LoginThe purpose of this study is to determine how levels of ventilation rates and indoor air quality vary in elementary schools in southern Japan. This study is based on field monitoring carried out as intermittent monitoring from summer to winter.
27th AIVC and 4th Epic Conference - Lyon, France - 20-22 November 2006
The 27th AIVC and 4th Epic Conference, Technologies & sustainable policies for a radical decrease of the energy consumption in buildings, was held in Lyon, France, 20-22 November 2006.
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The potential for passive cooling of roof slabs incorporating an air cavity is important with respect tothermal comfort.
A Survey on Workplace Occupant Satisfaction. A Study in Sixteen German Office Buildings | 2006 | English
This paper presents results of an evaluation of workplace occupant satisfaction in 16 state ofthe art office buildings of a variety of sizes and energy concepts in Germany.
Study on the Airflow Structure in Cross-Ventilated Rooms with the Full-Scale Model Experiment | 2006 | English
Cross ventilation is one of the most important techniques for maintaining a comfortable indoorenvironment in hot and mild seasons with less cooling energy.
Quality Assurance of Solar Ventilated Facade and Mixing Chamber of the Moravian Metropolitan Library | 2006 | English
The objective of this paper is to present long time monitoring and post occupancy evaluation of theMoravian Metropolitan Library with the ventilated solar faade used for space heating and with mixing chamber for cooling with the forced ventilation
Monitoring and Data Analysis of two Low Energy Office Buildings with a Thermo-Active Building System (TABS) | 2006 | English
A promising approach to reduce the primary energy demand of office-buildings without violatingthermal comfort is passive cooling by thermo-active building systems (TABS).
Energy-Environmental Efficiency in the Integrated Design of a School Building in Imola, Italy | 2006 | English
The Municipality of Imola is strongly committed to environmental friendly and energy consciouspolicies both at urban planning level and public building design.
Being the largest energy consumer, building sector represents a major stake for the actualenvironmental concerns.
Application of Different Dynamic Analysis Approaches to Estimate the U and G Values of Building Components | 2006 | English
Dynamic analysis is very useful to obtain thermal properties of building components.
Exergy Analysis as an Assessment Tool of Heat Recovery of Dwelling Ventilation Systems | 2006 | English
In cold and moderate climates, improvements in building shell insulation and air-tightness imply a shiftin heating loads from transmission and infiltration towards ventilation.
Responsive Building Elements (RBE), as defined in International Energy Agency - Annex 44,are building construction components which are actively used for transfer and storage ofheat, light, water and air.
Study on Performance Evaluation of Mechanical Ventilation Systems for Occupied Houses | 2006 | English
In the first phase of the current project, the ventilation rates of occupied houses in the northern region of Japan were investigated from 2001 to 2005.
In this paper, a model for predicting whole building heat and moisture transfer was presented. Both heat and moisture transfer in the building envelope and indoor air were simultaneously considered; their interactions were modeled.
The state of the Implementation of the European Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) in Austria | 2006 | English
The process of implementation of the EPBD in Austria is now carried out for several years.
Sustainable architecture design for tropical climates requires the use of natural ventilation besideseveral strategies, as appropriated materials, site location, faade orientation, solar shading, etc.
Detailed mathematical models of VAV equipment and subsystems have been developed and used tocompose larger DCV systems with a large degree of detail.
This study aims at investigating the actual conditions of indoor environment in schools in order toobtain fundamental information for proper ventilation design of buildings.
Sustainable Energy Management Based on the European Energy Performance Building Directive (EPBD) | 2006 | English
The EPBD prescribes an energy performance certificate for buildings.
Conservation Heating to Control Relative Humidity and Create Museum Indoor Conditionsin a Monumental Building | 2006 | English
For the conservation of an important museum collection in a historic building a better controlled indoor climate may be necessary. One of the most important factors is controlling relative humidity.
Improvement of Indoor Air Environment in a Large Welding Factory by Displacement Ventilation | 2006 | English
The design of ventilation equipment is important because it affects the ventilation performancedirectly. To improve the ventilation efficiency of the displacement ventilation, a new ventilation system was proposed in this study.