Rethinking the limitations of research on occupants’ window-opening behavior: A review

Liu, Yiqiao; Chong, Wen Tong; Yau, Yat Huang; Chang, Li; Cui, Tong; Yu, Haowei; Cui, Ying; Pan, Song

doi:10.1016/j.enbuild.2022.112552

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“…The use of concrete, steel as well as other constructional elements in buildings is associated with high energy intensity industries [2], therefore impact as well as contribution of the buildings is important one when considering key goals linked with sustainability, [3]. On the other side the building energy performance also strongly depends from the type of the building facility and users (occupants) general behaviour [4]. The office building facilities are especially interesting due to large number of the occupants and mostly due to larger size of the building facility in these cases.…”

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Importance of air quality indicators for office environments: An overview

Čulić

Nižetić

Šolić

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Air quality in office buildings has got an impact on working productivity as well as on the working satisfaction in office environments. Moreover, final effect can be linked with thermal comfort conditions since they have significant impact on energy consumption in offices. In this study various factors have been investigated and analysed in order to understand their impact on air quality and occupants’ satisfaction with the environmental conditions. The second perspective of the overview was focused on analysis of the air quality interconnection with thermal comfort conditions, since they are linked. The current issues as well as challenges in the field were also discussed within this investigation. The results of conducted research would be directly useful for more advanced consideration of personal air quality and thermal comfort conditions as vital aspect of smart and high-performance buildings.

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confidence: 99%