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Journal Article

Author
Corner, W. S.
Title
Ventilators of turbo-alternators - wet air filtering process (Illustrated)
In
Commonwealth Engineer
Imprint
vol. 1, no. 11, Jun 1914, pp. 365-368
Abstract

Mr. W. S. Corner, of Ultimo Power House, Sydney, has, in the course of experience, acquired much data on the above question, and he describes the methods adopted for dealing with ventilation, the whole having been embodied in a paper read before the Electrical Association of N.S.W. One of the chief features - wet air filtering process - has been described at length.

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