LoginThe ventilation of a test room (LxWxH = 5.4x3.6x2.4 m) with a wall mounted heat source is investigated for two different air terminal devices.
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The ventilation performance of a proposed naturally-ventilated court-room was predicted and assessed on a statistical basis with regard to the local meteorological conditions.
In the framework of a project of the International Energy Agency (IEA) , IEA-Annex XVIII - Demand Controlled Ventilating (DCV) Systems, which started in fall 1987, a review of the state of the art of already existing DCV systems and devices has be
The paper presents the development of a ventilation scheme for a large bus station and passenger interchange in Bilbao, Spain.
This paper tries to give a reasonable description of the state of the art of the Belgian building stock with regard to ventilation.