Análise Do Nível De Conforto Acústico Na Biblioteca De Uma Escola Pública

Pereira, Carlos Augusto Santos; Silva, Leila Cristiane Souza; Sales, Fábio Henrique Silva

doi:10.15628/holos.2011.621

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“…Surveys, as a subjective measuring tool, were mainly based on questionnaires in which the evaluation of different factors and general satisfaction levels were collected directly from the respondents' opinions. In the selected corpus, it was possible to find thermal satisfaction surveys [38,43,44,47,51,54,55,66,72,80,85,86,90,100,114,[117][118][119]122,123,125] or [104], visual satisfaction [46,102,105,122] or [119], acoustic satisfaction, [44,103,122] humidity sensation [72,78], and air quality [32,33,91]. In general, there were five set satisfaction levels as well as preference levels.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Studies analyzing only one IEQ factor were related to lighting [46,58,59,71,83,101,102,112], and ambient noise [44,77,84,88,93,103,[126][127][128], consisting of 8% for each.…”

Section: Ieq Factors Studiedmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In certain cases, measurements were contrasted with user surveys. The main studied topics were acoustic performance of new building systems [88] or innovative designs [93]; the influence of designs or spaces on schools [103,127]; and noise perception or discomfort in university buildings [77,126,128] or in open office spaces [84]. In [44], the acoustic comfort of a university building was analyzed, highlighting the importance of incorporating acoustic criteria in designs to foster memory, reasoning, interpreting, as well as civic engagement.…”

Section: Ieq Factors Studiedmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Indoor Environmental Quality in Latin American Buildings: A Systematic Literature Review

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The amount of time people spend inside buildings is significant. Indoor environment quality deficiencies in some of these buildings may affect the health of its users. Therefore, a systematic literature review has been conducted to assess the quality of indoor environments in existing buildings in Latin America. The objectives of this review are (1) identifying countries and building types whose indoor environment quality has been analyzed the most, (2) identifying most used evaluation strategies, (3) identifying comfort types and most evaluated variables, and (4) determining whether or not Latin American buildings are comfortable and what local factors contribute to that effect. From the 100 selected papers for this analysis, it was noted that Brazil and Argentina led the studies on residences and schools. It was also noted that hygrothermal comfort was the most analyzed comfort type, with temperature and humidity leading the number of studies. Finally, this review shows a lack of studies including buildings whose users are sensitive to indoor environmental quality, such as nurseries, senior homes, or health facilities. Additionally, there is a sustained discrepancy between objective measuring methods and user perception. Furthermore, a detailed analysis of 88 buildings shows that in Latin America, 67.5% of buildings are uncomfortable; thus, it is necessary to improve the designs and regulatory standards, to educate users, and to improve building monitoring management at the operational stage.

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Section: Measuring Strategiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Studies analyzing only one IEQ factor were related to lighting [46,58,59,71,83,101,102,112], and ambient noise [44,77,84,88,93,103,[126][127][128], consisting of 8% for each.…”

Section: Ieq Factors Studiedmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Ieq Factors Studiedmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Indoor Environmental Quality in Latin American Buildings: A Systematic Literature Review

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“…Segundo Pereira et al (2011), os ruídos podem provocar uma redução de até 60% da produtividade, trazendo à tona dificuldade de concentração, desperdícios ou acidentes com distração. A poluição sonora não deixa resíduos, seus efeitos não são visíveis no ambiente mais causam vários inconvenientes que dificultam seu controle, por isso é enquadrada na lei de crimes ambientais disposto no artigo 54 da Lei 9.605/98 (BRASIL, 1998).…”

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