Discussion on Humidity Environment Passive Adjustment Methods in Hot Summer and Cold Winter Zone

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Humidity is one of the major factors affects the summer thermal environment in hot summer and cold winter zone. This article through calculation and analysis the humidity on environmental thermal comfort and influence of humidity the effect on the energy consumption, explain dehumidifying is one of the most efficient, energy saving measures to improve the hot summer and cold winter zone indoor thermal humidity environment. Aiming at the humidity environment characteristic in hot summer and cold winter zone, puts forward several design strategy of passive dehumidification for reference.

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