Question

When the wind blows through a room is called (a) Perflation (b) Aspiration (c) Inspiration (d) Expiration​

Answer 1

Answer:

Option a is the correct answer.

Explanation:

When the wind blows through a room it is called perflation.

Answer 2

It is known as Perflation.

• The term typically refers to the direct blow of the wind.

• An example of this is the action of blowing through or on something, particularly the ventilation provided by air passing through a place.

• It also refers to blowing air into or through a hollow or canal to dislodge any trapped appropriate material or typically drive the intact walls apart.