Sentence examples for house air from inspiring English sources
So if the weather is going to be nasty for a few days, use that time to clean out..then let the house air out during the lovely fresh-aired days following.
David Blunkett MP Lab, Sheffield Brightside and Hillsborough There is legitimate concern about the scrutinising and revising role of the Lords following the formation of the coalition, whose parties form a majority of the political members of the house (Air of mystery hangs over Lords reform, 19 May).
These homes are modelled to interrogate the impact of the passive ventilation strategy on house air exchange rate and thermal heating energy loads.
Data about energy consumption (disaggregated and whole house), air exchanges, water use and the interactions between the different technologies (for instance, do they support each other or are there redundancies?) are included in this category.
Open image in new window Fig. 11 Monthly average house air conditions when using the solar-desiccant heating, ventilating and air-conditioning system for the installed system: a return air (RA) dry bulb temperature; and b return air (RA) humidity ratio.
In 1953, steel and concrete pen houses were built at the back of the building to house air conditioning equipment.
A refrigeration engineer, he had the foresight to buy an old house, air-condition it, and lease it as office space — possibly the first air-conditioned offices in that hot and sultry town.
Figure 18b shows the electricity consumption of the house air-conditioning system, along with the performance coefficient of the air-conditioning system.
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(His "water man," William Wendling, who told me he has installed whole-house air and water filtration systems for Oliver Stone and Donna Karan, said prices start at $1,000).
In contrast, most conventional heating and air-conditioning systems are closed loops of in-house air, Mr. Trolle said, with no provision for bringing in fresh air, aside from opening a window or door.
