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اثر تابش موج کوتاه و اجزای منعکس آن در میانگین دمای تابشی: مدل سازی و نتایج تجربی اولیه


عنوان انگلیسی مقاله:

The effect of the short wave radiation and its reflected components on the mean radiant temperature: modelling and preliminary experimental results


سال انتشار : 2016



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1. Introduction

In both outdoor and indoor environments, human thermal comfort is influenced by various factors (climate conditions, physiological and subjective issues, etc.), which have combined and diversified effects on human energy balance. Comfort and energy demand in buildings are strongly interconnected and the achievement of high quality standards involves an energy cost, which must be taken into account [1–3]. The maintenance of the required environmental quality levels, as a matter of fact, implies that a series of environmental variables should be controlled within recommended values [4]; nevertheless, this approach could not suffice in many actual cases, when comfort indexes [5], parameters and variables should be accurately evaluated [6,7]. Among all these factors, radiative heat exchanges play a pivotal role: in confined environments they contributes as far as 30% of the whole thermal exchanges involving the subject [8], but in case of direct solar radiation they can become the most significant cause of heat gain and discomfort [9]. The mean radiant temperature, MRT, is one of the main factor used to quantify the effect of the radiant field on human thermal response [10]. This quantity plays a crucial role in both outdoor and indoor situations and several studies have stressed the influence of this variable on thermal comfort in urban settings [11], researching and comparing reliable and feasible methods for its assessment [12–14] or its measurement [15–18]. All these studies, moreover, consider solar radiation as a key factor in the assessment of the mean radiant temperature on the grounds that thermal comfort is highly dependent on both long wave and short wave radiation fluxes from the surroundings. In indoor environments, the influence of the mean radiant temperature on thermal comfort is also well documented [19–23]. Moreover, in this case, MRT also influences the energy consumption to a certain extent. The issue has been investigated, analyzing the energy saving potential in a PMV-controlled space [24]. The results suggested that energy consumption, in a thermal comfort-controlled space, is strongly affected by a change in the mean radiant temperature and that the thermal comfort control can be considered as a reasonable strategy for both thermal comfort and energy saving purposes which, in turn, are to become one of the main objective of the building industry all over the world [25–28]. On balance, the accurate assessment of radiant field and MRT is the key to achieving both comfort optimization and energy efficiency.



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