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Improving The Thermal Comfort Of The Structures By Applying The Sustainable Engineering Requirements

Basheer MAJEED ALİ
Redvan GHASEMLOUNIA
Pages
36–46
Publication Date
2023-09-21
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In this paper the researcher took the effect of the modification in the design on the thermal comfort by several engineering solutions for reducing the total main radiant temperature (TMRT(, Potential air temperature (PAT), and the developing of the relative humidity (RH) with the wind speed (WS) Which are playing a significant role on improving the urban heat island (UHI) The research mainly aims to analyze the effect of urban green spaces on the urban heat island as a common strategy for improving the thermal comfort.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Modern thermal comfort theories recommend that a restricted temperature difference be evenly maintained throughout all architectural styles, regions, and people.
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Key Findings & Data:This strategy treats structure inhabitants for heating purposes, resulting in thermal comfort criteria that necessitate power climate management measures.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this paper the researcher took the effect of the modification in the design on the thermal comfort by several engineering solutions for reducing the total main radiant temperature (TMRT(, Potential air temperature (PAT), and the developing of the relative humidity (RH) with the wind speed (WS) Which are playing a significant role on improving the urban heat island (UHI) The research mainly aims to analyze the effect of urban green spaces on the urban heat island as a common strategy for improving the thermal comfort.
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⚙️Variables:Urban Heat Island (UHI) · Thermal Comfort · Total Mean Radiant Temperature (TMRT)

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Modern thermal comfort theories recommend that a restricted temperature difference be evenly maintained throughout all architectural styles, regions, and people. This strategy treats structure inhabitants for heating purposes, resulting in thermal comfort criteria that necessitate power climate management measures. This frequently results in a high need for air conditioning. Initial investigation and new Technology, HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Climate Control) advanced facilities are contesting conventional assumptions of thermal comfort criteria on the basis that they ignore main social and environmental comfort elements. In this paper the researcher took the effect of the modification in the design on the thermal comfort by several engineering solutions for reducing the total main radiant temperature (TMRT(, Potential air temperature (PAT), and the developing of the relative humidity (RH) with the wind speed (WS) Which are playing a significant role on improving the urban heat island (UHI) The research mainly aims to analyze the effect of urban green spaces on the urban heat island as a common strategy for improving the thermal comfort.

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ALİ, B. M., GHASEMLOUNIA, R. (2023). Improving The Thermal Comfort Of The Structures By Applying The Sustainable Engineering Requirements. International Journal of New Findings in Engineering, Science and Technology, Cilt: 1 Sayı: 1, 36–46. https://ajindex.com/articles/977264

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