The 20th AIVC and Indoor Air 99 Conference, Ventilation and indoor air quality in buildings, was held in Edinburgh , Scotland, 9-13 August 1999.

Contains 141 papers

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The aim of this research is to apply dynamic Large Eddy Simulation (LES) to predicting the complex turbulent flow field in an air-conditioned room.
He P, Kuwahara R, Mizutani K
The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the performance of four kinds of ventilation systems from the point of view of air exchange, indoor air pollution, and space heating load under Japanese conditions by numerical simulation.
Yoshino H, Liu J, Horiuchi M, Sawachi T
Three very different task/ambient conditioning (TAC) systems were investigated in a climate chamber.
Tsuzuki K, Arens E A, Bauman F S, Wyon D P
Results are presented from a study of the performance of fuzzy, rule-based algorithms for thecontrol of indoor air quality through combined control of natural and forced ventilationstrategies, whilst simultaneously meeting thermal and visual comfo
Sutherland G, Eftaxias G, Santamouris M, Asimakopoulos D
Investigation the modelling of the mathematical model of expediency of project decisions of building materials including the human safety the asbestos. The asbestos is most widely used in the production of roof cover-slate.
Krutkeviciute O, Viliunas G
Recent years have brought the popularity of methods in which neutral networks are applied. They seem of particular importance while dealing with diagnosing, predicting and estimating.
Piotrowski J Z
The paper presents results from the numerical modelling of the flow field in an existing ventilated office room.
Stankov P, Denev J, Stamov S
Particle deposition from turbulent duct flow is modelled and related to particle penetration of a ventilation system for a commercial office building.
Sippola M R, Nazaroff W W, Thatcher T L
In laboratory experiments, we investigated the ability of two task/ambient conditioningsystems with air supplied from desk-mounted air outlets to efficiently ventilate the breathingzone of heated manikins seated at desks.
Faulkner D, Fisk W J, Sullivan D P, Wyon D P
In the beginning of 1998 the European project, AIRLESS, was started to develop strategies,principles and protocols to improve and control the petiormance of HVAC-systems and itscomponents for the incorporation in codes and guidelines.
Muller B, Fitzner K, Kuchen V
The necessity to provide and maintain high cleanness of air in the rooms of the highestcleanliness classes requires a proper adaptation of selection and designing methods for airfilters.
Charkowski A
The effectiveness of ventilation related to the two primary tasks of ventilation, (I) the supply of fresh air, and (ii) removal of contaminants, is investigated.
Roos A
In order to evaluate the impact on indoor air quality of different installation and ventilation strategies, the modelling of indoor air pollutant transfer has been developed in the CLIM2000 software (thermal and airflow code).
Parey S
The influence of natural convection on the thermal properties of insulating porous medium with air cavity is studied.
Shankar V, Hagentoft C E
It is the objective of the present paper to investigate indoor environmental characteristics ofan office building with an underfloor air conditioning system.
Han H, Chung K S, Jang K J
This article briefly describes a research program undertaken by the National Institutes of Health Office of Research Services to investigate ventilation performance of different laboratory configurations, and their affect on the hood.
Memarzadeh F
Air flow patterns in rooms can roughly be classified as one of three types: Displacement flow, source flow and mixed flow. Displacement flow in its original meaning is only used in special applications like clean rooms.
Fitzner K, Zeidler O, Kriegel K
The pattern of airflow influences the propagation of airborne pollutants, the thermalenvironment and general comfort conditions.
Cheong K W D, Sekhar S C, Tham K W, Djunaedy E
The main objective of this study was to determine the ventilation demand for a gymnasium inthe primary school based on verified metabolic rate.Norwegian guidelines recommend 6.0met as the activity level to be used when calculating the outdoor air
Eian P K, Borresen B A, Oie L, Sorensen B R
The Paper deals with numerical computations, carried out, in order to predict the effects of natural convection on the thermal performance of porous material.
Shankar V, Hagentoft C E

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