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Comfort Energetics: Thermal Comfort Under Energy Constraints

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Comfort Energetics: Thermal Comfort Under Energy Constraints

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Abstract: This chapter represents an energy-conscious approach to understanding thermal comfort. With the environmental variable of T, MRT, RH and wind v as its structure, it begins with a psychrometric analysis where the roles of temperature and humidity are denominated in PMV votes and the power needed to improve those votes. The role of humidity is critically reviewed with a case made for challenging the accepted norms an optimum RH range. Finally the efficacy of moving air is analysed in the different ways it can be employed.

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Comfort Energetics: Thermal Comfort Under Energy Constraints

Comfort Energetics: Thermal Comfort Under Energy Constraints

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