quantity
some water drawn from the drippings of y ice in the Magazine of
ice. The water thus slightly heated may be as used for cooling
other materials: & may be allowed to remain till used in the
spaces allotted for that range degree of temperature.
For this purpose the Refrigeratory should be adjoining the Frigidarium
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