Researchers have conducted extensive research on the thermal environments of rural houses worldwide. The greatest number of studies on thermal comfort in rural areas have …
H Liu, Y Wu, B Li, Y Cheng, R Yao - Energy and Buildings, 2017 - Elsevier
Seasonal variation of thermal comfort demands directly affects the energy needs for heating or cooling purpose. In previous studies, the differences of neutral temperatures between …
AK Mishra, M Ramgopal - Building and Environment, 2013 - Elsevier
This paper presents an exhaustive overview of the field studies carried out in the past few decades on human thermal comfort. To get a better grasp of patterns in observed data and …
M Indraganti, KD Rao - Energy and buildings, 2010 - Elsevier
Energy consumption in Indian residential buildings is one of the highest and is increasing phenomenally. Indian standards specify comfort temperatures between 23 and 26° C for all …
The indoor environmental quality (IEQ) in residential buildings is examined from the prospect of an occupant's acceptance in four aspects: thermal comfort, indoor air quality …
Z Yang, W Zhang, M Qin, H Liu - Energy and Buildings, 2022 - Elsevier
Most thermal comfort studies classify towns as rural areas and compare them with cities, dismissing the unique thermal characteristics of towns. A comparative study on thermal …
BB Ekici, UT Aksoy - Expert Systems with Applications, 2011 - Elsevier
Studies performed on the prediction of building energy consumption are increasingly important for selecting the best control strategies against the excessive energy …
J Hou, T Zhang, C Hou, H Fukuda - Case Studies in Construction …, 2022 - Elsevier
Thermal performance of exterior walls can be improved with increasing insulation thickness, but the corresponding material cost will also rise. Therefore, the optimum thickness of …
In this paper we explore the notion of comfort expectations and ask the question whether they change as a result of long-term exposure to mild indoor climates. A comparative …