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Thermal Comfort and Moderate Heat Stress. Proceedings of CIB Commission W45 (Human requirements) Symposium Building Research Station, 13-15 Sept. 1972 [PDF]
A. C. Hardy
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Fabric structure has a major effect on air permeability and thermal comfort properties of apparel fabrics. Air permeability and thermal comfort properties of apparel depend on fabric structural properties such as weave type, fabric thickness, weight ...
Gökçe Tosun+2 more
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Optimization of thermal comfort in building through envelope design [PDF]
Due to the current environmental situation, energy saving has become the leading drive in modern research. Although the residential houses in tropical climate do not use air conditioning to maintain thermal comfort in order to avoid use of electricity.
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Quantifying influence of rainfall events on outdoor thermal comfort in subtropical dense urban areas
Existing research on outdoor thermal comfort in urban areas focuses on meteorological factors such as temperature, relative humidity, wind speed, and radiation on sunny or cloudy days. However, climate conditions before, during, and after rainfall events
Chih-Hong Huang+2 more
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Outdoor thermal comfort is crucial for creating sustainable and livable urban spaces. Studying the distribution and impact factors of the thermal environment can provide theoretical support for improving the thermal environment and spatial planning. This
Yansu Qi+5 more
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The objective of this study is to elucidate the principal determinants influencing the thermal comfort of campus sidewalks, and to discern the nexus between sidewalk planting configurations and thermal comfort.
Pei-Ling Wu, Szu-Jin Wu
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Traditional Javanese Residential Architecture Designs and Thermal Comfort. A Study Using a Computational Fluid Dynamics Program to Explore, Analyse, and Learn from the Traditional Designs for Thermal Comfort [PDF]
Prasasto Satwiko
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Humans-in-the-Building: Getting Rid of Thermostats for Optimal Thermal Comfort Control in Energy Management Systems [PDF]
Given the widespread attention to individual thermal comfort, coupled with significant energy-saving potential inherent in energy management systems for optimizing indoor environments, this paper aims to introduce advanced "Humans-in-the-building" control techniques to redefine the paradigm of indoor temperature design.
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