10th International Conference

on Healthy Buildings 2012

Brisbane, Australia

8-12 July 2012

Volume 3 of 3

ISBN: 978-1-62748-075-8

VOLUME 3

7F.15 POSTER: INDOOR ENVIRONMENT AND RESIDENT'S HEALTH CONDITION OF THE

TEMPORARY HOUSING BUILT AFTER GREAT EAST JAPAN EARTHQUAKE IN 2011 -

INVESTIGATION OF INDOOR TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY DURING SUMMER

SEASONJ813

Kenichi Hasegawa, Hiroshi Yoshino, U Yanagi, Naoki Kagi, Haruki Osawa, Koichi Ikeda, Takuya Ino, Kensuke

Hamada

7F.16 FINDINGS OF FIELD SURVEY FOR THERMAL COMFORTAND VENTILATION IN US

OFFICE BUILDINGS 1819

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SESSION 7G: CULTURAL HERITAGE AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS

Chair: Philomena Bluyssen, Morten Ryhl-Svendsen, Li Jing

7G.1 ANHUA TRADITIONAL RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE DESIGN METHOD OF

REGENERATION 1826

Li Jing, Huang Chun Hua

7G.2 ULTRA-LOW ENERGY BUILDINGS FOR STORAGE IN MUSEUMS AND ARCHIVES 1833

Morten Ryhl-Svendsen, PoulKlenz Larsen, Lars Aasbjerg Jensen

7G.3 ASSESSMENT OF EMISSIONS FROM MATERIALS FOR MUSEUM EQUIPMENT 1839

Kalharina Wiegner, Wolfgang Horn, Oliver Jann, Matthias Farke, Oliver Hahn

7G.4 MUSEUM SPACE SEPARATION OF VISITORS FROM RELICS PRESERVED IN-SITU BY

COOL AIR CURTAIN SYSTEM 1841

Xilian Luo, Xiangzhao Meng, Zhaolin Gu, Junji Cao

7G.5 PASSIVE CONTROL OF TEMPERATURE AND RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN MUSEUM

SHOWCASES: THE CASE STUDY OF THE LEONARDO SELF-PORTRAIT 1847

Marco Perino, Marco Filippi, ChiaraBonvic'mi

7G.6 PROTECTING OCCUPANT HEALTH DURING RESTORATION & REMEDIATION

PROJECTS 1853

Patricia Harmon, Ashley Easterhy, Michael Pinto

7G.7 TOWARDS A NEW PROCEDURE FOR IDENTIFYING CAUSES OF HEALTH AND

COMFORT PROBLEMS IN OFFICE BUILDINGS 1855

Philomena Bluyssen, Serena Fossati, Corinne Mandin, Andrea Cattaneo. Paolo Carrer

7G.8 THE PERFORMANCE AND ENERGY SAVING POTENTIAL OF DAYLIGHTING FOR AN

INDUSTRIAL BUILDING IN TIANJIN 1861

Yuanyi Chen, Xiaodong Cao, Junjie Liu

7G.9 POSTER: POST OCCUPANCY EVALUATION STUDY ON TAINAN MUNICIPAL

CULTURAL CENTER IN TAIWAN 1867

Wu Met Fang, Wan Shu Ming, Lai RongPing

7G.10 POSTER: MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH IN RISK ASSESSMENT OF OFFICE

BUILDINGS WITH INDOOR AIR PROBLEMS 1873

Marjul Reiman, Sirpa Rautiala, Liisa Kujanpad, Sirpa Pennanen

7G.11 POSTER: A STUDY OF THE EVALUATION INDICATORS FOR THE GARDEN

LANDSCAPE OF THE EXCELLENT RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS IN THE 21ST CENTURY 1878

Hsu-Fu Chang, Bin-Feng Yan

SESSION 7H: DAMPNESS AND MICROBES- MOISTURE DAMAGEChair: Rafal Corny, Heidi Salonen, Yung-Chieh Tsao

7H.1 IMPACT OF WATER-DAMAGED INDOOR ENVIRONMENT ON THE ABSENCE DUE TO

FOR UPPER RESPIRATORY INFECTION IN A KINDERGARTEN 1884

Yung-Chieh Tsao, Yaw-Huei Hwang

7H.2 OPTIMIZING TRANSFER OF MOISTURE IN TIMBER FRAME BUILDINGS 1887

Julien Lamoulie, Claude Pompeo, Geraldine Gamier

7H.3 BUILDING REHABILITATION: MOULD IN RESIDENTIAL, SCHOOL AND HOSPITALBUILDINGS FOLLOWING THE RECENT AUSTRALIAN FLOODS 1893

Travis Hale, Vyt Garnys

7H.4 EVALUATION OF POTENTIALLY MOISTURE DAMAGED BUILDING MATERIALS

SHOULD BE BASED ON TOTAL COUNTS OF BOTH MOULD AND BACTERIA 1897Johnny Loremzen, Gunnar Johanson

7H.5 INDOOR ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH EFFECTS IN WATER-DAMAGED HOMES

AFTER FLOODING 1903

KenichiAzuma, Koichi Ikeda, Naoki Kagi. U Yanagi, Kenichi Hasegawa, Haruki Oscma

7H.6 INDOOR THERMALENVIRONMENTAND IAQ OF THE HOUSING IN STRICKEN

AREAS AFTER GREAT EAST JAPAN EARTHQUAKE IN 2011 THE MEASUREMENT

RESULTS OF FUNGI IN 40 TEMPORARY HOUSES IN MIYAGI PREFECTURE 1909

Sahori Ishioka, Hiroshi Yoshino, U. Yanagi, Kenichi Hasegawa, KenichiAzuma, Haruki Osawa, Naoki Kagi,Kensuke Hamada, Takuya Ino, Takayuki Kakuma

7H.7 EXPOSURE TO AIRBORNE FUNGI AND BACTERIA IN BRISBANE HOUSES AFTER THE

2011 FLOOD DISASTER 1913

Heidi Salonen, CongrongHe, Xuan Ling, Nadeesha Dona, Joe Cheung, Flavia Huygens, Megan Hargreaves, Lidia

Morawska

7H.8 POSTER: HOTES: AN INTERVENTION STUDY IN MOISTURE DAMAGED HOMES -

PREMLIMINARY RESULTS 1915

KatiJarvi, Anne Hyvarinen, Martin Taubel, Michael Sulyok, Aino Nevalainen

7H.9 POSTER: INDOOR AIRBORNE AND SETTLED MOULD IN WATER-DAMAGED HOUSES

AFTER FLOODING 1917

U Yanagi, Naoki Kagi, Kenichi Hasegawa, Kenichi Azuma, Koichi Ikeda, Haruki Osawa

