Observation of Environmental Control Behaviour in Elementary School Classrooms Equipped with Air–Conditioning Systems and Ceiling Fans for Cooling

Kurabuchi, Takashi; Tsuruta, Kumiko; Ogasawara, Takeshi; Iino, Yukari

doi:10.1080/14733315.2011.11683941

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“…The mechanism of fee-for-service restricted the use of air-conditioning by students and increased the temperature threshold at which the air-conditioning was activated [207]. Kurabuchi et al [208] studied the behavioral differences in the indoor environment control and the thermal sensation of children before and after the installation of cooling systems at a school in Tokyo. Results of this research were used to produce guidelines for the use of equipment based on thermal sensations [208].…”

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“…Kurabuchi et al [208] studied the behavioral differences in the indoor environment control and the thermal sensation of children before and after the installation of cooling systems at a school in Tokyo. Results of this research were used to produce guidelines for the use of equipment based on thermal sensations [208].…”

Section: Adaptive Behaviormentioning

confidence: 99%