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The installation of high and low air vents is one effective method of achieving
summer ventilation . The hot air in your house will rise and exit from the high vent
, while cool air will be drawn in through the low vent . The location of vents is ...
The installation of high and low air vents is one effective method of achieving
summer ventilation . The hot air in your house will rise and exit from the high vent
, while cool air will be drawn in through the low vent . The location of vents is ...
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The plan at the end of this chapter gives an example of how you can estimate the
number of vents you will need . ... Note that while the size of the outlet is
important , its position on the wall is somewhat arbitrary because you can vent
any part ...
The plan at the end of this chapter gives an example of how you can estimate the
number of vents you will need . ... Note that while the size of the outlet is
important , its position on the wall is somewhat arbitrary because you can vent
any part ...
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where A is the area in square feet , H is the vertical distance in feet between
vents , 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 inside Toutside ) .
ceiling ...
where A is the area in square feet , H is the vertical distance in feet between
vents , 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 inside Toutside ) .
ceiling ...
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| ºÃóҸԡÒà | Eugene Eccli |
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| ISBN | 0878571140, 9780878571147 |
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