Sentence examples for general ventilation from inspiring English sources

These have been intensively studied and results incorporated into various general ventilation models in the past.

Airflow patterns and pollutant concentration distributions are analyzed while performances of the general ventilation and fume hoods are discussed.

It is difficult for the traditional ventilation, such as general ventilation or local ventilation, to remove dusts effectively when dust source is changeable in a workshop, especially in a large space.

Moreover, analysis of range and analysis of variance are adopted to analyze the simulation results, which suggests that pollutant source location, supply location and ACH are three dominant factors for the performances of the general ventilation.

This paper presents an investigation of the design and performance characteristics of personalized ventilation (PV) systems that, in combination with general ventilation, deliver high quality air to the breathing zone (BZ) with no more clean air supply than indicated by ANSI/ASHRAE 62.1-2004, while satisfying acceptable ergonomic and aesthetic considerations.

It can be observed that the main airflow is flowing from left to right by the pathlines, indicating the general ventilation status in this straight entry.

General dilution ventilation reduces the risk of transmitting airborne pathogens; however, as described for M. tuberculosis, room ventilation is theoretically limited in decreasing this risk, especially when the exposure concentration is high (14).

This paper describes how environmental design considerations in general, and ventilation considerations in particular, shape the architecture of advanced naturally ventilated (ANV) buildings.

In developed countries, cement industries use more efficient dust control methods, such as enclosure of dust emitting machinery, general mechanical ventilation in the production areas, wet dust suppression during cleaning activities and use of local exhaust ventilation from the crusher and packing machinery [ 17].

This review evaluates the role of general ward ventilation to assess whether or not it affects the transmission of infection.

In general, mechanical ventilation should be considered when there are clinical or laboratory signs that the patient cannot maintain an open airway or adequate oxygenation or ventilation [ 14].