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Ventilation and Moisture Control in Architectural Metal Panel Roofing Systems

2020
Architectural metal roofing systems (AMRS) are considered to be a very durable type of steep-slope roofing system. Architectural metal roofing systems are commonly used in compact or unvented roofing assemblies over moisture-susceptible, nailable wood-based substrates placed directly over or laminated to rigid insulation or over nailable roof decks ...
Eric Olson, Anthony Nicastro
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Natural ventilation for cooling in mediterranean climate: A case study in vernacular architecture of Cyprus

Energy and Buildings, 2017
Abstract This paper investigates the influence of natural ventilation on the indoor thermal environment in the residential vernacular architecture of Cyprus. The research was performed through a field study investigation during the hot summer period. The investigation included different ventilation strategies, i.e.
Michael, Aimilios   +5 more
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Central Heating and Forced Ventilation: Origins and Effects on Architectural Design

Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, 1978
The three major methods of heating buildings, based on hot air, hot water, and steam, were all developed in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, largely in Great Britain. At the same time, forced ventilation, based either on the drawing power of heat or on the use of mechanical means like the fan, was also established.
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A natural ventilation control in buildings based on co-simulation architecture and Particle Swarm Optimization

2016 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics (SMC), 2016
This paper presents a building automation strategy for natural ventilation control and reducing building energy consumption. An on-off control is proposed in order to manage the windows opening and realize a natural ventilation flow guaranteeing indoor thermal comfort. The control logic is based on activation thresholds that are optimized to reduce the
FANTI, Maria Pia   +4 more
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Validation of ECG-derived sleep architecture and ventilation in sleep apnea and chronic fatigue syndrome

Sleep and Breathing, 2009
Newly developed algorithms putatively derive measures of sleep, wakefulness, and respiratory disturbance index (RDI) through detailed analysis of heart rate variability (HRV). Here, we establish levels of agreement for one such algorithm through comparative analysis of HRV-derived values of sleep-wake architecture and RDI with those calculated from ...
Shulamit Eyal   +6 more
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A Numerical Investigation of Impact of Architectural and Climatic Parameters of Windcatcher Systems on Induced Ventilation

Volume 6: Energy, Parts A and B, 2012
The large energy demand from the HVAC industry for residential buildings, along with the ever growing need for the utilization of renewable sources of energy, has brought considerable attention to the area of induced ventilation. Windcatchers are green architectural structures historically used for the passive ventilation of the indoor spaces with the ...
A. Scott Weber   +3 more
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Natural Ventilation Modeling and Analysis for Climate-Sensitive Architecture Design

2018
Due to complicated building geometries and heterogeneous urban morphologies, project-specific wind analysis is needed in addition to the general understandings of wind environment in order to develop appropriate mitigation strategies for any particular projects that may have outdoor natural ventilation issues.
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Documentation and Evaluation of the Positive Contribution of Natural Ventilation in the Rural Vernacular Architecture of Cyprus

2014
In traditional buildings thermal comfort has been accomplished through the exploitation of passive strategies, i.e. natural ventilation and shading. This paper focuses on the investigation of natural ventilation in the vernacular architecture of Cyprus and on the documentation of the positive contribution of this strategy to the thermal comfort of the ...
Aimilios Michael   +2 more
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Ventilation and Architectural Design Strategies for Cooling Office Buildings in Different Climates of Chile

2014
In Office buildings in Chile, cooling energy demand is higher than heating demand. The climate of the country show important differences between cities by the ocean and those of interior regions. Main cities of Central Chile are Santiago and Valparaiso, both located at around 33°S.
Felipe Encinas Pino   +3 more
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