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The purpose of this study is to clarify the importance of input data in stack effect simulation because conventional simulation results were different from the actual measurement data. In this study, the effect of input data(air leakage data) on simulation results for stack effect in high-rise building was analysed. Input data for the simulation of stack effect were used for cases from input data most frequently applied in existing studies to those with the highest degree of air leakage and lowest case. The pressure difference for each part of the target building was measured by field measurement in winter. The air leakage data for the target building were extracted through the measured pressure differences. The differences between the input data currently being used in simulation and actual data of the target building was analyzed. The results of this study indicate that the input data currently used in the analysis of the stack effects are very different from the actual data. The results showed that input data should be properly provided in stack effect simulation to analyze the behavior of the stack effect in high-rise buildings. |