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The International Journal of Ventilation
The International Journal of Ventilation is devoted to the ventilation of occupied buildings and other enclosed spaces. Inaugurated in June 2002 it has rapidly become established and has attracted subscribers from major institutions, companies and universities in over 40 countries.

IJV Contents Volume 10 No 4 March 2012

Paper 1:	Impact of Room Supply Register Location on Predicted Thermal Comfort and IAQ: Ouazia B, Macdonald I, Thompson A and Booth D
Paper 2:	An Assessment of the Overall Comfort Sensation in Workplaces: Kosmopoulos P, Galanos D, Anastaselos D and Papadopoulos AM
Paper 3:	Indoor Air Quality in U.K. School Classrooms Ventilated by Natural Ventilation Windcatchers: Jones BM and Kirby R
Paper 4:	Removal of Microbe-Carrying Particles by High Efficiency Air Filters in Cleanrooms: Whyte W, Green G and Whyte WM
Paper 5:	A Review of CO2 Measurement Procedures in Ventilation Research: Mahyuddin N and Awbi HB
Paper 6:	Indoor Environment and Energy Use in Historic Buildings - Comparing Survey Results with Measurements and Simulations: Rohdin P, Dalewski M and Moshfegh B
Paper 7:	A Novel Air Distribution - Principles of Air Curtain Ventilation: Li A, Yin H and Zhang W
Paper 8:	Analysis of a PHDC (Passive and Hybrid Downdraft Cooling) Experimental Facility in Seville and its Applicability to the Madrid Climate: Salmerón JM, Álvarez S, Sánchez J, Ford B and Gillott M
Book Review:	Natural Ventilation of Buildings - Theory Measurement and Design: David Etheridge

A Guide to Energy Efficient Ventilation

Published in 1996, this Guide is aimed at providing a simplified approach to ventilation with particular emphasis on its impact on air quality and energy demand. Numerical discussion is kept to a minimum but sufficient guidance and data are given to enable basic calculations. 254 Pages. Click here for more details

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