Room Air Distribution – Engineering Data
The resulting reduction in induced or entrained air flow allows the energy of the jet to carry it for a greater distance and it is this feature which establishes the throw of ceiling, or near ceiling outlets designed for comfort cooling. In the case of a sidewall outlet, this surface effect will be …
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