Martin Ottersten
Martin Ottersten is an industrial PhD student at Chalmers University of Technology and works as a Research & Innovation Development Engineer at Swegon. He has designed fans since 2011 and was awarded for his presentation about fan tonal noise at the congress FAN2018.
By topics
- Indoor Climate Knowledge (35)
- Cooling & Heating (24)
- Air Handling Units (19)
- Energy Efficiency (18)
- Room Units (13)
- Heat Pumps (10)
- Sustainability (10)
- Optimisation Systems (9)
- Acoustics (7)
- Humidity (7)
- Knowledge (6)
- Renovation (6)
- Schools (4)
- Software (4)
- Air Quality (3)
- BIM (3)
- Gender Equality (3)
- Services & Connectivity (3)
- Architecture & Design (1)
- Building Certification (1)
X Close
Martin Ottersten
Can inaudible noise be harmful?
Imagine you enter a building and, almost immediately, feel an indescribable discomfort. You listen and hear no noise, you breathe and find the air quality good. When you leave the building the previously felt discomfort disappears. Can the building have caused this distress? Unfortunately, yes. …Martin Ottersten
The vital quest for quieter fans
How can quiet fans affect the indoor environmental quality (IEQ), safeguard people's health, and reduce global CO2 emissions? Here’s a report from the cutting edge of fan research.Martin Ottersten
Why you should eliminate all monotonous noise in your building
Sound can be a source of pleasure and well-being, if it is the right kind, like beautiful music. But research has found that the wrong kind of sound, or noise, is also a major cause of health problems. According to the World Health Organization, western Europeans are losing millions of years of …By topics