Optimum window-opening control for naturally ventilated buildings with phase change materials in the hot and humid climate of Indonesia

Kitagawa, Haruka; Asawa, Takashi; Hirayama, Yukari

doi:10.1016/j.buildenv.2023.110898

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“…The results of the detailed analysis using the coding rule and further reviews of the publications help find potential combinations of passive cooling methods for hot and humid climatic regions. For example, in a previous study, a strong improvement in the thermal comfort was reported when natural ventilation was applied as comfort ventilation owing to the evaporative and convective heat losses [104,105,131]. Correspondingly, our results show that the C Jac of natural_ventilation_thermal_comfort is more than 0.5 in the co-occurrence network of natural ventilation.…”

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A Systematic Review of Passive Cooling Methods in Hot and Humid Climates Using a Text Mining-Based Bibliometric Approach

Nagasue,

Kitagawa,

Asawa

et al. 2024

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The number of scientific papers has dramatically increased in recent years; however, such a huge number of papers often become difficult to review qualitatively because of limited time and cost. A text-mining-based bibliometric analysis method is developed to provide a comprehensive overview of passive cooling methods used in buildings in hot and humid climates. First, a comprehensive overview analysis is conducted to clarify the trends in studies on passive cooling methods between 1970 and 2022, using 39,604 publications. Second, 15 coding rules are constructed to perform a detailed analysis, and possible combinations of passive cooling methods are discussed. The detailed analysis of the co-occurrence network based on the comprehensive overview and 15 coding rules shows that the recent studies on thermal energy storage have mainly focused on phase change material (PCM), which is a latent heat storage material, rather than sensible heat storage materials such as concrete. The analysis of the co-occurrence network indicates that natural ventilation maintains the vital role of passive cooling methods by improving thermal comfort in hot climates. The constructed method and possible combinations of passive cooling methods for hot and humid climates will help engineers find effective combinations in the planning stage.

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A Systematic Review of Passive Cooling Methods in Hot and Humid Climates Using a Text Mining-Based Bibliometric Approach

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Kitagawa,

Asawa

et al. 2024

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Integrating interlayer ventilation into phase change walls: Comprehensive performance and optimization in summer

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Jiang,

Zhao

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A Case Study on Energy Conservation Using Building Performance Simulation (Bps) to Validate and Analyse a Phase Change Material (Pcm) Integrated Office Building

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Sulaiman,

Khayatian

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Optimum window-opening control for naturally ventilated buildings with phase change materials in the hot and humid climate of Indonesia

Cited by 3 publications

References 69 publications

A Systematic Review of Passive Cooling Methods in Hot and Humid Climates Using a Text Mining-Based Bibliometric Approach

A Systematic Review of Passive Cooling Methods in Hot and Humid Climates Using a Text Mining-Based Bibliometric Approach

Integrating interlayer ventilation into phase change walls: Comprehensive performance and optimization in summer

A Case Study on Energy Conservation Using Building Performance Simulation (Bps) to Validate and Analyse a Phase Change Material (Pcm) Integrated Office Building

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