Building and Environment 1996: Vol 31 Index & Table of Contents

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BUIROINGIAND
ENVIRONMENT
e International Journal of Building Science
d its Applications
ditor: E.H . MATHEWS
etoria University, R.S.A.
olume Contents and Author Index
olume 31, 1996
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VOLUME 31 CONTENTS
Vol. 31, No. 1
Editorial
E. H. Mathews 1 Building and Environment—the way forward
C.-E. Hagentoft 3 Heat losses and temperature in the ground under a
building with and without ground water flow—I.
Infinite ground water flow rate
C.-E. Hagentoft 13 Heat losses and temperature in the ground under a
building with and without ground water flow—lII.
Finite ground water flow rate
K. C. Chung and C. Y. Lee 21 Predicting air flow and thermal comfort in an indoor
environment under different air diffusion models
J. C. Lam and S. C. M. Hui 27 Sensitivity analysis of energy performance of office
buildings
Weizhen Lu and A. T. Howarth 41 Numerical analysis of indoor aerosol particle
deposition and distribution in two-zone ventilation
system
M. Krarti 51 Effect of spatial variation of soil thermal properties
on slab-on-ground heat transfer
M. B. Ozdeniz 59 Hygrothermal performance of a new briquette design
B. K. Chakrabarty Optimal design of multifamily dwelling development
systems
P. Tiwari, J. Parikh and V. Sharma Performance evaluation of cost effective buildings—a
cost, emissions and employment point of view
Announcement
Vol. 31, No. 2
D. A. Coley and J. M. Penman 93 Simplified thermal response modelling in building
energy management. Paper III: demonstration of a
working controller
V. P. de Freitas, V. Abrantes 99 Moisture migration in building walls—analysis of
and P. Crausse the interface phenomena
Zhaohui Huang, A. Platten and 109 Non-linear finite element model to _ predict
J. Roberts temperature histories within reinforced concrete in
fires
S. C. Hu, Y. Y. Wu and C. J. Liu Measurements of air flow characteristics in a
full-scale clean room
N. N. Dawood and M. Smith 129 Validation of an automated capacity planning in the
concrete building materials industry using an
industrial case study
M. S. Imbabi and A. Musset 145 Performance evaluation of a new hybrid solar
heating and ventilation system optimised for U.K.
weather conditions
P. Sobotka, H. Yoshino and 155 Thermal comfort in passive solar earth integrated
S. Matsumoto rooms
S. B. A. Asantey and K. A. Andam Factory and warehouse live load survey
M. A. Eben Saleh 179 Al-Alkhalaf: a traditional defensible settlement of
southwestern Saudi Arabia
ill
iV Contents
Vol. 31, No. 3
K. J. Lomas 197 The U.K. applicability study: an evaluation of
thermal simulation programs for passive solar house
design
H. Boyer, J. P. Chabriat, 207 Thermal building simulation and computer gener-
B. Grondin-Perez, C. Tourrand ation of nodal models
and J. Brau
G. N. Tiwari and A. K. Singh 215 Comparative studies of different heating techniques
of a non-air conditioned building
J. Jorge and J. Puigdoménech 225 A daylight criterion on solar controls for comparing
sky radiance models
Q. Chen 233 Prediction of room air motion by Reynolds-stress
models
Jian Kang Sound attenuation in long enclosures
K. N. Yu, E. C. M. Young, T. F. Chan, The variation of radon exhalation rates from
T. Lo and R. V. Balendran concrete surfaces of different ages
A. Mourtada 259 Cost and energy effects of the Ivorian energy building
code
M. M. Kumaraswamy Contractor evaluation and selection: a Hong Kong
perspective
M. A. Eben Saleh 283 The symbolism of landmarks in traditional settle-
ments and wilderness of the Arabian Peninsula
Vol. 31, No. 4
R. Wilson and A. Young 299 The embodied energy payback period of photovoltaic
installations applied to buildings in the U.K.
R. J. Cole and P. C. Kernan 307 Life-cycle energy use in office buildings
W. K. Chow and W. Y. Fung 319 Numerical studies on the indoor air flow in the occu-
pied zone of ventilated and air-conditioned space
A. Wiezel and R. Becker 345 CAD model for performance evaluation
D. G. Proverbs, P. O. Olomolaiye and 363 Anevaluation of transportation systems for high rise
F. C. Harris concrete construction
F. Khosrowshahi and A. P. Kaka 375 Estimation of project total cost and duration for
housing projects in the U.K.
