4. Residential ventilation
Ventilation can be natural or controlled mechanical (CMV), with single or double flow. It ensures optimum air renewal by extracting stale air from homes. For air-conditioned premises, CMV renews the air by controlling the quantity of air renewed. Coupled with a Canadian well or geothermal well, it provides natural cooling for the home.
4.1 Natural ventilation
Natural ventilation involves creating air currents in the home using air intake grilles and one or more ducts (figure 6 ).
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Websites
...Standards
- Building work – Mechanical ventilation systems - NF DTU 68.3 - Avril 2017
- Building ventilation – Conduit network – Strength and tightness of circular sheet metal ducts - NF EN 12237 - Avril 2003
- Building ventilation – Non-metallic pipes – Duct network made of insulated duct panels - NF EN 13403 - Juillet 2003
- Building ventilation – Rectangular sheet metal air ducts – Requirements for strength and tightness...
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Decree no. 2008-1231 of November 27, 2008 on the prevention of carbon monoxide poisoning (NOR: DEVU0772430D).
Décret n° 2011-321 du 23 mars 2011 relatif à l'étiquetage des produits de construction ou de revêtement de mur ou de sol et des peintures et vernis sur leurs émissions de polluants volatils (NOR : DEVL1101903D).
Decree no. 2012-14 of January 5,...
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