Integrated heating and ventilation systems : an air management module and controller for use with gas-fired boilers / submitted to: Project Implementation Division, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation;...: NH17-286/1990E-PDF

"In the fall of 1988 Canada Mortgage & Housing Corporation (CMHC), proposed to fund demonstrations of integrated heating and ventilation systems capable of satisfying requirements for air quality, ventilation and combustion safety in Canadian houses. The integrated systems were to be designed to satisfy requirements for the CSA Preliminary Standard on Residential Ventilation (CSA F326), which requires the distribution of fresh air to all living areas, and the control of indoor/outdoor pressures within prescribed limits. Sheltair Scientific Ltd., in partnership with Allied Engineering Ltd., proposed to develop and demonstrate a system which combined a gas-fired boiler serving a radiant heating system, an indirect-fired water storage tank, and two air management module (AMM1 & AMM2) fitted with heat exchange coils for air tempering. All ventilation devices would be linked to a central controller to ensure a relative balance between supply air & exhaust air under all operating conditions"--Summary.

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