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THE TURKISH BATH: It is constructed wholly of fireclay fireclay bricks, quarries, and cement. In the main it consists of a long FIG. 10. (Slevarton of F^adlaltu^ Surface -Scale of FeeK L/aconloufn. Cro&A Sec.tion A Fireclay Heating Apparatus. flue of firebricks and slabs, which coils backwards and forwards over itself till the desired amount of radiating
ITS DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION. 75 surface is gained. Between the coils are spaces for super-heating the air already warmed by passing over the actual furnace and into the warm air chamber, the air passing through by means of perforated bricks. The illustration shows a simple furnace ; but it would be an easy matter to improve upon this by providing iron airtight doors lined with fireclay, for cleansing flues and air-chambers. The example given is only suited to heat a small public bath. For a large set of hot rooms, a compound apparatus could be constructed by placing an additional furnace in a sub-basement, the one on the level of the sudatory supplying radiant heat, and the lower one hot air. Two such apparatus might be placed one behind the other, end to end, or might form the sides of the laconicum ; the last plan, however, being the least to be recommended, as in such positions they would not directly radiate their heat into the adjoining hot rooms. The advantage of such a furnace as that shown is that it supplies radiant heat of a most exhilarating kind, besides a proportion of heated air, and from a fireclay surface, the employment of which renders it absolutely impossible to overheat the air, or to contaminate it by deleterious particles resulting from the decomposition of metal. Moreover, the stoking of this class of furnace requires less arduous attention than an iron stove. Its disadvantage is that, should the temperature of the bath be allowed to fall markedly, it requires some time for the extra heat to be made up again. Inasmuch, however, as fires at public baths must be kept banked up overnight, this is not a matter of importance. It is this
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