ArticleJournal of building engineering2023
Analysis on the energy efficiency, thermal performance and infection intervention characteristics of interactive cascade ventilation (ICV).
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Abstract
Floor radiation (FR) is one of the widely used heating modes in winter. However, the widespread and high outbreak of Corona Virus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) has made the disadvantage of floor radiation that lacks fresh air and air movement exposed as a deficiency. To seek a heating mode that can realize a comfortable and healthy indoor environment with low cost, the interactive cascade ventilation (ICV) coupling with multiple low-grade sources was proposed in this study. Energy efficiency, thermal comfort and air quality were investigated by comparing with FR and floor radiation with mixing ventilation (FRMV). The results showed that by elevating the same indoor temperature, ICV can reduce indoor heat transfer by 28.41% and 30.94% than FR and FRMV, respectively. And ICV also presented the highest system
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