How To Use Air duct In A Sentence
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The doctor conceded that during his 16 years of occupancy, the air ducts of the building have not been cleaned.
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Inspecting whether the brackets and cradles for the air duct and condensate pipes are reliable.
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If carbides are allowed to agglomerate or form grain-boundary films during heat treatment or in service at elevated temperatures, they can seriously impair ductility and cause embrittlement.
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The front wings now incorporate an air duct, which helps keep the engine bay cool during operation, and a new door mirror design.
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Service openings must be provided in air ducts adjacent to each fire damper, smoke damper and smoke detector to accommodate inspection and operational tests.
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If your home already has forced-hot-air ductwork, you may want to consider installing a wood-fired furnace (as opposed to a hydronic hot water system).
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The bleed air duct light remained on following shutdown, potentially indicating a very serious aircraft malfunction.
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With their concrete floors, conspicuous air ducts, and metal bridges, they summon the atmosphere of an old industrial building.
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Unsightly aluminum air ducts intrude into the cozy but cramped reading alcove.
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Among those possibilities are door handles that illuminate whenever the doors open, illuminated bezels around air ducts and door kick panels that light up.
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So , Ross, you go in through the air duct and disable the alarm, okay?
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Fortunately, the tsunami did not reach the building, and the damage was limited to broken glass on the first and third floors, part of a window on the double-glazed south side, a section of ceiling that had fallen on the top floor, solar equipment, and a rooftop air duct.
Why One Remained Standing
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The machine had gone in through the air ducts so it wasn't completely known how to actually get into the hallway, but there wasn't enough time for it to find out.
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Larger air-to-air systems, typically in the range of one to five tons, can be located outside the facility with the cool air ducted through a window or other building opening.
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The jetpack has a 200hp engine with air ducts on each side, which operate as wings.
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Most office buildings have dozens of air ducts and vents.
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This is because much of the dirt that may accumulate inside air ducts adheres to duct surfaces and does not necessarily enter the living space.
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Among the multiple heating and cooling systems that will eventually be tested are: advanced air-to-air heat pump units, earth-coupled heat pump systems with various ways of extracting energy from the earth, systems that move refrigerant from room to room in lieu of air-based distribution systems that require ducts, and high-velocity air ducted systems.
'Net zero' house to be built in Maryland should produce as much energy as it uses
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Most office buildings have dozens of air ducts and vents.
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They're sprayed all over a car's engine parts, air ducts and other automotive nooks and crannies.
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With the help of the schematics he had obtained earlier, he managed to shut off the security system and enter through a ventilation shaft - an air duct.
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When we walked to the jet, the mechs had the starboard engine-bay door open and were replacing bleed-air ducts.
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This is followed by installation of dashboard wiring, the airbag holder, air ducts and metal clamps.
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Finally, they emerged in a lab, several squads of armed men in paramilitary uniforms looking around stupidly from where they were covering the air ducts, elevator, stairs, and all other egresses.
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It depicts the seedy underbelly of a large building, complete with wires in the air and on the ground, air ducts, tubes, big metal boxes, and other big things that make a lot of noise.
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Instead of focusing motion detection only on entrances and egresses, such as doors and air ducts, it's most practical to simply flood the room with motion detection.
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The foot-deep wall also holds a mirrored medicine cabinet and conceals a maze of plumbing, air ducts, and ventilation equipment.
