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	* Air conditioning.		* Air conditioning.

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	* Ventilation.		* Ventilation.
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	Approved document F, Ventilation, suggests that ‘whole building ventilation’, or ‘general ventilation is:		Approved document F, Ventilation, suggests that ‘whole building ventilation’, or ‘general ventilation is:

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−	*Extract ventilation is, ‘…. The removal of air directly from a space or spaces to the outside. Extract ventilation may be by natural means (e.g. by passive stack ventilation) or by mechanical means (e.g. by an extract fan or central system).’	+
−	*Purge ventilation is, ‘…manually controlled ventilation of rooms or spaces at a relatively high rate to rapidly dilute pollutants and/or water vapour. Purge ventilation may be provided by natural means (e.g. an openable window) or be mechanical means (e.g. a fan).’	+	* Extract ventilation is, ‘…. The removal of air directly from a space or spaces to the outside. Extract ventilation may be by natural means (e.g. by passive stack ventilation) or by mechanical means (e.g. by an extract fan or central system).’
−	*Infiltration is, ‘… the uncontrolled exchange of air between inside a buildings and outside through cracks, porosity and other unintentional openings in a building, caused by pressure difference effects of the wind and/or stack effect.	+	* Purge ventilation is, ‘…manually controlled ventilation of rooms or spaces at a relatively high rate to rapidly dilute pollutants and/or water vapour. Purge ventilation may be provided by natural means (e.g. an openable window) or be mechanical means (e.g. a fan).’
		+	* Infiltration is, ‘… the uncontrolled exchange of air between inside a buildings and outside through cracks, porosity and other unintentional openings in a building, caused by pressure difference effects of the wind and/or stack effect.

	Whole building ventilation might be provided by background ventilators, as illustrated below.		Whole building ventilation might be provided by background ventilators, as illustrated below.

−	[[File:~~Background ventilator~~.jpg\|~~RTENOTITLE~~]]	+	[[File:Background_ventilator.jpg\|link=File:Background_ventilator.jpg]]

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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*Air conditioning.
−	*Air infiltration testing.
−	*Background ventilator.
−	*Convection.
−	*Cross ventilation.
−	*Displacement ventilation.
−	*Domestic ventilation systems performance.
−	*Heat recovery ventilation.
−	*HVAC.
−	*Mechanical ventilation.
−	*Natural ventilation.
−	*Passive building design.
−	*Solar chimney.
−	*Stack effect.
−	*Ventilation.

−	[[Category:Standards_/_measurements]]	+	* Air conditioning.
		+	* Air infiltration testing.
		+	* Approved Document F.
		+	* Background ventilator.
		+	* Convection.
		+	* Cross ventilation.
		+	* Displacement ventilation.
		+	* Domestic ventilation systems performance.
		+	* Heat recovery ventilation.
		+	* HVAC.
		+	* Mechanical ventilation.
		+	* Natural ventilation.
		+	* Passive building design.
		+	* Solar chimney.
		+	* Stack effect.
		+	* Ventilation.
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		+	[[Category:Standards_/_measurements]] [[Category:DCN_Standard]]

Designing Buildings at 08:18, 1 July 2015

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	Whole building ventilation might be provided by background ventilators, as illustrated below.		Whole building ventilation might be provided by background ventilators, as illustrated below.

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	*Solar chimney.		*Solar chimney.
	*Stack effect.		*Stack effect.
		+	*Ventilation.

	[[Category:Standards_/_measurements]]		[[Category:Standards_/_measurements]]

Designing Buildings at 08:18, 1 July 2015

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	*Purge ventilation is, ‘…manually controlled ventilation of rooms or spaces at a relatively high rate to rapidly dilute pollutants and/or water vapour. Purge ventilation may be provided by natural means (e.g. an openable window) or be mechanical means (e.g. a fan).’		*Purge ventilation is, ‘…manually controlled ventilation of rooms or spaces at a relatively high rate to rapidly dilute pollutants and/or water vapour. Purge ventilation may be provided by natural means (e.g. an openable window) or be mechanical means (e.g. a fan).’
	*Infiltration is, ‘… the uncontrolled exchange of air between inside a buildings and outside through cracks, porosity and other unintentional openings in a building, caused by pressure difference effects of the wind and/or stack effect.		*Infiltration is, ‘… the uncontrolled exchange of air between inside a buildings and outside through cracks, porosity and other unintentional openings in a building, caused by pressure difference effects of the wind and/or stack effect.
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		+	Whole building ventilation might be provided by background ventilators, as illustrated below.
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		+	[[File:Background ventilator.jpg]]

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	*Air conditioning.		*Air conditioning.
	*Air infiltration testing.		*Air infiltration testing.
		+	*Background ventilator.
	*Convection.		*Convection.
	*Cross ventilation.		*Cross ventilation.

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Approved document F, Ventilation, suggests that ‘whole building ventilation’, or ‘general ventilation is:

‘…nominally continuous ventilation of rooms or spaces at a relatively low rate to dilute and remove pollutants and water vapour not removed by the operation of extract ventilation, purge ventilation or infiltration, as well as supplying outdoor air into the building. For an individual dwelling this is referred to as ‘whole dwelling ventilation’.’

Where:
*Extract ventilation is, ‘…. The removal of air directly from a space or spaces to the outside. Extract ventilation may be by natural means (e.g. by passive stack ventilation) or by mechanical means (e.g. by an extract fan or central system).’
*Purge ventilation is, ‘…manually controlled ventilation of rooms or spaces at a relatively high rate to rapidly dilute pollutants and/or water vapour. Purge ventilation may be provided by natural means (e.g. an openable window) or be mechanical means (e.g. a fan).’
*Infiltration is, ‘… the uncontrolled exchange of air between inside a buildings and outside through cracks, porosity and other unintentional openings in a building, caused by pressure difference effects of the wind and/or stack effect.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
*Air conditioning.
*Air infiltration testing.
*Convection.
*Cross ventilation.
*Displacement ventilation.
*Domestic ventilation systems performance.
*Heat recovery ventilation.
*HVAC.
*Mechanical ventilation.
*Natural ventilation.
*Passive building design.
*Solar chimney.
*Stack effect.

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