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On a per square foot basis , they generally lose five to 10 times more heat than
do the walls or ceiling of a home . If you have a small , reasonably well - sealed
home , adding storm windows or double panes to your windows will generally do
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On a per square foot basis , they generally lose five to 10 times more heat than
do the walls or ceiling of a home . If you have a small , reasonably well - sealed
home , adding storm windows or double panes to your windows will generally do
...
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For example , if you want to vent the ceiling area , use the vents shown in Figure
10 - 7a ; if you want to vent the floor area , use the arrangement shown in Figure
10 - 7c . As you can see , there are several choices . Generally , Figure 10 - 7c ...
For example , if you want to vent the ceiling area , use the vents shown in Figure
10 - 7a ; if you want to vent the floor area , use the arrangement shown in Figure
10 - 7c . As you can see , there are several choices . Generally , Figure 10 - 7c ...
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the flow due to the temperature difference and that due to the summer breeze .
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( T inside - Toutside ) . ceiling shade For this particular site , I would rely on both
the flow due to the temperature difference and that due to the summer breeze .
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| ISBN | 0878571140, 9780878571147 |
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