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This study presents a comprehensive experimental and multicriteria performance assessment of a 9000 BTU/h split‐type air conditioning system operating with R410A, integrating energy, exergy, environmental (total equivalent warming impact [TEWI] and life cycle climate performance [LCCP]), exergoenvironmental, economic, uncertainty, and indoor ...
Zafer Cingiz, Claire Gao
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Qualitative Mechanisms of Perceived Indoor Environmental Quality on Anxiety Symptoms in University
The indoor environment is widely acknowledged as a non-pharmacological tool for regulating residents’ mental health. In dormitory environments with relatively high residential density, the mental health of university students requires particular ...
Fei Guo +7 more
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Linking indoor environmental quality in higher education buildings to LEED and AASHE STARS sustainability ratings [PDF]
Green building certifications promise healthier learning environments, yet empirical evidence linking sustainability ratings to indoor environmental quality (IEQ) remains remarkably limited.
Siddika Aysha +2 more
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Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) has become the widely used numerical tool for investigating airflow dynamics, thermal performance, contaminant dispersion, and energy efficiency in building enclosures. This review synthesises 114 high‐quality peer‐reviewed studies published between 2012 and 2025, identified through systematic searches in Scopus and ...
Mohammad Daryani +5 more
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This study examines the impact of Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) on guest comfort and satisfaction in former Green Building Index (GBI)-certified green hotels in Malaysia’s historic cities, including Kuala Lumpur, Melaka, and Penang. With many hotels
Hayder Saadoon Abdulaali +4 more
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Health and well‐being in the built environment are increasingly important because employees spend most waking hours in offices. Sick building syndrome describes situations in which occupants experience nonspecific symptoms linked to time spent indoors.
Jacob Dunn +2 more
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Investigation of the Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) in Lecture Theatres: A Sri Lankan Case Study [PDF]
A higher educational student spends around 3-8 years in institutional buildings. Thus, it is of a prime importance to maintain proper Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) in lecture theatres in higher educational institutions as inadequate IEQ will lead to
Rajapaksha, R.M.D.H., Jayasooriya, V.M.
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Desk‐Level CO2 Sensing for Monitoring Occupancy and Indoor Environmental Quality
Occupants of buildings with poor indoor environmental quality (IEQ) suffer from a lack of comfort, poor work performance, health effects and effects on wellbeing. IEQ can vary within a space, and building occupants both influence and are influenced by this, by generating carbon dioxide (CO2), heat and moisture.
Christina J. Higgins +5 more
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The effect of indoor environment quality on productivity in oil painting art studios
Oil painting studios require optimal indoor environments to improve artist health and productivity. This experimental study employs a mixed-methods approach to investigate the influence of indoor environmental quality (IEQ) on the productivity of two oil
Rawan Majed Alherani, Saba Alnusairat
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Despite growing interest in airflow‐based cooling, the combined effects of airflow mode and discharge angle on human thermal comfort remain systematically unexplored, particularly under hot–humid conditions. This study presents a controlled chamber investigation that jointly examines airflow mode and discharge angle within a unified experimental ...
Bezoun Deborah Dembele +7 more
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