October 12, 2025Journal of Engineering and Applied ScienceOpen Access

Ventilation analysis in a traditional courtyard building with wind catching roof

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Indoor air velocity doubles with a roof wind-catching device compared to a closed roof, enhancing comfort.
Design modifications like roof angle and length improve ventilation performance using computational fluid dynamics.
Ventilation performance is impacted by building design choices in crowded urban environments with limited airflow.
Validation of the CFD simulation ensures accuracy, supporting the potential of modifications in courtyard buildings.

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This research demonstrates enhancements in ventilation and comfort in courtyard buildings, suggesting wind-catching roofs significantly improve airflow.

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Prakash et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This research demonstrates enhancements in ventilation and comfort in courtyard buildings, suggesting wind-catching roofs significantly improve airflow.

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