Potential Of Inducing Natural Ventilation For Low Rised House Under Tropical Climate

Jai Kanth, Rajalingam (2005) Potential Of Inducing Natural Ventilation For Low Rised House Under Tropical Climate. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This project is titled "The Potential of Inducing Natural Ventilation for Low Rise Buildings Under Tropical Climate' where it explains the fundamentals of natural ventilation and focuses in determining wind speed, temperature and humidity for different types of dwellings. Three experiments have been carried out in three different types of residential building to determine wind speed,temperature and humidity. The first experiment is carried out using only Anemometer where else the second and third experiment uses more equipments such as the MKII Weather Station, Ambient Weather Software and Wolfsense VeloCical Meters. Analyses are done to estimate the natural wind driven potential, temperature, and humidity for the three houses. Comparison is done between the second and third house as both these houses uses the same equipuients. This study is limited to an experimental approach where possible factors that affect the wind speed, temperature and humidity in the three houses are discussed. Recommendation based on past works and journals is inserted together with this report where it explains possible steps that can be taken to induce natural ventilation for low rise buildings.

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