Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Experimental and Numerical Study for Assessment Indoor Air Quality by Adopting Mixing Ventilation with Different Occupants Density in Iraq Hot Climates
In this research, thermal comfort and air quality inside were examined for different numbers of persons (occupants' density) within a (3m × 2.5m × 2.5 m) office room. The office room is equipped with mixing ventilation system, temperature and air speed (17°C) and (2.5 m/s) respectively. The results
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