Swegon DCV: A Real World Case Study

Demand-controlled ventilation (DCV) is a strategy that is able to reduce building energy consumption while delivering good levels of occupant comfort. Most buildings regularly operate at occupancies below the design maximum, and can benefit from the ventilation being controlled to supply reduced flows that satisfy heating and cooling loads as well as meeting outdoor air requirements. This blog will reflect on the state of current DCV systems and illustrate the potential application of the technology in a real-world case study.