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Exhaust dispersion
A common problem affecting many buildings is that the exhaust/air intake systems do not account for the effects of wind on and near the site. A building can re-entrain the exhaust it produces or the exhaust can pollute nearby buildings and surroundings.
Consult CPP early in the design process to help:
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Reduce building odors
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Reduce mechanical noise
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Reduce initial and ongoing equipment costs
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Reduce legal risk
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Increase occupant health and safety
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Increase occupant comfort and productivity
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Increase building sustainability
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Increase design options and flexibility
In commercial buildings, problems with exhaust dispersion can affect retail revenues and occupant productivity. In hospitals and laboratories, occupant health can be threatened and exhaust/intake design becomes crucial.
To increase design efficiency and to help ensure building exhaust does not degrade indoor and outdoor environments, contact CPP.
Links
EBD flyer (349 KB)
- Equivalent Building Dimensions (EBD) are more accurate than BPIP for the site structure geometries required by AERMOD.
NAAQs Compliance at Optimal Cost (282 KB)
-Wind Tunnel Modeling for New & Existing Sources
