The phrase "a test house" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a facility or organization that conducts tests, typically in contexts related to product testing, software testing, or quality assurance.
Example: "The new software will undergo rigorous evaluations at a test house before its official release."
Alternatives: "testing facility" or "evaluation center".
With the limited research budget 14 different roof constructions were selected and tested on a test house.
Open air experiments were conducted of impulse current distribution in the lightning protection system, supplying cable and electrical installation of a test house equipped with electrical and electronic household appliances.
The aim of this research is to investigate wind pressure coefficients on a test house located in Norway in order to pave the way for improved analysis of wind-driven roofing ventilation.
First, in a boundary layer wind tunnel, facade pressures near openings of a test house were recorded for multiple incident wind angles using a 1 25 scale building model.
The historic city of Porec, in the Istrian region of Croatia, is currently working on creating an albergo diffuso And the 14th-century Alpine village of Mase (population 220) in Switzerland has opened a test house — a charming wooden chalet called Au Bois de Lune (41-27-281-20-22; mase.ch), with rates for two from about 500 euros a week.
"This home is also a test house," said Brunn.
Sorption parameters estimated in a test chamber are then applied to an actual test house in Kuwait as an example building.
The model developed in this study predicts concentration profiles that fit very well with the concentrations measured in an actual test house located in Kuwait, providing good prediction of ways of improving air quality inside buildings in all locations.
The detailed running performance of each subsystem was comparatively analyzed in a full-scale test house in a cold climate zone.
He aims, in the next few years, to simplify ASE's byzantine corporate structure by absorbing key subsidiaries: the 50%-owned ASE Test, a Nasdaq-listed specialized test house, and the 60%-owned ASE Materials, the substrate maker.
This paper presents the results of an investigation of the thermal performance of a purpose built, full-scale, test house.
