The Swedish Parliament decided 1991 that ventilation systems in all non-industrial buildingsshould be regularly inspected in intervals from 2 to 9 years, shortest for schools, hospitals etcand longest for natural ventilated flats. The systems are checked to fulfil the requirementsgiven when installed.The goals of the evaluation were to give estimated rates for how many systems that wereapproved at the end of 1997 and the cause of the faults that made the system either not to beapproved or to be remedied before next inspection.The evaluation was made in three steps:1. A questionnaire was sent out to a selected number of municipality authorities2. A questionnaire was sent out to housing organisation representing more than 60 % of allapartments in Sweden.3. Totally 10 300 complete inspection protocolsResults showed the estimated approved rate at the end of 1997to be: schools 85 - 90 %, daynurseries 90 - 95 %, hospitals w 40 %, Offices w 40 %, Dwellings 65 - 70 % (condos 85-90%, public owned 75-80 %, private
Evaluating the compulsory performance checking of ventilation systems in Sweden.
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Year:
1998
Bibliographic info:
19th AIVC Conference "Ventilation Technologies in Urban Areas", Oslo, Norway, 28-30 September 1998