Seminar 4 -- Cooling Potential with Increased Night Ventilation in Low Energy Buildings PDF

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In post-occupancy studies of low energy buildings, elevated temperature levels is a commonly reported problem. Ventilative cooling can be an attractive and energy efficient solution to reduce peak load and energy use in new and existing residential buildings. Equipment required for ventilative cooling in residential buildings is available and has been shown to be cost-effective in many climates. The seminar presents the concept of ventilative cooling together with studies of the potential impact on energy consumption and indoor environment in different climatic regions.

1. Ventilative Cooling Needs and Outdoor Night Cooling Potential
   Per Heiselberg, Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark
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2. Evaluation of Different Concepts for Ventilative Night Cooling by Building Simulations
   Angela Simone, Ph.D., Member, Denmark Technical University, Kgs. Lyngby, CA, Denmark
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3. Residential Ventilative Cooling Technology Status and Applications
   David Springer, Member, Davis Energy Group, Davis, CA
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