Study of a particular stack performance in a building.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24084/repqj08.224Abstract
Natural ventilation has gained prominence in
recent times as a method of ventilating buildings. The two
fundamental principles of natural ventilation are stack effect
and wind driven ventilation. This paper describes a particular
stack performance realized in a building (school) at real scale
by computation of the wind induced ventilation and a
comparison of the stack performance (airflow rate extracted and
wind speed) respect to other systems (wind catcher, wind jetter
and wind turbine) are also showed.
The realization of the
system, actually working, shows the synergy between a plant
design and installation using traditional energy sources with
innovative engineering techniques providing for the use of
integrative energy. In this case, the wind action plays an
important role for the conditioning of the school, integrating
and giving a significant energetic contribution to the air cooling
system. The school building (a nursery) has been built in
Modena and is actually working