Hi Mustafa,
Yes. It is possible to model the CO2 concentrations in a room. For instance the CO2 its the only gas. You can find it in the internal gains (people).
Good luck.
Oscar HERNANDEZ
PHD Candidate
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From: mustaphadada@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Wed, 1 Jun 2011 06:42:54 +0000
Subject: [EnergyPlus_Support] URGENT indoor air quality, dispersion of pollutant
hello
please can anybody tell me if energyplus is available to study the indoor air quality like concentration and dispersion of pollutants such CO2 gas and other toxic gases, and if yes is ther any tutorial which describe these cases???
please can anybody tell me if energyplus is available to study the indoor air quality like concentration and dispersion of pollutants such CO2 gas and other toxic gases, and if yes is ther any tutorial which describe these cases???
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