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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"stack effect"”.
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Natural ventilation : design for suburban houses in Thailand
Natural Ventilation is the most effective passive cooling design strategy for architecture in hot and humid climates. In Thailand, natural ventilation has been the most essential element in the vernacular architecture such as the traditional house, but has become unused nowadays because of the …
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The provision of school buildings in Saudi Arabia with particular reference to Jeddah.
… air. This is assisted by an original use of the stack-effect in building in a way which reflects traditional architecture, yet provides modern standards of light and thermal control.
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The Impact of Different Passive Roof Construction Types on Building Thermal Performance / Experimental Method for Optimizing the Thermal Performance of Building Enclosures
… indoor air temperatures were greatly improved by stack effect, which uses convection to exhaust rising hot air and draw cooler low level air into the STC. The findings of this research can assist in selecting more appropriate roofing technologies for building envelopes and thus contribute to the …
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Passive design approach in enhancing natural ventilation performance of two storeys residential buildings in tropical climate
… analyzed on the building indoor air movement effect. The ratio of the overall indoor air movement upon outdoor air movement at particular hours was used to indicate the space indoor natural ventiation performance for the building. The result shows significant high incoming air velocity through …
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A NOVEL APPROACH TO NEAR-REAL TIME MONITORING OF VENTILATION RATE AND INDOOR AIR QUALITY IN RESIDENTIAL HOUSES
<p>Physics-based infiltration models, like Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory (LBL) and Alberta Infiltration Model (AIM-2), have been used to predict infiltration rate in near real time. These models are constructed from the driving forces of wind and temperature difference across the building enclosure …