Building and Environment - v. 44, n. 4 (April 2009)

Erschienen:	April 2009

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Buratti, Cinzia / Ricciardi, Paola	Adaptive analysis of thermal comfort in university classrooms: Correlation between experimental data and mathematical models	674-687
López-Mesa, Belinda / Pitarch, Ángel / Tomás, Ana / Gallego, Teresa	Comparison of environmental impacts of building structures with in situ cast floors and with precast concrete floors	699-712
Lishman, Ben / Woods, Andrew W.	The effect of gradual changes in wind speed or heat load on natural ventilation in a thermally massive building	762-772
Hossain, Khandaker M. Anwar / Easa, Said M. / Lachemi, Mohamed	Evaluation of the effect of marine salts on urban built infrastructure	713-722
Corgnati, S. P. / Perino, M. / Fracastoro, G. V. / Nielsen, P. V.	Experimental and numerical analysis of air and radiant cooling systems in offices	801-806
Hall, Matthew / Allinson, David	Influence of cementitious binder content on moisture transport in stabilised earth materials analysed using 1-dimensional sharp wet front theory	688-693
Lu, Z. / Lu, W. Z. / Zhang, J. L. / Sun, D. X.	Microorganisms and particles in AHU systems: Measurement and analysis	694-698
Spindler, Henry C. / Norford, Leslie K.	Naturally ventilated and mixed-mode buildings—Part I: Thermal modeling	736-749
Spindler, Henry C. / Norford, Leslie K.	Naturally ventilated and mixed-mode buildings—Part II: Optimal control	750-761
Baskaran, Bas A. / Ping Ko, Steven Kee / Molleti, Suda	A novel approach to estimate the wind uplift resistance of roofing systems	723-735
Lishman, Ben / Woods, Andrew W.	On transitions in natural ventilation flow driven by changes in the wind	666-673
Zhou, Liang / Haghighat, Fariborz	Optimization of ventilation system design and operation in office environment, Part I: Methodology	651-656
Zhou, Liang / Haghighat, Fariborz	Optimization of ventilation systems in office environment, Part II: Results and discussions	657-665
Guan, Lisa	Preparation of future weather data to study the impact of climate change on buildings	793-800
Kellenberger, Daniel / Althaus, Hans-Jörg	Relevance of simplifications in LCA of building components	818-825
Pati, Debajyoti / Park, Cheol-Soo / Augenbroe, Godfried	Roles of quantified expressions of building performance assessment in facility procurement and management	773-784
Hamilton, Ian G. / Davies, Michael / Steadman, Philip / Stone, Andrew / Ridley, Ian / Evans, Stephen	The significance of the anthropogenic heat emissions of London's buildings: A comparison against captured shortwave solar radiation	807-817
El-Refaie, M. F. / Kaseb, S.	Speculation in the feasibility of evaporative cooling	826-838
Kuchen, E. / Fisch, M. N.	Spot Monitoring: Thermal comfort evaluation in 25 office buildings in winter	839-847
Corgnati, Stefano Paolo / Ansaldi, Roberta / Filippi, Marco	Thermal comfort in Italian classrooms under free running conditions during mid seasons: Assessment through objective and subjective approaches	785-792
Chen, Q.	Ventilation performance prediction for buildings: A method overview and recent applications	848-858

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