论文信息 - Indoor air quality control by outdoor airflow variation in HVAC systems

Indoor air quality control by outdoor airflow variation in HVAC systems

SYNOPSIS Indoor air quality control can be obtained by supplying outdoor airflow rates varying in dependence on measured or presumed contaminant concentrations. So outdoor airflow rates actually supplied to the ambient may be reduced with respect to design maximum values, with consequent consumption decrease. In the present paper some outdoor airflow rate control systems in HVAC plants are analysed.

F. Minichiello | F. Minichiello

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