Background ventilators for dwellings

By:

Ross, D. I

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Language: English Series: BRE Information Paper ; IP 2/03Publication details: London BRE 2003Description: 6p ill 30cmISBN:

186081610X

Subject(s):

BUILDING REGULATIONS 1991 APPROVED DOCUMENT F (1995 EDITION)
BUILT ENVIRONMENT-BUILDING SERVICES-BUILDING SERVICES ENGINEERING-HEATING AND VENTILATION ENGINEERING

LOC classification:

697.92

Summary: This information paper discusses the philosophy behind background ventilation in the Building Regulations, the types and merits of the background vents available (manually adjustable vents, humidity-controlled vents, temperature-controlled vents, pressure-controlled-difference vents, acoustic vents), and a method of vent performance testing proposed in the European Standard on residential ventilation.

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This information paper discusses the philosophy behind background ventilation in the Building Regulations, the types and merits of the background vents available (manually adjustable vents, humidity-controlled vents, temperature-controlled vents, pressure-controlled-difference vents, acoustic vents), and a method of vent performance testing proposed in the European Standard on residential ventilation.

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