7H.10 POSTER: DEVELOPING NEW TOXICOLOGICAL METHODS TO INDICATE SEVERITY

OF MOISTURE AND MOLD DAMAGE IN BUILDINGS 1923

Anne Hyvarinen, Piia Markkanen, Harri Alenius, Mirja Salkinoja-Salonen, Aino Nevalainen, MarinaLeino, Maria

A. Andersson, Ari Markkanen, Martin Taubel, Sampsa Matikainen

7H.11 POSTER: A SIMPLIFIED MODEL FOR COUNTERFLOWINTERNALLY

COOLED/HEATED DEHUMIDIFIER/REGENERATOR IN LIQUID DESICCANT

DEHUMIFICATION SYSTEM 1925

Ronglmi Qi, Lin Lu, Hongxing Yang

7H.12 POSTER: INDOOR AIRBORNE CONCENTRATION OF CULTURABLE BACTERIA AND

ITS SPECIES IN VARIOUS PUBLIC FACILITIES 1931

Hyoung-Ah Kim, Yu-Kyung Hwang, Byoung-HakJeon, Han-Sang Yoo, Yong Heo

SESSION 8A: VENTILATION AND CONTROLS - NATURAL VENTILATION

Chair: Zhechi Bolashikov, David Cheong, Erika Endo

8A.1 CALCULATIONS ON UNSTEADY AIR CHANGE RATES OF NATURAL VENTILATION

IN BUILDINGS 1933

Guoqiang Zhang8A.2 A NEW NATURAL VENTILATION WINDOWAND ITS UTILIZATION IN A DETACHED

HOUSE 1941

Erika Endo, Nobuaki Furuya, Koji Hamasaki, Yuka Nakamura, Shin-ichi Tanabe

8A.3 FIELD EXPERIMENT ON PRESSURE COEFFICIENT OF A NATURALLY VENTILATED

BUILDING IN LOW WIND VELOCITY 1947

Jeong-Sik Seo, Chenung-san Roh, J.S. Park

8A.4 WINDOW USE IN SINGLE PERSON OFFICES: DO OCCUPANTS CONTROL PERSONAL

VENTILATION TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE IAQ? 1954

Adorkor Bruce-Konuah

8A.5 NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF REAL-TIME AIR FLOWCONTROL BY POD/ROM

APPLIED TO ANISOTHERMAL VENTILATED CAVITY 1960

Alexandra Tallet, Francis Allard, Cyrille Allery

8A.6 MEASURED INDOOR TEMPERATURE, MOISTURE SUPPLY OCCUPANCY AND MIXED

GAS CONCENTRATIONS IN APARTMENT BUILDINGS - CORRELATION BETWEEN

PARAMETERS 1966

Dennis Johansson, Hans Bagge, Lotti Lindstrii

8A.7 INTER-ZONAL AIRFLOWS IN FIVE DANISH HOMES MEASURED DURING FOUR

SEASONS 1972

Sine Gustavsen, Gabriel Bekd, Jorn Toftum, Geo Clausen

8A.8 POSTER: CLIMATE-RESPONSIVE INDOOR PREDICTIVE MEAN VOTE PREDICTION

FOR NATURAL VENTILATION CONTROL 1974

Joon-Ho Choi, Chou Shen, Lucas Laughery, Annelise Smith

8A.9 POSTER: HOURLY COOLING LOAD OF A NATURALLY VENTILATED APARTMENT 1976

Jae Yong Yoon, Jong-Eun Lee, J.S. Park

8A.10 POSTER: RESEARCH ON THE LOCAL WIND PRESSURE COEFFICIENT FOR

NATURAL VENTILATION 1982

Yingying Feng, Xiaofeng Li, Yingxin Zhu

8A.11 POSTER: STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF THE RESIDENTIAL BUILDING SHAPE ON

NATURAL VENTILATION 1988

He Huang, Xiaofeng Li, Kelin Li

SESSION 8B: CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS - ORGANIC SUBSTANCES I

Chair: Sibel Mentese, Charles IVeschler. Wilma Katazyna

8B.I QUANTITATIVE EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT OF FLOOR MOPPING METHODS USING

ENVIRONMENTAL CHAMBER 1997

Alexandra Rodionova, Wenhao Chen, Robert Miller, Jed Waldman, Kazukiyo Kumagai

8B.2 DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION OF A MULTIPLE-CHAMBER REMOTE ACTIVATED BAG

SAMPLER FOR MEASUREMENT OF PEAK CONCENTRATIONS OF INDOOR AIR

CONTAMINANTS 2003

Brad Prezanl, Jeroen Douwes, Mark Wagstaffe

8B.3 INFLUENCE OF UV LIGHT VOC EMISSIONS 2009

Mikaela Decio, Tiziano Cendli, Marco Gariboldi, Francesco Tuccillo

8B.4 NICOTINE EXPOSURE INDOORS: COMPARING THE INHALATION AND DERMAL

ABSORPTION PATHWAYS 2014

Charles IVeschler, William Nazaroff

8B.5 ADVANTAGESAND DISADVANTAGES OF BIOASSAYS IN INDOOR MATERIALS

QUALITY ASSESSMENT 2016

Wilma Katarzyna, Radek Czernych, L. Wolska

8B.6 DIFFERENT POSSIBILITIES FOR THE STATISTICAL EVALUATION OF ROUND ROBIN

TESTS FOR VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN EMISSION TEST CHAMBERS 2018

Kalharina Wiegner, Wolfgang Horn, Olaf Wilke, SabineKalus, OliverJann

8B.7 POLYURETHANE FOAM CUSHIONS USED AS INDOOR AIR SAMPLERS: COMPARISON

OF VOCS CHEMICAL ACTIVITY IN AIR AND CUSHIONS 2020

Glenn Morrison, Dong Pan

8B.8 POSTER: EFFECTS OF USING AIR FRESHENERS AND CLEANING AGENTS ON IN-

CABIN AIR QUALITY IN CAR 2022Der-Jen Hsu, Chih-Chi Lin

8B.9 POSTER: DYNAMIC SAMPLING WITH SOLID-PHASE MICROEXTRACTION FOR THE

ANALYSIS OF MICROBIAL VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS 2024

