@article{barringer_effect_nodate,
	title = {Effect of {Residential} {Air}-to-{Air} {Heat} and {Moisture} {Exchangers} on {Indoor} {Humidity}},
	abstract = {A project was undertaken to develop guidelines for the selection of residential heat and moisture recovery ventilation systems (HRVs) in order to maintain an acceptable indoor humidity for various climatic conditions. These guidelines were developed from reviews on ventilation requirements, HRV performance specifications, and from computer modeling. Space conditions within three house/occupancy models for several types of HRV were simulated for three climatic conditions (Lake Charles, LA; Seattle, WA; and Winnipeg, MB) in order to determine the impact of the HRVs on indoor relative humidity and spaceconditioning loads.},
	language = {en},
	author = {Barringer, C G and McGugan, C A},
	pages = {14},
}

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