Natural Ventilation Studies
We can help you create sustainable buildings by maximising the use of natural ventilation, using high-resolution computational modelling.
The power of our methods allows internal-external coupling without loss of resolution. The internal detail allows for the finest information across the building area to be captured to produce an energy efficient and comfortable space for users.
Airborne Infection Risk Assessment
We can help you understand COVID-19 and other airborne infection risks, by modelling internal environments in detail, identifying opportunities to improve design and safety of building users.
Identification of individual air traces and detailed air movement tracking further enhances the information, relative to methods such as spatial CO2 tracking, for more accurate risk identification.
Wirth Research’s natural ventilation and stack effect modelling incorporates physics, such as solar loads, occupancy effects, electrical loads and lighting heat sources. This allows for detailed analysis of the internal airflows and efficient optimisation of the building layout.
The internal building model can also be directly coupled to a full external urban model, covering several kilometres in diameter, to assess the impact of variations in wind conditions on the stack effect.
We reduce operating and capital expenditure through more effective and efficient use of ventilation systems.
Phone: +44 (0)1869 355260
E-mail: info@wirthresearch.com
Address: The Eco Business Centre
Charlotte Avenue
Bicester
Oxfordshire
OX27 8BL
United Kingdom