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A field study of the thermal comfort in residential buildings in Harbin
AbstractThis field study was performed during the winter of 2000–2001 in order to investigate the thermal environment and thermal comfort in residential buildings in Harbin, northeast of China. A total of 120 participants provided 120 sets of physical data and subjective questionnaires. An indoor climate analyzer and a thermal comfort meter made in Denmark were used to collect the measured parameters of the indoor environment, the predicted mean vote (PMV), and predicted percentage of dissatisfied (PPD). The conclusions are as follows: males are less sensitive to temperature variations than females; the neutral operative temperature of males is 1°C lower than that of females; Harbin subjects are as sensitive to temperature variations as the Beijing and Tianjin subjects; the minimum value of PPD (7.5%) is similar to the Tianjin occupants; both the sensitivity and the minimum value of PPD are lower than those of the foreign field studies.
A field study of the thermal comfort in residential buildings in Harbin
AbstractThis field study was performed during the winter of 2000–2001 in order to investigate the thermal environment and thermal comfort in residential buildings in Harbin, northeast of China. A total of 120 participants provided 120 sets of physical data and subjective questionnaires. An indoor climate analyzer and a thermal comfort meter made in Denmark were used to collect the measured parameters of the indoor environment, the predicted mean vote (PMV), and predicted percentage of dissatisfied (PPD). The conclusions are as follows: males are less sensitive to temperature variations than females; the neutral operative temperature of males is 1°C lower than that of females; Harbin subjects are as sensitive to temperature variations as the Beijing and Tianjin subjects; the minimum value of PPD (7.5%) is similar to the Tianjin occupants; both the sensitivity and the minimum value of PPD are lower than those of the foreign field studies.
A field study of the thermal comfort in residential buildings in Harbin
Wang, Zhaojun (Autor:in)
Building and Environment ; 41 ; 1034-1039
28.04.2005
6 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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