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Study of humidity variations in Canadian houses
Survey of measurements of humidities in Canadian homes made for evaluating factors that affect humidity, and for predicting indoor climate, indicates that indoor humidity ratio is function of outside conditions but is influenced by seasonal ventilation habits of occupants and moisture storage of hygroscopic materials in house; difference between indoor and outdoor humidity ratio reaches maximum in winter, and suggests that ventilation rate is reduced to value equal to or less than that normally assumed in design calculations.
Study of humidity variations in Canadian houses
Survey of measurements of humidities in Canadian homes made for evaluating factors that affect humidity, and for predicting indoor climate, indicates that indoor humidity ratio is function of outside conditions but is influenced by seasonal ventilation habits of occupants and moisture storage of hygroscopic materials in house; difference between indoor and outdoor humidity ratio reaches maximum in winter, and suggests that ventilation rate is reduced to value equal to or less than that normally assumed in design calculations.
Study of humidity variations in Canadian houses
ASHRAE -- Trans
Kent, A.D. (author) / Handegord, G.O. (author) / Robson, D.R. (author)
1966
8 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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