LoginMulti-zone models are a common tool for calculating air and contaminant exchange within rooms of a building and between building and outdoors.
13th AIVC Conference - Nice, France - 14-18 September 1992
The 13th AIVC Conference - Ventilation for Energy Efficiency and Optimum Indoor Air Quality, was held in Nice, France, 14-18 September 1992.
Contains 56 papers.
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A new method for linking results of detailed air flow pattern calculation with multizone models. | 1992 | English
Avery largeelectronics factory had beencompletely refurbished, and new mechanical ventilation systems installed.
A humidity controlled exhaust fan have been tested during the winter season 1991/2. The test have been carried out in a detached one storey house with a flat roof.
Improved ventilation combined with energy efficiency in naturally ventilated houses. | 1992 | English
Modern one-family houses in Scandinavia built before 1980 are often naturally ventilated and heated by electric baseboard heaters. The overall supply of fresh air is often inadequate during the heating season in many of these houses.
The new building and HVAC technology was used when an EBES multistorey residential building was built in Helsinki.
This paper deals with the problem of the weather influence on ventilation rate for naturally ventilated buildings with purpose provided openings and vertical shafts.
Due to the complexity in describing the simultaneous effects of a number of factors that influence the climate of an attic space it has proven to be difficult to make simulations of it.
Energy saving and CO2 reduction. The German CO2 reduction programme and the requirements to be met by the building equipment technologies. | 1992 | English
The greenhouse effect is one of those topics in environmental politics which are currently worldwide at stake. There are several national concepts aiming at the diminution of CO2-emission in order to lessen the greenhouse effect.
Energy savings by balanced ventilation with heat recovery and ground heat exchanger. | 1992 | English
This paper investigates quantitatively the energy conservation achieved by balanced ventilation with heat recovery and upstream ground heat exchanger.
Good indoor air quality in buildings becomes such a major concern that new design recommendations emerge in many countries (USA, Nordic Countries,...).
Indoor ozone concentrations: ventilation rate impacts and mechanisms of outdoor concentration attenuation. | 1992 | English
The classification of outdoor (ambient) air as fresh for the purposes of ventilation is not always appropriate, particularly in urban areas.
By means of parametric analyses, the paper describes how the "constantness" of a Constant Air Volume system is affected by temperature differences resulting from heat load variations or otherwise. Several design related parameters are considered.
A heat recovery system reclaims heat from outgoing stale air, supplying it to incoming fresh air.
Improved indoor environment and ventilation in schools. A case study in Vaxjo, Sweden. | 1992 | English
During the last decade several surveys in Sweden have indicated that the indoor climate in existing schools is unsatisfactory, therefore a thorough project was carried out in Växjö).
The penetration of gaseous pollutants into buildings in the case of a sudden contamination of the outdoor air. | 1992 | English
A sudden contamination of the outdoor air by some toxic gas can have several causes. The primary goal of the investigation was to determine the protection afforded by sheltering indoors.
Occupant's behavior with respect to window opening: a technical and sociological study. | 1992 | English
The occupant's behavior with respect to window opening may greatly affect the ventilation system, the energy consumption orland the indoor air quality.
This report presents the results from the registration throughout a month of relative humidity, temperature and outdoor air exchange as well as the concentration of carbon dioxide in each room of an inhabited single family house, in which all room