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Does a scientist work outside or inside?
They work at both the places depending on their needs.
How does a swamp cooler cool air?
Swamp coolers, is a term that refers to a cooling tower composed of a device that moves air through a medium where water passes over. These swamp coolers work well to add moisture to normally dry air. This type of cooling system are usually found in very dry climates and cost very little to operate compared to air conditioners.
How does a refridgerator work?
The metal at the back of the fridge doesn't make the inside cold, rather it takes out the heat from the inside.
What would you do if you woke up and found that you had become a giant?
Wow. I guess I would be tempted to go on a rampage because I would feel so powerful, and everything around me would seem toy-sized, so I would be very careful to move slowly so that I didn't hurt anybody. I think one of the first things I would do is go wading in the ocean, and see if I could pick up some old sunken ships and see if there was anything cool inside. I think it would also be cool to volunteer for construction projects, and lift the giant girders and stuff to the people that are making a tall building. It might be hard to find a house and clothes that would fit me, so I would have to work on that. I might have to move to a mountain, and scoop out a cave to live in, if I couldn't get a house that was big enough.
Is moving to an another house a good reason to call off work?
No, you should have made prior arrangements.
Are there any air conditioners on the market that will not dry out the air in the house?
Unfortunately, part of the way air conditioners work involves lowering the humidity in the room. Try purchasing a humidifier (and using cool water).
What is the work of a air conditiner?
Air conditioners cool the air to make the environment comfortable for people. The majority of air conditioners use compression to generate cold air. Freon (or a similar gas) has a very low boiling point. A compressor compresses the freon into a liquid. With both the compression of the gas and the heat of vaporization, it cases the now liquid freon to heat up. It is piped to an outside radiator & fan to cool the now warm freon to ambient temperature. The now "cool" liquid freon is piped inside the house, and allowed to expand which causes it to cool significantly. Another fan circulates air through the inside radiator and around the house. The "work" or "energy" is used is in the compression, and the fans.
Why is it that doors are closed when Air Condition is on?
because air conditioners work throughout a room closed or not closed. if it is open the cool air will get out of the room and the AC will have to cool more air than the air inside the room which will make the AC to work longer and the electricity usage will increase.
What is the works of air air?
Air conditioners cool the air to make the environment comfortable for people. The majority of air conditioners use compression to generate cold air. Freon (or a similar gas) has a very low boiling point. A compressor compresses the freon into a liquid. With both the compression of the gas and the heat of vaporization, it cases the now liquid freon to heat up. It is piped to an outside radiator & fan to cool the now warm freon to ambient temperature. The now "cool" liquid freon is piped inside the house, and allowed to expand which causes it to cool significantly. Another fan circulates air through the inside radiator and around the house. The "work" or "energy" is used is in the compression, and the fans.
Do live in conditioners really work?
Leave in conditioners do work but are best for on-the-go uses or when your hair is extremely dry. Leave in conditioners tend to over condition your hair.
Do wall air conditioners work well?
This all depends on how badly you need cooler air. A wall unit will cool a room pretty well, but not much more than that. However, it can also save you quite a bit of money. Central a/c is more expensive, but will cool your entire house.
Do air conditioners produce carbon dioxide?
No, air conditioners do not produce carbon dioxide. They work by transferring heat from inside a building to the outside environment, helping to cool the indoor space without generating carbon dioxide as a byproduct.
Can you install a window air conditioner inside your home with a pan under it to catch the water?
IT wouldn't do much good. Air conditioners work by MOVING heat from one side to the other. When a window unit is running the heat is sent outside and cool air is blown inside. The water is only there because moisture condenses from air when the air cools.
Do window air conditioners fit in sleeves made in the walls?
Yes, some do. You will have to measure the outside of the ac unit and the inside of the sleeve to see if it will work in your situation.
How does a beer cooler work?
The evaporating air cools the pot on the inside.
Will a 22000 btu air conditioner cool a 1200 sq foot house?
Yes will work on that size house.
How to Choose the Right Spot Cooler?
Many people keep a close eye on their energy bills and use spot heaters or coolers to save money on their utility bills. Sometimes it makes sense to cool a single room and not the entire house, especially for people who work at home or spend a lot of time in a single room. Three types of spot coolers help people save money on their cooling bills: evaporative coolers, window air conditioners, or portable air conditioners. Each of these spot coolers has distinct advantages. The evaporative spot coolers work good in dry climates. The evaporative coolers use water, thick pads, and a fan to evaporate water inside a room to cool the air. The humidity inside a home needs to be low for these spot coolers to work and a window needs to be open in the room so that the air can escape. Otherwise, the humidity inside the room will get too high. Because of the positive air pressure in the room generated by the fan, the air will go out the window. Window air conditioners are a common type of spot coolers for hot rooms. They have a small condenser inside them that uses refrigerant to cool the air. As the air is cooled, the humidity in the room is removed, making the air feel even cooler. The window air conditioners can be removed in the winter, or covered to minimize the cold air seeping into the room. Portable air conditioners can be moved from room to room. They use the same principles as the window air conditioners, but have a vent hose that removes the heat in the room. A hole can be drilled in the wall for the portable air conditioner or the hose can be placed in an open window. The user will have to block the flow of air into the room when the window is open and find a way to plug a hole in the wall when the portable unit is not in use. Portable spot coolers have water tanks to collect the water that condenses when the unit is working and people need to remember to dump it from time to time.
