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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.

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IJV Contents Volume 8 No 3 December 2009

Editorial Editorial: The Third International Workshop on Natural VentilationTokyo, Japan, 16th March 2009
Paper 1: The Applicability of Natural Ventilation - Technical Editorial:
Liddament M
Paper 2:

Estimation of Cooling Energy Reduction by Utilizing Cross-Ventilation in Detached Houses, within the Japanese newly introduced Energy Regulation - Evaluating Energy Consumption for Different Uses:
Sawachi T, Nishizawa S, Habara H and Miura H

Paper 3:  Domain Decomposition Technique Applied to the Evaluation of Cross-Ventilation Performance of Opening Positions of a Building:
Kurabuchi T, Ohba M and Nonaka T
Paper 4:  Buoyancy Driven Natural Ventilation through Horizontal Openings:
Heiselberg P and Li Z
Paper 5:  Review of Cross-Ventilation Research Papers from the Working Group for Natural Ventilation and Cross-Ventilation of the Architectural Institute of Japan:
Kotani H, Goto T, Ohba M and Kurabuch T
Paper 6:

The Theory of Thermal Comfort in Naturally Ventilated Indoor Environments - "The Pleasure Principle":
de Dear R

Paper 7 A Simulation Study on the Reduction of Cooling Loads in a Detached House by Cross-Ventilation using the Local Dynamic Similarity Model:
Ohba M, Kurabuchi T, Tsukamoto K, Nonaka T and Goto T
Paper 8 Verification of the Effect of Cross-Ventilation on Energy Conservation by Simulating Occupant Behaviour:
Habara H, Nishizawa S, Miura H, Sawachi T and Hosoi A
Paper 9 The Impact of Several Construction Elements on the Thermal Performance of Solar Chimneys:
Pavlou K, Vasilakopoulou K and Santamouris M
Paper 10 Natural Ventilation with Dynamic Façades:Takemasa Y, Hiraoka M, Katoh M, Miura K, Kasai S, and Oya T


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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