A Pitched Roof with Forced Ventilation to Limit Solar Gains: Crimson Publishers
A Pitched Roof with Forced Ventilation to Limit Solar Gains by Enrico Caffagni, Antonio Libbra, Alberto Muscio* and Luca Tarozzi in Open Journal of Civil Engineering
A Pitched Roof with Forced Ventilation to Limit Solar Gains by Enrico Caffagni, Antonio Libbra, Alberto Muscio* and Luca Tarozzi in Open Journal of Civil Engineering
An effective approach to ventilation of pitched roofs has been
developed. It is aimed at mitigating summer overheating of inhabited
rooms located
immediately below the roof. The air flows in a ventilation layer made of
parallel ducts and built between roof coverings and insulation, thus
subtracting
heat from the roof structure. It is then collected by a header and
eventually discharged into the atmosphere by a extraction fan. The
problem of obtaining
a homogeneous flow distribution in the ventilation layer is solved by a
very simple regulation mechanism, placed in the header and adjusted on
site. The
adjustment procedure is based on measurements of surface temperature
distribution performed by an infrared camera
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