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- The amount of heat involved in raising or lowering the temperature of air, not including any heat required to cause water vapor to change state (e.g. from a gas to a liquid).
- Sheathing adds strength and wind resistance to house walls, and is now made in a variety of materials.
- Ventilation for the quick removal of air pollutants from near a source. See also local-exhaust ventilation.
- Insulation products that start out as a liquid, but end up as a solid.
- The naturally occurring phenomena of warm air exerting pressure on cooler air that results in warm air rising.
- The air leaving a house through a ventilation system.
- The amount of pressure exerted against the walls of a duct or airway, created by the friction and impact of air as it moves.
- The air entering a house through a ventilation system. Also, the conditioned air passing from a furnace/air conditioner into the living space.
- A grille through which fresh air enters a room. See also Exhaust grille.
- A general ventilation strategy that uses either a supply ventilation fan or a forced-air heating/cooling fan to draw air into a house.
- A general ventilation strategy that uses either a supply ventilation fan or a forced-air heating/cooling fan to draw air into a house.
- Terpenes are hydrocarbons - organic compounds made up of hydrogen and carbon - mainly from plants, and the main constituent of essential oils.
- A deliberate opening in an exterior wall through which air moves. The direction of air movement can be inward or outward, depending on the pressure difference between the indoors and the outdoors.
- Total solids are the weight of total dissolved solids (TDS), total suspended solids (TSS) and settleable solids per unit volume of water.
- Total suspended solids, sometimes called filterable solids, are typically larger particles found in water that will not pass through a .45 µm pore-diameter filter.
- A gas, often inert, that is used to evaluate the air-exchange rate in a house.
- A short duct connecting two rooms through which air can move when pressure imbalances occur between the rooms.
- An opening between two rooms through which air can move when pressure imbalances occur between the rooms.
- A federal agency charged with monitoring and regulating environmental quality, including air quality, and providing research-based information to the public.
- UVC has been shown to inactivate viruses, mycoplasma, bacteria, and fungi, whether suspended in air or deposited on surfaces.
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