The 12th AIVC Conference - Air movement and ventilation control within buildings, was held in Ottawa, Canada, 24-27 September 1991.

Contains 88 papers.  

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Kitchen hoods are frequently found in Belgian kitchens. Most of them have as only function intensive ventilation during certain cooking activities.
Wouters P, Geerinckx B, Vandaele L
Conventionally used thermal anemometers are able to measure velocity, but cannot determine direction.
Steimle F, Eser U, Schadlich S
This report describes tracer gas measurements of the local mean age of air at different locations within an office room.
White M, Walker R
A test programme has been designed to evaluate the performance characteristics of sensors for the automatic control of ventilation rates.
Fahlen P, Ruud S, Andersson H
A commercially available humidity controlled natural ventilation system (Aereco) has been installed in the framework of a CEC demonstration project in 3 apartment buildings in France, the Netherlands and in Belgium.
Wouters P, L'Heureux D, Geerinckx B, Vandaele L
The work in this paper contributes to the work in the IEA - Annex 20 "Air Flow Patterns within Buildings" and presents a series of full-scale measurements of the concentration distribution in a room with isothermal mixing ventilation.
Heiselberg P, Bergsoe N
Modern one-family houses in Scandinavia are often ventilated by an exhaust fan. Most of the outdoor air probably enters through whatever cracks and openings there are and only a small part enters through the supply vents in many of these houses.
Blomsterberg A
Simplified, physical models for calculating infiltration in a single zone, usually calculate the air flows from the natural driving forces separately and then combine them.
Sherman M
The methods available for the measurement of air infiltration and air movement in large industrial halls are restricted by the size of the building and the nature of the operations which take place within it.
Sutcliffe H, Waters J
A laboratory investigation has been made in a modern Swedish bathroom continuously ventilated by an exhaust fan. The tests consisted of measurements of the humidity, temperature and local mean-age after a standard shower.
Fransson J
Tracergases provide a way to determine airflows in different situations. In some cases it is the only way to get quantitative information.
Hanlo A R
This paper illustrates the principles of demand controlled ventilation systems (DCV) as applied to office buildings.
Davidge B, Vaculik F
Within the frame of the IEA Annex 20, laboratory and numerical experiments were conducted in order to study the flow within an isothermal parallepipedic testroom (L x W x H = 4.2 m x 3.6 m x 2.5 m).
Biolley F, Fontaine J, Rapp R, Serieys J
The performance of a system for demand-controlled ventilation was investigated for a period of 1.5 years. Presence sensors of the passive infrared type are used to control the ventilation rate in each classroom.
Norell L
This paper describes the application of numerical models to predict the ventilation rate and internal air movement patterns for a naturally ventilated industrial building and compares the results with measured data.
Jones P, Alexander D, Powell G
A new algorithm for the continuous measurement of variable air change rates with tracer gases will be presented. It differs from the constant concentration method by allowing the concentration level to vary according to the air change rate.
Rabenstein R, Heidt F D
Knowledge of air movement within a building is often a condition for solving problems with the spread of pollution.
Kvisgaard B, Schmidt L
Tracer gas tests were conducted on a five-storey apartment building to determine the air and contaminant flow patterns within the building.
Shaw C, Reardon J, Said M, Magee R
Airflow rates are directly affected by the amount of open area and consequently by the inhabitant behavior with respect to window opening.
Roulet C-A, Scartezzini J,Cretton P, Fritsch R
A literature search was performed to gain as much knowledge as was available on ventilation, indoor air quality sensors and demand controlled ventilation (DCV) strategies.
Hamlin T, Cooper K

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