2024
DOI: 10.3390/su16198457
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Measuring Household Thermal Discomfort Time: A Japanese Case Study

Reza Nadimi,
Amin Nazarahari,
Koji Tokimatsu

Abstract: This study proposes a metric to measure households’ discomfort related to thermal consumption time (hereafter referred to as t-discomfort). This metric relies on an ideal thermal consumption and calculates the gap between the usage times of thermal devices in vulnerable households compared to the ideal household. The t-discomfort is quantified using thermal data collected from 1298 households in the Tokyo and Oita prefectures in Japan. To create the ideal usage times of thermal devices, households are categori… Show more

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