LoginThe increasing awareness that indoor air quality aspects may restrict energy conservation by infiltration and ventilation measures has led to extensive investigations of different ventilation strategies.
6th AIVC Conference - Southern Netherlands - 16-19 September, 1985
The 6th AIVC Conference - Ventilation strategies and measurement techniques was held in the Southern Netherlands, 16-19 September 1985.
Contains 32 papers.
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Pacific Power and Light Company and Battelle PNW Laboratories have completed a project which investigated residential ventilation rates.
In this paper ventilation of attics and crawl-spaces is investigated theoretically. Ventilation rates and temperatures of the spaces are calculated by means of flow balance procedures.
It is often stated that advanced ventilation or air conditioning is expensive or energy-wasting. There are, however, several examples of highly energy-efficient air conditioning systems in industrial, commercial and public buildings.
Reviews the papers on air infiltration and ventilation research presented at the ASHRAE annual meeting held in Honolulu, Hawaii, in June 1985.
The multiple tracer gas technique developed at UMIST has been applied to the measurement of roof-space ventilation rates and house to roof-space air movement, for various types and combinations of roof-space ventilation.
This paper discusses the indoor formaldehyde levels in two groups of houses.
The effects of operating unvented appl i ances and opening windows on indoor pollutant levels and air exchange rates are being studied under the sponsorship of the Gas Research Institute.
The various meanings of ventilation efficiency are briefly summarised.
Exploration of ventilation strategies in domestic housing. Theory and experimental results. | 1985 | English
The performance of whole-house mechanical ventilation systems was explored in an full-scale indoor test house (volume 176 m³ ) .
A passive ventilation system has been installed in four new houses: it comprises simple ducts which lead up from the kitchen and bathroom to outside near the house ridge and utilise the wind and the temperature difference between inside and outsid
Use of a single tracer gas for measurement of ventilation rates in a large enclosure. | 1985 | English
This paper describes a preliminary investigation of the validity of a means of calculating the ventilation rate of a large enclosure from experimental data. It was assumed that the air in the enclosure is not perfectly mixed.
Ventilation can be advantageous as opposed to adventitious and, with careful building design, can eliminate the need for air conditioning in summer.