The main function of an airport is to provide access to air transport both for passengers and
cargo. The number of air operations over the past 20 years has increased rapidly, and this …

Airport terminal buildings consume more energy than other buildings in an airport due to
their functional and operational characteristics. Heating, ventilation and air conditioning …

This paper considers energy conservation practices in Qatar with special emphasis on
commercial buildings. Energy conservation approaches are classified into five main areas …

Large space buildings, such as airport terminal buildings, consume high energy due to the
cooling demand; especially in hot arid climates; to achieve passenger thermal comfort …

The rapid expansion of the aviation industry has significantly increased energy consumption
within airport terminals. This study introduces an advanced ARIMAX model to forecast …

Building sector consumes a significant amount of energy worldwide (up to 40% of the total
global energy); moreover, by the year 2030 the consumption is expected to increase by …

Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems for large buildings often use water
for cooling. The US Department of Defense funded the demonstration of a novel hygroscopic …

This study explores energy consumption, thermal performance, and indoor environmental
quality (IEQ) in terminal buildings. Through detailed thermal analysis, this research identifies …

Heating, Ventilation, and Air-Conditioning (HVAC) systems are critical components of
maintaining an indoor air quality that ensures the thermal comfort of occupants in diverse …

Reducing energy consumption in the operation of airports has been identified as one of the
approaches to achieve the commitments of the countries in reducing their greenhouse gas …