Lectures On Ventilation By Lewis W. Leeds 1976

This reprint of Lewis W. Leeds' seminal lectures, originally delivered in 1866-67, delves into the fundamentals and importance of proper ventilation. With historical insights and detailed illustrations, this book is a valuable resource for those interested in environmental control and public health advancements. "Lectures on Ventilation" by Lewis W. Leeds is a 19th-century scientific work focusing on the crucial role of proper ventilation in maintaining human health, particularly in urban environments. The book, based on a series of lectures delivered in Philadelphia, emphasizes the detrimental effects of poor air quality and advocates for effective air circulation to reduce mortality rates linked to respiratory diseases. It explores the principles of ventilation, the impact of air stagnation, and offers practical recommendations for improving air quality in various settings like homes, offices, and factories. The book is considered a significant historical resource for understanding the evolution of environmental technology and its relevance to building design and public health. • Reprint of 1866-67 lectures • Detailed illustrations • Published by American Life Foundation • Hardcover • Historical context Cover has minor wear and small corner tear. Condition: Pre-Owned Good Book(s) is(are) pre-owned. Condition is shown in photos. We do NOT use stock photos, what you see is really what you get! Comes from a smoke free home.