A Field of the Thermal Comfort in University Buildings in Thailand under Air Condition Room

Puangmalee, Noppanuch; Hussaro, Kodchasorn; Boonyayothin, Vorakamol; Khedari, Joseph

doi:10.1016/j.egypro.2015.11.522

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“…In Thailand, the University tested 3 speeds of the air conditioner -low, medium and high, then the students completed the questionnaires. Puangmalee et al [19] analyzed the results of the surveys which concluded that students would be able to accept a temperature of 28 as long as the air conditioner speed could be regulated. Additionally, the information was obtained that the higher the speed, the higher the neutral temperature.…”

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Thermal comfort analysis in the sustainable educational building

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2021

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In the modern world, a person spends most of his life indoors. That is why it is so important to create optimal conditions for the internal environment. Research on thermal comfort and subjective feeling of people inside the building can help in this. The article discusses two methods that are used in research on thermal sensations. This makes it possible to know the thermal assessment of people and then compare this result with the calculated PMV value, which is calculated using the formula from ISO 7730 standard.

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