US EditionAir Conditioning: From Carrier's Ingenuity to Everyday Comfort
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When we think about air conditioning, we usually imagine relief in hot days, cool offices or pleasant shopping centers. But their story does not start at home, but at a printing press in New York at the beginning of the 20th century. The protagonist: Willis Haviland Carrier, a young engineer with a brilliant idea. In 1902, Carrier worked at the Buffalo Forge Company and was called to solve a problem in the company Sackett-Wilhelms, which printed…
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