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This research study used pollutant measurements, home inspections, diagnostic testing and occupant surveys to assess IAQ in 24 new or deeply retrofitted homes designed to be high performance green buildings in California.
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Report describing how changing the air exchange rate of a home (the sum of the infiltration and mechanical ventilation airflow rates) affects the annual thermal conditioning energy.
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory,
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This study evaluates the energy, humidity and indoor air quality implications of residential ventilation cooling in all US IECC climate zones.
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This study uses a computer simulation approach to examine the energy and indoor air quality implications of passive and hybrid ventilation systems.
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory,
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U.S. Department of Energy,
DOE
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This study used an advanced airflow, energy and humidity modeling tool to evaluate the potential for residential mechanical pre-scooling strategies to reduce peak electriciy demand.
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory,
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Report describing a field study to measure pollutant concentrations in 324 homes in California.
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The exhaust from residential combustion appliances contains air pollutants and high levels of moisture that must be conveyed to the outdoors to maintain acceptable indoor quality.
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory,
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Building Science Corporation,
BSC
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Document reviewing current and potential ventilation technologies for residential buildings with particular emphasis on North American climates and construction.
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory,
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The main principle of smart ventilation used in this study is to shift ventilation from time periods with large indoor-outdoor temperature differences, to periods where these differences are smaller, and their energy impacts are expected to be less.