2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.buildenv.2016.01.021
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Thermal comfort conditions in airport terminals: Indoor or transition spaces?

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“…Karena tiap pengguna memiliki sensitifitas yang berbeda terkait termal. Seperti dalam penelitian [1] menyatakan bahwa rata-rata penumpang lebih dapat menyesuaikan kondisi dibandingkan pekerja yang lebih sensitif terhadap perbedaan suhu. Sedangkan terkait kenyamanan akustik juga penting, faktor yang menggangu adalah bising.…”
Section: Pendahuluanunclassified
“…Karena tiap pengguna memiliki sensitifitas yang berbeda terkait termal. Seperti dalam penelitian [1] menyatakan bahwa rata-rata penumpang lebih dapat menyesuaikan kondisi dibandingkan pekerja yang lebih sensitif terhadap perbedaan suhu. Sedangkan terkait kenyamanan akustik juga penting, faktor yang menggangu adalah bising.…”
Section: Pendahuluanunclassified
“…Remark When we combine t = f(c) and F(c, t), we can use the composite function [23] mentioned above to describe the relationship between the RPCB and the passenger transport ticket fare.…”
Section: Rpcb Calculation Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Except for the thermal comfort researches devoted to passenger coaches, and some researchers also tried to explore the thermal comfort in transport terminals. For example, in order to find out the thermal perception, preference, and comfort requirements of passengers and terminal staff in three airport terminals in the UK, researchers [23] monitored the indoor environmental conditions in different terminal areas and conducted questionnaire-guided interviews with 3087 terminal users. They found that the neutral and preferred temperatures for passengers were lower than for employees and considerably lower than the mean indoor temperature, and passengers demonstrated higher tolerance to the thermal conditions and consistently a wider range of comfort temperatures, whereas the limited adaptive capacity for staff allowed for a narrower comfort zone.…”
Section: Previous Researches On Passenger Comfortmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore current thermal comfort models do not apply to children [34,36]. There is also a strong current interest in implementing results from thermal sensation in climatic control using artificial intelligence [43], climatic control in shared spaces [44,45], influence of environment on sleep comfort [46] and thermal sensation in moderate activities [47]. In conclusion, the need for more research focused on children is recognized in the literature with suggestions of research on children thermal requirements in current and future climates [35].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%