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R. A. Kameel and E. E. Khalil, “Numerical Computations of Thermal Comfort and Air Quality in Air-Conditioned Healthcare Applications,” ASME Congress 2006, Paper IMECE-13354, November 2006.

has been cited by the following article:

  • TITLE: Energy Efficient Hospitals Air Conditioning Systems

    AUTHORS: Essam E. Khalil

    KEYWORDS: CFD; Hospitals; Air Conditioning; Energy Efficiency

    JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Energy Efficiency, Vol.1 No.1, June 6, 2012

    ABSTRACT: Energy Efficiency and Indoor Air Quality in the healthcare applications and particularly in surgical operating theatres are important features in modernized designs. The various reasons for deviation from obtaining optimum IAQ and energy efficient buildings are listed. The air conditioning systems serving the operating rooms require careful design to minimize the concentration of airborne organisms. Numerical approach is an appropriate tool to be utilized to adequately identify the airflow patterns temperatures and relative humidity distributions and hence energy efficient designs.