The 30th AIVC Conference, Trends in High Performance Buildings and the Role of Ventilation, was held in Berlin, Germany, 1-2 October 2009.

Contains 48 papers 

 

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The office building belonging to the Remscheider Entsorgungsbetriebe REB (Waste DisposalUnit in Remscheid), which was constructed in 1968, was thoroughly renovated in 2004.
Peter Engelmann, Karsten Voss
Even when providing the same nominal rate of outdoor air (OA), different ventilation systems distribute air in different ways, affecting the occupants differently depending on the dwelling, on source disposition and strength, on occupants behavior
T. Petithuguenin, M. H. Sherman
The Energy Policy Act of 2005 (EPAct05) requires that federal building energy-efficiency performance standards be revised.
Alexander Zhivov, David Bailey, Dale Herron, Don Dittus, Michael Deru, Colin Genge
The paper is devoted to the analysis of possibility for construction of low energy buildings withenvelopes controlled for minimization of energy consumption by air conditioning systems.
Anatolijs Borodinecs, Baiba Gaujena
In most Dutch classrooms draught results in insufficient ventilation and poor air quality during the heating season, adversely affecting the well being and performance of pupils.
P. Jacobs, B. Knoll
The influence of ventilation on the energy performance of a building is generally considered to be quite high. It rises clearly, when a building contains large-volume spaces.
Anna Staudt, Hans Erhorn, Heike Erhorn-Kluttig
Air renovation inside buildings is crucial to have productive workers, since the lack of good indoor conditions affects human activity and promotes diseases (Fisk, 2000).
J. L. Alexandre, M. Silva, A. Freire
China has been undergoing fast urbanization during the last three decades.
Zhipeng Bai, Jiefeng Zhang, Xiao Ding, Can Niu

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