RoomVent and Ventilation joint Conferences will provide an overview of the latest research findings on ventilation in both industrial and non-industrial premises.
RoomVent Conference will focus on new technology and ventilations strategies for low energy, passive houses and zero emission buildings as well as energy efficient ventilation in the built environment as such. RoomVent conference is focusing on air distribution, air quality and thermal comfort in offices, apartments and public buildings. Modeling, visualisation and measurement technologies will be an important theme including strategies for natural, hybrid and mechanical ventilation. Furthermore, transport and spread of airborne infections will be an important issue).
Specific themes include:
Indoor climate
- Thermal comfort
- Air quality
- Airborne infections
- Outdoor sources and IAQ
- Perceived indoor climate
- Productivity
Ventilation and energy performance
- Air distribution
- Ventilation effectiveness
- Demand controlled ventilation
- Ventilative cooling
- Airtightness
- Occupant behaviour
Modelling and measurement techniques
- Advances in CFD
- Design tools and building information modelling
- Human microenvironment
- Effects of movements and time-dependent loads
- Flow measurement and visualisation
- New measurement methods
Specialised applications
- Innovative ventilation concepts
- Personalised ventilation
- Performance of local heating and cooling techniques
- Nearly zero energy buildings
- Natural and hybrid ventilation
- Case studies and solutions: offices, schools, hospitals, vehicles, etc.
- Fire simulation
Ventilation conference is focusing on industrial type of applications. The aims of industrial ventilation are to protect health, to prevent environmental pollution and to guarantee high product quality. These aims should be achieved with a highly energy efficient manner and promoting for sustainable development. The conference topics cover a wide range of issues including occupational health, ventilation and sustainable development, specialised applications and clean air technology, design and control.
Specific themes include:
Occupational health
- Indoor air quality and local outdoor air quality
- Control of emissions and exposures in buildings
- Standards and regulations
- Ventilation and health
- Effect of ventilation on productivity
- Prevention of toxic risk in buildings
Industrial ventilation and pollutant control
- Micro-environment control
- Localized exhaust and air purification
- Multi-source pollutant control technology
- Strategies to reduce exposures
Innovative design and solutions
- Indoor air filtration and treatment
- Experimental methods
- Air distributor and air purifier
- Auditing, inspection and maintenance
Specialised applications
- Mines and tunnels, underground car park
- Data centres
- Clean rooms
- Laboratory
- Commercial kitchens
- Vehicle interiors
- Other spaces
Important dates
- Submission of abstracts (200-300 words): 30 November, 2017
- Notification of abstract acceptance: 15 January, 2018
- First draft paper submission: 1 March, 2018
- First draft paper review: 30 March 2018
- Final paper submission: April 15, 2018
For further information visit the event's website at: http://www.roomventilation2018.org/