Test rooms to study human comfort in buildings: A review of controlled experiments and facilities

Occupants’ comfort perception affects building energy consumptions. To improve the understanding of human comfort, which is crucial to reduce energy demand, laboratory experiments with humans in controlled environments (test rooms) are fundamental, but their potential also depends on the characteris...

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Main Authors: AL Pisello, I Pigliautile, M Andargie, C Berger, PM Bluyssen, S Carlucci, G Chinazzo, Z Deme Belafi, B Dong, M Favero, A Ghahramani, George Havenith, A Heydarian, D Kastner, M Kong, D Licina, Y Liu, A Luna-Navarro, A Mahdavi, A Nocente, M Schweiker, M Touchie, M Vellei, F Vittori, A Wagner, A Wang, S Wei
Format: Default Article
Published: 2021
Subjects:
Test room
Laboratory
Climate chamber
Human comfort
Human-centric experiments
Thermal comfort
Visual comfort
Acoustic comfort
Indoor air quality
Multi-domain comfort
Energy performance
Indoor environmental quality
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/2134/14893209.v1
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