Sentence examples for while the ventilation from inspiring English sources
Regarding the airflow patterns it was found that while the ventilation of indoor spaces improved the CO concentration decreased to half the value.
For the typical building cooling load, the system can handle the zone cooling load (mainly sensible) by radiant cooling with the chilled water from absorption refrigeration, while the ventilation load (largely latent) by desiccant dehumidification.
The entrance gateway to the northbound tunnel was Grade II listed in 1973, while the ventilation towers were listed in 2000.
The building was shut for a year while workers replaced the ventilation system, all the carpeting and upholstery, and the walls in the basement, to rid the building of the poisonous mold.
This 'rebalancing' of the ventilator settings in favor of a more lung protective strategy has been achieved principally by reducing tidal volume from 590 to 506 ml, while simultaneously increasing the ventilation rate from 13 to 15 bpm.
While the natural ventilation double-skin façade is a widely-used technology, its thermal performance is not yet fully understood.
The breathing pattern was significantly modified by changes in the level of pressure support, with large variations in the frequency/tidal volume ratio while the minute ventilation remained constant.
Briefly, small-amplitude (1 cmH2O peak to peak) pressure forcing signal (0.5-21 Hz) generated by a loudspeaker-in-box system was driven to the trachea via a polyethylene tube (100 cm length, 0.375 cm ID) while the mechanical ventilation was paused at end-expiration.
Also replacing some switches are touch-sensitive strips that control the ventilation system while continuing the design theme.
Finally, the proposed control architecture is applied to the Passeig de Gràcia metro station in Barcelona as a case study, validating the usefulness of the proposed approach and obtaining more than 30% of energy savings in the ventilation system, while maintaining the pre-existing comfort levels.
While the cross-ventilation performance of isolated buildings has been thoroughly documented in the literature, the phenomenon is still not tackled in the context of a courtyard building, both in isolated as well as urban conditions.
