Abstract
The work describes an application of multy-scale models for the simulation of air exchange systems in buildings and constructions. The model consisting of spatial (3D) and network (1D) elements at the same time is called a multi-scale model. The paper considers two options for their implementation: the spatial and network parts of the model are calculated separately and the spatial and network parts are calculated together (hydraulically unified model). The paper presents a practical examples number for each proposed methods.
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