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Mass generation rates of ammonia, moisture, and heat production in mouse cages with two bedding types, two mouse strains, and two room relative humidities.

Author(s) : RISKOWSKI G. L., HARRISON P. C., MEMARZADEH F.

Summary

This collection of 73 papers presented at the ASHRAE 2006 Winter Meeting, held in Chicago, Illinois, USA, include the complete collection of symposium and technical papers as well as discussion questions and answers for every paper. Topics symposium papers: how long can you go? Low-energy buildings through integrated design; radiant systems: back to basics and recent successes; tenability and risk; service hot water demand: then, now, and now what?; application of inverse models; thermal modelling of phase-change materials in building envelopes: old problem, new developments; demand response strategies for building systems; latest findings in commercial kitchen ventilation research; high density cooling issues update; managing return air in residential and small commercial buildings; thermal storage systems aging gracefully; Legionella control and preventing legionellosis; recent advances in simulation; system chemistry and contaminants research.

Details

  • Original title: Mass generation rates of ammonia, moisture, and heat production in mouse cages with two bedding types, two mouse strains, and two room relative humidities.
  • Record ID : 2007-0822
  • Languages: English
  • Source: ASHRAE Transactions. 2006 Winter Meeting. Volume 112, part 1 + CD-ROM.
  • Publication date: 2006

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