Models for the Prediction of Room Air Distribution

Peter V. Nielsen

Models for the Prediction of Room Air Distribution

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Abstract

The paper describes work on simplified design methods made in connection with the International Energy Agency programme" Air Flow Pattern within Buildings" , Annex 20, subtask 1.
It is shown that simplified models are able to indicate design values as the maximum velocity in the occupied zone and penetration depth of a non-isothermal jet in a room.

Original language	English

Place of Publication	Aalborg
Publisher	Dept. of Building Technology and Structural Engineering
Number of pages	16
Publication status	Published - 1991

Series	Indoor Environmental Technology
Number	20
Volume	R9148
ISSN	0902-7513

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Presented at the 12th AIVC Conference on Air Movement and Ventilation Control within Buildings, Ottawa, Canada, September, 1991

PDF for print: 24 pp.

Keywords

Aircondition
Prediction
Room Air Distribution

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Models for the Prediction of Room Air Distribution

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