R.H Elkins, J.T. Cole, D.M. Sneed, J. Zimmer, T.S. Zawacki, R.A. Macriss
Year:
1979
Bibliographic info:
Chicago, IL, Project 30505, Institute of Gas Technology

Several empirical models of house air infiltration, available from the literature, were reviewed and evaluated. Without exception, the limitations, inherent in these models, were found to stem from inadequate accounting of the interactive forces controlling air infiltration. In general, each of the available models was found to accurately reflect the specific real case used for verification, but extension of the model to other structures and situations was found to be totally inadequate.