Shih- Wei Tsai, Wan-Chen Lee

8B.10 POSTER: A SELF-CHECK QUESTIONNAIRE FOR EVALUATING SENSITIVITY TO

CHEMICALS TO PREVENT SICK BUILDING SYNDROME 2026Emiko Tudaka, Hiroko Nakaoka, MasamichiHanazato, Chisalo Mori

8B.11 POSTER: APOPTOSIS AND ALTERED EXPRESSION OF P53,BAX AND BCL-2 INDUCED

BY FORMALDEHYDE IN HELF CELLS 2028Lihong Yin

8B.12 POSTER: MONITORING FORMALDEHYDE INDOOR AND INSIDE FURNITURE USING

DEVELOPED SENSING ELEMENT AND DEVICE 2034Yasuko Y. Maruo, Hiroshi Kimura, Michiyo Azuma, Ikuko Banba, Norio Isoda, Hiroko Kubo

8B.13 POSTER: EFFECTS OF HUMIDITY AND TEMPERATURE VARIATIONS ON THEFORMALDEHYDE INDOOR AIR CONCENTRATION 2040

Tunga Salthammer, Jan C\v,\schera, Sibel Mentese

SESSION 8C: PRODUCTIVITY 2Chair: Shin-lchi Tanabe, Pawel Wargocki, Angela Reeves

8C.1 INDOOR ENVIRONMENT AND PRODUCTIVITY IN A GREEN BUILDING 2042Miwa Higuchi, Shin-ichi Tanabe, Naoe Nishihara, Kotaro Ito, Tsuyoshi Ito

8C.2 DEVELOPING QUALITY OF WORK LIFE (QWL) INDICATORS FOR PRODUCTIVITYMEASUREMENT IN SUSTAINABLE BUILDINGS 2048

Jin Woo

8C.3 INFLUENCING ENERGY EFFICIENT OCCUPANT BEHAVIOUR THROUGH IMPROVEDBUILDING AND CONTROL DESIGN 2056

Richard Tctlow, Phil Beaman, Abbas Elmualim, Kevin Couling8C.4 SATISFACTION AND SELF-ESTIMATED PERFORMANCE IN RELATION TO INDOORENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS AND BUILDING FEATURES 2062

John Gains, Monika Frontczak, Pawel Wargocki

8C.5 INFORMING HEALTHY BUILDING DESIGN WITH BIOPHILIC URBANISM DESIGN

PRINCIPLES: A REVIEW AND SYNTHESIS OF CURRENT KNOWLEDGE AND RESEARCH 2068

Angela Reeve, Charlie Hargroves, CherylDesha, Peter Newman

8C.6 INDOOR ENVIRONMENT AND PRODUCTIVITY IN OFFICES UNDER MANDATORY

ELECTRICITY SAVINGS AFTER THE GREAT EAST JAPAN EARTHQUAKES 2077Shin-ichi Tanabe

8C.7 THE EFFECT OF INDOOR AIR TEMPERATURE ON OCCUPANTS' ATTENTION

THROUGH THE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM ANALYSIS 2083

Yoorim Choi, HyeonjeongLee, Chungyoon Chun

8C.8 POSTER: THE HEALTHY FITOUT: MATERIAL SELECTION REVIEW FOR NEW

FITOUTS 2089Anne Saleili, Edward Warcaba, Travis Hale, Vyt Garnys

SESSION 8D: SUSTAINABILITY AND GREEN BUILDINGS - OTHER

Chair: Keith Hampson, Don Weekes, DaiLuyan

8D.1 THE IEE IDES-EDU PROJECT: A EUROPEAN MASTER AND POST GRADUATE CORSE

ON AN INTEGRATED DESIGN APPROACH FOR HEALTHY NZEB'S 2095

Peter Veld

8D.2 R&D INVESTMENT IN GREEN BUILDING INITIATIVES IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA 2101

Keith Hampson, Judy Kraatz

8D.3 DESIGN AND ECONOMY ANALYSIS OF SOIL SOURCE HEAT PUMP HOT WATER

SYSTEM IN A COLLEGE 2107Chen Di, Han Jie, Wu Haiping, Van Fucheng, Zhang Guoqiang

8D.4 RESEARCH OF THE REDESIGN OF THE EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENTOF THE OLD

ARCHITECTURES IN SMALL ANDMEDIUM CITIES 2113

Huang Chunhua, Dai Luyan

8D.5 SIMULATION AND OPTIMISATION OF A GROUND SOURCE HEAT PUMP WITH

DIFFERENT GROUND HEAT EXCHANGER CONFIGURATIONS FOR A SINGLE-FAMILY

RESIDENTIAL HOUSE 2119

Georgi Pavlov, Bjarne Olesen

8D.6 A REAL-TIME, COMPOSITE HEALTHY BUILDING MEASUREMENTARCHITECTURE

DRAWING UPON OCCUPANT SMARTPHONE-COLLECTED DATA 2125Robert Steele, Andrew Clarke

8D.7 UNDERSTANDING EXISTING BUILDING FEATURES TO MAINTAIN OR IMPROVE

BUILDING HEALTH 2131

Claire Bird, Brendon Corby, John Gold/inch

8D.8 POSTER: HOUSING QUALITY AND HEALTH FROM THE POINTS OF VIEW OF

RESIDENTIAL AREA, RESIDENCE TYPE, AND SOCIAL FACTOR 2137

Maria Pekkonen, Mari Turunen, Ari Paanala, Vila Haverinen-Shaughnessy8D.9 POSTER: MORPHOGENESIS OF LUBLINITE IN INDOOR ENVIRONMENT 2139

Lucjan Gazda, Krzyszloj'Kozak, Bernard Polednik

8D.10 POSTER: ANALYSIS ON ANNUAL ENERGY SAVING POTENTIAL OF NATURAL

VENTILATION FOR OFFICE BUILDINGS 2146

Yan Li, Cheng Li, Xiaofeng Li

8D.11 POSTER: PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF GREEN WALL SYSTEM WITH

VENTILATION FUNCTION 2153Sun Hyo Park, Byung Kil Oh, Ho Jin Lim, Kyu Sung Song

SESSION 8E: SUSTAINABILITY AND GREEN BUILDINGS: ENERGY CONSIDERATIONS IIChair: Nadia Boschi, M. Mahmudul Hasan

