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The location of vents is important. You should try to have your intake vent on the
windward side of the house and your outlet vent on the leeward side. In many
instances the direction of the prevailing winds will vary during the day and night.
The location of vents is important. You should try to have your intake vent on the
windward side of the house and your outlet vent on the leeward side. In many
instances the direction of the prevailing winds will vary during the day and night.
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where A is the area in square feet, H is the vertical distance in feet between vents
, Q is the required air flow in c.f.m., and AT is the temperature difference between
the inside ceiling and the outside shaded area (T^^ - Toutsae). ceiling shade ...
where A is the area in square feet, H is the vertical distance in feet between vents
, Q is the required air flow in c.f.m., and AT is the temperature difference between
the inside ceiling and the outside shaded area (T^^ - Toutsae). ceiling shade ...
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-Roof Vents -This side at peak of greenhouse ir-6" Note: All frame members,
except for vents, are 2"x4" wood. FIGURE 17-6: ROOF RAFTER
CONSTRUCTION mentioned elsewhere, the ventilation openings near or along
the roof should be ...
-Roof Vents -This side at peak of greenhouse ir-6" Note: All frame members,
except for vents, are 2"x4" wood. FIGURE 17-6: ROOF RAFTER
CONSTRUCTION mentioned elsewhere, the ventilation openings near or along
the roof should be ...
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| ºÃóҸԡÒà | Eugene Eccli |
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| ¼Ùé¨Ñ´¾ÔÁ¾ì | Rodale Press, 1976 |
| ISBN | 0878571140, 9780878571147 |
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