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Indoor thermal environment of urban residential buildings in China: winter investigation in five major cities

Yoshino, H. / Guan, S. / Lun, Y.F. / Mochida, A. / Shigeno, T. / Yoshino, Y. / Zhang, Q.Y.

AbstractThe purposes of this investigation are to look into the actual conditions of urban residential indoor environment in China during the winter season, and to discuss the thermal comfort as well as to understand the possibility of space heating energy conservation. Investigations of indoor thermal environment were carried out in Harbin, Beijing, Xi’an, Shanghai and Hong Kong of China. The results showed that the indoor thermal condition in heating usage zone is good, such as Harbin, Beijing and Xi’an. The indoor thermal comfort is strongly affected by the outdoor climate in non-heating usage zone, such as Shanghai and Hong Kong.

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Yoshino, H. / Guan, S. / Lun, Y.F. / Mochida, A. / Shigeno, T. / Yoshino, Y. / Zhang, Q.Y.

AbstractThe purposes of this investigation are to look into the actual conditions of urban residential indoor environment in China during the winter season, and to discuss the thermal comfort as well as to understand the possibility of space heating energy conservation. Investigations of indoor thermal environment were carried out in Harbin, Beijing, Xi’an, Shanghai and Hong Kong of China. The results showed that the indoor thermal condition in heating usage zone is good, such as Harbin, Beijing and Xi’an. The indoor thermal comfort is strongly affected by the outdoor climate in non-heating usage zone, such as Shanghai and Hong Kong.

Indoor thermal environment of urban residential buildings in China: winter investigation in five major cities

Yoshino, H. / Guan, S. / Lun, Y.F. / Mochida, A. / Shigeno, T. / Yoshino, Y. / Zhang, Q.Y.

AbstractThe purposes of this investigation are to look into the actual conditions of urban residential indoor environment in China during the winter season, and to discuss the thermal comfort as well as to understand the possibility of space heating energy conservation. Investigations of indoor thermal environment were carried out in Harbin, Beijing, Xi’an, Shanghai and Hong Kong of China. The results showed that the indoor thermal condition in heating usage zone is good, such as Harbin, Beijing and Xi’an. The indoor thermal comfort is strongly affected by the outdoor climate in non-heating usage zone, such as Shanghai and Hong Kong.

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Title:

Indoor thermal environment of urban residential buildings in China: winter investigation in five major cities

Contributors:

Yoshino, H. (author) / Guan, S. (author) / Lun, Y.F. (author) / Mochida, A. (author) / Shigeno, T. (author) / Yoshino, Y. (author) / Zhang, Q.Y. (author)

Published in:

Energy and Buildings ; 36 ; 1227-1233

Publication date:

2003-09-08

Size:

7 pages

ISSN:

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.enbuild.2003.09.015

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

China , Indoor thermal environment , Residential building , Questionnaire survey , Field measurement

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