Sentence examples for extraction ventilation from inspiring English sources

[b] Smoking Robot carousel where cigarettes are loaded and smoked, enclosed within an extraction ventilation hood.

In Portugal improvements have been made in the air permeability of window frames, but despite the improvements also made in installing mechanical extraction ventilation devices in kitchens and toilets, these often do not guarantee the minimum number of air change rates required.

The surface wells drained 40.1%% of the total gas, the roof roadway boreholes 37.9%%, and buried pipes 22.0 %. Figure 10 shows that after the adoption of the Y-type ventilation extraction system, the gas concentration of return air was between 0.15 % and 0.64 % with a ventilation rate of 2100 2750 m3/min (only dropping to 1620 m3/min just before completion).

Aerosol particles can be removed from room air by two principal mechanisms, gravitational deposition and extraction via exhaust ventilation.

The use of an electronic search strategy resulted in highly accurate extraction of mechanical ventilation initiation in the ICU.

Operational characteristics of extraction fans, trickle ventilators, and mechanical ventilation and heat recovery systems were matched to UK industry norms and specified to comply with minimum whole house ventilation rates required by Approved Document F of the Building Regulations for England and Wales.

The aim of this research is to find the optimum smoke extraction rate through the ventilation shaft in case of a fire in a long road tunnel.

Ventilation and extraction systems have to be designed with accuracy in order to control the longitudinal motion of the fire-induced smoke and to extract it efficiently in a zone close to the fire source.

The Indian homes were small, portable tentlike structures with little in the way of ventilation or extraction of smoke generated from burning dung and crop residues.

Moreover, fitting extraction fans and trickle ventilators to restore ventilation will help offset the additional burden only if the ventilation related energy efficiency gains are lost.

Fitting extraction fans and trickle ventilators to restore ventilation will help offset the additional burden but only if the ventilation related energy efficiency gains are lost.