Many cities in China have begun to explore district cooling, and in the future, the sight of windows covered with air conditioners may become a rarity in some new residential buildings or commercial properties.
Since hot air rises, im wondering about floor cooling, too, which means in multistory buildings, those middle units would have the most cooling. As for humidity, I would imagine dehumidifiers, even homemade or maybe blankets with some sort of desiccants for walls, which would offer sound proofing? I don’t even know if that’s a thing, but I’d love some.
Since hot air rises, im wondering about floor cooling, too, which means in multistory buildings, those middle units would have the most cooling. As for humidity, I would imagine dehumidifiers, even homemade or maybe blankets with some sort of desiccants for walls, which would offer sound proofing? I don’t even know if that’s a thing, but I’d love some.
incidentally, sound proofing is the reason why putting carpets on walls was a popular thing in the Soviet bloc
Hah! I never considered that, I thought as warmth/insulation.
I heard about a man who installed floor cooling in his business. It did not go well. Water condensed on the floors.
I can imagine it didn’t go well!