Illustrated guide to ventilation (June 2010 update)

BSRIA Guide BG 2/2009

BSRIA Limited, 2010
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Current

Supplement

Mechanical & Electrical Supplement

Series

BSRIA Guide

Abstract

Intended to assist technical dialogue between the client and the designing team during the briefing process, and help clients to identify and raise technical questions that they feel are relevant to their organisation's specific needs. Describes the basics of ventilation, in part through illustrations distinguishing components, and key design checks necessary for a high quality system. Considers natural and mechanical ventilation, the mixed-mode approach, minimising cooling loads, thermal mass, control strategies, commissioning, maintenance and upkeep, and ventilation standards and requirements.

History

Updated due to changes in building legislation during 2010.

Subjects

  • Air conditioning/ventilation
  • Special subject areas
  • Building services
  • Ventilation/condensation/damp
  • Natural ventilation

Publisher History

BSRIA was founded in 1956. It is a consultancy, test and research organisation which publishes technical notes and guidance for designers and specifiers of building services.

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