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Hence, less cold air must be heated. Yet a third reason is that the cold, dry
outside air is excluded so it doesn't have the effect of lowering the humidity inside
. Cold air has a much lower humidity content than warm air. If the infiltrated air isn'
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Hence, less cold air must be heated. Yet a third reason is that the cold, dry
outside air is excluded so it doesn't have the effect of lowering the humidity inside
. Cold air has a much lower humidity content than warm air. If the infiltrated air isn'
t ...
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Dampers or balancing valves on central heating systems should be adjusted to
make sure no part of the house is too hot or too cold. If the bedrooms or other
areas away from the thermostat are too hot, for example, then the heating system
will ...
Dampers or balancing valves on central heating systems should be adjusted to
make sure no part of the house is too hot or too cold. If the bedrooms or other
areas away from the thermostat are too hot, for example, then the heating system
will ...
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1t could be a source of additional heat for your house on cold winter days. 3. It
could help to moderate the humidity in your house during those cold, dry winter
months. 4. It could provide a summer- or springlike environment on a year-round
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1t could be a source of additional heat for your house on cold winter days. 3. It
could help to moderate the humidity in your house during those cold, dry winter
months. 4. It could provide a summer- or springlike environment on a year-round
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| ºÃóҸԡÒà | Eugene Eccli |
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| ISBN | 0878571140, 9780878571147 |
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