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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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10 / Air Motion and Ventilation 169 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 ...
10 / Air Motion and Ventilation 169 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 ...
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11 / The Specifics of Constructing Better Windows and Vents 185 When installing
these panels , you should line the edges with felt hair or the black
weatherstripping mentioned earlier to ensure a good seal . If this window has a
storm sash , it ...
11 / The Specifics of Constructing Better Windows and Vents 185 When installing
these panels , you should line the edges with felt hair or the black
weatherstripping mentioned earlier to ensure a good seal . If this window has a
storm sash , it ...
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| ºÃóҸԡÒà | Eugene Eccli |
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| ISBN | 0878571140, 9780878571147 |
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