8E.1 DEVELOPMENT OF A LOW CARBON HOME CONSULTING SYSTEM AND FACTOR

ANALYSIS OF ENERGY SAVING BEHAVIORS 2156

Daisuke Tomikoshi, Toshiharu lkaga. Shun Kawakubo

8E.2 THE WIN-WIN OPPORTUNITIES FOR OPTIMIZING BUILDING ENERGY

CONSUMPTION AND IEQ 2161

Rupesh Iyengar, Forrest Meggers8E.3 EFFECTS OF GLASS FACADE MATERIALS ON BUILDING ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN

THE TROPICS 2163Moshood Olawale Fadeyi, Tareq Maher Ayyad

8E.4 THE PERFORMANCE NEXUS - A FRAMEWORK FOR IMPROVING ENERGY

EFFICIENCY IN EXISTING COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS BY CONSIDERING A WHOLE-OF-

BUILDING APPROACH' 2169Charlie Hargroves, Samantha Hall, CherylDesha, David Sparks, Peter Newman

8E.5 INVESTIGATION OF COOLING ENERGY PERFORMANCE OF COMMERCIAL

BUILDINGS IN SUBTROPICAL CLIMATE THROUGH THE APPLICATION OF GREEN ROOF

AND LIVING WALL 2177

M. Mahmudul Hasan, AzharulKarim, RichardBrown, Melinda Perkins, DarylJoyce

8E.6 ENERGY AND IEQ COST SAVINGS ARISING FROM ENVIRONMENTAL UPGRADES: A

CASE STUDY 2183

Jack Noonan

8E.7 POSTER: WITH LOW EXERGY SYSTEMS TO HIGH PERFORMANCE ENERGY

SYSTEMS FOR BUILDINGS AND COMMUNITIES 2185Peier Veld, Dietrich Schmidt

8E.8 POSTER: INVESTIGATION OF INSULATION LOSS AND CONDENSATION AT THE

JOINT OF INSULATION PANELS 2191Naoki Okamoto

8E.9 EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE CRYSTALLIZATION AND NUCLEATION

CHARACTERISTICS OF ROOM TEMPERATURE PCMS WITH HIGH THERMAL ENERGY

STORAGE DENSITY 2197

Shufeng Sun, Dalu Wang, Li Wang

SESSION 8H: COMFORT AND CLIMATE - ENERGY EFFICIENCYChair: Hiroshi Yoshino, Aivar Uutar

8H.1 USING PASSIVE DESIGN ELEMENTS TO ENHANCE INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL

RESISTANCE TO EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS 2203

Christopher Patkowski

8H.2 CEILING PANELS RADIANT HEATING SYSTEMS 2205

Jelena Psenicnaja, Baiba Gaujena, Andris Kreslins

8H.3 A NEWAPPROACH TO COOL BUILDING SPACES IN TROPICS: LOW EXERGY

COOLING MECHANISMS 2211Rupesh Satish Iyengar, Forrest Meggers, Hansjiirg Leibundgul

8H.4 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ENERGY PERFORMANCE AND INDOORENVIRONMENT OF DWELLING BUILDING IN THE PROCESS OF REFURBISHMENT 2213

Hana Pustayora, Dusan Petras, Bjarne Olesen

8H.5 MAIN PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENTAL OCCUPANT BEHAVIOUR DRIVERS WITHREGARD TO SPACE HEATING ENERGY DEMAND 2219

Rune V. Andersen, Valentino Fabi, Stefano Corgnali

8H.6 AUDIT FOR BUILDING AUTOMATION AND CONTROL SYSTEM (BACS) -PREPARATION WORKS FOR RETROFITTING NONRESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS 2225

Aivar Uutar

8H.7 POTENTIAL ENERGY SAVINGS WITH PERSONALIZED VENTILATION IN AN AIR-

CONDITIONING DATA BAR 2231Mariusz Skwarczynski, MarzennaR. Dudzinska, Slawomira Dumala

8H.8 POSTER: INDOOR THERMAL ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY SAVING BY REDUCINGHEATING/COOLING CAPACITY OF AIR CONDITIONER AT HOME 2232

Tetsuya Kanda, TakashiAkimoto, Kiyomori Kanou, Shinya Tazawa, Yasukaza Kawaraguchi8H.9 POSTER: IMPACT OF OFFICE BUILDINGS ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS CONTROL

STRATEGY ON INDOOR ENVIRONMENTQUALITY AND ENERGY USE IN DIFFERENT

CLIMATIC REGIONS 2238Jana Bartonova, Karel Kabele, Kwok Wai Tham

8H.10 POSTER: THERMAL COMFORT AND VENTILATION CRITERIA FOR LOW ENERGY

RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS IN BUILDING CODES 2244Guangyu Cao, Jarek Kurnitski, Hazim Awbi, Tine Steen Larsen, Per Heiselberg, Rita Streblow, Jensen Zhang,Atila Novoselac, Miimu Airaksinen

8H.11 POSTER: URBAN HEAT ISLAND ON AUSTRALIAN HOUSING ENERGYCONSUMPTION

2250Dong Chen, Zhengen Ren, Chi-Hsiang Wang, Marcus Thatcher, Xiaoming Wang

SESSION 9A: VENTILATION AND CONTROLS - ENERGY CONSIDERATIONS

Chair: Dusan Pelras, Jan Sundell, Nam-ChulSeong

9A.1 YEAR-ROUND ENERGY SAVING POTENTIAL OF A STRATUM VENTILATED

CLASSROOM WITH TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY CONTROL 2256

Zhang Lin, C. K. Lee, K. F. Fong

9A.2 HOWTO PURCHASE DEMAND CONTROLLED VENTILATION WITH ENERGY

OPTIMAL FUNCTIONALITY? 2262

Mads Mysen, Peter G. Schild

9A.3 INDOOR AIR QUALITY AND HEAT LOSS IN SIMPLE EXHAUST VENTILATION

SYSTEMS UNDER THE REQUIREMENTS OF 5 DIFFERENT RESIDENTIAL VENTILATION

STANDARDS 2264

Jelle Laverge, Xavier Pattyn, ArnoldJanssens

9A.4 ANALYSING THE ENERGY CONSUMPTION OF AIR HANDLING UNITS BY

HUNGARIAN AND INTERNATIONAL METHODS 2266

Laszlo Kajtar, Miklos Kassai

9A.5 AN EVALUATION OF ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN THE HIGH-RISE RESIDENTIAL

BUILDING ACCORDING TO APPLICATION OF THE DEMAND CONTROLLED

VENTILATION 2272

Nam-Chul Seong, Sung-Min Hong, Dong-Won Yoon

9A.6 THE INFLUENCE OF OCCUPANTS' BEHAVIOUR ON ENERGY CONSUMPTION

INVESTIGATED IN 290 IDENTICAL DWELLINGS AND IN 35 APARTMENTS 2279

RuneAndersen

9A.7 IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON THERMAL COMFORT AND ENERGY

