@book{00c4d3f0a86a11da8341000ea68e967b,
title = "Thermal Plumes in Ventilated Rooms: Vertical Volume Flux Influenced by Enclosing Walls",
abstract = "The main objective of ventilation is to provide good air quality for the occupants. For this purpose the necessary ventilating air change rate must be determined. Within displacement ventilation the estimation is closely related to the air flow rate in the thermal plumes when an air quality based design method is used. The vertical volume flux in a plume is influenced by many factors. Placement of the flow in relation to surrounding walls is one of them. This reduces the entrainment and is the subject of this article.",
keywords = "Thermal Plumes, Ventilation, Enclosing Walls, Thermal Plumes, Ventilation, Enclosing Walls",
author = "P. Kofoed and Nielsen, {Peter Vilhelm}",
note = "Presented at the 12th AIVC-Conference, Ottawa, Canada, 1991 PDF for print: 16 pp.",
year = "1991",
language = "English",
series = "Gul Serie",
publisher = "Dept. of Building Technology and Structural Engineering, Aalborg University",
number = "14",
address = "Denmark",
}