ASHRAE - American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc.: Recent submissions
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ASHRAE QC-06-045
Abstract: Experiments with room air distribution that is generated by a radial ceiling-mounted diffuser and a diffuser generating flow with swirl are compared with the air distribution obtained by mixing ventilation from a ... -
ASHRAE 170 ADD E
Abstract: FOREWORD
This addendum clarifies that for spaces with pressure relationship requirements in Table 7.1, "Design Parameters," controls shall not be allowed that change the pressure relationship between ... -
ASHRAE LO-09-083
Abstract: ABSTRACT
Airflows in confined spaces such as airplane cabins, animal enclosures, human occupied rooms, etc. are always characterized by low velocity and high turbulent intensity. The flow regime ... -
ASHRAE LV-11-C050
Abstract: ABSTRACT
Ozone is present indoors largely as a result of transport from outdoors. Conventional strategies to remove ozone require energy and thus are not appropriate for zero-energy buildings. We ... -
ASHRAE AN-04-2-1
Abstract: ABSTRACT
It is well known that equipment can cause unwanted vibrations in buildings. Springs have been used to isolate these vibrations and reduce transmitted forces to building structures. For ... -
ASHRAE 190
Abstract: This standard applies to indoor pool dehumidifiers using electrically driven, mechanical vapor-compression refrigeration systems consisting of one or more factorymade assemblies that dehumidify and circulate air and may ... -
ASHRAE 124
Abstract: This test method is intended to cover electric, gas-fired, and oil-fired combination space-heating and water-heating appliances.
This standard covers appliances up to 300,000 Btu/h (87.9 kW) rated input.
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ASHRAE LO-09-051
Abstract: INTRODUCTION
The BACnet standard (ASHRAE 2004) for building management systems is becoming popular, not only in North America, but also in Asian and European countries. Recently, a new technology for ... -
ASHRAE OR-16-C024
Abstract: Exposure to ambient fine particles (PM2.5: particles < 2.5 μm in diameter) and ultrafine particles (UFPs: particles < 100 nm in diameter) has adverse effects on human health. Residential buildings ... -
ASHRAE 93
Abstract: This standard applies to nonconcentrating and concentrating solar collectors in which a fluid enters the collector through a single inlet and leaves the collector through a single outlet.
Collectors containing more ...

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