International Journal of Ventilation (VEETECH)

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 7 No 1 June 2008

Paper 1:	Horizontal Air-to-Earth Heat Exchangers in Northern Italy - Testing, Design, and Monitoring: Grosso M and Raimondo L.
Paper 2:	Low Energy Cooling of Buildings in Central Europe - Case Studies: Lain M, Zmrhal V and Hensen JLM.
Paper 3:	The Implications for Building Ventilation of the Spatial and Temporal Variability of Air Temperature in the Urban Canopy Layer: Williamson T and Erell E.
Paper 4:	Measurement of Natural Ventilation Rate in a Japanese Residential Building: Nishizawa S, Sawachi T, Habara H and Seto H.
Paper 5:	Predicting Operational Energy Consumption Profiles - Findings from Detailed Surveys and Modelling in a UK Educational Building Compared to Measured Consumption: Knight I, Stravoravdis S and Lasvaux S.
Paper 6:	Effects of Intermittent Air Velocity on Thermal and Draught Perception during Transient Temperature Conditions: Wigö H.
Paper 7:	Quantifying the Cooling Sensation of Air Movement: Aynsley R.
Paper 8:	The Potential Impact of New ( UK ) Building Regulations for the Provision of Natural Ventilation in Dwellings - A Case Study of Low Energy Social Housing: Ward I.
Paper 9:	Functional Availability of HVAC Systems: Myrefelt S.

New! - IJV Reprint Series:

Low Energy Natural and Mixed Mode Ventilation:
Case Studies: Offices and Large Buildings

Case studies provide essential practical guidance on building performance. This publication contains reprints of office and large building case study papers published in the first five volumes of the International Journal of Ventilation. A total of 14 papers are presented covering examples of natural and mixed mode ventilation in both new and retrofitted buildings. Click here for more details

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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