PERFORMANCE IN OFFICES - A PARAMETRICSTUDY 2281

Aslrid Roetzel, Aris Tsangrassoulis

9A.8 WEATHERING GLOBAL WARMING WITH ENERGY EFFICIENT HOUSES 2287

Chen Dong, WangXiaoming, Ren Zhengen

SESSION 9B: CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS - ORGANIC SUBSTANCES II

Chair: Alfred Hodgson, Yinping Zhang, Wenjuan Wei

9B.1 EXPERIMENTAL SIMULATIONON PERSONAL EXPOSURE OF FORMALDEHYDE IN

HAIR SALONS 2293

Michelle Stewart, Trevor Bailsman, Kazukiyo Kumagai, Mark Nicas

9B.2 STANDARD FORMALDEHYDE SOURCE FOR CHAMBER TESTING OF MATERIAL

EMISSIONS: MODELING AND PRELIMINARY TEST 2299

Wenjuan Wei, Cynthia Howard-Reed, Andrew Persily, Yinping Zhang

9B.3 THE IMPACT OF INHALED FORMALDEHYDE EXPOSURE ON BONE MARROW CELLS

OF BALB/C MICE 2301

Xin Ye, Juan Du, Huihui You, Jingyun Zhao, Xu Yang

9B.4 EFFECT OF THE RELATIVE HUMIDITY ON FORMALDEHYDE EMISSION FROM

TACKIFIER-COATED HVAC FILTERS 2303

Agatha Chang, Hugo Destaillats, Wenhao Chen, Meera Sidheswaran, Robert Miller, William J. Fisk, Kazukiyo

Kumagai

9B.5 INVESTIGATION OF FORMALDEHYDE SOURCES IN FRENCH SCHOOLS 2309

Sebastien Dusanler, Sabine Crunaire, Guillaume Poulhel, Herve Plaisance, Pascal Kaluzny

9B.6 COMPARISON OF VOCS LEVELS MEASURED WITH DIFFERENT SORBENTS AND

OZONE SCRUBBER WITH AND WITHOUT OZONE 2311

Sibel Mentese, Jan Gunschera, Tunga Salthammer

SESSION 9C: LOCATIONS - SCHOOLS 2

Chair: Sergey Grinspun, Mandana Mazaheri, Adrien Dhalluin

9C.1 REVIEW OF MEASUREMENTS IN SCHOOLS TO IMPROVE IEQ 2313

Mark Luther

9C.2 INDOOR ENVIRONMENT: A WAKE-UP CALL TO ALL SCHOOLS - LINKING BUILDING

AND STUDENT PERFORMANCE THROUGH UNTAPPED POTENTIAL IN AUSTRALIAN

ENVIRONMENTAL RATING TOOLS 2321

Gesa Ruge, Jonathan Dalton, Kristie Martin

9C.3 INDOOR AIR QUALITY ANDTHERMAL COMFORT CONDITIONS IN 3 PRIMARY

VICTORIAN SCHOOLS IN CENTRAL LONDON 2323

Dejan Mumovic, Lia Chatzidiakou, Alex Summetfield

9C.4 MEASUREMENTAND SOLUTIONS TO THERMALCOMFORT, C02 AND

VENTILATION RATES IN SCHOOLS 2329

Mark Luther, Steven Atkinson

9C.5 USE OF C02 FEEDBACK AS A RETROFIT SOLUTION FOR IMPROVING AIR QUALITY

IN NATURALLY VENTILATED CLASSROOMS 2335

Pawel Wargoeki, Nvno da Silva

9C.6 COMPARISON OF NATURAL AND HYBRID VENTILATION STRATEGIES USED IN

CLASSROOMS ON INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND COMFORT 2341AJrien Dhalhtin, Karim Limam

9C.7 IMPACT OF PAINT ON IAQ IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS 2347

Marilyn Black, Steve Revnew, Scott Stead}', Elliott Horner

9C.8 POSTER: STUDY TO ASCERTAIN THE ACTUAL USE STATUS OF ENVIRONMENTAL

CONTROL EQUIPMENTS IN AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL EQUIPPED WITH AIR

CONDITIONERS AND VENTILATION SYSTEMS 2353Kozue Yuasa, Takashi Kurabuchi, Yukari lino

SESSION 9D: COMFORT AND CLIMATE - THERMAL COMFORT II

Chair: Jorma Sateri, Emilia Durisova

9D.1 A COUPLED METHOD TO ASSESS OUTDOORTHERMAL ENVIRONMENT IN

HOUSING COMMUNITIES 2355

Dayi Lai, Sumei Liu, Junjie Liu, Chaobin Zhou, Qing Yan Chen

9D.2 THERMAL ENVIRONMENT EVALUATION IN COMMERCIAL KITCHENS:

PROCEDURE OF DATA COLLECTION 2361Angela Simone, Bjarne Olesen

9D.3 THERMAL COMFORT STUDIES IN UNIVERSITY CLASSROOMS OF HONG KONG AND

TAIWAN 2367C.T. Cheung, M.C. Lee, LT. Wong, K.W. Mui

9D.4 EVALUATION OF THE THERMAL COMFORT IN OFFICE BUILDING WITH AIR FLOWWINDOW AND UNDERFLOOR AIR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM IN COLD REGIONS 2369

Koki Kikuta, Yuki Kimura. Hirofumi Hayama, Hideki Salo, Toshihiro Takase

9D.5 AN INDOOR ENVIRONMENT INDEX TO ASSESS THERMAL COMFORT 2375Jorma Sateri, Ville Rantala

9D.6 A STUDY OF THERMAL COMFORT REPORTED BY PATIENTS AND MEDICAL STAFFIN A DIALYSIS ROOM DURING AUTUMN AND WINTER 2377

Sakura Mori, Toshiki Isahaya, Takashi Ito, Hitomi Tsutsumi, Shin-ichi Tanabe, Satoshi Hori, Hiroaki Io, Yoshio

