Excerpts from “Elementary Mechanical Refrigeration” by Fred E Matthews, 1912

The following are several pages taken from the above mentioned book.  A similar explanation is more or less copied in “Power’s Principles of Refrigeration” of which I have a 1921 copy.  Take special note of the beautiful illustration below.  Clicking on it should provide a larger version.  I’ve seen outlines comparing mechanical refrigeration to water pumps in the sense that they both require work to lift, pump or otherwise increase a potential, but never to the great painstaking detail as is laid out in the following pages.

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The book was short, but a joy to read.  The whole thing was written in this very simple, straight forward language; gradually building on ideas throughout it’s pages.

M.C. Pletcher

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