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Journal Article by ASHRAE, 2002
Bernard Nagengast
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In 1902, heat and humidity was ruining a publication being printed in color in Brooklyn, N.Y. At that time, the art and science of air conditioning was just beginning to evolve. Solving this printing problem lead to the start of industrial process air conditioning, as nurtured by a young engineer named Willis Haviland Carrier.
Citation: ASHRAE Journal, vol. 44, no. 6, June 2002