The National Provisioner Volume 53 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1915 Excerpt: ...refrigerating machines and condensing side complete, also a 120-ton Coreless raw water flooded freezing system, and 1.800 feet of 2-inch direct expansion piping for ice storage rooms. City of Albany. Department of Health, Albany. Ga.; one 8-ton vertical single-acting beltdriven enclosed type refrigerating machine and high-pressure side complete, also 750 feet of 2-inch direct expansion piping for chill and meat storage rooms. Carrier Engineering Corporation. New York. N. Y.; one 40-ton vertical single-acting refrigerating machine, direct connected to Corliss valve engine, and condensing side complete, also 20 coils of Baudelot water coolers. This installation was made for the International Arms & Fuse Company, of Bloomfield. N. J. Model Dairy. Pueblo, Colo.; one 0-ton vertical single-acting belt-driven enclosed type refrigerating machine and high-pressure side complete. Robinson's Department Store, Eos Angeles. Cal.; one 5-ton vertical single-acting beltdriven enclosed type refrigerating machine and high-pressure side complete. Yern Clay. Mendon, Ohio (meats): a oneton vertical single-acting belt-driven enclosed type refrigerating machine and high-pressure side complete. Tiiomas A. Edison. Inc.. New York. N. Y. I for experimental purposes): one quarter-ton vertical single-acting belt-driven enclosed type refrigerating machine and high-pressure side complete. Orland Cheese & Butter Company, Orland. Cal.: one 6-ton vertical single-acting belt-driven enclosed type refrigerating machine and highpressure side complete. J. B. Ogier, San Jose, Cal.; a one-ton vertical single-acting belt-driven enclosed type refrigerating machine and high-pressure side complete. Bethany Hospital. Kansas City. Kan.; one 12-ton vertical single-acting belt-driven enclosed type...