Volume 5, Issue 1

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March 2012

Topical Issue: Application of Building Simulation Tools for Studying Airborne Infection and Its Control

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9 articles in this issue

Moving Building Simulation to the next level of excellence
Xudong Yang
Letter 14 March 2012 Pages: 1 - 1
Application of building simulation tools for studying airborne infection and its control
Yuguo Li
Bin Zhao
Editorial 14 March 2012 Pages: 3 - 4
Experimental verification of tracking algorithm for dynamically-releasing single indoor contaminant
Zhiqiang (John) Zhai
Xiang Liu
Junjie Liu
Research Article 24 June 2011 Pages: 5 - 14
Role of air changes per hour (ACH) in possible transmission of airborne infections
Farhad Memarzadeh
Weiran Xu
Research Article 22 December 2011 Pages: 15 - 28
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Ventilation, Simulation and Infectious Disease Control in Built Environment
Evaluation of intervention strategies in schools including ventilation for influenza transmission control
Xiaolei Gao
Yuguo Li
Benjamin J. Cowling
Research Article 16 May 2011 Pages: 29 - 37
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Ventilation, Simulation and Infectious Disease Control in Built Environment
Development of a numerical optimization approach to ventilation system design to control airborne contaminant dispersion and occupant comfort
M. Amirul Islam Khan
Catherine J. Noakes
Vassili V. Toropov
Research Article 16 January 2012 Pages: 39 - 50
Numerical study of the lock-up phenomenon of human exhaled droplets under a displacement ventilated room
Naiping Gao
Qibin He
Jianlei Niu
Research Article 14 March 2012 Pages: 51 - 60
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Ventilation, Simulation and Infectious Disease Control in Built Environment
Improved control of the pressure in a cleanroom environment
A. H. T. M. van den Brink
A. W. M. van Schijndel
Research Article 14 March 2012 Pages: 61 - 72
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Ventilation, Simulation and Infectious Disease Control in Built Environment
Assessing the effects of sliding doors on an operating theatre climate
Carla Balocco
Giuseppe Petrone
Giuliano Cammarata
Research Article 14 March 2012 Pages: 73 - 83

Volume 5, Issue 1

Moving Building Simulation to the next level of excellence

Application of building simulation tools for studying airborne infection and its control

Experimental verification of tracking algorithm for dynamically-releasing single indoor contaminant

Role of air changes per hour (ACH) in possible transmission of airborne infections

Evaluation of intervention strategies in schools including ventilation for influenza transmission control

Development of a numerical optimization approach to ventilation system design to control airborne contaminant dispersion and occupant comfort

Numerical study of the lock-up phenomenon of human exhaled droplets under a displacement ventilated room

Improved control of the pressure in a cleanroom environment

Assessing the effects of sliding doors on an operating theatre climate

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