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Effects of outdoor air conditions on hybrid air conditioning based on task/ambient strategy with natural and mechanical ventilation in office buildings
Measurement of the neutral plane of an internal fire whirl using the background-oriented Schlieren technique for a vertical shaft model of a high-rise building
A combined, large, multi-faceted bulbous façade glazed curtain with open atrium as a natural ventilation solution for an energy efficient sustainable office building in Southern China
Impact of Different Ventilation Strategies Caused by Traffic-Related Pm2.5 Dispersion on Building Energy Consumption: A Case Study of Nine Typical Residential Neighborhoods in Nanjing
Impact of mechanical ventilation control strategies based on non-steady-state and steady-state Wells-Riley models on airborne transmission and building energy consumption
Indoor PM2.5 and building energy consumption in nine typical residential neighborhoods in Nanjing under different ventilation strategies caused by traffic-related PM2.5 dispersion
A CFD-CONTAM-BES framework incorporates wind pressure, air temperature, and indoor air circulation to estimate energy consumption of high-rise buildings
Reduced-scale experimental and numerical investigation on the energy and smoke control performance of natural ventilation systems in a high-rise atrium
Predictive Automation of Window Ventilation in Green Buildings: A Data‐Driven Framework for Integrating IoT Sensors, Machine Learning, and Occupant Behavior Modeling
Literature Review of Smart Technologies for Urban Heat Islands Associated with High-Rise Buildings
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