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25 August 2009 | 0 replies | 1126 visits

Dear Peter, REHVA has dicussed this topic, and established a network of ventilation experts. But no results or conclusion yet,. I think the first step, really is to define the ventilation. It still is often mixed with air conditioning or cooling.

Vnetialtion is traditionally defined for a process for air qualty but things get really complicated when talking about natural ventialtion.

But as ventlation is the major energy user of buildings - I feel it should be included in the inspection process. This will be aslo a way to integrate IAQ issues with EPBD. This has been  proposed in many forums. One of the latest was EU Commission supported project ENVIE. www.envie-iaq.eu.


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