Natural ventilation systems, taking advantage of natural driving forces, help to reconcile
energy efficient buildings with a good Indoor Air Quality (IAQ). Its efficiency depends on …

It is widely recognised that the carbon dioxide (CO2) concentration level inside a building is
a reflection of the indoor air quality in that building. In most buildings, occupants are a major …

Theory and Measurement Page 1 Building Ventilation: Theory and Measurement David
Etheridge British Gas pic, Gas Research Centre, Loughborough, UK Mats Sandberg Royal …

This manual describes the computer program CONTAM version 3.4, developed by NIST.
CONTAM is a multizone indoor air quality and ventilation analysis program designed to help …

In the frame of the French national research program PRIMEQUAL (inter-ministry program
for better air quality in urban environments), measurements of outdoor and indoor pollution …

More and more air handling units are equipped with heat recovery systems, with the aim of
decreasing the energy use in buildings for heating and cooling. The efficiency of the heat …

For the design of natural ventilation systems for passive cooling in buildings, engineers and
architects are interested in the prediction of ventilation rates as a function of position and …

Buildings are aired to evacuate indoor pollutants, in particular those produced by the
occupants. CO2 is a good indicator of occupancy, as long as there is no other significant …

This comprehensive reference guide to ventilation systems provides up-to-date knowledge
based on the experience of internationally-recognized experts to deal with current and future …

Several studies have documented reductions in indoor ozone levels that occur as a
consequence of its reactions with the exposed skin, hair and clothing of human occupants …