Heating Energy Estimation before Construction and Thermal Comfort Post Occupancy in the New Building of Salesian College, Sonada Campus, Darjeeling

Authors

  • Samar Thapa

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37591/jotea.v4i3.421

Abstract

Abstract
Thermal comfort of indoors lead to better satisfaction. A thermal analysis of heating energy requirements were conducted before the construction of a new campus building. After the completion of the construction, thermal comfort studies were conducted to study the indoor conditions. The use of hollow block wall was recommended against the conventional brick wall.


Keywords: ASHRAE, thermal comfort, degree day, Griffiths’ neutral temperature

Cite this Article
Samar Thapa. Heating Energy Estimation before Construction and Thermal Comfort Post Occupancy in the New Building of Salesian College, Sonada Campus, Darjeeling. Journal of Thermal Engineering and Applications. 2017; 4(3): 13–21p.

 

 

Published

2018-03-31

Issue

Section

Research Articles