Ventilation is a key sector of building, whose role is to ensure healthy and comfortable air all over the year, which is rarely the case in school buildings, while minimizing energy consumption. Our work provides some answers and possible improvements for the development of appropriate ventilation strategies for schools, from experimental and numerical work.To achieve this, four modes of ventilation (natural and mixed ventilation modes) were tested in classrooms of the University of La Rochelle, and their performances were compared via a multicriteria evaluation based on the physical parameters characterizing the indoor environment, comfort indices (subjective, analytical and adaptive) and energy criteria. Normative methods of classificatio...
This paper presents the case study of a nordic school where the provision of comfort relies on bothp...
Poor indoor air quality has been ranked among the top five environmental risks on public health (EPA...
The performance of a system must be well defined, attainable and above all measurable. This is not t...
La ventilation est un secteur clé du bâtiment, dont le rôle est d’assurer un air sain et confortable...
Indoor environmental quality E indoor air quality E comfort perception E energy consumptions E natur...
The need to reduce energy consumption and CO2 emissions in buildings leads to more and more stringen...
Due to the large number of indoor air pollutants, ventilation aims at providing a sufficient air ren...
This study copes with the problem of ventilation in existing educational environments in terms of in...
This paper delves into the examination of indoor comfort in classroom environments and its interplay...
International audienceVentilation systems are meant (i) to guarantee good indoor air quality (IAQ) b...
peer reviewedA study was conducted in four new energy efficient schools in Luxembourg with excellent...
Natural ventilation is a passive solution to refresh and cool down the buildings whose performance i...
Natural ventilation can contribute to the reduction of the air conditioning demand and to the improv...
Currently, there is great concern about adequate indoor ventilation to prevent adverse effects on oc...
Ventilation air may be provided in buildings by means of natural or mechanical strategies. When a HV...
This paper presents the case study of a nordic school where the provision of comfort relies on bothp...
Poor indoor air quality has been ranked among the top five environmental risks on public health (EPA...
The performance of a system must be well defined, attainable and above all measurable. This is not t...
La ventilation est un secteur clé du bâtiment, dont le rôle est d’assurer un air sain et confortable...
Indoor environmental quality E indoor air quality E comfort perception E energy consumptions E natur...
The need to reduce energy consumption and CO2 emissions in buildings leads to more and more stringen...
Due to the large number of indoor air pollutants, ventilation aims at providing a sufficient air ren...
This study copes with the problem of ventilation in existing educational environments in terms of in...
This paper delves into the examination of indoor comfort in classroom environments and its interplay...
International audienceVentilation systems are meant (i) to guarantee good indoor air quality (IAQ) b...
peer reviewedA study was conducted in four new energy efficient schools in Luxembourg with excellent...
Natural ventilation is a passive solution to refresh and cool down the buildings whose performance i...
Natural ventilation can contribute to the reduction of the air conditioning demand and to the improv...
Currently, there is great concern about adequate indoor ventilation to prevent adverse effects on oc...
Ventilation air may be provided in buildings by means of natural or mechanical strategies. When a HV...
This paper presents the case study of a nordic school where the provision of comfort relies on bothp...
Poor indoor air quality has been ranked among the top five environmental risks on public health (EPA...
The performance of a system must be well defined, attainable and above all measurable. This is not t...