Improvement of thermal environment in the outdoor atrium by employing the spray system DOI Creative Commons
Nan Ding,

Jingyu Su,

Feng Pang

et al.

Scientific Reports, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 14(1)

Published: Oct. 5, 2024

Outdoor atriums have recently been applied with increasing frequency for natural illumination, but they produce a harsh thermal environment easily in summer. Moreover, overheating of the outdoor atrium necessitates air-conditioning to moderate indoor comfort. Simultaneously, substantial heat emissions from units worsen environment, creating vicious cycle. Traditional passive evaporative methods involving water and greenery, while capable regulating suffer low efficiency pose significant challenges. To improve atriums, spray system was employed due its high cooling efficiency, especially open or semi-open spaces. In this study, comparative experiment conducted evaluate effectiveness using Furthermore, employing high-efficiency through spraying disrupt cycle environments. The dual goals include conditions also mitigating local island effect. Temperature humidity distribution within adjacent hallways were monitored, along impact on operation consumption neighboring offices. Results showed that significantly improved atrium, reducing average peak air temperatures by 0.94–2.83 °C 2.92–5.21 °C, respectively. It resulted drop temperature 0.56–1.62 2.31–3.25 hallways. This effectively eased issue these areas raising comfort level office predicted mean vote decreased 1.46 0.87, indicating improvement daily energy reduced 10.6–12.4% study provided valuable guidance improving environments atrium.

Language: Английский

Experimental analysis of the synergistic impact of fan and nocturnal thermal insulation on enhancing the thermal performance of latent-energy-storage solar air collectors DOI
Wenkai Fu,

Liming Ge,

Renfei Bo

et al.

Journal of Energy Storage, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 99, P. 113432 - 113432

Published: Aug. 24, 2024

Language: Английский

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Numerical investigation on weakening the thermal bridge of link ribs for sintered self-insulation bricks DOI Creative Commons

Jianan Wen,

Yanna Gao

International Journal of Low-Carbon Technologies, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 19, P. 2136 - 2143

Published: Jan. 1, 2024

Abstract The self-insulation-sintered bricks are widely employed in the walls of green buildings with obvious advantages thermal insulation performance and avoiding secondary construction a single layer. link ribs sintered brick essential components to ensure its mechanical performance, as well directly affecting brick. Therefore, can be regarded bridges self-insulating bricks, where their heat transfer characteristics affect performance. To improve self-insulation paths optimized three proposed. numerical simulation is calculate process. results show reduce peak average values surface flow, thereby resistance analytical units. Compared traditional rib, resistances were diminished by 0.84%–6.44%, 4.46%–12.73%, 9.93%–24.69% for inclined offset curved respectively, while they lowered 7.34%, 7.92%, 13.43%, increasing setoff distance from 8 mm 24 mm.

Language: Английский

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Improvement of thermal environment in the outdoor atrium by employing the spray system DOI Creative Commons
Nan Ding,

Jingyu Su,

Feng Pang

et al.

Scientific Reports, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 14(1)

Published: Oct. 5, 2024

Outdoor atriums have recently been applied with increasing frequency for natural illumination, but they produce a harsh thermal environment easily in summer. Moreover, overheating of the outdoor atrium necessitates air-conditioning to moderate indoor comfort. Simultaneously, substantial heat emissions from units worsen environment, creating vicious cycle. Traditional passive evaporative methods involving water and greenery, while capable regulating suffer low efficiency pose significant challenges. To improve atriums, spray system was employed due its high cooling efficiency, especially open or semi-open spaces. In this study, comparative experiment conducted evaluate effectiveness using Furthermore, employing high-efficiency through spraying disrupt cycle environments. The dual goals include conditions also mitigating local island effect. Temperature humidity distribution within adjacent hallways were monitored, along impact on operation consumption neighboring offices. Results showed that significantly improved atrium, reducing average peak air temperatures by 0.94–2.83 °C 2.92–5.21 °C, respectively. It resulted drop temperature 0.56–1.62 2.31–3.25 hallways. This effectively eased issue these areas raising comfort level office predicted mean vote decreased 1.46 0.87, indicating improvement daily energy reduced 10.6–12.4% study provided valuable guidance improving environments atrium.

Language: Английский

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0