Sentence examples for emission house from inspiring English sources
Therefore predominant PDEs could be considered first when the zero emission house (ZEH) is developed.
An aim in developing low volatile organic compound (VOCs) emission house is to reduce the level of VOCs in domestic housing.
PDEs could be suitable methods to house owner who does not have professional knowledge in construction of zero emission house (ZEH).
This paper initiates an approach which takes into account the energy requirements at the building scale (i.e. embodied and operational of the building and its systems) and the city scale i.e. transport energy (both direct and indirect) of the users of a net zero emission house located in Auckland, New Zealand and evaluates its energy consumption and CO2 emissions.
The Solar Decathlon contest [7] is aimed at developing a house which can itself generate its own energy requirement, by applying the different studies of an energy efficient home (EEH), energy plus home (EPH), zero emission house (ZEH) and others.
Air scrubbers and biofilters were introduced as a low ammonia emission housing technique.
The main conclusion is that there is a need to develop integrated tools which should enhance the efficiency of net zero emission houses and user transportation modes in a single framework such that each of the embodied, operational and transport energy emissions attributed to the building users can be reduced in order to move towards a low energy society.
Since there is no other large pollution source nearby, the estrogenic material was most likely from vehicle emissions, house heating sources and oil fumes of house cooking.
Now, in the light of the upcoming G8 summit in Hokkaido (July 7-9), the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry METIis is constructing a new zero-emission house [JP].
These studies provide sufficient evidence that childhood lead exposure should be reduced even more by banning all nonessential uses of lead and further reducing the allowable levels of lead in air emissions, house dust, soil, water, and consumer products.
