2022
DOI: 10.3390/buildings12040483
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A Simplified Thermal Comfort Calculation Method of Radiant Floor Cooling Technology for Office Buildings in Northern China

Abstract: The increasing application of floor heating technology promotes the development of floor radiant cooling technology (abbreviated as FRC technology). Many office buildings in northern China try to use FRC technology to cool in summer, but thermal comfort is the key problem restricting the promotion of this technology. The thermal comfort problems of an office room with floor radiant cooling were studied in this paper by the methods of numerical simulation, control variable, and data fitting, and the experimenta… Show more

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“…They cover a diverse range of occupant types, including studies on the elderly [14], visually impaired individuals [15], and infants [16]. The examined architectural types and geographic locations also vary, including historical residents in Zanzibar [17], school buildings under both severely cold areas in China [18] and mild climate areas in Japan [16], and office buildings in North China and America [19]. These articles have investigated the impact of acoustic [15,20], lighting [14], and thermal [16][17][18][19] indoor environmental quality on comfort.…”
Section: Comfort Evaluations Of Ieqmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They cover a diverse range of occupant types, including studies on the elderly [14], visually impaired individuals [15], and infants [16]. The examined architectural types and geographic locations also vary, including historical residents in Zanzibar [17], school buildings under both severely cold areas in China [18] and mild climate areas in Japan [16], and office buildings in North China and America [19]. These articles have investigated the impact of acoustic [15,20], lighting [14], and thermal [16][17][18][19] indoor environmental quality on comfort.…”
Section: Comfort Evaluations Of Ieqmentioning
confidence: 99%