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In the economy of the countries the problem of energy efficiency occupies one of the important places. The process of infiltration is one of the key aspects of energy efficiency in the construction industry. In turn, the process of infiltration is interconnected with climatic factors, such as wind. Existing norms and rules, which regulate construction activity, represent a calculation, the results of which give a large margin of reliability. However, because of this, a number of issues arise related to the economic and energy efficiency of construction projects. In this paper, a detailed description of the implementation of an experimental study of the wind effect on a building site is presented to reduce infiltration losses and increase the energy potential of the facility. The work contains the main results of this study, as well as a comparative analysis of the data obtained as a result of calculations based on approved standards.

Investigation of losses of infiltration by the basis of data on aerodynamic parameters of the building object