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Airflow and Indoor Air Quality Models of DOE References Commercial Buildings (Paperback)
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Airflow and Indoor Air Quality Models of DOE References Commercial Buildings (Paperback)
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Loot Price R425
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Sixteen reference buildings have been defined by the U.S.
Department of Energy, and created as EnergyPlus input files, for
use in assessing new technologies and supporting the development of
energy codes in pursuing building energy efficiency improvements.
Infiltration rates in the EnergyPlus models of the reference
buildings were input as constant airflow rates, and not calculated
based on established building airflow theory. In order to support
more physically-based airflow calculations, as well as indoor air
quality analysis, models of the 16 reference buildings were created
in the multizone airflow and contaminant transport program CONTAM.
A number of additional inputs had to be defined for the CONTAM
models, and changes in the interior zoning were required, to more
realistically account for airflow. Annual airflow and contaminant
simulations were performed in CONTAM for six of the buildings.
While the assumed infiltration rates in EnergyPlus do not
realistically reflect impacts of weather conditions, there are
clear relationships between the outdoor air change rates calculated
by CONTAM and weather. In addition, the envelope airtightness
values assumed in either approach are seen to have a major impact
on the air change rates. Contaminant analyses were performed for
occupant-generated carbon dioxide, volatile organic compounds from
indoor sources, outdoor particulate matter, and outdoor ozone. The
airflow and contaminant calculation results provide a useful
baseline for subsequent use of these models to investigate
approaches to building ventilation and other technologies that are
intended to simultaneously reduce building energy consumption while
maintaining or improving indoor air quality.
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