Improving Occupants’ Satisfaction with Mechanical Ventilation using Technical and Non-Technical Solutions: Slutrapport til højnelse af tilfredsheden med mekanisk ventilation i renoverede etageboliger

Alireza Afshari; Niss Skov Nielsen; Samira Rahnama; Ivan T. Nikolaisson; Alessandro Maccarini; Marco Marigo

Improving Occupants’ Satisfaction with Mechanical Ventilation using Technical and Non-Technical Solutions: Slutrapport til højnelse af tilfredsheden med mekanisk ventilation i renoverede etageboliger

Alireza Afshari^*, Niss Skov Nielsen, Samira Rahnama, Ivan T. Nikolaisson, Alessandro Maccarini, Marco Marigo

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This project is financed by Landsbyggefonden and focuses on evaluating the occupants’ and building management's experiences with mechanical ventilation in renovated residential buildings in Denmark. The report proposes technical and non-technical solutions related to increased satisfaction with the ventilation system and with the indoor climate among occupants and staff. The project is divided into two phases:

In Phase 1, the importance of a new and adjustable mechanical ventilation system on the residents' satisfaction with the indoor climate and with the ventilation system is examined, as well as the inconveniences and functionality experienced by the new ventilation system.

In Phase 2, the effects of faults in a CAV AHU system on thermal and electrical energy consumption, thermal comfort and on indoor air quality are investigated. In the study, error models were developed that define KPIs and evaluate how errors can affect energy consumption and indoor climate conditions.

Translated title of the contribution	Tekniske og ikke-tekniske tiltags effekter på beboertilfredshed med mekanisk ventilationssystem
Original language	English

Place of Publication	København NV
Publisher	Department of the Built Environment, Aalborg University
Edition	1
Number of pages	34
ISBN (Electronic)	978-87-563-2110-5
Commissioning body	Landsbyggefonden
Publication status	Published - 4 May 2023

Series	BUILD Rapport
Number	08
Volume	2023
ISSN	2597-3118

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Keywords

Mecanical ventilation
indoor climate
Satisfaction
Annoyance

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Afshari, A., Nielsen, N. S., Rahnama, S., Nikolaisson, I. T., Maccarini, A., & Marigo, M. (2023). Improving Occupants’ Satisfaction with Mechanical Ventilation using Technical and Non-Technical Solutions: Slutrapport til højnelse af tilfredsheden med mekanisk ventilation i renoverede etageboliger. (1 ed.) Department of the Built Environment, Aalborg University. BUILD Rapport Vol. 2023 No. 08

Afshari, Alireza ; Nielsen, Niss Skov ; Rahnama, Samira et al. / Improving Occupants’ Satisfaction with Mechanical Ventilation using Technical and Non-Technical Solutions : Slutrapport til højnelse af tilfredsheden med mekanisk ventilation i renoverede etageboliger. 1 ed. København NV : Department of the Built Environment, Aalborg University, 2023. 34 p. (BUILD Rapport; No. 08, Vol. 2023).

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Improving Occupants’ Satisfaction with Mechanical Ventilation using Technical and Non-Technical Solutions: Slutrapport til højnelse af tilfredsheden med mekanisk ventilation i renoverede etageboliger. / Afshari, Alireza ; Nielsen, Niss Skov ; Rahnama, Samira et al.
1 ed. København NV: Department of the Built Environment, Aalborg University, 2023. 34 p. (BUILD Rapport; No. 08, Vol. 2023).

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Improving Occupants’ Satisfaction with Mechanical Ventilation using Technical and Non-Technical Solutions: Slutrapport til højnelse af tilfredsheden med mekanisk ventilation i renoverede etageboliger

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