Development and validation of a methodology to challenge the adaptive comfort model

Schweiker, Marcel; Brasche, Sabine; Bischof, W.; Hawighorst, Maren; Voss, Karsten; Wagner, Andreas

doi:10.1016/j.buildenv.2011.08.002

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“…Unter Umständen entspricht auch das subjektiv empfundene Raumklima nicht den Erwartungen der Nutzer [2]- [5]. Eine messtechnische Untersuchung bietet hier die Möglichkeit, objektive Daten bereitzustellen und den thermischen Raumkomfort unter Betriebs-und Nutzungsbedingungen und damit die Wirksamkeit des Kühl-und Lüftungskonzeptes zu bewerten.…”

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Energieeffiziente Kühlung und thermischer Raumkomfort: Erfahrungen aus dem Langzeitmonitoring von 42 Bürogebäuden

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Long-term monitoring campaigns were carried out in 35 German and 7 European office and administrative buildings, recording the operative room and ambient air temperature in fine time resolution. Further, short-term monitoring campaigns over two hot weeks in summer were conducted in non or partially retrofitted office buildings in Germany, built from 1960 to 1975. The buildings studied can be divided into six categories according to the cooling concept employed: without cooling, passive, air-based and water-based cooling, mixed-mode cooling and full air conditioning. Thermal comfort in summer is evaluated in detail using a standardized methodology in accordance with the comfort standard DIN EN 15251:2007-08. Thermal comfort is quantified by measurements of operative room temperatures and local meteorological conditions. In addition, useful cooling energy and electricity consumption were recorded. It is clearly demonstrated that it is feasible and valuable to compare different cooling strategies based on a consistent methodology. Furthermore, this methodology can be applied in day-to-day practice in the planning, commissioning and operation of buildings since these parameters are well-established and easily accessible

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Energieeffiziente Kühlung und thermischer Raumkomfort: Erfahrungen aus dem Langzeitmonitoring von 42 Bürogebäuden

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“…There is a tendency to emulate/simulate real environments in such climate chambers through the inclusion of windows looking to the outside and furnishing the space in a more harmonious way with the activity being studied, for example [91,92]. Another trend observed was an increase in studies in semi-controlled environments [93][94][95] usually carried out in adapted rooms in real buildings, where researchers set (control) some but not all variables, for example, allowing participants to freely choose their clothes during the experiment.…”

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A review of human thermal comfort in the built environment

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Vásquez

Lamberts

2015

Energy and Buildings

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“…The first campaign was conducted in 2010 in the BTGA-box in Wuppertal, Germany [20]. The second to fourth took place in the LOBSTER-facility in Karlsruhe, Germany [23][24][25].…”

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