Outside air definition

Outside air means the air outside buildings and structures, including, but not limited to, the air under a bridge or in an open air ferry dock.

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Outside air means the air outside buildings and structures.

Outside air or "open air" means the air outside of buildings and structures.

Examples of Outside air in a sentence

Outside air is provided through outside air intake louver installed on west face of the building between columns 4 and 5 during the shell and core phase.
Outside air for ventilation shall be available either from roof top intake or sidewall louvers, depending on the location of Tenant's Premises.
Outside air ductwork shall be externally insulated with one inch thick one-half pound density fiberglass duct liner.
Outside air system provides core restroom exhaust and has capcity for tenant general exhaust or additional tenant restroom X — HVAC horizontal ductwork X Backbone only X TI air distribution HVAC Controls Current design consistent of current state of the art (2013), BACNET compatible with web interface, limitless users, fully programmable, scalable system.
B) Break room 30 cfm per person Outside air and recirculation Not more than 67% of the ventilation air shall be recirculated.

Outside air means air from outside of the work area.

Outside air means the air that is external to a facility, including without limitation the air under a bridge or in an open air ferry dock.

Outside air means the air outside of buildings or structures.

Outside air means the air outside of containment areas, buildings or structures.

Outside air means the air outside buildings and structures, including the air under a bridge or in an open ferry dock.

Outside air means air which is drawn into the building from the outside and which has not been circulated through such building;

Outside air means the air outside the contained work area.