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The air conditioning is on! On 18 and June 19, 2013 to increase the temperature in the Netherlands is to a great height. Heat is an issue where people are trying to find solutions for centuries. The first primitive refrigeration came from ancient times, but the real breakthrough came in 1902 when Willis Haviland Carrier American invented modern air conditioning.
The Egyptians were probably the first who tried to cool their buildings. They hung before reeds in window openings and moistened with water. Due to the evaporation of water and the wind which cooled the room blew against the reed and was humidified. The Romans built contrast, small pipes in the walls of their homes to make room so cool, while the Persians in the Middle Ages made use of wind towers, where the wind was collected and was fed by water to cool the air. On the other side of the tower there was then cool air verkoelde from which squares or buildings. The first air conditioning
The first pass for the modern equivalent of the air conditioning back to the 19th century. John Gorrie, a doctor from South Carolina, moved to Florida to do research in this tropical diseases that occurred there, such as yellow fever. He wondered why yellow fever in the north of the United States hardly occurred, as opposed to the warmer southern states, and thought that it could have to do with the difference coldrooms in climate. coldrooms He wanted to cool the hospital room with ice to fight the disease, but in the warm Florida ice was not always available. Gorrie therefore devised a steam engine coldrooms in which water could be converted by means of air in ice, which was then used on the ceiling through a system in order to cool the air in the room. He tried in vain to sell his invention. Gorrie died bankrupt but is considered officially by the US Agency for patents as the founder of modern freezer. Many Florida residents also call him as the air conditioning, but Gorrie never received patents. Modern air conditioning
The inventor of the air conditioning as it was still used Willis Haviland Carrier, engineer at a company in Buffalo. In 1902, Carrier was hoping to find a solution to the heat in a print shop in Brooklyn. The paper with the fresh ink namely pulled crooked due to the heat in the building. Carrier developed the 'Apparatus for Treating Air', a mechanical machine in which the hot air was sucked coldrooms into the device and then blew past some coils. These coils were cooled by means of water and chemical substances such as ammonia. The cooled coldrooms air came through a fan back in the same room. Air conditioning for everyday use
The design of Carrier coldrooms was revolutionary, because it worked automatically and was adjustable, but far too large and noisy to serve in houses. Around 1933 by entrepreneurs Schultz coldrooms and Sherman was the air conditioning which was designed attached to the outside of a window. In the first years these models were very expensive, so only rich people could afford the devices. In 1939 he was on the air conditioning
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The air conditioning is on! On 18 and June 19, 2013 to increase the temperature in the Netherlands is to a great height. Heat is an issue where people are trying to find solutions for centuries. The first primitive refrigeration came from ancient times, but the real breakthrough came in 1902 when Willis Haviland Carrier American invented modern air conditioning.
The Egyptians were probably the first who tried to cool their buildings. They hung before reeds in window openings and moistened with water. Due to the evaporation of water and the wind which cooled the room blew against the reed and was humidified. The Romans built contrast, small pipes in the walls of their homes to make room so cool, while the Persians in the Middle Ages made use of wind towers, where the wind was collected and was fed by water to cool the air. On the other side of the tower there was then cool air verkoelde from which squares or buildings. The first air conditioning
The first pass for the modern equivalent of the air conditioning back to the 19th century. John Gorrie, a doctor from South Carolina, moved to Florida to do research in this tropical diseases that occurred there, such as yellow fever. He wondered why yellow fever in the north of the United States hardly occurred, as opposed to the warmer southern states, and thought that it could have to do with the difference coldrooms in climate. coldrooms He wanted to cool the hospital room with ice to fight the disease, but in the warm Florida ice was not always available. Gorrie therefore devised a steam engine coldrooms in which water could be converted by means of air in ice, which was then used on the ceiling through a system in order to cool the air in the room. He tried in vain to sell his invention. Gorrie died bankrupt but is considered officially by the US Agency for patents as the founder of modern freezer. Many Florida residents also call him as the air conditioning, but Gorrie never received patents. Modern air conditioning
The inventor of the air conditioning as it was still used Willis Haviland Carrier, engineer at a company in Buffalo. In 1902, Carrier was hoping to find a solution to the heat in a print shop in Brooklyn. The paper with the fresh ink namely pulled crooked due to the heat in the building. Carrier developed the 'Apparatus for Treating Air', a mechanical machine in which the hot air was sucked coldrooms into the device and then blew past some coils. These coils were cooled by means of water and chemical substances such as ammonia. The cooled coldrooms air came through a fan back in the same room. Air conditioning for everyday use
The design of Carrier coldrooms was revolutionary, because it worked automatically and was adjustable, but far too large and noisy to serve in houses. Around 1933 by entrepreneurs Schultz coldrooms and Sherman was the air conditioning which was designed attached to the outside of a window. In the first years these models were very expensive, so only rich people could afford the devices. In 1939 he was on the air conditioning
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