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The 19th AIVC Conference, Ventilation Technologies in Urban Areas, was held in Oslo, Norway, 28-30 September 1998.

Contains 55 papers

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Airtightness of timber frame buildings without a plastic film vapour barrier.

Good airtightness of a building can be achieved by the incorporation of an inner sealing layerfor the exterior walls and roofs in the form of a plastic film…

Sikander E, Olsson-Jonsson A
Assessing natural urban ventilation through an integrated model.

The paper presents further then an integrated model the supporting methodology that allowsto assess natural urban ventilation conditions both outside and…

Marques da Silva F, Viegas J, Goncalves da Silva F, Santos P R, Saraiva J E
Experimental impact valuation of fouling on extract air terminal devices performances: an accelerated artificial fouling approach.

A humidity controlled air flow terminal device works as a humidity sensor : its openingsurface varies according to relative humidity inside a room in order…

Spennato B
Outline of ventilation standard for acceptable indoor air quality, SHASE Japan.

The Ventilation Standard HASS-102 of The Society of Heating, Air-conditioning andSanitary Engineere of Japan (SHASE Japan) was revised in November, 1997.…

Murakami S, Kobayashi N, Yoshino H, Kato S
A proposal for the classification of the cleanliness of new ventilation systems.

The Finnish Society of Indoor Air Quality and Climate has prepared a proposal for the classification of the cleanliness of new ventilation systems and…

Sateri J
Reentrainment of pollutants from exhausted air - discussion of different types of regulatory requirements.

In many existing ventilation systems unintentional reentrainment of pollutant, due to improper location of exhaust and air intake, decreases quality of…

Sowa J
Analysis of duct systems for variable ventilation flow rates.

Ventilation systems using variable airflow are useful in urban areas. Due to outdoor pollutionand the indoor load from pollution or thermal sources, it is…

Eriksson J B
Filters for gaseous contaminants: performance measurement and impact on ventilation systems.

Filters for gaseous contaminants which are used inside HVAC systems are characterised by means of rated air flow rate, air motion resistance, trend of the…

Anglesio P, Perino M, Tronville P
NatVent (TM): its aims and vision.

This paper gives an overview of the EC NatVent (TM) project on 'Overcoming Technical Barriers to Low Energy Natural Ventilation in Office Type Buildings in…

Kukadia V, Perera M D A E S
On natural ventilation of a building with two openings.

Analytical solutions are derived for calculating natural ventilation flow rates in a single-zone building with two openings when no thermal mass is present…

Li Y, Delsante A
Building performance evaluation for indoor air quality using occupant contaminant inhalation and attribution to contaminant sources.

The emissions of building materials like volatile organic compounds and indoor airbornecontaminants such as environmental tobacco smoke expose occupants to…

Takemasa Y, Moser A
Perceived barriers to natural ventilation in offices.

The paper describes the results of a Pan-European survey carried out on identifying thebarriers that restrict the implementation of natural or simple fan-…

Aggerholm S
Top-down natural ventilation of multi-storey buildings.

We examine natural ventilation in buildings with multiple storeys, each storey linked to acommon chimney or atrium, and ventilated using 'top-down chimneys…

Hunt G R, Holford J M
Improvement of indoor climate and ventilation system in a renovated multistoried residential building.

The goal of this project was to improve the quality of indoor air in a multistoried residentialbuilding of 81 flats built in 1960. The building is located…

Palonen J
Natural ventilation in office-type buildings - results and conclusions of monitoring activities.

Since the beginning of this decade, natural ventilation in office buildings has been receiving specific interest. There are two sorts of application.…

Demeester J, Wouters P, Ducarme D, et al
Natural ventilation in urban environments.

The present paper discusses issues related to the potential of natuml ventilation techniques whenapplied to urban environment and in particular to buildings…

Santamouris M, Papanikolaou N, Koronakis I, Georgakis C, Assimakopoulos D N
Measurement of heat and mass transfer through typical staircases.

This paper is concerned with heat and mass transfer through two typical staircases, The firststaircase connects the two individual floors of a two-storey…

Peppes A A, Santamouris M, Asimakopoulos D N
A simple interactive design tool for sizing, locating and determining pollution attenuation features of urban air inlets suitable for office buildings.

This paper identifies successful ways of applying natural ventilation to non domestic buildings locatedin urban areas. Whilst noise and contaminant…

Ajiboye P
Simulation of infiltration heat recovery.

Infiltration has traditionally been assumed to affect the energy load of a building by an amount equal to the product of the infiltration flow rate and the…

Buchanan C R, Sherman M H
Wind-driven ventilation in courtyard and atrium buildings in urban areas.

A wind tunnel study was carried out to investigate the airflow through courtyard and atrium building models. Ventilation strategies resulting from the use…

Sharples S, Bensalem R
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