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An Automated Four-Zone Air Infiltration Measuring System
The Institute for Research in Construction of the National Research Council of Canada has long been involved in studies of air infiltration in houses and the associated heat losses. Along with this approach has been the development of air infiltration measuring techniques and apparatus using various
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