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The interior planning organization in office buildings varies depending on the depth of the space and the plan layout. The thermal comfort of the space and the comfort conditions of the individuals are affected by different depth of the space.
Tuğba Atsız, Gülay Zorer Gedik
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Pilot Study on Underground Air Temperature for Interior Thermal Comfort of Building in Malaysia [PDF]
The purpose of this study is to assess the methods for achieving thermal comfort by utilising underground or subsurface air temperature. The goal of the research is to identify the efficiency of basement design as interior thermal comfort strategy in ...
Awang Hasim, Awang Sulong +3 more
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Structuring, modulation, volume, unit, interior space in conceiving and perceiving the thermal comfort area [PDF]
This work presents a space modeling concept inside buildings, with space structuring and modulation, for obtaining energetic efficiency in obtaining thermal comfort.
Jean-Manuel Somăcescu
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Simulation method to assess thermal comfort in historical buildings with high-volume interior dpaces—The case of the gothic basilica of Sta. Maria del Mar in Barcelona [PDF]
Concerns about the energy performance of heritage buildings have grown exponentially over the last decade. However, actions have been limited to reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions.
Dotor Navarro, Alicia María +1 more
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7181Light and colors have an impact on the mood of car drivers through their emotional change. This result was shown in our last year AHFE-Publication (2022) "Enhanced driver’s experience through emotion sensitive lighting interaction".
Bähr, Sabina, Edel, Fabian
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The effect of environmental control systems on the interior residential space and its users
Environmental control is currently one of the most important research topics because it has a great effect on the internal space and its residents especially and on the environment, architecture and urban design in general.
Asmaa Elsayed Lotfy Elkalla +2 more
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User satisfaction with thermal comfort in office buildings
S.33-48Thermal comfort in nonresidential buildings is evaluated in accordance with the European standard EN 15251 which defines two comfort models based on the cooling concept implemented in the building: the adaptive model and the PMV model.
Pfafferott, Jens, Kalz, Doreen E.
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ARCHITECTURAL SOLUTIONS TO FACE CLIMATE CHANGE AND ACHIEVE THERMAL COMFORT IN THE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR SPACES OF BUILDINGS [PDF]
Studies and statistics emphasize that the temperatures and climate change of the atmosphere have recorded a change between high temperature and humidity over the past 100 years. It is expected by the end of the current century, that the global temperature will rise significantly, if the rates of change and greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere ...
Safia Hassan Mohammed +2 more
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Thermal comfort and energy-efficient cooling
S.119-125This chapter summarizes key findings and clarifies success factors for low-energy cooling. Furthermore, a holistic approach is proposed for the evaluation of heating and cooling concepts, seeking to achieve a global optimum of interior thermal ...
Pfafferott, Jens, Kalz, Doreen E.
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The thermal comfort of occupants in the increasing number of modern buildings with glass curtain wall structures is of significant research interest. As the thermal sensitivity of building occupants varies with building features, situational factors, and
Sung-Kyung Kim +3 more
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