10 Questions
What is the driving force behind natural ventilation?
Wind and temperature differences
What is a disadvantage of natural ventilation?
High heat loss from ventilation
What type of buildings are best suited for natural ventilation?
Buildings far from the city center
What can make natural ventilation for passive cooling easier?
‘More thin’ buildings increase the area/volume ratio
What are the advantages of natural ventilation?
Low maintenance
What can affect natural ventilation for passive cooling?
Building volume and area (geometry)
What is a potential problem associated with natural ventilation?
Limited ability to filtrate air
What makes natural ventilation an attractive option compared to mechanical ventilation?
Low installation costs
What type of buildings are best suited for natural ventilation?
Buildings far from the city center
What factor can make natural ventilation for passive cooling more challenging?
High heat loss from ventilation
Test your knowledge of natural ventilation in buildings with this quiz by Dimitrios Kraniotis, Associate Professor of Building Physics. Explore the driving forces behind natural ventilation and its use for air quality and passive cooling strategies. Assess your understanding of this cost-efficient alternative to conventional ventilation systems.
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