E. Friedler, D. Butler and D. M. Brown 385 Domestic WC usage patterns
: Technical Note
D. Z. Seker and A. U. Tavil 393 Evaluation of exterior building surface roughness
degrees by photogrammetric methods
Vol. 31, No. 5
S. E. G. Jayamaha, N. E. Wijeysundera 399 Measurement of the heat transfer coefficient for
and S. K. Chou walls
A. Mahdavi, R. Brahme and 409 The “LEK’”-concept and its applicability for the
P. Mathew energy analysis of commercial buildings
Weizhen Lu, A. T. Howarth, 417 Modelling and measurement of airflow and aerosol
N. Adam and S. B. Riffat particle distribution in a ventilated two-zone chamber
W. K. Chow 425 Application of Computational Fluid Dynamics in
building services engineering
F. Cascetta Experimental evaluation of the velocity fields for
local exhaust hoods with circular and rectangular
openings
Contents
F. Cascetta and L. Bellia 451 Velocity fields in proximity of local exhaust hood
openings: an intercomparison between current rec-
ommended formulas and experimental studies
Yuguo Li and A. Delsante 461 Derivation of capture efficiency of kitchen range
hoods in a confined space
E. Gayo, J. de Frutos, A. Palomo and 469 A mathematical model simulating the evaporation
S. Massa processes in building materials: experimental checking
through infrared thermography
S. K. Roy, Lee Beng Thye and 477 The evaluation of paint performance for exterior
D. O. Northwood applications in Singapore’s tropical environment
J. L. Chevalier and J. F. Le Téno 487 Requirements for an LCA-based model for the evalu-
ation of the environmental quality of building
products
Vol. 31, No. 6
S. W. Massey 493 Application of fractal geometry and electrical
impedance measurement for the assessment of strength
of granular materials
Z. Giabaklou and J. A. Ballinger 503 A passive evaporative cooling system by natural
ventilation
E. Erell and Y. Etzion 509 Heating experiments with a radiative cooling system
B. J. Taylor, D. A.C awthorne and 519 Analytical investigation of the steady-state behaviour
M. S. Imbabi of dynamic and diffusive building envelopes
J.C. Lam and D. H. W. Li 527 Correlation between global solar radiation and its
direct and diffuse components
M. Teitel and J. Tanny 537 A note on energy saving in heated enclosures
W. K. Chow, L. T. Wong and 541 Field measurement of the air flow characteristics of
W. Y. Fung big mechanically ventilated spaces
W. J. McCarter 551 Assessing the protective qualities of treated and
untreated concrete surfaces under cyclic wetting and
drying
G. D. Holt 557 Applying cluster analysis to construction contractor
classification
D. W. M. Chan and 569 An evaluation of construction time performance in
M. M. Kumaraswamy the building industry
Announcements
Volume Contents and Author Index for Volume 31,
1996

BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENT—VOLUME 31
AUTHOR INDEX
Abrantes, V., 99 Gayo, E., 469 Mourtada, A., 259
Adam, N., 417 Giabaklou, Z., 503 Musset, A., 145
Andam, K. A., 167 Grondin-Perez, B., 207
Asantey, S. B. A., 167 Northwood, D. O., 477
Hagentoft, C.-E., 3, 13
Balendran, R. V., 255 Harris, F.C., 363 Olomolaiye, P.O, 363
Ballinger, J. A., 503 Holt, G. D., 557 Ozdeniz, M. B., 59
Becker, R., 345 Howarth, A. T., 41, 417
Bellia, L., 451 Hu, 8S. C., 119 Palomo, A., 469
Boyer, H., 207 Huang Zhaohui, 109 Parikh, J., 75
Brahme, R., 409 Hui, S. C. M., 27 Penman, J. M., 93
Platten, A., 109
Brau, J., 207
Brown, D. M., 385 Imbabi, M.S., 145, 519 Proverbs, D. G., 363
Puigdoménech, J., 225
Butler, D., 385
Jayamaha, S. E. G., 399
Jorge, J., 225 Riffat, S. B., 417
Cascetta, F., 437, 451 Roberts, J., 109
Cawthorne, D. A., 519 Roy, S. K., 477
Kaka, A. P., 375
Chabriat, J. P., 207
Kang Jian, 245
Chakrabarty, B. K., 67 Seker, D. Z., 393
Kernan, P. C., 307
Chan, D. W. M., 569 Sharma, V., 75
Khosrowshahi, F., 375
Chan, T. F., 255 Singh, A. K., 215
Krarti, M., 51
Chen, Q., 233 Smith, M., 129
Kumaraswamy, M. M., 273, 569
Chevalier, J. L., 487 Sobotka, P., 155
Chou, S. K., 399
Lam, J. C., 27, 527
Chow, W. K., 319, 425, 541 Tanny, J., 537
Le Téno, J. F., 487
Chung, K. C., 21 Tavil, A. U., 393
Lee Beng Thye, 477
Cole, R. J., 307 Taylor, B. J., 519
Lee, C. Y., 21
Coley, D. A., 93 Teitel, M., 537
Li Yuguo, 461
Crausse, P., 99 Tiwari, G. N., 215
Li, D. H. W., 527
Tiwari, P., 75
Liu, C. J., 119
Tourrand, C., 207
Dawood, N.N., 129 Lo, T., 255
Delsante, A., 461 Lomas, K. J., 197
Wiezel, A., 345
Lu Weizhen, 41, 417
Wijeysundera, N. E., 399
Eben Saleh, M. A., 179, 283
Wilson, R., 299
Erell, E., 509 Mahdavi, A., 409
Wong, L. T., 541
Etzion, Y., 509 Massa, S., 469 Wu, Y. Y., 119
Massey, S. W., 493
de Freitas, V. P., 99 Mathew, P., 409 Yoshino, H., 155
Friedler, E., 385 Mathews, E. H., 1 Young, A., 299
de Frutos, J., 469 Matsumoto, S., 155 Young, E.C. M., 255
Fung, W. Y., 319, 541 McCarter, W. J., 551 Yu, K. N