Gritzki R, Muller H, Richter W, Rosler M
Year:
2000
Bibliographic info:
UK, Oxford, Elsevier, 2000, proceedings of Roomvent 2000, "Air Distribution in Rooms: Ventilation for Health and Sustainable Environment", held 9-12 July 2000, Reading, UK, Volume 1, pp 319-323

The intention of this paper is not to compare discretization schemes but to show some advantages of a stabilized finite element method for modelling natural ventilation. Based on the finite element theory we present a formulation of boundary conditions that can be used for most ventilation openings in buildings. Stationary as well as transient situations can be considered without modelling of the outdoor space. Mathematical background and implementation details are discussed. Results are presented for ventilation of a living room at typical outdoor conditions.