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The central argument in this thesis is that the workplace environment has an impact upon users and that perceptions of the environment are related to overall satisfaction with the workplace, stimulation and perceived productivity.
Thomas, Jenny
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Developing a Thermal Comfort Report Card for Building
Buildings consume 40% of total energy in the United States and approximately 48% of which is consumed by Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC).
Clevenger, Caroline +2 more
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Air renewal rate is an important parameter for both indoor air quality and thermal comfort. However, to improve indoor thermal comfort, the air renewal rate to be used, in general, will depend on the outdoor air temperature values.
Eusébio Conceição +5 more
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Indoor Comfort: Lighting Design
Visual perception is, of all the five senses, the one with the most immediate impact when it comes to receiving information and assessing our environment.
M. Rossi, A. Siniscalco
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Thermal comfort and energy consumption are critical factors to consider while designing spaces to improve a building’s performance. Due to economic development, an increase in the number of commercial buildings has evolved.
MennatAllah Hassan +2 more
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This research proposes an integrated lighting and solar shading strategy to improve energy efficiency and user comfort in a retrofit project in a temperate-humid climate.
Egemen Kaymaz, Banu Manav
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Experimental study of the roof thermal performance influence over the mean radiant interior temperature of an industrial building [PDF]
Industrial building rehabilitation is one the latest trends within the field of sustainable development. However, these interventions often disregard the issue of user comfort, despite being the most important factor of energy efficiency. This work deals
Torres Quezada, Jefferson +3 more
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Jong-Hun Park +5 more
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Thermal standards in architecture
Thermal standards exert an ever-increasing impact on architecture. Recent building legislation has begun to limit the spectrum of possible solutions to the extent that thermal standards considerably govern the concept, structure and form of buildings ...
Roesler, Sascha, von Fischer, Sabine
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Among the building materials used in rural facilities, roofs are noteworthy for being largely responsible for thermal comfort, influencing the thermal balance within the shelter. This study aimed to evaluate the influence of roof on the Enthalpy (H), Thermal Load of Radiation (TLR), and Black Globe Temperature and Humidity Index (BGHI) in individual ...
Patrícia C. de F Fonseca +2 more
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