2015
DOI: 10.21086/ksles.2015.08.22.4.526
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Proposal for Improvement of Thermal Environment of Traditional House in Indonesia

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“…Through field experiment and mathematical calculation referring to the standard, this research points out a conceptual design of tropical urban model on integrated design of thermal and acoustics issues which consist of thermal performance and urban community noise control. In line with the previous finding (Samodra 2016), the results recommend that the noise barrier of the building should consider 5.24% of the maximum window to wall ratio (WWR) horizontally and vertically. In addition, vertical ventilation is the best solution for urban density, but the orientation and its flanking noise effect to the passive cooling.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…Through field experiment and mathematical calculation referring to the standard, this research points out a conceptual design of tropical urban model on integrated design of thermal and acoustics issues which consist of thermal performance and urban community noise control. In line with the previous finding (Samodra 2016), the results recommend that the noise barrier of the building should consider 5.24% of the maximum window to wall ratio (WWR) horizontally and vertically. In addition, vertical ventilation is the best solution for urban density, but the orientation and its flanking noise effect to the passive cooling.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…In fact, there is a lower wind speed in the upper part of the room (<0.4 m/s), but the lower air temperature is still distributed evenly (27-29°C for lowland). This is in comfort zone (24.3-29.3°C in average) based on the Psychrometric chart analysis (Samodra, 2016). A small problem is only found in underheated condition of highland building (the lower part of highland building gets 23-25°C).…”
Section: Natural Ventilation Analysismentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Except for harder activity conducted in additional room, the other zones have 0.5 of PMV. Therefore, as analyzed by minimum wind speed, 0.8 m/s for physiological cooling, it should be improved by ventilation as proposed building design (Samodra, 2016). …”
Section: Existing Conditionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hal ini terjadi karena biasanya kota di dataran rendah (lowland) tumbuh lebih cepat daripada kota di dataran tinggi (highland). Hal ini memiliki konsekuensi tidak hanya terhadap variasi penyebaran kebisingan dari luar ke dalam bangunan, tetapi juga adaptasi penghuni dan rancangan arsitekturalnya (Samodra, 2016). Dalam, hal ini, material dan WWR menjadi elemen selubung bangunan yang memegang peranan yang penting.…”
Section: Pengantarunclassified
“…Berdasarkan Kecepatan angin minimum untuk pendinginan fisiologis berdasarkan penelitian sebelumnya adalah 1.5 m/s untuk daerah dataran rendah dan 0.8 m/s dataran tinggi (Samodra, 2016). Kedua data kecepatan angin tersebut untuk kondisi siang hari (daytime).…”
Section: Hasil Dan Pembahasanunclassified