With the aid of sketch, explain the main differences between window type air-conditioner and split type...

With the aid of sketch, explain the main differences between window type air-conditioner and split type air-conditioner. Why the window type and split type air-conditioner is not commonly used for high rise commercial building?

Expert Solution

#Ans1- I have to draw sketches so I used handwritten note which you can find in below image:

#Ans2- For the high rise buildings we use Centralised Air Conditioning System because using window or split type AC is not economically viable as window AC or split AC generally used for small spaces therefore these units cannot satisfactorily cool the large halls, auditoriums, waiting area etc.

Ally Wells answered 11 months ago

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