Literature Survey on Building Rankings by Indoor Environment Quality

Xue Bin Yang; De Fa Sun; Xiang Jiang Zhou; Guang Ping Lin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.90-93.3047

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Process Simulations of the Cold Recovery Unit in a LNG CCHP System with Different Power Cycles
p.3026

Analysis of the Influence that Residential Building Indoor Temperature Controls for Heating Energy Consumption
p.3033

AHP-Based Method for Military Defence Project Risk Assessment
p.3039

Review on the Research of Indoor Environment Quality and Building Energy Consumption
p.3043

Literature Survey on Building Rankings by Indoor Environment Quality
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Optimum Performance Characteristics of an Irreversible Four-Temperature-Level Absorption Refrigerator
p.3051

Analysis of Heat Loss of Ground Pipeline of Thermal Production Oilfield
p.3057

A Model-Based Online Fault Detection Method for Air Handling Units of Real Office Buildings
p.3061

Application of Fieldbus and Frequency Conversion Technology in Air-Condition VWV System
p.3068

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Literature Survey on Building Rankings by Indoor Environment Quality

Abstract:

Indoor environment quality can be used to rank the building performance. Environmental parameters involve operative or room temperature, predicted mean vote, predicted percentage of thermally satisfied, predicted percentage dissatisfied, air velocity, relative humidity, indoor air quality and so on. One or more parameters can be possible to establish a corresponding range for building classes. Average CO₂ concentration level can be used as the index of indoor air quality to measure the office buildings or public places. Various authors in different climates or zones proposed different baseline for building grades. It should be develop a scientific methodology or evaluation system to give the convincing classification and explanation.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 90-93)

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Xue Bin Yang, De Fa Sun, Xiang Jiang Zhou, Guang Ping Lin

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Air Velocity, Energy Use, Indoor Air Quality (IAQ), Temperature, Thermal Comfort

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