Comparison of Wind-Driven Natural Ventilation for Different Windows in a Room with a Single Opening

In order to get more effective natural ventilation into a room with a single sided opening or large depth, two new window types have been developed in the laboratory. These are based on three new patent developments. The first window is defined as a dual level ‘up-down folio’ window which consists of two pairs of openable sashes with one pair placed directly above the other.  The second is a multi-sash mid-pivoted window with vertical deflectors.

Revisiting Internal Pressure Dynamics in a Single Opening Enclosure Ventilated by Wind

This paper describes a re-analysis of internal pressure and building ventilation in a single-opening enclosure ventilated by winds. The dynamics of internal pressure is governed by a nonlinear oscillation equation. An alternative semi-nonlinear approach is proposed for obtaining the amplitude and phase shift of the periodic motion, the resonant frequency and resonant amplitude. Our new approach reproduced two of the commonly used existing linearization results.