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Results tagged with building-physics
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The application of physics to the built environment, particularly with regard to the movement of heat, air, moisture, pollutants and light through buildings.
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Function of air conditioner
What i always thought that air conditioners blow the cool air without knowing that they actually take the warm air from indoor and from outdoor. But whats the point of taking air from indoor and outdo …
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