Evaluation of task air conditioning system with convection, conduction, and radiation

Misa Imazu; Shin Ichi Tanabe; Jiannan Liu; Kazuki Furumoto; Riho Matsuzaki; Miki Iijima; Kenji Fujino; Daisuke Hatori; Nobuhiro Hirasuga; Shun Kato; Shiori Sasahara; Hiroki Iwata

Evaluation of task air conditioning system with convection, conduction, and radiation

Misa Imazu^*, Shin Ichi Tanabe, Jiannan Liu, Kazuki Furumoto, Riho Matsuzaki, Miki Iijima, Kenji Fujino, Daisuke Hatori, Nobuhiro Hirasuga, Shun Kato, Shiori Sasahara, Hiroki Iwata

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Abstract

In this study, a subjective experiment was conducted to evaluate thermal sensation and comfort, and usage of newly developed task conditioning system in different ambient temperatures. Gender differences were shown in task usage, and individual differences were significant at higher ambient temperatures. Data of how one uses task conditioning are crucial under practical use and when evaluating overall energy conservation, considering both task and ambient conditioning systems.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Healthy Buildings Europe 2017
Publisher	International Society of Indoor Air Quality and Climate
ISBN (Print)	9788379472604
Publication status	Published - 2017
Event	Healthy Buildings Europe 2017, HB 2017 - Lublin, Poland Duration: 2017 Jul 2 → 2017 Jul 5

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Name	Healthy Buildings Europe 2017

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Other	Healthy Buildings Europe 2017, HB 2017
Country/Territory	Poland
City	Lublin
Period	17/7/2 → 17/7/5

Keywords

Gender differences
Individual controlling
Non-steady rate
Steady rate
Task usage

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Civil and Structural Engineering

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Imazu, M, Tanabe, SI, Liu, J, Furumoto, K, Matsuzaki, R, Iijima, M, Fujino, K, Hatori, D, Hirasuga, N, Kato, S, Sasahara, S & Iwata, H 2017, Evaluation of task air conditioning system with convection, conduction, and radiation. in Healthy Buildings Europe 2017. Healthy Buildings Europe 2017, International Society of Indoor Air Quality and Climate, Healthy Buildings Europe 2017, HB 2017, Lublin, Poland, 17/7/2.

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