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Impact of the building airtightness and natural driving forces on the operation of an exhaust ventilation system

Gilles Flamant (UGent) , Waldo Bustamante, Arnold Janssens (UGent) and Jelle Laverge (UGent)
(2024) REHVA JOURNAL. 61(3). p.23-27
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The study showed a significant effect of the building airtightness and wind effect on the performance of a decentralized exhaust ventilation system in a typical social house in Chile. The supply airflow in one of the bedrooms is drastically reduced to about half of the design value, resulting in a significant increase in the CO₂-exposure for the occupants.
Keywords
Mechanical exhaust ventilation, Indoor air quality, Social housing, Airtightness, Wind pressure

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MLA
Flamant, Gilles, et al. “Impact of the Building Airtightness and Natural Driving Forces on the Operation of an Exhaust Ventilation System.” REHVA JOURNAL, vol. 61, no. 3, 2024, pp. 23–27.
APA
Flamant, G., Bustamante, W., Janssens, A., & Laverge, J. (2024). Impact of the building airtightness and natural driving forces on the operation of an exhaust ventilation system. REHVA JOURNAL, 61(3), 23–27.
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Flamant, Gilles, Waldo Bustamante, Arnold Janssens, and Jelle Laverge. 2024. “Impact of the Building Airtightness and Natural Driving Forces on the Operation of an Exhaust Ventilation System.” REHVA JOURNAL 61 (3): 23–27.
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Flamant, Gilles, Waldo Bustamante, Arnold Janssens, and Jelle Laverge. 2024. “Impact of the Building Airtightness and Natural Driving Forces on the Operation of an Exhaust Ventilation System.” REHVA JOURNAL 61 (3): 23–27.
Vancouver
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Flamant G, Bustamante W, Janssens A, Laverge J. Impact of the building airtightness and natural driving forces on the operation of an exhaust ventilation system. REHVA JOURNAL. 2024;61(3):23–7.
IEEE
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G. Flamant, W. Bustamante, A. Janssens, and J. Laverge, “Impact of the building airtightness and natural driving forces on the operation of an exhaust ventilation system,” REHVA JOURNAL, vol. 61, no. 3, pp. 23–27, 2024.
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