Air space
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air space
[¦er ¦spās] (engineering)
An enclosed space containing air in a wall for thermal insulation.
(ordnance)
The space in a firearm between the powder charge and projectile.
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Air space
A hollow space between the inner surfaces within a building, or building component, such as between the panes of insulating glass, inner surfaces of masonry walls, between ceiling and floor in steel truss construction, and between an inner and outer dome.
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air space
The space above private property or public property for which air rights may be granted.
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