Faculty Dissemination (Professional and Public Outreach)
2012 ▲▼
Oddbjørn SJØVOLD (2012) “Seminar om Energi&Miljø” [Language NO]. Talk at Faglig seminar for bransje og HIOA in Oslo, 2012-12-12
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Oddbjørn SJØVOLD (2012) “Fremtidens muligheter innen energi og miljø i bygg” [Language NO]. Talk at KH Konsult, 2012-11-22
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Oddbjørn SJØVOLD (2012) “Reduserte forurensninger av inneluft ved smart ventilering med fokus på ultrafint støv og støvsammensetning relatert til helse” [Language NO]. Talk at VVS-dagene på Lillestrøm in Lillestrøm, 2012-10-18
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Mads MYSEN (2012) “Vellykket hybridløsning” [Language NO]. Interview in Norsk VVS [Newspaper], 2012-07-01
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Sverre Bjørn HOLØS, Mads MYSEN, Kari THUNSHELLE (2012) “It’s possible!”. Talk at Health in the Green Economy – Building Sector in Oslo, Org. Helsedirektoratet, 2012-10-19
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Mads MYSEN, Anna SVENSSON, Inger ANDRESEN (2012) “Klimatisering – med automatisert vinduslufting” [Language NO]. Norsk VVS, Vol.55 (no.8), p.14-15
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Mads MYSEN, Jonny NERSVEEN, Peter G. SCHILD (2012) “Kampen School – Retrofitting of an historic school building with energy efficient ventilation and lighting system”. in L. POSTMYR (Ed.), PassivhusNorden 2012, Akademika forlag
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Mads MYSEN, Peter G. SCHILD (2012) “How to purchase Demand Controlled Ventilation with energy optimal functionality?”🔓. in Healthy Buildings 2012: 10th International Conference 8-12 july 2012 Brisbane, Australia, Queensland University of Technology …
Abstract: This short conference paper investigates the optimization of Demand Controlled Ventilation (DCV) systems for energy efficiency in commercial buildings. It outlines the challenges in achieving the theoretical energy savings promised by DCV due to issues like inadequate specifications and the lack of clear responsibility for system functionality. By comparing different DCV systems—Pressure Controlled, Static Pressure Reset, and Variable Supply Air Diffuser—the study provides recommendations for enhancing DCV functionality. These include requirements for Specific Fan Power (SFP) control across various airflow rates and the importance of comprehensive specifications and system reviews. The findings aim to guide the procurement of DCV systems that meet optimal energy performance standards, emphasizing the need for clear contractual responsibilities and accurate system monitoring.