air-fuel ratio
The ratio of the volume (or weight) of air being furnished for combustion to the volume (or weight) of the […]
The ratio of the volume (or weight) of air being furnished for combustion to the volume (or weight) of the […]
1. An air-exhaust unit used to carry away odors and fumes from a stove, griddle, etc.; may contain a grease-extracting
Hydraulic cement which contains an air-entraining agent in an amount such as to cause air to be entrained in the
An addition for hydraulic cement or an admixture for concrete or mortar which causes air to be incorporated in the
An admixture that causes the development of air bubbles in concrete or mortar during its mixture.
Concrete made with air-entraining cement or an air-entraining agent. Same as cellular concrete.
The moisture content of a piece of wood after it has been exposed to its environment long enough to attain
Wood dried by exposure to air under natural conditions; usually has a moisture content not greater than 24%.
A suspended acoustical ceiling in which the board, perforated metal, or tile is provided with small, evenly distributed mechanical perforations