Re:Wet Country Wireless; How British Weather Killed a Billio...
by m463 on Friday April 02, 2021 @06:47AM
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> ‘smart ventilation’ airflow
I've lived and worked in buildings where airflow was crazy.
You know, you open a door and it goes flying out of your grasp and you have to use your weight to help close the door.
Or doors that would stubbornly refuse to open, fighting suction the first couple inches before the forces would ease up and the door could be opened by mortals.
I lived in one apartment on the top floor, and in winter there was some weird effect where I had to leave the heat on with no fan and warm air would fill the room by convection. If the fan was on, it would quickly become 80 degrees no matter what.
I've lived and worked in buildings where airflow was crazy.
You know, you open a door and it goes flying out of your grasp and you have to use your weight to help close the door.
Or doors that would stubbornly refuse to open, fighting suction the first couple inches before the forces would ease up and the door could be opened by mortals.
I lived in one apartment on the top floor, and in winter there was some weird effect where I had to leave the heat on with no fan and warm air would fill the room by convection. If the fan was on, it would quickly become 80 degrees no matter what.