Facteurs influençant la performance des systèmes de ventilation dans les grands bâtiments

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Series titleSolution constructive; no. 33
ISSN1206-1239
Physical description4 p.
SubjectVentilation
Abstract
Three strategies for achieving acceptable indoor air quality are ventilation, source control and cleaning/filtration. The performance and energy efficiency of a ventilation system is affected by air distribution, air leakage and local exhaust. Wind blowing around and over a building can play havoc with air distribution. Air leakage can waste much energy. Where a contaminant source such as a photocopier is present, a local exhaust has to be installed, because in such circumstances ventilation alone cannot ensure acceptable air quality. For office buildings and schools, in which occupancy varies over a 24-hour period, demand-control ventilation based on C02 levels may work well.
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PublisherInstitut de recherche en construction, Conseil national de recherches Canada
NoteAlso available in English: Factors affecting the performance of ventilation systems in large buildings
LanguageFrench
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NPARC number21275153
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