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Novel, Simplified Air Delivery System Design Gets Commercialized

Abstract

Typical air delivery systems require contractors to design systems that are complex, difficult to integrate into the framing and structural components of a home, and often do not meet the optimization demands of newer energy-efficient homes. This complex process can be a burden to already strained construction labor costs. However, a new technology simplifies duct system design to improve comfort and eliminate sources of installation error for residential air delivery systems.

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Burkett, Lena, Rapport, Ari. 2020-08-01. Novel, Simplified Air Delivery System Design Gets Commercialized. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1646978

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