Energy and indoor temperature consequences of adative thermal comfort standards

L. Centnerova; J.L.M. Hensen

Energy and indoor temperature consequences of adative thermal comfort standards

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The intent of the presented study was to quantify the implications for energy demand of indoor temperature requirements based on a proposed adaptive thermal comfort standard (7) relative to a more traditional thermal comfort approach. The study focuses on a typical office situation in a moderate climate such as in The Netherlands or in the Czech Republic.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings 4th international conference on indoor climate of buildings, Bratislava, 2001
Place of Publication	Bratislava
Publisher	Slovak Society for Environmental Technology
Pages	391-402
Publication status	Published - 2001
Event	conference; Indoor Climate of Buildings - Duration: 1 Jan 2001 → …

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Conference	conference; Indoor Climate of Buildings
Period	1/01/01 → …
Other	Indoor Climate of Buildings

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Energy and indoor temperature consequences of adative thermal comfort standards. / Centnerova, L.; Hensen, J.L.M.
Proceedings 4th international conference on indoor climate of buildings, Bratislava, 2001. Bratislava: Slovak Society for Environmental Technology, 2001. p. 391-402.

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Energy and indoor temperature consequences of adative thermal comfort standards

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