The phrase "air conditioning cold" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are describing the temperature of air produced by an air conditioning unit, but it would need to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The air conditioning is set to a cold temperature, making the room feel refreshing."
Alternatives: "cool air from the air conditioning" or "chilly air conditioning".
The heat is like a wall here, until we steer into a private resort behind iron gates which sports freshly mowed grass, waterscaping with artificial cascades, cool vapor misting from shade umbrellas, and, inside, air conditioning, cold sodas and a farraginous assortment of foods.
And the air conditioning blows cold.
An adsorption cooling machine with LiCl/Silica gel methanol was designed and tested, which can work for air conditioning and cold storage.
Direct expansion solar assisted heat pump systems have widely been used in solar drying, water heating, space heating, space air conditioning and cold storage applications.
Weather that extreme is hot air (you'll need air conditioning), or cold air (you'll need heat), your car will need to be checked that this system works wonders when it needs to work.
This kind of heat storage system is designed for passive cooling in air conditioning applications by cold accumulation through the solidification of PCM during the night and by cold discharge through the melting of PCM during the day.
Gellhorn's essay begins with a straight description of the conditions in the court, albeit an atmospheric, closely-observed description: "The air conditioning was too cold, and yet one sweated".
Air conditioning, hot and cold running water, toilets that flush, TV and the internet.
We can all point to behaviour that wastes energy – not switching off lights or computers, propping doors open, or my personal favourite: running a fan heater under your desk when the air conditioning gets too cold.
In winter, the air conditioning system of cold climate zones requires more heat.
In this work, a new approach for the design of air conditioning systems with cold thermal energy storage is described and tested, considering the case study represented by a vapor-compression chiller, coupled with a chilled water storage system, producing cooling for a small multi-apartment building situated in Italy.
