The natural alternative, cross-ventilation, is widely regarded as the most energy-efficient and sustainable way to keep your home's air constantly circulating.

1. No natural ventilation; 2. Ventilation with openings at full capacity; 3. Ventilation with openings at half capacity; 4. Cross ventilation (open windows on opposite sides); 5. Stack ventilation ...

The scenarios were: no natural ventilation, ventilation with openings at full capacity, ventilation with openings at half capacity, cross ventilation through opposite windows, stack ventilation ...

Night flush ventilation, using cooler nighttime air to ventilate and remove heat from a building, reducing the need for mechanical cooling during the day “Our analysis revealed that all the considered ...

Cross ventilation, opening windows on opposite sides of the building to improve airflow and regulate indoor temperature Stack ventilation, using temperature differences to drive airflow, with warm air ...

Stack ventilation, using temperature differences to drive airflow, with warm air rising and exiting through high openings while cooler air enters through lower openings ...

More information: Computational analysis of wind drift and ventilation comfort in a different isolated barrel roof configuration for badminton stadium, Physics of Fluids (2024). DOI: 10.1063/5.0234576 ...

Breathing Buildings, a leading provider of controlled natural and hybrid ventilation systems is celebrating World Ventilation Day (#WorldVentil8Day). World Ventil8 Day aims to raise awareness of the ...

World Ventil8 Day was initiated by a group of researchers and professional bodies who are passionate about the importance of ventilation. This year the theme is ‘Enabling Action’ and aims to spread ...