Shimiiu, Chieko Hamada, Yasuhiko Tomino

9D.7 PROPOSED METHOD ON LONG-TERM EVALUATION OF THERMALENVIRONMENTFOR RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS 2383

Liang Cai, Jin Zhou, Feng Xu

9D.8 COMPARISONOF THERMALCOMFORT IN 3 OFFICE BUILDINGS WITH DIFFERENTKINDS OF LOW-EXERGY SYSTEMS 2394

Emilia Durisova, Dusan Petras. Bjarne Olesen

SESSION 9E: SUSTAINABILITY AND GREEN BUILDINGS -GREEN. LOW ENERGY ANDNETZERO BUILDINGS 2Chair: Brad Prezant, Craig Roussac, Axel Cable

9E.1 ARE EXISTING GREEN BUILDING APPROACHES ACHIEVING DESIRED HEALTH &PRODUCTIVITY GOALS FOR OCCUPANTS? 2400

Brad Prezant, David Bearg9E.2 SIMULATION OF INDOOR ENVIRONMENT IN LOW ENERGYHOUSING 2405

Georgios Vagiannis, Henrik N. Knudsen, Jem Toftum, Geo Clausen

9E.3 NUMERICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE INDOOR ENVIRONMENT INLOW-ENERGY HOUSING RESORTING TO THE AIR VECTOR 2411

Axel Cable. Christian Inard, Ghislain Michaux

9E.4 MULTI-CRITERIA ASSESSMENT AND OPTIMIZATION CONSTRUCTIONS OF GREENBUILDING

2417Ingrid Senitkova, Monika Eulakova

9E.5 A PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF THE ENERGY SAVING POTENTIAL OFAUTOMATED NEAR-REAL-TIME FEEDBACK FOR OPERATORS OF COMMERCIALOFFICE BUILDINGS

2423Craig Roussac, Richard de Dear

9E.6 THE PHILOSOPHICAL DIMENSION OF GREEN BUILDING - THE PHILOSOPHY OF

CONTEMPORARY CHINESE ARCHITECTURE: CRISIS AND SOLUTION 2429

Jiang Difei, Huang Chunhua, MaAihua

9E.7 INTEGRAL DESIGN OF MICRO CLIMATE AND CONTROL STRATEGIES FOR NEARLY

ZERO ENERGY OFFICE BUILDINGS 2432

Wim Zeiler, Derek Vissers, Gert Boxem

9E.8 MOVING CLOSER TO NET ZERO BUILDINGS WITH THE IAQ PROCEDURE OF

ASHRAE STANDARD 62.1-2010 2438

Chris Muller, James Mcintosh, Roger Van Ooslen

SESSION 9F: PARTICULATE MATTER - MEASUREMENT

Chair: Guy Coulson, Erik Uhde, Eshan MajdFaghihi

9F.1 NUMERICAL STUDY OF 10 MICRONS BIOAEROSOLS (RHIZOPUS) DEPOSITION IN A

FORCED-VENTILATED CHAMBER 2444

Ho-Ching Yu, Ling-Tim Wong, Kwok-Wai Mui, Wai-Yee Chan

9F.2 DEVELOPMENT OF A PERSONAL SAMPLER FOR AIRBORNE ULTRAFINE PARTICLES

USING A MEMS MICRO-BALANCE SENSOR 2446

Erik Uhde, Ina Kirsch, Stephan Merzsch, Hulomo fVasisto, Erwin Peiner

9F.3 FAST DETECTION OF BIOLOGICAL AIR CONTAMINANTS AND OTHER METHODS 2448

Anna Renzl, Wolfgang Hojbauer, Thorsten Rennebarth, Florian Mayer, Klaus Breuer

9F.4 SOA FORMATION STUDY FROM LIMONENE OZONOLYSIS IN INDOOR

ENVIRONMENT: GAS AND PARTICULATE PHASES CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION

AND TOXICITY PREDICTION 2454

Laura Chiappini, Stephanie Rossignol, Enrico Mombelli, Claire Greuillet, Melanie Nicolas, Aurelien Ustache,Caroline Rio

9F.5 DEVELOPMENT OF A LOW-COST DEVICE FOR OBSERVING INDOOR PARTICLE

LEVELS ASSOCIATED WITH SOURCE ACTIVITIES IN THE HOME 2456

Gustavo Olivares, Ian Longley

9F.6 MONITORING CHARGED PARTICLES IN INDOOR AIR USING A NEUTRAL PARTICLE

AND AIR ION SPECTROMETER 2463

Rohan Jayaratne, Xuan Ling, Lidia Morawska

9F.7 SIMULATION OF INTERPERSONAL TRANSPORT OF EXPIRATORY DROPLETS AND

DROPLET NUCLEI BETWEEN TWO STANDING MANIKINS 2465

Li Liu, Yuguo Li

9F.8 DETERMINING THE DETECTION CAPABILITIES OF EXISTING REAL TIME

TECHNIQUES FOR DIFFERENT ENGINEERED NANOPARTICLES 2471

Ehsan Majd Faghihi, Lidia Morawska, Peter McGarry

SESSION 10A: VENTILATION AND CONTROLS - MODELLING

Chair: Takashi Kurabuchi, Michael Waring, Ashan Iqbal

10A.1 CFD ANALYSIS OF CROSS-VENTILATION AIRFLOW AND RESULTANT COOLING

EFFECT ON THERMAL MANNEQUIN 2473

Takashi Kurabuchi, Shunsuke Suzuki, Masaaki Ohba

10A.2 COMPUTATIONAL ANALYSIS OF NATURAL VENTILATION FOR A HIGH-RISE

APARTMENT BUILDING WITH A CORE WELL 2479

Yen-YiLi, Hsu-Cheng Chiang, Hsiao-Chi Hsu, Kuo-Shu Hung, Hsi-Sheng Wu

10A.3 NUMERICAL PREDICTIONS OF DISCHARGE COEFFICIENT OF A WINDOW WITH

MOVEABLE FLAP 2485

Ahsan Iqbal, Peter V. Nielsen, Alireza Afshari, Per Heiselberg

10A.4 A VERIFICATION OF RENOVATION METHODS OF JAPANESE TRADITIONAL

RESIDENCE USING NUMERICAL SIMULATION 2491

Hiroki Ono, Koji Sakai, Hikaru Kawamurra

10A.5 MODELING INDOOR EXPOSURES TO VOCS AND SVOCS AS VENTILATION RATES

VARY 2497

William Fisk, Wanyu Chan, Srinandini Parthasarathy, Thomas McKone

10A.6 TRANSMISSION CHARACTERISTICS OF COUGHED AIR USING COUGH

GENERATOR WITH SIMULATED ORAL AIRWAY 2503

Ayako Okajima, Hitomi Tsulsumi, Shin-ichi Tanabe, Toshiki Isahaya, TakashiIto, Shoichi Morimoto, Satoshi Hori,

