@book{5fa9e6df8b9b4eef9dba303ad057123d,
title = "Flow Element Models",
abstract = "Air distribution in ventilated rooms is a flow process that can be divided into different elements such as supply air jets, exhaust flows, thermal plumes, boundary layer flows, infiltration and gravity currents. These flow elements are isolated volumes where the air movement is controlled by a restricted number of parameters, and the air movement is fairly independent of the general flow in the enclosure. In many practical situations, the most convenient· method is to design the air distribution system using flow element theory.",
keywords = "Aircondition, Flow Element, Exhaust Flow, Supply Air Jet, Plume, Convection Flow, Boundary Layer Flow, Gravity Currents, Aircondition , Flow Element, Exhaust Flow, Supply Air Jet, Plume, Convection Flow, Boundary Layer Flow , Gravity Currents",
author = "Per Heiselberg and Nielsen, {Peter V.}",
note = "Chapter in: {"}Ventilation of Large Spaces in Buildings - Part 3. Analysis and Prediction Techniques.{"} PDF for print: 30 pp. ",
year = "1996",
language = "English",
series = "Indoor Evironmental Technology",
publisher = "Dept. of Building Technology and Structural Engineering",
number = "65",
}