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Article: Buoyancy-driven natural ventilation in a thermally stratified one-zone building

TitleBuoyancy-driven natural ventilation in a thermally stratified one-zone building
Authors
Issue Date2000
PublisherPergamon. The Journal's web site is located at http://www.elsevier.com/locate/buildenv
Citation
Building And Environment, 2000, v. 35 n. 3, p. 207-214 How to Cite?
AbstractAirflow and thermal stratification solutions in a single-zone building with buoyancy-driven ventilation are derived. Two new 'empty air-filling box' models are developed, and it is shown that the fully-mixed model overpredicts the clean zone height and the ventilation airflow rate, while the 'emptying water-filling box' model underpredicts the two ventilation parameters. It is also found that the fully mixed model predicts a much lower neutral level height for the building than that predicted by models considering thermal stratification. | Airflow and thermal stratification solutions in a single-zone building with buoyancy-driven ventilation are derived. Two new `empty air-filling box' models are developed, and it is shown that the fully-mixed model overpredicts the clean zone height and the ventilation airflow rate, while the `emptying water-filling box' model underpredicts the two ventilation parameters. It is also found that the fully mixed model predicts a much lower neutral level height for the building than that predicted by models considering thermal stratification.
Persistent Identifierhttp://hdl.handle.net/10722/156549
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dc.date.accessioned2012-08-08T08:42:54Z-
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dc.description.abstractAirflow and thermal stratification solutions in a single-zone building with buoyancy-driven ventilation are derived. Two new 'empty air-filling box' models are developed, and it is shown that the fully-mixed model overpredicts the clean zone height and the ventilation airflow rate, while the 'emptying water-filling box' model underpredicts the two ventilation parameters. It is also found that the fully mixed model predicts a much lower neutral level height for the building than that predicted by models considering thermal stratification. | Airflow and thermal stratification solutions in a single-zone building with buoyancy-driven ventilation are derived. Two new `empty air-filling box' models are developed, and it is shown that the fully-mixed model overpredicts the clean zone height and the ventilation airflow rate, while the `emptying water-filling box' model underpredicts the two ventilation parameters. It is also found that the fully mixed model predicts a much lower neutral level height for the building than that predicted by models considering thermal stratification.en_US
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dc.titleBuoyancy-driven natural ventilation in a thermally stratified one-zone buildingen_US
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