Meanings of natural ventilation in English

Many of them use sustainable features: notably (and pleasingly) natural ventilation.

The glassless window provides natural ventilation to the space.

This natural ventilation is aided by the engine exhaust and the boiler discharging into the chimney.

Mechanical ventilation afforded better mixing than natural ventilation.

With no daylight and little natural ventilation, it was an oven or a fridge depending on the season.

Simulation results were compared with those obtained in the base case to determine the most efficient natural ventilation retrofitting technique.

The building utilises a double-skin facade and central atrium space to maximise the use of daylight and natural ventilation in occupied spaces.

Insulation maker Kingspan will acquire Colt Group, a UK-based company that designs and supplies climate control, smoke control and natural ventilation systems.

From the canteen this heat is drawn up through the beautiful atrium of Belvedere's new science block - where natural ventilation counteracts it.

The science room, which relied on natural ventilation only, was not able to meet the ASHRAE guideline on one of the three days studied.

When acetylene was generated in this room in normal conditions of natural ventilation through the walls, the volume generated could amount to 3 per cent.

There had to be a natural ventilation source for they were too deep ino the mountain for air from the entrance to offer enough circulation.

Natural ventilation, using the system, was another benefit.

Natural ventilation is provided by the shelter entrance, and by the air vents shown in the shelter wall.