LoginOne of the most important reasons for ventilation of dwellings is moisture control. Ventilation strategies differ.
7th AIVC Conference - Stratford-upon-Avon, UK - 29 September-2 October 1986
The 7th AIVC Conference - Occupant interaction with ventilation systems was held in Stratford-upon-Avon, UK, 29 September - 2 October 1986.
Contains 27 papers.
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The occupants' behaviour is one of the parameters which has the greatest influence on the air change in the dwelling. This applies both to naturally and to mechanically ventilated dwellings.
20 low-income family houses were studied for Air Changes per Hour and Equivalent Leakage Area as measured by the Blower Door Test during the winter of 1985-86.
Influence of the meteorological conditions on the inhabitants' behaviour in dwellings with mechanical ventilation. | 1986 | English
Within the framework of the national research project "Ventilationin Housing Construction", studies on occupants ' ventilation behaviour were conducted in a demonstration building in Duisburg- Neumuhl (Federal Rep.
The role of the occupant in buildings energy use has been evident in studies in many countries.
Centrally controlled mechanical exhaust air ventilation systems in residential buildings can satisfactorily serve only a few of the inhabitants.
A group of 18 identical well-insulated experimental houses in Sweden, utilizing a user controlled exhaust fan ventilation system, was monitored during 1985- 1986.
The use of passive ventilation systems for condensation control in dwellings and their effect upon energy consumption. | 1986 | English
The need for reduced energy consumption has led to an overall decrease of air infiltration rates in buildings. particularly in dwellings. Unfortunately. this has given rise to a significant number of problems involving condensation.