Using meteorological and physical data, a model simulating pressure and air mass flow distribution in buildings was produced using the method of non-linear networks. It was used to study wind and buoyancy effects on mechanically ventilated buildings. Contents include: natural ventilation in high rise buildings with and without air-handling equipment, a study of a hospital, and calculation of the annual heat load for ventilation.
Theoretical description of pressure and air mass flow distribution in buildings with natural and mechanical ventilation. Zur theoretischen Beschreibung der Druck- und Luftmassenstromverteilung innaturlich und maschinell gelufteten Gebauden.
Year:
1984
Bibliographic info:
HLH Heizung, Luftung, Haustechnik, October 1984, Vol 35, No 10, p499-502, 1 diag, 20 refs.