Sentence examples for indoor equilibrium from inspiring English sources
While for radon dose assessment, radon gas measurement and the assumption of a common indoor equilibrium factor often are sufficient, thoron gas has proven to be an unreliable surrogate for a direct measurement of thoron decay products.
An indoor environment would reach an equilibrium that generally includes circadian cycles with, at different extent, smaller variation, similar frequency and a certain delay with respect to the outdoor climate (macroclimate).
Furthermore, the stack effect can be reduced after windows are opened from the thermal equilibrium created between indoor and outdoor temperatures (31).
In addition, new studies are suggesting that exposure to semi-volatile organic compounds may be occurring from equilibrium partitioning between the indoor gas phase and skin surfaces/clothing, which can lead to accumulation via skin absorption.
We use indoor air and dust measures to evaluate the equilibrium partitioning models developed by Weschler and Nazaroff.
A building is permanently in thermodynamic non-equilibrium due to changing weather, free gains and indoor temperature set-point.
Most DX A/C units are currently equipped with single-speed compressors and supply fans, relying on on off cycling compressors as a low-cost approach to maintain only indoor air dry-bulb temperature, resulting in either space overcooling or an uncontrolled equilibrium indoor relative humidity (RH) level.
When relative humidity changes, compressed earthen bricks usually reach an equilibrium in four days and it means compressed earthen bricks can be used to regulate indoor relative humidity.
In response, Weschler and Nazaroff developed a series of equilibrium partitioning models based on physical-chemical properties to describe the fate of SVOCs in indoor environments.
