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Boilers, Gas Richardson & Boynton Go. Manufacturers of "Richardson" "Perfect" Heating and Cooking Apparatus since 1837 260 Fifth Avenue, New York City New York Utica Minneapolis Newark Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh Boston Detroit Chicago Buffalo Providence New "RICHARDSON" Square Cased Boilers Finish.--The outer casing is. finished with high lustre blue Japan that is durable, easy to clean and will not crack or peel. The doors, ashpit front and smokebox, in other words, all cast iron parts not covered by the casing are coated with black enamel. Insulation.--The lining or insulation of the "Richardson" boiler is of 1 in. 8-ply asbestos air cell and is attached to the cases when shipped. It thus cannot be damaged in transit or in handling. The air space between the heating unit and the outer casing provides extra heat conserving insulation. Casings.--The casings are cut in half from side to side at the flow openings on the top of the boiler and horizontally at the return tappings so that they can be attached after all piping connections to the boiler are made. RICHARDSON SQUARE CASED BOILER Sectional View of"Richardson" Square Cased Boiler showing round interior construction, extra air space insulation and heavy asbestos insulation on outer casing. Steam No. Rating, sq. ft. Water No. Rating, sq. ft. Grate area, sq. ft. Diam. of grate, in. Height, in. Water Smoke line, pipe. Water Steam stm., in. in. Square of base, in. Outlets, in. Steam Water 1-S-l l-S-2 l-S-3 l-S-4 l-S-5 l-S-6 l-S-7 l-S-8 350 425 550 650 800 900 1050 1150 1-W-l l-W-2 l.W-3 l-W-4 1-W-5 l-W-6 l-W-7 l-W-8 550 675 850 1050 1350 1500 1700 1900 1.58 1.58 2.18 2.18 2.89 2.89 3.70 3.70 17 17 20 20 23 23 26 26 43 493/4 44% 7 26*4 2-2'4 2--2/z 47 53'/, 48% 7 26*/4 2--2Vi 2-2/2 43J4 50% 45% 8 293/4 2--3 2-3 47y. 54% 49Vi 6 293/4 2--3 2--3 46% 53% 483/4 9 323/4 2--3 2--3 50% 57% 521% 9 323/4 2--3 2-3 47 55 49% 10 36% 2-3/z 2-3/2 51 59 533,5 10 36% 2-3'% 2--3% "Richardson" System of Mechanical Warm Air Heating and Ventilating The Richardson System of Mechanical Heating and Ventilating provides a predetermined volume of fresh, warmed, moist air uniformly throughout the space to be heated. This system is especially suitable for the heating and ventilating of schools, churches, auditoriums, large residences, hospitals, garages, manufacturing plants, and is applicable to commercial enterprises where drying is to be done. Heat is evenly distributed to all parts of the building at the proper temperature, and a healthful air condition is also maintained at all times without drafts, summer as well as winter, irrespective of the outside temperature conditions or direction of the winds.' This system is customarily installed with a sufficient capacity to provide from three to seven changes of air to each room per hour, depending on the' type of the building and the number of people occupying the space to be heated. By means of the Richardson System entire buildings can be wanned within 90 minutes from the time the heaters are put in operation. How the System Works--The Richardson System of Mechanical Heating and Ventilating consists of warm air heaters (designed for this purpose) with fans or blowers. Fresh outdoor air is drawn from a fresh air room by a fan into the plenum or pressure chamber back of the "Perfect" Warm Air Heaters; from here the air is passed over the prime heating surface of the heater which.is set in a galvanized or brick housing known as the heat chamber, and thoroughly, warmed. The air is then forced through ducts and discharged into the various rooms through grilles or registers located about 8 ft. above the floor level or placed in or just above the floor as may be necessary, according to the adaptability of the' house or building to be heated, thus assuming the control of the movement of all air to the rooms connected to the system. The vitiated or cooled air in the rooms is ex hausted (to make space for the fresh warmed air) into vent stacks through grilles at the floor line, fitted with louvers, or slatted and highly sensitive metal panels, which prevent back-drafts. Boilers, Gas L. J. Mueller Furnace Go. Manufacturers and Western Distributors 200 Reed Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Richardson & Boynton Go. Eastern Distributors 260 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. Gas-Era Gas-Fired Boiler Adaptable for steam or hot water heating. Completely automatic operation. Cast iron construction for durability, with asbestos-lined metallic jacket. Vertical burner adjust ment permits use with any manufactured or natural gas. Have steady water line and will not prime. Interior surfaces may be thoroughly cleaned without disturbing jacket. Multiple unit construction permits increase in size when desired. Boiler is highly efficient securing maximum heat utilization with minimum gas consumption. STEAM WATER STEAM WATER Boiler A.GJl. No. Katmg 13-S 25-S 37-S 49-S 511-S 613-S 715-S 817-S 919-S 1021-S 1123-S 1225-S 420 840 1260 1680 2100 2520 2940 3360 3780 4200 4620 5040 Boiler No. 13-W 2S-W 37-W 49-W 511-W 613-W 715-W 817-W 919-W 1021-W II23-W 1225-W A.GjA. Rating 670 1340 2010 2680 3350 4020 4690 5360 6030 6700 7370 8040 Boiler No. 1327-S 1429-S 1531-S 1634-S 1838-S 2042-S 2246-S 24505 2654-S 285S-S 3062-S A.G.A. Boiler A.G^i. Rating No. Rating 5460 5880 6300 6720 7560 8400 9240 10080 10920 11760 12600 1327-W 1429-W 1531-W 1634-Wj 1838-W 2042-W 2246-W 2450-W 2654-W 2858-W 3062-W 8710 9380 10050 10720 12060 13400 14740 16080 17420 18760 20100 Gas-Era Boiler Standard Equipment with all Boilers. Insulated metallic jacket, draft hood, gas pressure regulator, electric gas valve, safety pilot, main gas cock, pilot gas cock, draw-off cock, cleaning brush. Steam boilers have automatic steam and vapor pressure regulator and low water cut-off, water gauge and try cocks, retard steam gauge and pop safety valve. Water boilers have automatic water temperature regulator, altitude gauge and thermometer. Gas-Era Gas-Fired Warm Air Furnace Cast iron construction, with lacquered casing in attractive color. Completely automatic, tamper-proof operation. Burns any gas, natural or manufactured. Accessible for cleaning. Ample free area. Automatic moisture supply. Adaptable for forced air heating on large jobs. Multiple unit construction. Furnace No. 1 (10)* 2(20) 3(30) m4 (40) AJGJl. Input Rating B.t.u per Hour 65,000 130,000 195,000 260,000 325,000 390,000 Total Load B.t.u per Hour 47,500 95,000 142,500 190,000 237,500 285,000 Capacity Warm Air Pipes Sq. In. 430 860 1290 1720 2150 2580 Same furnace, less electrical equipment and automatic humidifier. Data on larger units on application. 561 Gas-Era Furnace