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Keywords:
Cathedral,
Attics,
Eave,
Ventilation,
Vents
plates which change the direction of flow of fluids.
A mechanism that regulates the flow of light in a fixture.
Device to help achieve a ventilation space between insulation and roof sheathing. It helps assure air flow from the eave vents in attics and cathedral ceilings.
Device to maintain a ventilation space between the insulation and roof deck, assuring air flow from the eave/soffit vents to ridge vent or other roof vents provided in attics and cathedral ceilings.
Plates, louvers, or screens placed in the path of fluid flow to cause change in the direction of flow; these are used to promote mixing of gases or to eliminate undesirable solid or liquid particles in the fluid stream. Sometimes baffles are inserted in a flue to lengthen the travel of flue gases and increase efficiency of operation.
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