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The 43rd AIVC Conference "Ventilation, IEQ and health in sustainable buildings", was held in Copenhagen, Denmark on 4-5 October 2023. Contains 129 papers and/or summaries.

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Acoustic method for measurement of airtightness – field testing on three different existing office buildings in Germany

Maintaining the airtightness of building envelopes is a key factor for the energy efficiency of buildings. A fast and reliable detection of leaks plays a…

Björn Schiricke, Benedikt Kölsch
Airborne transmission of disease in stratified and non-stratified flow

Airborne transmissions take place as a transport of virus or bacteria via the aerosol flow in rooms. The distribution of aerosols tends to be evenly…

Peter V. Nielsen, Chen Zhang, Li Liu
Point source ventilation effectiveness in infection risk-based post-COVID ventilation design

Measurement method for ventilation effectiveness, more specifically, for contaminant removal effectiveness with a point source corresponding to infector is…

Jarek Kurnitski, Martin Kiil, Alo Mikola, Karl-Villem Võsa
Mitigation of airborne transmission of respiratory viruses by ventilation – past, present and future

The importance of ventilation of spaces for occupants’ health has been known for many years. Ancient Egyptians used natural ventilation to remove dust and…

Arsen K. Melikov
Discussion on minimum ventilation rates for infection control

There are several knowledge gaps that explains a lack of knowledge on minimum ventilation rates for intercepting airborne respiratory infection. One is a…

Yuguo Li, Wei Jia
Human exposure against airborne pathogens in an office environment

Airborne exposure has been highlighted during the COVID-19 pandemic as a probable infection route. This experimental study investigates different protection…

Risto Kosonen, Sami Lestinen, Simo Kilpeläinen
Dallying with DALYs: Why acceptable IAQ should consider harm

The ASHRAE Standard Project Committee on Ventilation and Acceptable Indoor Air Quality in Residential Buildings (62.2) has proposed an addendum to the…

Benjamin Jones
What we know about smart ventilation

The buildings ‘sector is facing multiple challenges due to the need to generalize a sober approach and to reduce its energy consumption, its CO2 emissions…

Gaëlle Guyot
Users and practices in heating and ventilating homes – why do they behave different than we think?

We need to improve the indoor air quality for the health of the building users, and we need to optimize and reduce energy consumption for heating, cooling,…

Kirsten Gram-Hanssen
Tomorrow’s Ventilation Solutions for Future Hospital Demands

At hospitals and healthcare buildings, the ultimate objective is to save lives. According to the 2018 annual reports from the Norwegian Institute of Public…

Trond Thorgeir Harsem
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