Air handling unit
Unidad de tratamiento de aireA component of a ventilation installation used to filter and condition air before distributing it through ducts.
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A component of a ventilation installation used to filter and condition air before distributing it through ducts.
A component of a ventilation installation used to increase air moisture by adding vapor or evaporated water.
Uncontrolled entry of outdoor air through enclosure leaks caused by differences in air pressure.
Lime hardening mainly through reaction with carbon dioxide present in the air.
Amount of air passing through an element under a specified pressure difference and testing conditions.
Test measuring air passing through a closed window subjected to controlled pressure differences.
A component of a ventilation installation used to act as a distribution chamber between a duct and several outlets.
Admixture creating distributed small air bubbles to modify concrete performance, particularly freeze-thaw resistance.
System using air energy through a heat pump for climate control or hot water.
Equipment exchanging heat between outdoor air and the air within indoor spaces.
Equipment exchanging heat with outdoor air and delivering it to a water circuit.
Sound initially travelling through air that can pass through enclosure elements, openings or joints.
Small solids or droplets suspended in air, usually classified according to their size.
Porous material property relating pressure gradient to the velocity of air passing through it.
Ability of an enclosure to limit uncontrolled air movement through joints and other discontinuities.
Equipment receiving detector signals and managing alerts, states and actions within a security system.
Device producing a loud audible signal to announce a detected alarm event.
Mesh formulated or treated to retain performance within highly alkaline mortar environments.
Reaction between alkalis and reactive silica in certain aggregates, potentially causing expansion when moisture is available.
Enamel based on alkyd resins that typically hardens through reaction with oxygen.
Accepted foundation contact pressure considering resistance, settlement, and project conditions.
Electric current that periodically reverses direction, commonly used for supplying electricity to buildings.
Panel with two aluminium facings and an intermediate core used in external cladding.
Conductor made from aluminium, used in certain lines for its weight and electrical characteristics.
Element fastening a component to its support and transferring the specified connection forces.
Machined channel in a slab edge intended to receive a compatible stone anchor.
Bent end of a reinforcing bar used as part of its anchorage system.
Powered tool with a rotating disc for cutting, grinding or finishing according to the fitted accessory.
Parameter describing how soil shear strength increases with effective normal stress.
Open section consisting of two legs meeting at an angle.
Valve with perpendicular inlet and outlet, commonly fitted beneath domestic washbasins.
Calcium sulfate without crystalline water, used in certain binders and floor screeds.
Glass that is cooled in a controlled way to relieve manufacturing stresses.
Function preventing continued energisation of a network section when its external supply disappears.
Bitumen blended with atactic polypropylene to modify its behaviour as a waterproofing material.
Protection recognising characteristic signals of certain dangerous arcs and initiating circuit disconnection.
Opening in an enclosure for passage, light or ventilation.
Recovering building qualities and features with regard to their historical significance.
Drawing showing the building interior through an imaginary vertical cut.
Moulding covering the joint between a door or window frame and the wall.
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