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Borsboom, W.A. (author), Kornaat, W. (author), van der Linden, R. (author), Eslami Mossallam, B. (author), de Gids, W. (author)
Control of HVAC systems may reduce congestion of the electricity grid on district level by shifting energy demand of buildings and increase the self-consumption of local photovoltaic energy. To achieve an optimal control of ventilation, occupant behaviour should be taken into account. To describe occupant behaviour, usually black box models are...
conference paper 2022
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Traversari, A.A.L. (author), Bezemer, R.A. (author), van Heumen, S.P.M. (author), Kompatscher, K. (author), Hinkema, M.J. (author), Eekhout, I. (author)
Social distancing measures to lower the risk of SARS-CoV-2 transmission limit seating capacity in and constrain restaurants’ ability to operate in an economically sustainable way. Experiments have been conducted in a real-size mock-up of a restaurant, using different table setting and configurations of the ventilation system. The study has...
article 2022
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Geurts, A. (author), Geerdink, T. (author), Sprenkeling, M. (author)
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Klous, L. (author), van Diemen, F. (author), Ruijs, S. (author), Gerrett, N. (author), Daanen, H. (author), de Weerd, M. (author), Veenstra, B. (author), Levels, K. (author)
Purpose: Three feasible cooling methods for treatment of hyperthermic individuals in the military, that differed considerably in water volume needed (none to ~80 L), were evaluated. Methods: Ten male soldiers were cooled following exercise-induced hyperthermia (rectal temperature (Tre) ∼39.5 °C) using ventilation by fanning (1.7 m s−1),...
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Aganovic, A. (author), Cao, G. (author), Fecer, T. (author), Ljugqvist, B. (author), Lytsy, T. (author), Radtke, A. (author), Reinmuller, B. (author), Traversari, A.A.L. (author)
article 2021
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Sperna Weiland, N.H. (author), Traversari, A.A.L. (author), Sinnige, J.S. (author), van Someren Greve, F. (author), Timmermans, A. (author), Spijkerman, I.J.B. (author), Ganzevoort, W. (author), Hollmann, M.W. (author)
dDuring the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus-1 epidemic, healthcare workers involved in aerosol-generating procedures, such as tracheal intubation or bronchoalveolar lavage, were at increased risk of becoming infected.1 For the current coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus-2 (SARS...
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Klous, L. (author), Psikuta, A. (author), Gijsbertse, K. (author), Mol, D. (author), van Schaik, M. (author), Daanen, H.A.M. (author), Kingma, B.R.M. (author)
Purpose: Ventilated vests are developed to reduce thermal stress by enhancing convective and evaporative cooling from skin tissue underneath the vest. The purpose of this study is to investigate whether thermal stress is equal when a ventilated vest is worn compared to a no-vest situation with similar dry thermal resistance. Methods: Nine...
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Kuijpers, E. (author), Pronk, A. (author), Koivisto, A.J. (author), Jensen, K.A. (author), Vermeulen, R. (author), Fransman, W. (author)
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Sapounas, A. (author), Katsoulas, N. (author), Slager, A.A. (author), Bezemer, R.A. (author), Lelieveld, C.M.J.L. (author)
Several greenhouse energy saving technologies and management strategies have been developed in order to meet the needs for implementation of production systems with low and efficient energy use and low CO2 emissions. Towards this aim, a number of greenhouse concepts that make use of these technologies have been developed and tested, such as the...
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Borsboom, W.A. (author), Kornaat, W. (author), van Beek, P.J.G. (author), Brink, N.J. (author), Lanooy, T. (author)
Traditionally ventilation systems in the Netherlands are installed in new or retrofitted buildings by an installation fitter under the responsibility of a contractor. In some cases but certainly not all cases, it is checked by a consultant if the ventilation system performs according to the design. Studies in the Netherlands show that...
conference paper 2019
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Jacobs, P. (author), Borsboom, W.A. (author)
Cooking can be a major source of exposure to moisture, odours, particulate matter and contaminants resulting from cooking. Local exhaust can be used to capture these contaminants before they spread in the kitchen and living room space. For wall mounted range hoods several test methods have been set up. However for induction cooktops with...
conference paper 2019
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Goede, H. (author), de Vries, Y.C. (author), Kuijpers, E. (author), Fransman, W. (author)
This review describes an evaluation of the effectiveness of Risk Management Measures (RMM) for nanomaterials in the workplace. Our aim was to review the effectiveness of workplace RMM for nanomaterials and to determine whether established effectiveness values of conventional chemical substances applied for modelling purposes should be adopted or...
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van Holsteijn, R.C.A. (author), Li, W.L. (author), Valk, H.J.J. (author), Kornaat, W. (author)
MONICAIR - MONItoring & Control of Air quality in Individual Rooms - is a pre-competitive field research project of a broad consortium of Dutch ventilation unit manufacturers and research institutes, supported by the Dutch government. The first aim of the project is to investigate and compare the indoor air quality (IAQ) performance and energy...
article 2016
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van Loon, K. (author), Breteler, M.J.M. (author), van Wolfwinkel, L. (author), Rheineck Leyssius, A.T. (author), Kossen, A.S. (author), Kalkman, C.J. (author), van Zaane, B. (author), Peelen, L.M. (author)
Altered respiratory rate is one of the first symptoms of medical conditions that require timely intervention, e.g., sepsis or opioid-induced respiratory depression. To facilitate continuous respiratory rate monitoring on general hospital wards a contactless, non-invasive, prototype monitor was developed using frequency modulated continuous wave...
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Jacobs, P. (author), Borsboom, W.A. (author), Kemp, R.E.J. (author)
Cooking emissions have long been seen as an odour problem. However recent studies showed that Particulate Matter (PM) is the main health risk of indoor air and cooking can be a major source. A small field study within 9 Dutch dwellings indicates that depending on the conditions cooking can have a relatively large effect on the indoor exposure to...
conference paper 2016
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Bogerd, C.P. (author), Aerts, J.M. (author), Annaheim, S. (author), Bröde, P. (author), de Bruyne, G. (author), Flouris, A.D. (author), Kuklane, K. (author), Sotto Mayor, T. (author), Rossi, R.M. (author)
The thermal effects related to wearing headgear are complex and different studies have investigated single parts of this topic. This review aims at summarizing the different findings to give a complete overview on this topic as well as to suggest new perspectives. Headgear increases head insulation and therefore is mainly problematic under warm...
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Daanen, H.A.M. (author), Herweijer, J.A. (author)
Elderly indoors can be subject to considerable heat strain during heat waves. We investigated if a short indoor acclimation (HA) program leads to improved resilience to heat. Although full HA takes about ten days, the main changes occur in the first days, leading to reduced heat strain with similar stress. This study investigates changes after 3...
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Janssen, E.G.O.N. (author), Hammink, H.A.J. (author), Hendriksen, L.J.A.M. (author)
Excessive humidity is a problem in Dutch growing circumstances. A traditional solution is heating and natural ventilation. To save energy a number of energy efficient dehumidification methods are developed, like mechanical ventilation with dry outside air or a curtain of cold water droplets. In this study a new principle is designed focusing on...
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Posselt, G. (author), Booij, P.S. (author), Thiede, S. (author), Fransman, J.E. (author), Driessen, B.J.F. (author), Herrmann, C. (author)
Guaranteeing defined conditions, such as the temperature levels inside the factory's building shell, is often important to produce high-quality products. Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment, as part of the technical building services, is energy intensive and accounts for a major share of the factory's energy demand. For an...
conference paper 2015
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Lanting, C.I. (author), van Wouwe, J.P. (author)
article 2015
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