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- Air that enters a house specifically to be used in the combustion of a fuel.
- The mixing of fresh air into stale air to reduce the concentration of pollutants; also applies to liquids.
- A general-ventilation strategy that uses an exhaust fan to remove air from a house. An equal volume of make-up air enters either by way of through-the-wall vents, through a fresh-air duct connected to a forced-air heating/cooling system, or through random holes in the structure of the house.
- The process of automatically supplying air to, and removing air from, a house whenever needed by the occupants.
- Describes the ability of an air filter to remove very fine particles of solid or liquid found in the air, such as aerosols, smoke, fumes, dust and ash.
- A general ventilation strategy that uses either a supply ventilation fan or a forced-air heating/cooling fan to draw air into a house.
- Air that moves from room to room or throughout 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.
- A filter that removes some contaminants from the air, but allows some air to pass through without contacting the filter, usually to minimize the resistance to airflow.
- The air leaving a house through a ventilation system.
- Random air movement into and out of a house.
- Purposeful air movement into and out of a building in a regular way.
- Outdoor air that is brought indoors.
- The amount of moisture in air compared to the maximum amount of moisture that air at that temperature can contain, usually expressed as a percentage.
- 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.
- 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 duct through which combustion air travels from the outdoors to a combustion device.
- Ventilation strategy that uses one or more fans to exhaust stale air that is replaced by outdoor air entering through passive inlets and/or random leaks. See central-exhaust ventilation.
- Movement of air throughout a house with a ventilation system or heating/cooling system.
- Air that mixes with combustion by-products prior to their being expelled from a house through a natural-draft chimney.
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