Seminar 11 -- Advances in Simulation Research for the Design and Operation of Natural and Mixed Ventilation Systems PDF

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Natural and mixed mode ventilations are considered to be an energy efficient way to provide building cooling. However, it is difficult to estimate and achieve the desired performance due to the complexity of the system. This seminar introduces advancements in simulation research to enable the optimized design and operation of buildings with natural and mixed mode ventilation.

1. Design and Advanced Air Flow Simulation of Naturally Ventilated Theatres
   Malcolm J. Cook, Ph.D., Member, Loughborough University, Loughborough, United Kingdom
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2. Natural and Mixed Ventilation Energy Efficiency Optimization Via Integrated CFD and Building Performance Simulation
   Marija S. Todorovic, VEA-INVI.Ltd, Zug, Switzerland
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3. Considering Wind Effects When Designing for Natural Ventilation
   L. James Lo, Ph.D., National Institute of Standards and Technology/ University of Texas at Austin, Gaithersburg, MD
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4. Energy Modeling and Predictive Control Strategies for Efficient Mixed-Mode Cooling Using Natural Ventilation
   Panagiota Karava, Ph.D., Associate Member, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
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