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Volume 557 - 25 June 2006

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The control of naturally ventilated buildings subject to wind and buoyancy
BEN LISHMAN, ANDREW W. WOODS
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12 June 2006, pp. 451-471
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The competition between wind and buoyancy forces acting on a naturally ventilated building with one upwind and one downwind opening and a distributed heat source can lead to multiple steady states. This study considers the impact of a second downwind opening on the existence of these multiple steady states. It is found that if this new opening exceeds a critical area, then the multiple steady states are eliminated, and the transition from buoyancy to wind dominated flow is continuous. This critical area is shown to be a function of the relative heights of the three windows. The predictions of the model are in accord with new laboratory experiments, and the implications for building design are discussed.

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Environmental Hydraulics of Open Channel Flows. By HUBERT CHANSON. Elsevier, 2004. 430 pp. ISBN 0 7506 6165 8. £44.99 or $76.95 (paperback)
D. H. Peregrine
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Finite Elements and Fast Iterative Solvers: with Applications in Incompressible Fluid Dynamics. By H. C. ELMAN, D. J. SILVESTER & A. J. WATHEN. Oxford University Press, 2005. 413 pp. ISBN 019 852867 1, £70.00 (hardback) or ISBN 019 852868-X, £35.00 (paperback)
Spencer J. Sherwin, Robert M. Kirby
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The control of naturally ventilated buildings subject to wind and buoyancy

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Environmental Hydraulics of Open Channel Flows. By HUBERT CHANSON. Elsevier, 2004. 430 pp. ISBN 0 7506 6165 8. £44.99 or $76.95 (paperback)

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The control of naturally ventilated buildings subject to wind and buoyancy

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Environmental Hydraulics of Open Channel Flows. By HUBERT CHANSON. Elsevier, 2004. 430 pp. ISBN 0 7506 6165 8. £44.99 or $76.95 (paperback)

Finite Elements and Fast Iterative Solvers: with Applications in Incompressible Fluid Dynamics. By H. C. ELMAN, D. J. SILVESTER & A. J. WATHEN. Oxford University Press, 2005. 413 pp. ISBN 019 852867 1, £70.00 (hardback) or ISBN 019 852868-X, £35.00 (paperback)