Takao Ariga

10A.7 MODELING IMPACTS OF DYNAMIC VENTILATION STRATEGIES ON INDOOR AIR

QUALITY OVER THE UNITED STATES OFFICE SECTOR 2509

Michael Waring, Adams Rackes

SESSION 10B: CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS - SOURCES AND SINKS

Chair: Matti Jantunen, Christian Scherer, Jelle Laverge

10B.1 HOW FAST DO CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS FOR INDOOR USE ACT AS VOC

SINKS? 2511

Christian Scherer, Michael Buschhaus, Sabine Mair, Vyt Garnys, Adam Garnys

10B.2 VOC CONCENTRATION DECAY RATES FOLLOWING INJECTION OF A KNOWN VOC

MIXTURE INTO AN OFFICE UNDER CONTROLLED CONDITIONS 2513

Adam Garnys, Christian Scherer

10B.3 MINERAL MORTARS, PLASTERS, AND SCREEDS - A SURVEY OF VOC EMISSION

BEHAVIOUR 2515

Christian Sc herer, Sabine Mair, Florian Mayer, Klaus Breuer

10B.4 AN INVESTIGATION ON POLLUTANT EMISSIONS FROM A LASER PRINTER USING

AN ENVIRONMENTAL CHAMBER 2521

Hai Guo, Lok-Cheung Wong

10B.5 INTEGRATED EXPOSURE FOR RISK ASSESSMENT IN INDOOR ENVIRONMENTS,

INTERA - EXAMPLE: THE DIMETHYL FUMARATE (DMF) CASE STUDY 2528

Matti Jantunen, Araceli Sanchez Jimenez, Denis Sarigiannis, Arja Asikainen, Katleen De Brouwere, Karen Galea,

Arnout Standaerl, Spyros Karakitsios, Alberto Gotti

10B.6 SIMULTANEOUS MONITORING OF OUTDOOR/INDOOR VOC CONCENTRATIONS BY

PTR-MS TO IDENTIFY SOURCES OF INDOOR POLLUTION IN OFFICE BUILDINGS 2534

Jianshun Zhang, Kwanghoon Han

I0B.7 EXPERIMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF EXPOSURE TO GASEOUS POLLUTANTS FROM

MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS WHILE ASLEEP 2540

Jelle Laverge, Atila Novoselac, Richard Corsi, ArnoldJanssens

SESSION IPC: LOCATIONS - SCHOOLS III/UPTECH

Chair: Giorgio Buonanno, Lidia Morawska, Farhad Salimi

10C.1 SPATIAL VARIATION OF PARTICLE NUMBER CONCENTRATION IN SCHOOL

MICRO SCALE ENVIRONMENT 2542

Farhad Salimi, Lidia Morawska, Mandana Mazaheri

10C.2 CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF OUTDOOR AIRBORNE PARTICLES AT URBAN

SCHOOLS AND POSSIBLE IMPLICATIONS FOR THE AIR QUALITY IN CLASSROOMS 2544

Leigh Crilley, Godwin Ayoko, Lidia Mowarska, Mandana Mazaheri

10C.3 EFFECT OF OUTDOOR SITE LOCATION ON CALCULATED I/O RATIO 2546Rusdin Laiman, Congrong He, Lidia Morawska

10C.4 AIRBORNE CONCENTRATION OF VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN SCHOOL

ENVIRONMENT IN BRISBANE 2548

Nitika Mishra, Godwin Ayoko, Lidia Morawska

10C.5 PERSONAL EXPOSURE TO ULTRAFINE PARTICLES AT SCHOOLS

MICROENVIRONMENT 2550

Mandana Mazaheri, Rohan Jayaratne, Megal Mokhtar, Lidia Morawska

10C.6 THE EFFECTS OF ULTRAFINE PARTICLES FROM TRAFFIC EMISSIONS ON

CHILDREN'S HEALTH (UPTECH): PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM THREE ITALIAN

SCHOOLS 2552

Fernanda Carmen Fucoc, Giorgio Buonanno, Oriano Grossi, Aldo Rttssi, Luca Stabile, Patrizia Tanzilli

10C.7 APPLICATION OF DIRECT THERMALDESORPTION GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY

TIME-OF-FLIGHT MASS SPECTROMETRY FOR CHARACTERIZATION OF ORGANIC

PARTICULATE MATTER 2554

Jucrgen Schnelle-Kreis, Guelcin Abbaszade, RaeeedQadir, Juergen Orasche, Leigh Crilley, Godwin Ayoko, Lidia

Morawska

SESSION 10D: HUMAN RESPONSE - ALLERGIESChair: Philomena Bluyssen, Bogumila Szponar, Shintaro Ando

10D.1 EFFECT OF POLLEN TO HAY FEVER AND ASTHMA IN NANJING CHINA

Xiaohong Zheng, Hua Qian, Hongping Shen

2556

10D.2 THE CORRELATIONS BETWEEN ALLERGIC DISEASES AND ASTHMA AND

DWELLING CHARACTERISTICS AMONG CHILDREN IN SHANGHAI 2561

Chen Huang, Wei Liu, Yu Hu, Weimin Rang, Zhijun Zou, Jan Sundell

10D.3 EFFECTS OF INDOOR ENVIRONMENT ON CHILDREN ASTHMA, RHINITIS AND

ECZEMA IN CHANGSHA, CHINA 2567

Chan hu, QihongDeng, Cuiyun Ou, Songmei Zhou

10D.4 EFFECTIVENESS OF VENTILATION INTERVENTIONS AT IMPROVING INDOOR AIR

QUALITY IN CANADIAN HOMES WITH ASTHMATIC CHILDREN 2569

DanielAubin, Doyun Won, Denis Gauvin, Pierre Lajoie, Hans Schleibinger, Don Fugler, Ken Ruesl, VeroniqueGingras

