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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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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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Eugene Eccli. 17 / The Greenhouse as a Source of Food and Winter Heat 305 -
Roof Vents This side at peak of greenhouse 11 ' - 6 " - - 24 ' - 0 "Note : All frame
members , except for vents , are 2 " x4 " wood . FIGURE 17 - 6 : ROOF RAFTER ...
Eugene Eccli. 17 / The Greenhouse as a Source of Food and Winter Heat 305 -
Roof Vents This side at peak of greenhouse 11 ' - 6 " - - 24 ' - 0 "Note : All frame
members , except for vents , are 2 " x4 " wood . FIGURE 17 - 6 : ROOF RAFTER ...
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| ºÃóҸԡÒà | Eugene Eccli |
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| ¼Ùé¨Ñ´¾ÔÁ¾ì | Rodale Press, 1976 |
| ISBN | 0878571140, 9780878571147 |
| ¤ÇÒÁÂÒÇ | 408 ˹éÒ |
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