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Ventilation Information Papers (VIP) are a series of typically short AIVC publications (in most cases 6 to 10 pages) intended for giving a basic knowledge of some aspects related to the air infiltration and/or the ventilation.

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VIP 44: Residential Cooker Hoods

AIVC's Ventilation Information Paper #44: Residential Cooker Hoods,  summarizes current knowledge on cooking contaminant emissions, its…

Iain Walker, Benjamin Jones, Wouter Borsboom
VIP 42: The Concept for Substituting Ventilation by Gas Phase Air Cleaning

Worldwide, there is an increasing number of publications related to air cleaning and sales of gas phase air cleaning products. This puts…

Bjarne W. Olesen, Chandra Sekhar, Pawel Wargocki
VIP 41: Impact of wind on the airtightness test results

Building airtightness tests have become very common in several countries, either to comply with minimum requirements of regulations or programmes, or to…

Nolwenn Hurel, Valérie Leprince
VIP 40: Ductwork airtightness - A review

Ventilation Information Paper no40 "Ductwork airtightness - A review", aims to complement…

Valérie Leprince, Nolwenn Hurel,Maria Kapsalaki
VIP 39: A review of performance-based approaches to residential smart ventilation

Ventilation Information Paper no39: “A review of performance-based approaches to residential smart ventilation” provides an overview of the regulations and…

Gaëlle Guyot, Iain Walker, Max Sherman, Pilar Linares, Sonia García Ortega, Samuel Caillou
VIP 38: What is smart ventilation?

In March 2017, AIVC identified smart ventilation for buildings as a new and important topic to be addressed.

Several actions were defined by AIVC…

François Durier, Rémi Carrié, Max Sherman
VIP 37: Impact of Energy Policies on Building and Ductwork Airtightness

This Ventilation Information Paper analyses both the policy instruments used (regulatory requirements and incentives, specific programme requirements,…

Valérie Leprince, Maria Kapsalaki, François Rémi Carrié
VIP 36: Metrics of Health Risks from Indoor Air

In a recent review of 31 green building certification schemes used around the world, IAQ was found to contribute to only 7.5% of the final score on average…

Benjamin Jones
VIP 35: Ventilative Cooling. State-of-the-art review executive summary

 

This report summarises the outcome of the work of the initial working phase of IEA ECB Annex 62 Ventilative Cooling and is based on the…

Per Heiselberg, Maria Kolokotroni
VIP 34: Needs and methods for ductwork cleaning in France

Air supplied by ventilation plants and air conditioning systems carries small particles whose size depends on filtration device efficiency.

Mineral,…

Barbat M., Feldmann C.
VIP 33: CO2 as indicator for the indoor air quality - General principles

The role of CO2 to control the indoor air quality in buildings is based on the fact that CO2 developed by people breathing may be used as a marker for the…

de Gids W.F., Wouters P.
VIP 32: Hybrid Ventilation

For the near future the expectation of experts is that the most promising systems will be based on demand-controlled hybrid ventilation technologies. The…

de Gids W.F., Jicha M.
VIP 31: Humidity Controlled Exhaust Ventilation in Moderate Climate

Born with the energetic crisis, humidity controlled ventilation has been introduced in regions with a moderate climate as a means to fight condensation…

Savin J.C., Jardinier M.
VIP 30: An overview of national trends related to innovative ventilation systems

This paper summarises presentations and discussions that took place during the workshop entitled “Trends in national building ventilation markets and…

Heijmans N., Wouters P., Heiselberg P.
VIP 29: An overview of national trends in envelope and ductwork airtightness

This paper summarises presentations and discussions that took place during the workshop entitled “ Trends in national building ventilation markets and…

Carrié F.R., Rosenthal B.
VIP 28: IAQ and ventilation efficiency with respect to pollutants inside automobiles

Recently, there has been a growing public concern over indoor air quality not only in buildings but also in vehicles. Since the vehicle is the main form of…

Kim H.J., Lee Y.G.
VIP 27: Trends in the Czech building ventilation market and drivers for changes

The Czech Republic is a landlocked country located in the centre of Europe. The area of the Czech Republic is 78,866 km2 and its population is about 10.4…

Charvat P.
VIP 26: Trends in the Korean building ventilation market and drivers for changes

Apartment buildings are the most common type of residence in Korea, but since the 1970s it was difficult to supply fresh air due to airtight exterior walls…

Y. Lee, S. Kim
VIP 25: Trends in the Japanese building ventilation market and drivers for changes

Technology in building physics and mechanical engineering for building ventilation may not be totally new area and must have rather long history and much…

Sawachi T., Tajima M.
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