Fourth worldwide survey by AIVC containing over 200 replies from 19 countries. Produced in two sections: an analysis in tabular form of survey results, followed by reproduction in full of research summaries and list of names and addresses of principal researchers.
Comprehensive register of published information on air infiltration and associated subjects. The articles are indexed by subject and full bibliographic details of the 2000 papers are given. A list of principal authors is also included. (Out of Print)
Comprehensive register of published information on air infiltration and associated subjects. The articles are indexed by subject and full bibliographic details of the 1276 papers are given. A list of principal authors in also included. (Out of Print)
Third worldwide survey by AIC, containing over 170 replies from 22 countries. Produced in two sections: an analysis in tabular form of survey results, followed by reproduction in full of research summaries, and appendix containing names and addresses of principal researchers. (Out of Print)
Contains a brief description of 14 mathematical models of air infiltration with bibliography of relevant papers. The theory behind mathematical modelling is outlined and the advantages and disadvantages of the various types of models are described. Comments are given on the range of applicability of the models reviewed. (Out of Print)
Comprehensive register of published information on air infiltration and associated subjects. The 875 articles are indexed by subject and full bibliographic details of the papers are given. A list of principal
Second worldwide survey by AIC containing 149 replies from 20 countries. Produced in three sections: an analysis in tabular form of survey results, reproduction in full of research summaries, and details of projects completed since previous 1980 survey. Includes appendix of names and addresses of principal researchers.(Out of Print)
Produced to provide a common method for research workers to set out experimental data, so assisting abstraction for subsequent analysis or mathematical model development. May be used directly for entering results and as a useful checklist for those initiating projects. Example of use of format is included as an appendix.