HomeMy WebLinkAbout1922.01.2 - 1922 - HeatingMANUFACTURERS BENT AND SPECIAL PIFE WOt~ POWER HOUSE PIPE EOUIPM ENTS ~.T3.': - WATER SUPPLY EQUIPMENTS
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B ~IIri\~ ~~C~(. DRAWINGS. RECORDS. ETC. of THE
LIQUIDATED YORK EN 6INEERING CO.
COMPLETE STEAM AND ELECTRICAL
POWER PLANTS
PIPING EQUIPMENTS
CONTRACTORS HEATING AND VENTILATING STOKERS HAND AND MECHANICAL FOR
~ POWER AND HEATING BOILERS
SPRINKLER SYSTEMS, ETC.
SCHOOL AND THEATRE VENTILATING
A SPECIALTY September 15, 1922 •
To the Bo~~rd of County Commissioners,
Carlisle, Penna.
The undersigned agrees to furnish all labor and
materials necessary to the complete installation of the
Central Heating Plant for tYie Cumberland County Home as
shown and described by the plans X125-7, 8, 9 and 10 in-
clusive and specifications prepared by I'. G. Fahnestock, Jr.,
401 Patriot Building, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Architect;
this v~rork to include everything necessary to the completion
of the Centr~.l Heating Plant with the exception of the
erection of the Boiler House and the Electric Wiring, using
Wm. Page Boiler for the sum of ELEVEN THOIiSAND 1~IVE HIJNDI~ED
SE .,~;TY NINE DOLLARS (~11, 579 .00) ;
using Hart & Crouse Boiler for the sum of TWELVE
THO~JSAND TWO HtTrTDRED FIFTY EIGHT DOLLARS (~12, 258.00) ;
using American Radiator Boiler, for the sum of
ELEVEN THOIiSAND SEVEN Hii?TDRED TWENTY THREE DOLLARS (~11, 723.00) ;
using 2-~5-36-12 Hart 8c Crouse Surface Burning
Boilers each 6300 sq.f t., each 16 sq.ft. grate and 63" water
1 ine, for the sum of ELEVE'T THOti SAND TH31EE HtT1TDRED F,LEVEN
DOLLARS 011,311.00).
If the contract is ayrarded to the undersigned within
ten days after opening of bids, the undersigned will have the
entire system installed complete on or before the 15th day of
Lecember 1922.
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Some of the buildings on which we furnished eyuipmeut in connection with Heating, `~entiltiting and Air Conditioning and which will indicate
the class of buildings in which we install our ~rnrk.
'l'he air conditioning of banking rooms, vaults, basements and store buildings makes them habittible in all kinds of weather because of a constant
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The ccutre l:n'gc illustration represents the banking room of the first Rational Bank o[ AV'illiamsport, Pa.. which we Heated and Ventilated,
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School \u. 7, Aless's. Archer ~ .Allen, ,\rchitects, Baltimore. AId. 1 and -1-~V`arrrn VV'ebstcr V Co.. Camden, A. J.
?drools Xoe. 10 and 12, AI r. Paul A. Uacis, :kd. .Architect, 1'hiladclphia. I'a. 11-Evans, Almirall V Lo., Acw ]"ork. A. 1".
~droul Au. 11, AlcTiinley 'Training School, AI r. Snmt'den Ashford, 1C and 1°_-Stewart A. Jclldtr ~ Co., Philadelphia, Penna.
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The illustration on this pale sho~~•s a most modern installation in e~•ery particular.
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1-Injector side of boiler. :1-Electrical centrifugal pumps and control bos.
2-],oolong oaer top of boilers from front gallery. l~Top of boilers from rear of gallery.
:t-Pump stage, recoiling tank and electric pump at rear of boilers. 7-\lain steam cross line and gauges rear of gallery
-1 -Boiler house end of buildings. S-Diagonal section of boiler room.
9-Pine subways under main gangway.