Indoor air quality management.

            

Ventilation rate measurement.

Some guidelines on indoor-air quality specify a maximum allowable exposure to CO2. In a room ventilated by a mechanical extract system a control program on the CO2 concentration may, by anappropriate sampling strategy, supply information about the exhausted flowrate. This paper briefly outlines a simple analytical model for estimating the exhausted flowrate by measuring the CO2 concentration and keeping a record of the occupancy of the room.

Air change rate and indoor air quality in bedrooms of well tightened residential buildings.

Measurements of air change rates, carbon dioxide concentrations, room air temperatures and relative room air humidities in bedrooms of five well tightened dwellings were carried out in October 1989. With the results of the measurements and also based on simulation calculations, recommendations for an optimal window opening behaviour in bedrooms with the intention of saving energy and of providing sufficient indoor air quality were made.

Ventilation efficiency assessment in residential buildings.

Ventilation efficiency may be defined as the capability of a given ventilation system to achieve the best balance between indoor air quality and energy conservation requirements:

Ventilation and indoor air quality - a design engineer's point of view.

Keynote speech describes the difficulties of designing air conditioning system with human comfort in mind. Lists design fundamentals for satisfactory indoor air quality, together with a description of some case studies.

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