Conséquences de la disposition des diffuseurs sur la ventilation des postes de travail

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  1. National Research Council of Canada. NRC Institute for Research in Construction
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Physical description4 p.
SubjectOpen-plan offices [cubicles]; Ventilation
Abstract
The supply air in an open-plan office, whose floor space is usually subdivided into a warren of small, partitioned work areas, is normally distributed through diffusers. The quest is one of providing adequate ventilation for every work area. Based on IRC research, most, if not all, assumptions about the possible role that the layout of diffusers may play in air distribution can be safely dismissed. Only one condition concerning diffuser layouts must be observed for the sake of expedient removal of air contaminants.
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PublisherInstitut de recherche en construction, Conseil national de recherches Canada
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  • Solution constructive, no. 37.
NoteAlso available in English: Influence of Air Diffuser Layout on the Ventilation of Workstations
LanguageFrench
Peer reviewedNo
NPARC number21275267
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