M. S. Cooley, Vacuum cleaning systems (1913)
“ Before the engineer begins to prepare his specifications for a proposed vacuum cleaning system, he will naturally consider carefully the conditions to be met in the particular installation contemplated. Having considered these conditions, he can readily determine the type of system that will operate most efficiently and economically under such conditions. It is, therefore, natural to assume that the best interests of his clients can be obtained by confining his specifications to apparatus of the type giving the most efficient results for the special conditions to be met. ”
