Mechanische Contracting & Sanitär Januar-dezember 1912. lso, dass der Monteur nicht war ein sehr in die Arbeit der langjährige. Auch, dass itsaved der alte Mann durchaus ein wenig durch beingable den Job zu tun, wie er getan hat. Jetzt die Heizkörper auf ein Job kann Links 16 in den Raum geschwungen, wenn Sie tobronze seitlich zur Wand, oder thatside kann bis vor dem ersten Dierechte eingestellt ist berührt werden wollen. Bei der Festlegung der radiatora sehr viele Monteure immer bis über die allballed measurementsand wenn Zeit Haken bis zu whysomeone kommt, sonst hat es Recht zu machen, Pro-haps. Nun ist dies aber nicht ganz so schlimm, auf einem Handgefärbtem Leitung Job (

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Mechanical Contracting & Plumbing January-December 1912 . lso that the fitter was not a very longtime in doing the work. Also that itsaved the old man quite a bit by beingable to do the job just as he did. Now the radiators on a job can be left16 swung out into the room, if you want tobronze the side towards the wall, or thatside can be touched up first before theradiator is set. In setting the radiatora great many fitters always get allballed up about the measurementsand when time to hook up comes, whysomeone else has to make it right, per-haps. Now this is not so very bad, on aone pipe job (unless the fellow has gotthe stub too near the wall); but on ajob where the radiator has a return youall know that the measurements have gotto come within half an inch at the mostof being correct. It does seem to me that the fittershould come as near as the half inchmentioned, but many of them never do.Now the fellow has either a radiatorbook, or the knowledge in his head, orthe valve itself to go to and the same in-formation as to the radiator. He gets. Figure 2. lost I guess and just drifts along lettingit go any old way. There is another consideration righthere, though, and that is the carpenter.Many times when the fitter has done hiswork entirely correct and left the stubsin the right place, when he comes tomake good the connection he finds thatsome son of a gun of a carpenter hascome along and deliberately driven thestub out of the way and that it is fromone to four inches off the true measure.I never saw a carpenter yet who wouldnot do this trick if the stub was in theway and would make him saw a boardor two. So, after a few experiences of thiskind and when I had got good enoughat the business so that I could measureand be sure that the radiator and valvewould come right as I laid it out, I al-ways used to anchor my steam or hotwater stubs just where I wanted them to(Continued on page 18.) The Time Required to Heat a Radiator James A. Donnelly Explains a Method of Figurin

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