What is the most adequate method to assess thermal comfort in hybrid commercial buildings located in hot-humid summer climate?
作者： Ricardo Forgiarini Rupp , Enedir Ghisi
DOI: 10.1016/J.RSER.2013.08.102
关键词: Thermal 、 Thermal comfort 、 Natural ventilation 、 Mixed-mode ventilation 、 Meteorology 、 Chart 、 Hybrid ventilation 、 Hot and humid 、 Environmental science
摘要: Abstract The aim of this paper is to identify which method assess thermal comfort the most appropriate be used in hybrid commercial buildings located hot and humid summer climate. Three methods were analysed: (1) ASHRAE 55 for determining acceptable conditions occupied spaces, (2) naturally ventilated spaces (3) Givoni's chart climates. Models with two geometries, room sizes per geometry, solar orientations three window areas model analysed. Simulations performed using EnergyPlus programme, TRY climate file Florianopolis. Thermal was evaluated applying simulations output data into methods. Thus, amount time (number hours year) use air-conditioning necessary bring users throughout year determined each method. Such number also compared pattern observed main conclusion that suitable climates proposed by Givoni.
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