[WTA] my room is very hot, how to make it cooler without air cond?
[WTA] my room is very hot, how to make it cooler without air cond?
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Jun 25 2011, 01:15 PM
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All Stars
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Another method like some restaurant do loh. Sprinkle water on the roof
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Mar 24 2012, 04:45 PM
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Mar 24 2012, 11:21 PM
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QUOTE(JinXXX @ Mar 24 2012, 05:33 PM) sounds high tech water to vaporized ehehhe I think is humidifier, not vaporized. Just like when blowing air to the aquarium, temperature can drop 1 to 2 deg. Like you see in mamak during how day they blow the fan + mist. But this will generate lots of humid, not good for room. Later bed growth mushroom.the fan will still blow the same room punya "Warm" air around.. = no diff we need to exhaust the warm/hot air out.. or prevent more heat/warmed from building up = insulation or exhaust or aircond |
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Jun 20 2012, 12:18 PM
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QUOTE(tehtmc @ Jun 20 2012, 12:08 PM) Exhaust fan is supposed to create air flow through the building (convection) i.e. to improve ventilation. yes but if air are properly vent you won't get to hot. Just imagine two car under the sun. One with windows A open another with all closed. You get oven effect for the car with windows closed.It doesn't help to block off the heat from radiation. To reduce heat from radiation, you need a medium to reflect heat from a building - a reflective roof (not applicable to houses) or reflective aluminium foil. It works on the same principle as the thermo flask. Also is good for better air circulation, maybe not this month. I been using air vent for almost 20 years is goods to help suck in fresh air, and also you can cool the room down (till same as outside temperature) before switch on Ac. Help save energy too. |
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Jun 20 2012, 02:07 PM
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Sure I know, been using it for so many decades. I am giving layman comparison.
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Jun 12 2014, 11:48 AM
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Jun 12 2014, 11:51 AM
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QUOTE(PSM Home @ Jun 12 2014, 10:09 AM) I think some1 made a thread similar to this topic. It really depends on where the sun fall during the 'golden hour'. If your room is facing the west side, you will definitely get a free sauna from the sun. Like my old room, I got it straight hitting to my room and it's really a hell where the heat will stay until the next day. I had blind outside of the window, with my window being tinted, and curtain as well, but it still wont help. Even if I on my aircon for the whole day also it's the same If your old room are on landed property and just below the roof, you can install a ceiling ventilation fan and let the fan suck out the heat in the evening. |
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