Good indoor air quality and thermal comfort and good energy-efficiency can be achieved simultaneously only if the amount of ventilation can be demand-controlled. Two approaches are discussed in the article: CO2- control and use of so-called air quality sensors. The first experiments have been promising but further development of equipment is still needed, in order to improve the reliability and economy of demand-controlled ventilation.
Demand-controlled ventilation - an alternative to unnecessary air conditioning. Tarpeettoman ilmastoinnin vaihtoehto - tarpeenmukainen ilmanvaihto.
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Year:
1985
Bibliographic info:
LVI, September 1985. p53-56. 3 figs, 2 tabs.