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Indoor airflow and heat transfer in a cross-ventilated generic building

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Cross-ventilation of a room in a courtyard building

Energy and Buildings, 2016
Abstract The influence of courtyard height on the cross-ventilation of a room abating a courtyard building is addressed in this work. While the cross-ventilation performance of isolated buildings has been thoroughly documented in the literature, the phenomenon is still not tackled in the context of a courtyard building, both in isolated as well as ...
Daniel Micallef
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Review of Cross-Ventilation Research Papers - from the Working Group for Natural Ventilation and Cross-Ventilation of the Architectural Institute of Japan

International Journal of Ventilation, 2009
AbstractA working group for natural ventilation and cross-ventilation at the Architectural Institute of Japan (AIJ) was established in 2005 by researchers and designers with an interest in this topic. One of the tasks of the working group is to review and classify related research papers.
Tomonobu Gotō, Takashi Kurabuchi, Hisashi Kotani   +2 more
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An Alternative View on the Theory of Cross-Ventilation

International Journal of Ventilation, 2004
The mechanism of cross ventilation is dealt with in this paper. The results are obtained by a combination of wind tunnel studies and CFD predictions using a Reynolds stress model as the turbulence model. All buildings have been exposed to a uniform velocity field and therefore the reference flow rate for an opening is equal to the velocity multiplied ...
Mats Sandberg
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Wind-driven cross ventilation with internal obstacles

Energy and Buildings, 2013
Abstract Most ventilation models do not consider the influences of furniture and obstacles on building ventilation. This study developed a resistance model to calculate the ventilation rate of wind-driven cross ventilation in a low-rise building with vertical plates in the building.
Chia-Ren Chu
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Wind-driven cross ventilation in long buildings

Building and Environment, 2014
Abstract The rule of thumb for effective wind-driven cross ventilation suggests that the building length L should be less than five times of ceiling height H . This study uses a Large Eddy Simulation model and wind tunnel experiments to investigate the mechanism behind this rule of thumb.
Chia-Ren Chu
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THE CROSS-VENTILATED TUNNEL SMOKEHOUSE

Canadian Journal of Research, 1946
A tunnel smokehouse with an output of 3000 lb. of smoked fillets per nine hour day has been in operation about one year. The temperature, relative humidity, and smoke velocity are controlled at optimum values independent of climatic conditions. Hence the colour and shrinkage of the product may be standardized and losses from cooking and dropping of ...
E. P. Linton, A. L. Wood
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COMPARTMENT FIRES: CALTREE AND CROSS-VENTILATION

Combustion Science and Technology, 2007
Abstract Various experimental studies on effect of ventilation on behaviour of fire in compartment are available in literature. Recently, experiments have been conducted to study fire behaviour in compartment with more than one ventilation opening located on opposite walls (Kumar and Naveen, 2007).
RAJIV KUMAR, M. NAVEEN
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