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  Ventilation Energy and Environmental Technology
                                     from VEETECH Ltd. 
             Updated 11th November  2009

Building Airtightness - Is Tight Right for British Homes?
Mechanical Ventilation Case Studies point to an 
Energy and Indoor Air Quality Disaster for Homes 

PHPAIDA 
For Calculating Ventilation Rates and Air Infiltration
PHPTOXICGAS 
For calculating the rate of ingress of toxic pollutants into a building
PHPCO2 
Determine ventilation rates from CO2 concentration and number of occupants
Tutorial Section Now Updated 

 

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Metabolic CO2 Says It All
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The Tutorials

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CLICK HERE for PHPAIDA The Interactive Ventilation Calculator Based on Opening Area combined with Wind, Stack and Mechanical Ventilation

These tutorials are intended to provide the basic information necessary to undertake ventilation prediction and design. They will enable you to :

  • Determine ventilation rate (the rate of flow of air into and out of a building);

  • Select and incorporate weather data;

  • Determine the flow characteristics of openings;

  • Identify the leakage characteristics of a building;

  • Run a simple ventilation model (which will provide basic design data and ideas for many building types).

Tutorial List

 

 

 

 

           
Guide to Energy 
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