LoginThe macroscopic behaviour of heat and airflow transport within an atrium is analyzed based on the result of a microscopic numerical stimulation. The result of the numerical simulation agreed fairly well with that of the model experiment.
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This represents the appendix to NO 9406, which is the synthesis report on two reference simulation exercises, both dealing with a hydronic heating system.
States that in January to April 1989, over 90% of greater Montreal day car centres exceeded 1000 ppm of carbon dioxide.
An investigation was carried out in a multi-family building in New Jersey, USA of eight apartments, including resident interviews about air conditioner usage.
The study of the causes of Sick Building Syndrome and its possible solutions have been bedevilled by methodological problems.
States that carbon dioxide measurements are commonly used to indicate fresh air in a building, also particulate levels.