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11 - 13 FIGURE 11 - 12 CONVECTION AT CURTAINED WINDOW CONVECTION
WITH TOP CAP OVER CURTAIN A simple but crude way of fixing the curtain to ...
Ceiling Ceiling - Warm Air Warm Air Curtain Curtain Local Convection FIGURE
11 - 13 FIGURE 11 - 12 CONVECTION AT CURTAINED WINDOW CONVECTION
WITH TOP CAP OVER CURTAIN A simple but crude way of fixing the curtain to ...
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How can the curtain itself be made more effective ? The curtain need not be
heavy , but the thicker it is , the more thermally resistant it will be and the warmer
the inside room ... Hooking these to the back of your curtains will certainly help .
How can the curtain itself be made more effective ? The curtain need not be
heavy , but the thicker it is , the more thermally resistant it will be and the warmer
the inside room ... Hooking these to the back of your curtains will certainly help .
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This liner can be hung behind your curtain from the same hooks to which the
curtain is attached . Your curtain can then be replaced or washed independently
of the liner . A detail of this curtain with the thermal liner is shown in Figure 11 -
15 .
This liner can be hung behind your curtain from the same hooks to which the
curtain is attached . Your curtain can then be replaced or washed independently
of the liner . A detail of this curtain with the thermal liner is shown in Figure 11 -
15 .
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| ISBN | 0878571140, 9780878571147 |
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