LoginThis paper reports the findings of a pilot field study carried out to investigate the internal and external air pollution levels of two adjacent buildings, one naturally-ventilated and the other air-conditioned in an urban area, to investigate the
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The aim of this study was to compare the radon levels at workplaces and in homes located nearby.
In the urban environment, there is strong evidence that fine particulates associated with vehicular emissions are linked with respiratory problems and an increase in mortality.
The present paper presents results from measurements of outdoor airflow rates and air change rates carried out simultaneously with measurements of the indoor concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2 ) .
This study is done by order of a Finnish air cooler manufacturer and it is founded to a master's thesis of the same subject matter. The company produces e.g.
AIOLOS is a project partly financed by the European Commission, DG XVII for Energy, within the frame of the ALTENER programme.
In response to complaints about poor air quality in bus termini, the Hong Kong Government is considering imposing legislative control over ventilation system design and operation of bus termini in Hong Kong.
This paper presents the special needs and difficulties concerning cooling and ventilation of the SwissMetro high-speed ground transportation system.
A naturally ventilated three level office building has been used to study basic stack ventilation configurations and the interaction between ventilation and the subsequent cooling of the building structure in summer.
Low emitting building materials have contributed to the reduction of indoor air contaminants, and in many countries gas ranges and gas cookers are rarely used.
The paper will discuss problems connected with incorporation of stochastic factors into deterministic models of indoor air quality.
The performance of mechanical ventilation systems has been checked in several innovative residential houses in the frame of Swiss research as well as pilot and demonstration projects.
The comparison of the performances of ventilation systems must take into account different issues. For indoor air quality, different kinds of pollutant sources have to be defined.
The study concerns the ventilation of a parallelepiped shape room by means of several systems whose supplying and extracting methods differ, so the different thermic conditions applied to limits.
The LTEE laboratory of Hydro-Quebec, in collaboration with Canada Mortgage and Housing conducted an indoor air quality study involving 30 single family detached houses heated with electric baseboard heaters in the vicinity of Trois Rivières during
The role of ventilation in the housing stock is to provide fresh air and to dilute internally-generated pollutants in order to assure adequate indoor air quality.
The research community as well as the design and construction practice is spending a lot of efforts and investments in developing systems which optimise the energy use for achieving certain specified air flow rates.
The acceptance and appreciation of ventilation systems is mainly determined by the perceived indoor air quality, thermal comfort and noise.
To ensure indoor air quality an efficient ventilation system should provide fresh air in those parts of a room where it is required.
Practical experiences with IR controlled supply terminals in dwellings and offices. | 1996 | English
Ventilation is necessary to provide a good indoor air quality to occupants in office buildings but is however a major energy consumer.