Elementary Buoyancy-driven Ventilation (ePub)
(Sprache: Englisch)
Buoyancy-driven ventilation is a part of natural ventilation, where wind forces may participate, but only buoyancy-driven ventilation (i.e. driven by the difference between outdoor and indoor air density) is considered in this book.
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Buoyancy-driven ventilation is a part of natural ventilation, where wind forces may participate, but only buoyancy-driven ventilation (i.e. driven by the difference between outdoor and indoor air density) is considered in this book.
The buoyancy-driven part is to some extent complicated from a theoretical point of view and requires a well-founded theory ased on the fundamental flow equations to ensure reliable results.
In the book, a model is set up for a room with two openings to the surroundings and with a uniform indoor temperature. From this basic model, variants are developed for rooms with several openings and/ or with a stratified indoor temperature. Further, for each variant, versions are set up where the difference between outdoor and indoor air density, or the difference between the indoor and outdoor temperature, or the net heat input rate is the independent thermal variable.
The scope of application is determined, and the opening area ratios are analysed with the aim to obtain optimal ventilation conditions.
The book is of interest for building engineers who are or want to specialise in natural ventilation, to undergraduates who wish to have natural ventilation as their special subject, and to postgraduates who work with subjects where it is relevant to involve buoyancydriven ventilation. For undergraduates in general, especially Chapters 2 and 3 are of interest.
The buoyancy-driven part is to some extent complicated from a theoretical point of view and requires a well-founded theory ased on the fundamental flow equations to ensure reliable results.
In the book, a model is set up for a room with two openings to the surroundings and with a uniform indoor temperature. From this basic model, variants are developed for rooms with several openings and/ or with a stratified indoor temperature. Further, for each variant, versions are set up where the difference between outdoor and indoor air density, or the difference between the indoor and outdoor temperature, or the net heat input rate is the independent thermal variable.
The scope of application is determined, and the opening area ratios are analysed with the aim to obtain optimal ventilation conditions.
The book is of interest for building engineers who are or want to specialise in natural ventilation, to undergraduates who wish to have natural ventilation as their special subject, and to postgraduates who work with subjects where it is relevant to involve buoyancydriven ventilation. For undergraduates in general, especially Chapters 2 and 3 are of interest.
Bibliographische Angaben
- Autor: Karl Terpager Andersen
- 2019, 172 Seiten, Englisch
- Verlag: Statens Byggeforskningsinstitut
- ISBN-10: 8756319061
- ISBN-13: 9788756319065
- Erscheinungsdatum: 18.01.2019
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