Air collecting and extracting sheds to induce natural ventilation in buildings

• Grant number: 11/11376-6
• Support Opportunities: Scholarships in Brazil - Doctorate
• Start date: November 01, 2011
• End date: October 12, 2014
• Field of knowledge: Applied Social Sciences - Architecture and Town Planning - Architecture and Urbanism Technology
• Principal Investigator: Rosana Maria Caram
• Grantee: Marieli Azoia Lukiantchuki
• Host Institution: Instituto de Arquitetura e Urbanismo de São Carlos (IAU). Universidade de São Paulo (USP). São Carlos , SP, Brazil
• Associated scholarship(s): 13/23325-2 - Air capting and extracting sheds to induce natura ventilation in buildings, BE.EP.DR

Abstract

Natural ventilation is na effective comfort passive strategy, especially in hot and humid climates, reducing the use of air conditioning. Among the ventilation strategies, highlight the sheds, roof vents which air collecting or extracting, depending on its location in relation to prevailing winds. Despite great potential, this devices are little used by the national architecture, devido the scarcity technical data available to the designer, leading to error. Moreover, ofter the sheds are used to capture or extract air without a detailed analysis of the influence of the geometry of these elements in natural ventilation. However, highlight the work of architect João Filgueiras Lima, know Lele, whose sheds are present in most of his projects. This research believes that is possible, to optimize the performance of natural ventilation of extractors and captadors sheds by geometric studies. This aims is to evaluate the performance of different geometric configurations of extractors and captadors sheds, and propose specific sheds for collecting and extracting air, according to the geometry Fo this architectural elements. The analysis is done through the study of sheds geometry used by Lele. Their performance are evaluated through computer simulations using computational fluid dynamics (software Ansys CFX) and testing in wind tunnel. After that, based on these studies, new models will be proposed and guidelines for the construction of air collecting and extracting sheds, seeking these devices will be use by designers.

Scientific publications

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LUKIANTCHUKI, MARIELI AZOIA; SHIMOMURA, ALESSANDRA RODRIGUES PRATA; DA SILVA, FERNANDO MARQUES; CARAM, ROSANA MARIA. Shed Roof Air Extractors and Collectors: Design Guidelines for Natural Ventilation in Generic Models. WIND, v. 3, n. 2, p. 21-pg., 2023-06-01. (11/11376-6)

LUKIANTCHUKI, MARIELI AZOIA; SHIMOMURA, ALESSANDRA PRATA; DA SILVA, FERNANDO MARQUES; CARAM, ROSANA MARIA. Evaluation of CFD simulations with wind tunnel experiments: pressure coefficients at openings in sawtooth building. ACTA SCIENTIARUM-TECHNOLOGY, v. 40, 2018. (11/11376-6)

LUKIANTCHUKI, MARIELI AZOIA; SHIMOMURA, ALESSANDRA PRATA; DA SILVA, FERNANDO MARQUES; CARAM, ROSANA MARIA. Wind tunnel and CFD analysis of wind-induced natural ventilation in sheds roof building: impact of alignment and distance between sheds. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF VENTILATION, v. 19, n. 2, p. 141-162, 2020. (11/11376-6)

MARIELI AZOIA LUKIANTCHUKI; ALESSANDRA RODRIGUES PRATA SHIMOMURA; FERNANDO MARQUES DA SILVA; ROSANA MARIA CARAM. Sheds extratores e captadores de ar: influência da geometria e da dimensão das aberturas no desempenho da ventilação natural nas edificações. Ambient. constr., v. 16, n. 1, p. 83-104, 2016-01-00. (11/11376-6)