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Effect of Residential Ventilation Techniques for Hot and Humid Climates on Indoor Concentrations and Emission Rates of Volatile Organic Compounds

2005

Hodgson Alfred T,

Moyer Neil,

Beal David

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory,

LBNL,

Florida Solar Energy Center,

FSEC

A report describing six mechanical ventilation strategies that were evaluated for their ability to control indoor humidity levels over 14-day periods with simulated occupancy.

Measure Guideline: Supplemental Dehumidification in Warm-Humid Climates

2014

Rudd Armin

Building Science Corporation,

BSC,

U.S. Department of Energy,

DOE

Report describing solutions for supplemental dehumidification in warm-humid climates.

Vent Right and Then? Mechanical Ventilation, Dehumidification, and Energy Use in Humid Climates

2014

Fairey Philip W,

et al.

Florida Solar Energy Center,

FSEC,

American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy,

ACEEE

Preliminary results of two monitored lab homes constructed to represent the thermal characteristics of typical existing Florida homes are presented.

Ventilation System Effectiveness and Tested Indoor Air Quality Impacts

2005

Rudd Armin,

Bergey Daniel

Building Science Corporation,

BSC,

U.S. Department of Energy,

DOE

This report describes how twenty homes were tested and monitored in the Zone 2 climate of Houston, Texas, U.S.A., to evaluate the humidity control performance and operating cost of six different integrated dehumidification and ventilation systems that could be applied by production homebuilders.