%0 Conference Proceedings
%K indoor environment department
%K ventilation and air cleaning
%K indoor air quality
%K energy savings
%K co2
%K Commercial Building Ventilation and Indoor Environmental Quality Group
%K commercial building ventilation
%K dcv
%A Michael G Apte
%B Proceedings of Healthy Buildings 2006
%C Lisbon, Portugal
%D 2006
%G eng
%T A Review of Demand Control Ventilation
%V IV
%1 <p>1.5</p>
%6 371-376
%X <p>This paper provides background and update on demand control ventilation (DCV) technology for commercial buildings, its penetration and acceptance in the market, and to identify what evidence there is that such systems are benefiting current building stakeholders in terms of energy savings, improved indoor environmental quality, and reduced complaints. The paper also provides a basis for a study design to assess the effectiveness of existing DCV systems operating under real conditions.</p>