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2018 A Review of Ventilation System Performance under Natural Convection International Journal of Engineering Technology, Management and Applied Sciences
This paper seeks to gift a panorama of cooling connected analysis in office buildings, categorising reportable analysis experiences from the past ten years, so as to spot information gaps and define current ways and trends for more exploration. The overall goal behind this analysis is to support the planning of property office buildings in hot climates through examination of past experiences, so the paper focuses on methods at the building level and specially connected with façade style peer reviewed journal articles were chosen because the supply for the study, given the responsibleness of the data revealed below peer-review processes. Considering printed papers from 2008 onwards. The resulting article info was then explored through descriptive analysis and in- depth review of some articles to expand on specific topics so as to completely visualize scientific interest and tendencies inside the field of study for the last ten years. As results of the review it's potential to state the high current connection of cooling analysis, having old a rise of publications below different climate contexts and varied topics starting from passive to solar cooling, that is seen as an enquiry field on its own. Also, in terms of analysis strategies, package simulations appear to be the first tool for cooling analysis, that is smart for performance driven developments. On the opposite hand, the most information gaps identified are the requirement for specific analysis relating to potentialities for application and field of study integration of cooling systems. The shortage of articles addressing some specific cooling methods, like the employment of state change and ground cooling; and also the want for additional data about the operation of cooling systems, particularly taking users’ perception and their behavior under consideration