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Yogita Ingle 4 years, 2 months ago
1. The water vapour content of the air
This is produced by normal living activities such as washing, cooking, bathing, etc., and can be controlled by the use of extractor fans, cowlings, and ventilation at appropriate places.
2. Inside room temperature
This can be controlled to some extent by replacing single glazing with energy-efficient double or triple glazing, thereby maintaining a higher surface temperature of the glass on the room side.
3. Outside temperature
This cannot be controlled, but its effect on the inside room temperature can be reduced by the installation of energy efficient double or triple glazing.
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