The purpose of HVAC systems is to provide a comfortable environment and set the conditions for efficient work. The enhancement of buildings´ energy performance puts emphasis on meeting the comfort requirements indoors, as the acceptable environments have to be provided from less energy. The comfort of occupants is determined by the heat exchange between his body and his indoor environment. Even if whole body thermal comfort is accomplished there may be local areas on the body where sensation of discomfort may arise. The paper contains the results of a human subject experiment that was carried out to study the combined effect of two, simultaneously present local discomfort parameters, namely radiant temperature asymmetry and warm feet. Resul...
There are three main methods to improve thermal comfort in existing buildings: modeling, experiments...
Low-temperature radiant heating systems can be considered as suitable candidates for the refurbishme...
This study reports the main findings from a series of human subject experiments, where the subjects ...
The purpose of HVAC systems is to provide a comfortable environment and set the conditions for effic...
In cold and moderate climates, poorly designed construction joints can lead to local low surface tem...
Improper attention to construction joints in a building may lead to localized cold spots on the insi...
To study the human local and overall thermal sensations, a series of experiments under various condi...
Applying low exergy cooling concepts in the built environment allows reduction of high quality energ...
One of the challenges for engineers in designing comfort indoor environments is merging the need of ...
Applying high temperature cooling concepts, i.e. high temperature cooling (Tsupply is 16–20 °C) HVAC...
Thermal comfort is one of the main requirements for successful application of low energy/exergy (low...
Applying high temperature cooling concepts, i.e. high temperature cooling (T(supply) is 16-20 degree...
Radiant heating and cooling systems inherently exhibit radiant asymmetries. Although many researcher...
To examine thermal comfort and the corresponding physiological responses in non-uniform and dynamic ...
There are three main methods to improve thermal comfort in existing buildings: modeling, experiments...
Low-temperature radiant heating systems can be considered as suitable candidates for the refurbishme...
This study reports the main findings from a series of human subject experiments, where the subjects ...
The purpose of HVAC systems is to provide a comfortable environment and set the conditions for effic...
In cold and moderate climates, poorly designed construction joints can lead to local low surface tem...
Improper attention to construction joints in a building may lead to localized cold spots on the insi...
To study the human local and overall thermal sensations, a series of experiments under various condi...
Applying low exergy cooling concepts in the built environment allows reduction of high quality energ...
One of the challenges for engineers in designing comfort indoor environments is merging the need of ...
Applying high temperature cooling concepts, i.e. high temperature cooling (Tsupply is 16–20 °C) HVAC...
Thermal comfort is one of the main requirements for successful application of low energy/exergy (low...
Applying high temperature cooling concepts, i.e. high temperature cooling (T(supply) is 16-20 degree...
Radiant heating and cooling systems inherently exhibit radiant asymmetries. Although many researcher...
To examine thermal comfort and the corresponding physiological responses in non-uniform and dynamic ...
There are three main methods to improve thermal comfort in existing buildings: modeling, experiments...
Low-temperature radiant heating systems can be considered as suitable candidates for the refurbishme...
This study reports the main findings from a series of human subject experiments, where the subjects ...