More than three quarters of all consumed energy in buildings are used for heating, ventilation and sanitary hot water preparation.
23rd AIVC and EPIC 2002 Conference - Lyon, France- 23-26 October 2002
The 23rd AIVC and Epic 2002 Conference (in conjunction with 3rd European Conference on Energy Performance and Indoor Climate in Buildings), Energy efficient and healthy buildings in sustainable cities", was held in Lyon, France, 23-26 October 2002.
Contains 149 papers
Volume content
Environmental assessment of energy conservation technologies for heating and ventilation - A case study - | 2002 | English
Particle release of fine filters during different operational conditions of ventilation system. | 2002 | English
The fine filter (EU7) was included in the ventilation system which operated at full capacity only during working days.
The Portuguese National Museum for Archaeology is undergoing an expansion and retrofitting. It is currently housed in one of the most important ancient monuments in Portugal: the Monastery of Jernimos.
Development of an Integrated Scheme for the Energy Efficient Refurbishment of Existing Settlements | 2002 | English
The White Paper on renewable Energy states that the total energy requirements in thedomestic sector could be reduced by 50% in EU until the year 2010, half of which could be accounts for by introducing passive and active solar technologies in buil
Ventilation stratefies of a residential district on restoration : analysis of technical solutions and comparative evaluation. | 2002 | English
Within an Italian Experimental Programme an interdisciplinary research for the retrofitting of some residential buildings in the surrounding of Florence has been carried out.
Europrosper : Developing methods for the energy certification of existing buildings. | 2002 | English
This paper outlines the Europrosper project whose objectives are to :1.
Sufficiency of cleaning after repair of mold damage evaluated by microbiological methods | 2002 | English
Constructional aspects and the use of school building had led to moisture and mold damages confirmed by microbiological analysis from material, surface and air samples. Cultivation methods were used to assess mesophilic fungi and actinobacteria.
Approximately 300 low energy houses have been built in the Republic of Ireland by the multi-national CRH Plc and South Dublin County Council as part of a co-ordinated European Commission-supported demonstration project, RE-Start (Renewable Energie
The Airways project was set up to provide design guidance and maintain afficient air duct systems, and to bring to light the energy saving opportunities in parallel with health, safety and comfort issues.
