Sentence examples for separate ventilation systems from inspiring English sources

Oneida Ltd.'s factory and warehouse, with 700 to 800 employees, already has smoking rooms with separate ventilation systems, Dave Gymburch, a company spokesman, said last week.

Mr. Spano has asked for a temporary waiver for businesses that have enclosed smoking areas with separate ventilation systems and can demonstrate financial hardship.

The trauma center includes seven negative-pressure rooms with separate ventilation systems for patients who are highly contagious, and decontamination areas in the event of a chemical or biological attack.

The cabin air is also divided into separate ventilation systems covering every seven rows or so, limiting the ability of germs to travel from one end of the plane to the other.

There are 72 municipalities in America that ban smoking in any restaurant or bar, according to Mr. Filler, and hundreds offer some other variation on a law against public smoking, allowing people to light up in stand-alone bars, or permitting smoking in restaurant bars that have separate ventilation systems.

Each of the chambers was equipped with separate ventilation systems and individual control of light, temperature, humidity and CO2.

Each stall had a floor area of 12 m, individual floor drain and separate ventilation system.

In May 2008, the General Tobacco Control Law was signed, which prohibited smoking in all enclosed workplaces and hospitality venues, while allowing for designated smoking areas (DSAs), as long as they had a separate ventilation system and were physically separated by walls from the rest of the venue (Ley General para el Control del Tabaco, 2008).

The paper brings new evidence on the impact of separate mechanical ventilation system on the annual energy and exergy performance of several design alternatives of residential heating systems, when they are designed for a house in Montreal.

Therefore, the use of a separate mechanical ventilation system in a house should be considered with caution, and recommended only when other means for controlling the indoor air quality cannot be applied.

This component depends on commitments to improve the quality and quantity of outside air, maximize natural ventilation with mixed-mode heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning (HVAC) systems, and separate ventilation air from thermal conditioning, provide task air and individual control, and improve pollution source control and filtration.