10D.5 TRENDS IN THE PREVALENCE OF BEIJING CHILDREN'S ASTHMA AND ALLERGIES

OVER 20 YEARS 2575

Fang Qu, Yinping Zhang, Jan Sundell

10D.6 MEASURE FOR THE LEVELS OF INDOOR ALLERGEN OF DUST MITES (DER Pl/DER

Fl) IN A HIGH SCHOOL IN SHANXI PROVINCE OF CHINA 2581

Xiaochuan Pan, Xi Yao, XiaobinJin

10D.7 ELUCIDATING HEALTH DETERMINANT FACTORS OF HOUSING AND REGIONAL

ENVIRONMENT BY CONDUCTING FOLLOW-UP SURVEY 2587

Shinlaro Ando, Toshiharu Ikaga, Yasuyuki Shiraishi, Tanji Hoshi, Shun Kawakubo

SESSION 10E: BASIC PROCESSES/FUNDAMENTALS - SINKSAND SOURCES

Chair: John Little, Hao Wang, Thierno M. O. Diallo

I0E.1 DIFFUSION-CONTROLLED REFERENCE MATERIAL FOR VOC EMISSIONS TESTING:

THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY 2593

John Little, Zhe Liu, Cynthia Howard-Reed, Steven Cox

10E.2 MODELING EMISSIONS FROM A MULTI-LAYER FURNITURE MATERIAL

ASSEMBLY 2595

Jianshun Zhang, Jing Xu

10E.3 MODELING AND MODEL-BASED TEST METHODFOR CHEMISORPTION OF

FORMALDEHYDE IN POROUS MATERIAL 2601

Jingjing Pei, Jianshun Zhang10E.4 THE ROLE OF AEROSOLS IN ENHANCING SVOC FLUX BETWEEN AIR AND INDOOR

SURFACES AND ITS INFLUENCE ON EXPOSURE 2607

Cong Liu, Glenn Morrison, Yinping Zhang

10E.5 IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF SOIL GAS POLLUTANT ON INDOOR AIR QUALITY:DEVELOPMENT OF ANALYTICAL MODELS TO QUANTITY AIR FLOW ENTERING

THROUGH BUILDING SUBSTRUCTURES 2613

Thierno Diallo, Bernard Collignan, Francis Allard

10E.6 FINDINGS OF FIELD SURVEY FORTHERMALCOMFORT AND VENTILATION IN US

OFFICE BUILDINGS 2619

Liangcai Tan, Samir Moujaes10E.7 AIR HANDLING UNIT CONDENSATE IN TROPICAL AND SUBTROPICAL CLIMATES -

WHY WASTE DOWNTHE DRAIN? 2626

Dusan Licina, Chandra Sekhar

10E.8 POSTER: EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE CRYSTALLIZATION AND NUCLEATION

CHARACTERISTICS OF ROOM TEMPERATURE PCMS WITH HIGH THERMAL ENERGY

STORAGE DENSITY 2632

Shufeng Sun, Dalu Wang, Li Wang

10E.9 POSTER: PREDICTION OF PHYSICOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS OF HOUSEHOLD

CHEMICALS BY COMPUTATIONAL CHEMISTRY USING CONFLEX AND COSMOthrem 2638

Hideto Jinno, Toshiko Tanaka-Kagawa

SESSION 10F: PARTICULATE MATTER - METHODS 2

Chair: Alvin Lai, Aneta Wierzbicka, Jun Narikawa

10F.1 AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY FOR EVALUATION THE EFFECTIVENESS OF

FACEMASK UNDER REALISTIC EXPIRATORY PROCESSES 2640

Sai-Li Wong, Alvin Lai

10F.2 INVESTIGATING SOLID PARTICLE DEPOSITION AND CONCENTRATION

DISTRIBUTIONNEAR VENTILATION BEND WALLS WITH DIFFERENT MATERIALS 2642

Lin Lu, Ke Sun

10F.3 EXPERIMENTAL IDENTIFICATION OF MODEL PARAMETERS FOR DEPOSITION

FLUX MODEL INTENDED FOR NANO-SCALE INDOOR AEROSOLS 2648

Jun Narikawa, Kazuhide Ilo

I0F.4 A NEW TURBULENT-BURST BASED RESUSPENSION MODEL WITH HUMIDITY

EFFECT 2650

Siming You, Manpun Wan

10F.5 HOW BREATHING AFFECTS INHALATION OF AEROSOL UNDER STEADY AND

EPISODIC EMISSION: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY 2656

Alvin Lai, Carmen Poon

10F.6 STUDY OF PANEL TYPE AXIAL-FLOW CYCLONE : 2658

Myungjoon Kim, Hojoong Kim, Soon-Bark Kwon, Jin-Kwan Kim, Taesung Kim

I0G.I COMFORTABLE BEDROOM CONTROLLED BY MECHANICAL AIR CONDITIONER

AND NATURAL VENTILATION 2660

Yumiko Kawano, Takashi Akimolo

SESSION IPG: COMFORT AND CLIMATE - VENTILATION AND COMFORT

Chair: Peler Op T Veld, Yumiko Kawano

10G.2 VENTILATION PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT OF A DECENTRALIZED

MECHANICAL SYSTEM WITH HEAT RECOVERY USING TRACER GAS DECAYMETHOD 2666

Youness Ajaji, Philippe Andre

10G.3 NATURAL VENTILATION EFFECTS FOR ENVIRONMENTALLY SYMBIOTIC HOUSE

WITH DOUBLE LAYER VERANDA IN SUMMER 2672

Takashi Akimolo, Yasunobu Walanuki, Fumio Kimura, Kaoru Nakajima

10G.4 PERFORMANCES OF NEW INNOVATIVE DOMESTIC VENTILATION SYSTEMS IN

COMBINATION WITH LOWTEMPERATURE FLOOR HEATING 2678

Peler Veld, Erwin Roijen

10G.5 TO CREATE COMFORTABLE AND HEALTHY URBAN ENVIRONMENT BY

VENTILATION 2685

Qihong Deng10G.6 BED MICRO-ENVIRONMENT IN HOSPITAL PATIENT ROOMS WITH NATURAL OR

MECHANICAL VENTILATION 2686

Yiigno Li, Arxen Melikov, Emanuil Georgiev, Jiayi Wu

I0G.7 EVALUATION OF THERMAL CONDITIONS IN TWO DWELLINGS WITH NATURAL

VENTILATION: A CASE STUDY 2692

Jan Kaczmarczyk, AleksandraLipczynska

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