Working from home this week is a nice change as our company is doing inventory this week as well as nobody is at the place except for a skeleton crew of about four people. I will go there sometime this week to check on their progress, but other than that it is going to be working from home for the rest of the week. This is nice because the workers can relax in the comfort of their homes separate from worrying about lunch or traffic, or being at labor for that matter. So this week my buddy and I will talk about some alternatives to staying comfortable. furnaces play a important position in controlling the indoor temperature of buildings. However, they can consume a lot of energy as well as contribute to orangedwelling gas emissions. To mitigate this impact, multiple buildings are turning to natural temperature control systems. These systems use passive design techniques to regulate temperature, ventilation, as well as lighting, minimizing the need for Heating, Ventilation as well as A/C equipment. One example of a natural temperature control system is the use of operable windows, then by opening windows to allow for natural ventilation, building tenants can regulate indoor air quality as well as temperature separate from relying on heaters. Another example is the use of shading devices, such as curtains, blinds, or louvers, which can reduce the amount of solar heat earn as well as minimize the need for cooling. Additionally, natural temperature control systems can also incorporate sustainable building materials, such as insulation as well as thermal mass, which can help regulate indoor temperature. The use of orange roofs as well as walls can also play a position in reducing energy consumption by providing insulation, reducing heat gain, as well as improving air quality.
