The 42nd AIVC Conference "Ventilation Challenges in a Changing World", was held in Rotterdam, Netherlands on 5-6 October 2022. Contains 99 papers and/or summaries.

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The Book of Proceedings of the 42nd AIVC - 10th TightVent - 8th venticool Conference: "Ventilation Challenges in a Changing World" held in Rotterdam, Netherlands on 5-6 October 2022
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The Presentations at the 42nd AIVC - 10th TightVent - 8th venticool Conference: "Ventilation Challenges in a Changing World" held in Rotterdam, Netherlands on 5-6 October 2022 
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Energy transition and digital transformation have become real performance drivers across all markets. But they also frequently raise complex questions when it comes to taking action.
Lieve Declercq
The Performance 2 project (2020-2024) is a French national research project that aims to evaluate the robustness of Humidity-based DCV systems installed in two multi-family dwellings more than 10 years ago.
Adeline Mélois, Nathan Vala, Ambre Marchand-Moury, Catherine Nauleau, Romuald Jobert
Climate change is a growing global concern and building stock, in particular, is responsible for the emission of greenhouse gases, largely due to its poor energy efficiency.
Jesús Llanos-Jiménez, Rafael Suárez, Alicia Alonso, Juan José Sendra
Climate change is driving the construction sector to use of more environmentally friendly and sustainable materials.
Irene Lara-Ibeas, Simone Torresin, Silvia Ricciuti, Francesco Babich
The energy performance of new and existing residential buildings needs to be radically improved to meet ambitious climate change goals and residential buildings are by far the largest component in the total building stock.
Jelle Laverge, Louis Cony, Klaas De Jonge, Arnold Janssens
The TAIL scheme was developed to rate buildings' indoor environmental quality (IEQ).
Pawel Wargocki, Wenjuan Wei, Corinne Mandin
Common metrics used for assessing air quality are based on guidelines and/or standards for regulating concentrations that should not be exceeded over a period. Exceeding those values would represent problematic situations.
Giobertti Morantes, Benjamin Jones, Max Sherman, Constanza Molina
A Personalized Environmental Control System (PECS) aims to condition the immediate surrounding of occupants.
Jun Shinoda, Dragos-Ioan Bogatu, Bjarne W. Olesen, Ongun Berk Kazanci
Personalized Environmental Control Systems (PECS) condition the immediate surroundings of occupants, and they are expected to provide increased comfort, health, and productivity.
Jun Shinoda, Ongun B. Kazanci, Bjarne W. Olesen
Personalized Environmental Control Systems (PECS) with the functions of heating, cooling, ventilation, lighting, and acoustics have the advantage of controlling the localized environment at occupant’s workstation by their preference instead of con
Ongun Berk Kazanci
Personalized Environmental Control Systems (PECS) have advantages of controlling the localized environment at occupants’ workstation by their preference instead of conditioning an entire room.
Bjarne W. Olesen, Jun Shinoda, Ongun B. Kazanci
This work is part of two French research projects “Durabilit'air1” (2016-2019) and “Durabilit'air2” (2021-2024), that aim at improving our knowledge on the variation of buildings envelope airtightness through onsite measurement and accelerated age
Andrés Litvak
The content presented comes from the Technical Note (TN) 71 “Durability of building airtightness” published on Airbase, the AIVC biblio
Nolwenn Hurel, Valérie Leprince
The content presented comes from the Technical Note (TN) 71 “Durability of building airtightness” published on Airbase, the AIVC biblio
Valérie Leprince, Nolwenn Hurel
This work is part of two French research projects “Durabilit'air1” (2016-2019) and “Durabilit'air2” (2021-2024), that aim at improving our knowledge on the variation of buildings envelope airtightness through onsite measurement and accelerated age
Bassam Moujalled, Sylvain Berthault
This study sets out to investigate to what extent the air permeability of a building envelope of a dwelling remains constant over longer periods of time.
Vandenbogaerde Lukas, Verbeke Stijn, Swinnen Joost, Audenaert Amaryllis
The content presented comes from the Technical Note (TN) 71 “Durability of building airtightness” published on Airbase, the AIVC biblio
Nolwenn Hurel, Valérie Leprince
Ventilation of buildings is a good way of preventing transmission of some virus in aerosolized form as the SARS-CoV-2. In many buildings, prevention strategies as window opening and sealing door have to be considered with a multizone approach.
Gaëlle Guyot, Sabrina Sayah, Sihem Guernouti, Adeline Mélois

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