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E/AEnvironmental Assessment
E/AExecutive Assistant
E/AExhaust Air
E/AEarly/Atrial (cardiology)
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There was no minimum airflow setpoint for the exhaust air valves.
Energy conservation at the Oak Park Public Works Center by Mesik, Jonathan; Howery, Doug / ASHRAE Transactions
The system is based on a rotating disc equipped with lamellae with a high surface that leads the exhaust air through it, creating high turbulence and avoiding pressure loss.
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To eliminate exhaust air recirculation and hot spots within IT equipment cabinets, HotLok Blanking Panels use cantilevered sealing vanes that eliminate the gap between adjoining panels or installed equipment and prevents exhaust air or hot aisle air from migrating to the air intake stream at the front of the cabinet.
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