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{\Huge Inessential Office Temperature Management\footnote{Copyright
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Student Information Processing Board of the Massachusetts Institute of 
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/afs/sipb.mit.edu/project/doc/current/itemperature.dvi

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The Student Information Processing Board

Benjamin Kaduk

kaduk@mit.edu

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April 7, 2011

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\section{Introduction}

If you frequent the SIPB office regularly, you may notice that sometimes
it seems too cold, or perhaps too hot.  Despite the apparent randomness
of the variable, we do have some degree of control over the temperature
in the office.  More properly, though, we must think of it as a
temperature {\em field} --- the temperature is decidedly not a constant
throughout the entire volume of enclosed air!
The following document will introduce you to the various conditioning
and control systems that can affect the temperature distribution
in the office and how you can turn them to your will.

\section{The Office}

The current layout of the office does not really lend itself to a uniform
temperature distribution, though it could be worse.

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