REHVA Journal 01/16: Ventilative cooling now available

The REHVA January 2016 issue, focusing on Ventilative Cooling is now available.

Featured articles include:

• Will the outcome of COP21 stimulate the EU member states to accelerate the building and HVAC sector towards a carbon-free build environment?
• Experiences with Ventilative Cooling in Practical Application
• Natural ventilative cooling in school buildings in Sicily
• Design of a new nZEB test school building   
• Ventilative cooling in shopping centers’ retrofit
• Single-sided ventilative cooling performance in a low energy retrofit
• Overheating assessment of energy renovations 
• Ventilative cooling of a seminar room using active PCM thermal storage
• Control of indoor air quality by demand controlled ventilation
• ISO 11855 – The international Standard on the Design, dimensioning, installation and control of embedded radiant heating and cooling systems
• Retrofitting of the HVAC plant of an elderly people residential care home 
• Effects of Different Heat and Cold Generation Scenario (Heat Pump versus District Heating and Chiller) in a Building with Variable Air Volume versus Demand Controlled Ventilation Systems
• Acoustic Evaluation of Floating Floors with Housekeeping Pads
• The Cold Climate 2015 conference and the Industrial Ventilation conferences in China during 19-28.10.2015

To download and read the full journal please visit: https://www.rehva.eu//rehva-journal/detail/01-2016