Add to ORKGThe intent of the presented study was to quantify the implications for energy demand of indoor temperature requirements based on a proposed adaptive thermal comfort standard (7) relative to a more traditional thermal comfort approach. The study focuses on a typical office situation in a moderate climate such as in The Netherlands or in the Czech Republic
A comfortable indoor environment is one of the primary conditions of buildings. A majority of studie...
Standards governing thermal comfort evaluation are on a constant cycle of revision and public review...
Recently adaptive thermal-comfort criteria have been introduced in the international indoor-climate ...
The intent of the presented study was to quantify the implications for energy demand of indoor tempe...
It is possible to evaluate the energy demand as well as the parameters related to indoor thermal com...
Office building thermal environment quality is essential since thermal comfort and worker productivi...
The first guidelines for thermal comfort in buildings in The Netherlands were developed in the late ...
Residential buildings instigate a vital role in creating a safe and comfortable indoor living enviro...
This thesis starts with summarizing the basic principles of the thermal comfort in relation to optim...
According to Hoppe’s study (1998) most of the people living in urban areas are spending more than 90...
A specific range of acceptable indoor thermal conditions is stipulated by building performance stand...
The average energy consumption for heating of dwellings in the Netherlands has been decreasing over ...
According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change the buildings sector has the largest miti...
This paper investigates the impact of a climate change scenario on comfort and energy performance in...
The building sector has a significant share in a county's total greenhouse gas emissions, and as a r...
A comfortable indoor environment is one of the primary conditions of buildings. A majority of studie...
Standards governing thermal comfort evaluation are on a constant cycle of revision and public review...
Recently adaptive thermal-comfort criteria have been introduced in the international indoor-climate ...
The intent of the presented study was to quantify the implications for energy demand of indoor tempe...
It is possible to evaluate the energy demand as well as the parameters related to indoor thermal com...
Office building thermal environment quality is essential since thermal comfort and worker productivi...
The first guidelines for thermal comfort in buildings in The Netherlands were developed in the late ...
Residential buildings instigate a vital role in creating a safe and comfortable indoor living enviro...
This thesis starts with summarizing the basic principles of the thermal comfort in relation to optim...
According to Hoppe’s study (1998) most of the people living in urban areas are spending more than 90...
A specific range of acceptable indoor thermal conditions is stipulated by building performance stand...
The average energy consumption for heating of dwellings in the Netherlands has been decreasing over ...
According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change the buildings sector has the largest miti...
This paper investigates the impact of a climate change scenario on comfort and energy performance in...
The building sector has a significant share in a county's total greenhouse gas emissions, and as a r...
A comfortable indoor environment is one of the primary conditions of buildings. A majority of studie...
Standards governing thermal comfort evaluation are on a constant cycle of revision and public review...
Recently adaptive thermal-comfort criteria have been introduced in the international indoor-climate ...