A FEASIBILITY STUDY ON SPACE COOLING WITH OUTDOOR AIR USING A DYNAMIC ENERGY SIMULATION PROGRAM PART 1: PARAMETRIC STUDY ON FEASIBILITY OF SPACE COOLING WITH OUTDOOR AIR ON SEVERAL WEATHER CONDITIONS

As a part of our research on energy conservation and thermal comfort of detached houses havingcentralized HVAC systems, study with numerical simulation techniques was started. The model is thehouse that has mechanical supply and exhaust ventilation systems with a centralized air duct equippedwith a sensible heat exchanger and has large return air (4 times an hour). The parameters in thesimulation are the set point temperature and outdoor air flow rate.

INVESTIGATION OF BEHAVIOR PATTERN AND RISK-ASSESSMENT OF MAIN INDOOR AIR POLLUTANTS IN SAPPORO AND NAGOYA CITY PART1: MEASURING RESULT OF VOCS

There are materials and instruments which can be various pollution sources of indoor air quality in aroom. Recently, volatile organic compounds are paid attention as one of main air pollution sources.There are a lot of pollutants in a room else VOCs, therefore it is important to make a comprehensiveassessment of indoor air. We prepared to measure multi-component of indoor air quality. In this report,we described measured results that we measured the Multi-Components of indoor air quality at mainpublic facilities in Sapporo and Nagoya cities.

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA FOR THE AVOIDANCE OF MOULD GROWTH IN DWELLINGS

The avoidance of mould growth in dwellings is of worldwide concern. In England and Wales, therelevant Building Regulations guidance document recommends ventilation provisions to control bothmoisture and other pollutants in buildings. The performance criterion for moisture states that thereshould be no visible mould on external walls in a properly heated dwelling with typical moistureproduction.

ENERGY EFFICIENT AIR QUALITY CONTROL IN LABORATORIES USING BENCH EXHAUSTS

The air quality in laboratories has a profound affect on occupant health and safety. Reducing the timeof exposure and the amount of contaminant can improve the occupant environment and have directimpact on health and safety. In this study, a novel ventilation system which introduces benchexhausts is proposed. The system offers the potential for application in new and existing researchlaboratories to effectively remove airborne contaminants at the bench using a technology that is costeffective and efficient.

A STUDY ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF A GAS EMISSION DEVICE

In approach to alleviating the problems causing ‘sick building syndrome’, many types of indoor air pollution removal products have been developed. In the various performance evaluation methods for these removal products, the pollutant constant-emission te

FIELD SURVEY AND STATISTICS ANALYSIS ON IAQ, BUILDING PERFORMANCE AND OCCUPANT’S HEALTH OF 60 HOUSES IN JAPAN

In order to determine the causes of SHS (Sick House Syndrome), a field survey on indoor air quality and occupants’ health conditions was investigated in 60 houses in Japan. As a result, when houses that more than one occupant are “SHS” count as “Sick Hous

AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE OF THE AUTOMATED BLIND IN SUMMER

Blinds are used widely in numerous buildings to conserve energy and provide for occupants’ comfort in the perimeter zone. But manual or motorized blinds are limited in their ability to reduce energy consumption because occupants must control blinds themse

IMPACT OF THE AIRFLOW INTERACTION ON OCCUPANTS’ THERMAL COMFORT IN ROOMS WITH ACTIVE CHILLED BEAMS

The interaction of flows in rooms ventilated by active chilled beams and its importance for the air distribution and occupants’ thermal comfort is studied in a full-scale room experiments. The impact of the supplied flow rate of primary air (1.5 L/s/m2 an

STATISTICAL DATA ANALYSIS METHOD FOR MULTIZONAL AIRFLOW MEASUREMENT USING MULTIPLE KINDS OF PERFLUOROCARBON TRACER GAS

Conventional multiple types of perfluorocarbon tracers use the number of gases equal to the number of zones (n). The possible n×n+n airflows are solved from the mass balance of the gas and the airflow balance. However, some airflows may not occur because

CHEMI-LESS TOWN PROJECT TO PREVENT SICK BUILDING SYNDROME: FROM THE VIEW OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL PREVENTIVE MEDICINE USING SUSTAINABLE HEALTH TOWN BY DECREASING THE USE OF CHEMICALS

There is increasing number of people suffering from “Sick-building Syndrome” in Japan. Therefore, we started “Chemi-less Town Project”, building a model town in which buildings are constructed with fewer chemicals. In this paper, we introduce the backgrou

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