Seminar 26-1 -- Natural Ventilation Impacts and Applications in Large Buildings PDF

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Natural ventilation is being considered for a wider range of large buildings. The selection of natural, hybrid or mechanical ventilation strategies involves an understanding of the effect of different climates, acceptable comfort conditions, energy, capital and maintenance costs. In addition within large, naturally ventilated buildings, there are often specific areas of the building which are mechanically conditioned. The interaction of these spaces with the naturally ventilated space can have significant effects. This session discusses these impacts, as well as other design considerations and tools for informed design of a large naturally-ventilated building.

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