Consideration of Operative Temperature in Design and Operation

Attila Kerekes; András Zöld

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.861.438

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Consideration of Operative Temperature in Design and Operation

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In order to provide appropriate thermal conditions current national regulations prescribe operative temperature as the base of design and operation. In simplified calculation procedure prescribed operative temperature can be provided using a corrected air temperature. Interrelation of operative and indoor air temperature has been investigated in function of overall heat loss coefficient and glazed ratio. Based on regression analysis necessary corrections in function of the above parameters are investigated, the consequences of neglected Mean Radiant Temperature are analysed. Operative temperature represents a control problem, too: disregarding the sensor itself its position in the room, the uneven distribution of radiant field in one room and in the rooms of a flat requires compromises. The possible solutions, their pros and cons are presented.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 861)

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Attila Kerekes, András Zöld*

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Automatic Control, Input Design Data, Operative Temperature

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