LoginThis paper is a sum up of the new ventilation requirements in Flemish region published in the Belgian "Moniteur" on June 17th 2005.
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A comprehensive energy-conservation study that leads to design and installation of ventilation system that improves plating process operating energy efficiency at the plant.
This paper is the part 2 of a two-part series.
The first goal of this paper is to arm the reader with the knowledge necessary to compare filter performance. In that aim ASHRAE standards 52.1.-1992 and 52.2.
A new method for optimizing the indoor thermal climate under nonuniform temperature distribution by accounting for energy conservation and indoor thermal comfort has been developed.
This paper provides an experimental evaluation of the efficiency of an energy recovery ventilator (ERV) for a range of summer temperatures in Ottawa including humid summer days.
The effect of varying inlet air velocity due to a corresponding change in inlet nozzle slot size to achieve a constant slot Reynolds number was investigated in a benchmark room.
In this paper, the airborne transport characteristics of airflow due to coughing are investigated in a stagnant indoor environment using transient computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis on the dispersion of coughed airflow.
This paper presents an integrated approach to controlling dry-bulb supply air temperature and outside air intake rate of an air-handling unit (AHU) by adopting a model predictive control strategy.
This paper describes the design, simulation, building, and testing of a 10.5 kW (3-ton) residential air conditioner for hot/ dry climates.
Double-skin facades have been increasingly used as they open up new possibilities for clients and planners seeking creative new designs that are intelligently adapted to environmental conditions.
In hot and humid climates, dampness in buildings leads to significant respiratory symptoms and damage to buildings.
Variable air volume (VAV) terminal placement has typically been considered good enough in the HVAC industry, regardless of upstream duct geometry that clearly affects the response of the flow sensor.
This paper describes the second step toward development of an affordable net zero energy house as part of the Department of Energy’s Building Technology Program.
The Adam Joseph Lewis Center for Environmental Studies in Oberlin, Ohio, is a 13,600 ft2 (1,263 m2) academic building designed with a long-term goal of operating as a net energy exporter.
This paper provides an overview of the performance of a low-energy naturally ventilated building and an explanation of special methods required to assess it.
In line with the mission of the National Park Service, the Zion National Park Visitor Center was designed to use 70% less energy than a comparable visitor center built to Federal Energy Code 10 CFR 435 (DOE 1995).
The Iowa Association of Municipal Utilities (IAMU) office and training headquarters is a pioneering building designed in 1997 that helped define and embody high-performance sustainable design on a speculative office building budget.This project wa
Prior to 2005, there was not a recognized test method in the United States for determining the grease removal efficiency of mechanical filters used in kitchen ventilation systems.
This paper summarizes the primary results from ASHRAE Research Project RP-1202, a laboratory investigation into the effects that appliance diversity and position have on exhaust hood performance.