2014Advanced materials researchRequires access

Distribution of Indoor Air Quality under Air Conditioning Running

Bao Wei Liu

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People are constantly committed to seeking new ways that energy saving ventilation can improve indoor air quality. In this paper, methods of theoretical analysis and numerical simulation combining established indoor ventilation jet crash fluid dynamics model to simulate the indoor air, thermal comfort and indoor air quality issues.

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People are constantly committed to seeking new ways that energy saving ventilation can improve indoor air quality. In this paper, methods of theoretical analysis and numerical simulation combining established indoor ventilation jet crash fluid dynamics model to simulate the indoor air, thermal comfort and indoor air quality issues.

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People are constantly committed to seeking new ways that energy saving ventilation can improve indoor air quality. In this paper, methods of theoretical analysis and numerical simulation combining established indoor ventilation jet crash fluid dynamics model to simulate the indoor air, thermal comfort and indoor air quality issues.

Key concepts: Indoor air quality, Ventilation (architecture), Thermal comfort, Air conditioning, Environmental science, Energy recovery ventilation, Air quality index, Automotive engineering

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