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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 24: Trends in the Polish building ventilation market and drivers for changes

The Polish ventilation market is changing rapidly.

There are a number of key forces that drive the changes in the Polish ventilation market; the…

Sowa J.
VIP 23: Trends in the Brazilian building ventilation market and drivers for changes

The paper presents an overview on building ventilation, indoor air quality and energy requirements in Brazil.

Regulations, standards and market…

Lamberts R.
VIP 22: Trends in the US building ventilation market and drivers for changes

The residential ventilation market is changing rapidly in the United States.

Dwellings are going from having no designed ventilation systems to…

Sherman M.
VIP 21: Trends in the Norwegian building ventilation market and drivers for changes

IAQ and ventilation is given rather high attention in the Norwegian building industry.

The new energy demands, basically an implementation of the…

Eriksson M.
VIP 20: Trends and drivers in the Finnish ventilation and AC market

Performance based indoor climate and ventilation regulations, having mainly been based on the requirements for the end result with fewer requirements for…

Kurnitski J., Seppänen O.
VIP 19: Trends in the French building ventilation market and drivers for change

Building ventilation has been covered by French regulations for many years.

Attention is paid to the general design of ventilation systems, air flow…

Durier F.
VIP 18: Trends in the Belgian building ventilation market and drivers for change

Attention for and implementation of ventilation systems is a relatively new phenomena in Belgium (where the three Regions are in charge of regulations…

Wouters, P.; Heijmans, N.; Delmotte, C.; Van den Bossche P., Wuyts, D.
VIP 17: Trends in the building ventilation market in England and drivers for change

This Information Paper has been written in the framework of the Building AdVent project and reviews recent changes in the Building Regulations in England…

Kolokotroni M.
VIP 16: Air quality in passenger aircraft

This VIP focuses on best practice, as well as challenges, for the conditioning of the indoor environment in passenger aircraft cabins, and their…

Rydock J. P.
VIP 15: Report of the 2nd European BlowerDoor Symposium 2007

The 2nd European BlowerDoor Symposium “Airtight building envelope, thermography and dwelling-ventilation” took place on the16th and 17th March 2007 in…

Rosenthal B.
VIP 14: European ventilation standards supporting the EPBD

The European Directive 2002/91/EC on the energy performance of buildings (the EPBD) imposes to the EU member states several different measures to achieve a…

De Gids W.F.
VIP 13: Ceiling Fans

Ceiling fans are one of the more credible techniques to decrease the energy consumption for air conditioning and improve comfort. Historically, ceiling fans…

Santamouris M.
VIP 12: Adaptive Thermal Comfort and Ventilation

Existing thermal comfort standards and methods cover mainly thermal comfort conditions under steady state conditions. Most of the thermal comfort studies…

Santamouris M.
VIP 11: Use of Earth to Air Heat Exchangers for Cooling

The present Ventilation Information Paper aims to present the basic knowledge on the use of earth to air heat exchangers. The increased need for air…

Santamouris M.
VIP 10: Sheltering in Buildings from Large-Scale Outdoor Releases

An intentional or accidental large-scale airborne toxic release (e.g. terrorist attacks or industrial accidents) can cause severe harm to nearby communities…

Chan W.R., Price P.N. , Gadgil A.J.
VIP 09: Energy Performance regulations: Which impact can be expected from the European Energy Performance Directive?

In the past and still often today, building regulations and standards don't reflect the state-of-the art with respect to the performance assessment of…

Wouters P.
VIP 08: Airtightness of buildings

If the building envelope is not airtight enough, significant amounts of energy may be lost due to exfiltrating air, or damage to structural elements may…

Dorer V., Tanner C., Weber A.
VIP 07: Indoor Air Pollutants Part 2: Description of sources and control/mitigation measures

VIP Indoor Air Pollutants, Part 1 defined major types of indoor air pollutants, their measurement, and concentrations guidelines. This second part of the…

Levin H.
VIP 06: Air-to-Air Heat Recovery in Ventilation Systems

A heat recovery unit transfers heat (some units also moisture) from the exhaust air stream over to the supply air stream, thus reducing the heat loss due to…

Schild P.G.
VIP 05: Displacement Ventilation

The principle of displacement ventilation involves air supply and distribution in a room by upwards displacement, i.e. as direct as possible through-flow in…

Schild P.G.
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