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Extensive studies have been done on adaptive thermal comfort for naturally ventilated buildings. However, further studies of the adaptive comfort model are needed to develop a control method for buildings with the air-conditioning systems. This study aims to extend the application of the adaptive comfort model by developing an adaptive comfort control (ACC) for air-conditioning systems. Special attention...
This study aims to extend the understanding of the window-opening control by occupants in private and two-person offices in summer. A field study was carried out from 13 June to 15 September 2006 in offices with and without night ventilation, located in Cambridge, UK. The monitoring data give evidence that there is a statistically significant relationship between window-opening behaviour patterns...
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