wake analysis

When one designs a research laboratory building, one has to make sure that
air supply intake for the building doesn't pick up any of the air exhausted
from the building, e.g. from fume hoods. According a Watch's book on research
laboratory buildings, one has to do a "wake analysis" to figure out how to
place the building's air supply intake and the air exhaust outlets in order
to avoid this problem.

I'd like to know where I can read technical details about how one does
this kind of wake analysis, preferably a book on it. I may not be ready
for that book, but I can at least work backwards from it to books that
I can read to prepare for it.

Ignorantly,
Allan Adler
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