Sentences with phrase «mechanical cooling»

Yes, we need to keep doing all that — and doing it better — but we should also be thinking about incorporating efficient mechanical cooling systems.

My rationale is driven by the fact that research indicates that the simple availability of mechanical cooling is a enhancing factor for its use.

I'm suggesting doing that AND including provisions to incorporate mechanical cooling now or in the future.

If climate change will effectively move our buildings hundreds or even a thousand miles south, in terms of cooling loads and humidity, we need to provide for mechanical cooling.

They provide a highly reliable, secure environment with redundant mechanical cooling systems, electrical power systems, and network communication connections.

Even if we don't have near - term plans to rely on mechanical cooling, providing for the eventual use of such systems is smart design.

We should continue to strive for buildings that don't require mechanical cooling — which usually means starting with an exceptional building envelope — but we need to be realistic also.

The practice of mechanical cooling coupled with some dehumidification for comfort reasons is widespread.

Since we futurefit our home, we've largely not needed mechanical cooling.

This is still rather cold, «but, in combination with a significantly reduced power dissipation of the new lasers, it allows for the use of much smaller mechanical coolers.

The mission concept foresees a 2.5 - meter diameter telescope cooled to below 8 K. With cooling provided by mechanical coolers instead of depending on a limited cryogen supply, the mission lifetime can extend significantly beyond the required three years.

Too much glass can be a problem for heat gain — this has been seen with many of the BSF buildings where additional mechanical cooling has had to be retrofitted.

Ventilative Cooling: Can Businesses Live Without Mechanical Cooling?

This is particularly important given the prospect of increased risk of power outages during heat waves — as we saw in western France a few weeks ago... Yes, we need to keep doing all that — and doing it better — but we should also be thinking about incorporating efficient mechanical cooling systems.

I'm now recommending that in most locations, even if passive conditioning is to be relied on initially, buildings be designed so that they can accommodate mechanical cooling measures down - the - road.

As for myself, I have a mini-split, so have access to A / C (and I even have excess electricity I'm producing beyond net - zero), but I still bend over backwards to avoid mechanical cooling, though on warm nights we do use a ceiling fan.

system: equipment and other components that collectively perform a specific function, such as mechanical cooling or ventilation.

Indirect or direct evaporative cooling alone is not considered mechanical cooling.

Advising on a construction dispute including issues relating to quality of concrete work and defective design of natural ventilation resulting in the need to install mechanical cooling.

This idea of essentials extends to the building's glass - free facade and carefully planned ventilation that eliminates the need for mechanical cooling systems.»

During cooling periods, mechanical cooling coupled with dehumidification for comfort reasons is widespread.

This device uses a mechanical cooler to cool the detectors to the low temperatures necessary for operations.

The thermal expansion of the samples was measured with a cryogenic dilatometer, consisting of a laser interferometer, a cryostat, and a mechanical cooler.

Where water is abundant, it provides a means of getting 55 - degree Fahrenheit water with no mechanical cooling.

Thermal mass is employed to enhance passive heating, and no mechanical cooling is necessary.

We were aware that we may have overheating in certain instances, but were comfortable that having mechanical cooling — from a geothermal source — driven by our PV array and supported by our stack ventilation, we could deal with it.

For instance condensation will occur inside buildings if exterior conditions are humid enough even with all windows open and when not using an mechanical cooling.

I do worry that many people will just move to the mechanical cooling «ON» switch when it gets warm, swhen shading, cross ventilation, and common sense shoudl be used first, but the reality of climate change and unusually high temperatures is here.

So, back to your question: «How do we provide a mechanical cooling option, yet discourage its use?»

mechanical cooling: reducing the temperature of a fluid by using vapor compression, absorption, desiccant dehumidification combined with evaporative cooling, or other energy - driven thermodynamic means.

The building also uses no refrigerants, no mechanical cooling or ventilation and has highly efficient lighting and equipment installed.