Many naturally ventilated building designs rely on buoyancy (or “stack effect”) and night cooling of the structure. It is well known that for an exposed building, even mild winds can produce pressures well above those due to stack effect. It is also commo
The importance of accurate wind pressures for natural ventilation design

Year:
2007
Bibliographic info:
Proceedings CLIMA 2007 - Wellbeing Indoors (10-14 June Helsinki)