Night purging is a critical component to enhance the performance of any naturally ventilated building, which is used during the summer time. Natural night ventilation is a passive cooling method, driven by the natural driving forces of the wind and/or thermally (stack) generated pressures.
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In this white paper, you’ll discover:
1. Night purging using natural ventilation – how does it works? 2. Why should night purging be incorporated into your building? 3. In which climates is night purging most effective? 4. Avoiding Common Concerns with Night Purging
The Advantages of Natural Ventilation
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100% use of built space
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Lower capital, operating, and maintenance costs
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Healthier indoor climate
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Natural ventilation systems can pay for themselves
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Low carbon ventilation solution
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Project References
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City of Glasgow Colleges - an engaging and energizing building
City of Glasgow Colleges took a definitive commitment to the environment by embracing several sustainable design strategies such as automated natural ventilation. To reduce heat loads and maintain air quality, the atrium acts as a natural stack to drive cross ventilation through the building.
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HouseZero on Harvard University's campus raises the bar for energy efficiency
HouseZero of Harvard University was renovated to inspire others by how older, existing structures can be altered to become ultra-efficient facilities. The older indoor climate systems were fully replaced with a new indoor climate paradigm which relies on the addition of thermal mass and radiant surfaces.
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UCL Student Centre at Gordon Street - a BREEAM building with a holistic IAQ approach
The new Student Centre of the University College London is a flagship for sustainable development in the urban environment. UCL’s strategy was to focus on a “passive first” approach to the indoor climate to reduce energy use and thereby carbon emissions.
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MECD - fresh learning spaces in Manchester
MECD is Manchester University’s brand-new Engineering Campus. Intelligent actuator technology was key to providing the best indoor climate possible via fresh air ventilation. MotorLink® communication technology was chosen because it ensures seamless integration between the BMS and window automation.
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Intelligent automation at Augusta University Cancer Research Center
Augusta University Cancer Research Center chose WindowMaster actuators and MotorControllers as part of the building’s heat and smoke management strategy. The actuators and controllers are enabled with MotorLink® so that they can communicate directly with the building management systems about their position and status.
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