CFD-Based Ventilation Validation Under ASHRAE 62.1-2025
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Ventilation system performance is increasingly judged by measured indoor air quality and occupant outcomes rather than with minimum outdoor air rates alone. As buildings become more energy efficient and airtight, engineers must balance decarbonization objectives with effective air distribution, contaminant removal, and occupant comfort. Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) has become an important engineering tool for validating whether ventilation systems perform as intended under real operating
Ventilation system performance is increasingly judged by measured indoor air quality and occupant outcomes rather than with minimum outdoor air rates alone. As buildings become more energy efficient and airtight, engineers must balance decarbonization objectives with effective air distribution, contaminant removal, and occupant comfort. Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) has become an important engineering tool for validating whether ventilation systems perform as intended under real operating