What do you think about conditioning the outdoor air?

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Conditioning outdoor air raises questions about feasibility and effectiveness, with participants debating whether it's practical or even possible. The conversation highlights the inherent challenges, such as the implications of removing heat from the atmosphere and where that heat would be displaced. The discussion also touches on the existing technology of air conditioning, which typically cools indoor air by expelling heat outdoors. Participants express skepticism about the idea of conditioning all outdoor air, considering it impractical. Overall, the topic prompts a deeper examination of air conditioning principles and their limitations in relation to outdoor environments.
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What do you think about conditioning the outdoor air? Is it impossible? Is it useless? Is there any research about it?
 
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Which air? You mean, like... all of it? That's a little crazy.
 
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Outdoor air brought into a building is, of course, conditioned...but that seems too obvious...
 
boneh3ad said:
Which air? You mean, like... all of it? That's a little crazy.
why do you think that's crazy?
 
masihsamara said:
why do you think that's crazy?

Just to be clear, are you suggesting using something like an air conditioner to cool down all of the air in the atmosphere?
 
masihsamara said:
why do you think that's crazy?
If you remove the heat from the outside air, where do you expect it will go?

Usually, with an AC or a refrigerator, you take the heat from the inside air and reject it to the outside air.
 
jack action said:
If you remove the heat from the outside air, where do you expect it will go?

Usually, with an AC or a refrigerator, you take the heat from the inside air and reject it to the outside air.
Okayy :) :)
 
jack action said:
If you remove the heat from the outside air, where do you expect it will go?

Usually, with an AC or a refrigerator, you take the heat from the inside air and reject it to the outside air.

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