INDOOR THERMAL CONDITION OF FACTORY BUILDING IN BANGLADESH
Bangladesh is a developing country and has a lot of factories for different products for local use and also export to abroad. Garments industries are one of the top most items of exported items. A huge number of populations are working in garments industries. But these factories are not well designe...
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| author | Muhammed Abdullah Al Sayem Khan Mohd. Hamdan Ahmad Tareef Hayat Khan |
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| description | Bangladesh is a developing country and has a lot of factories for different products for local use and also export to abroad. Garments industries are one of the top most items of exported items. A huge number of populations are working in garments industries. But these factories are not well designed in sense of the thermal environment. Workers experiences sickness related to indoor environment. The productions of these factories are affected due to employees’ health condition. The research is done in two different methods. One is empirical data collection using thermal data loggers and the other is questionnaire survey on the spots for three factory buildings. The field study was conducted in four different months of the same year during winter and summer period. Expected findings of this research are that the indoor environment is not comfortable for works at day time during summer season. This research will help the factory workers in providing a comfortable thermal environment and also help the employers or factory owners to increase their production margin. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-482c80dc162d487495049a0b90bcd3c02024-02-02T14:07:45ZengPetra Christian UniversityDimensi: Journal of Architecture and Built Environment0126-219X2338-78582011-12-013825562INDOOR THERMAL CONDITION OF FACTORY BUILDING IN BANGLADESHMuhammed Abdullah Al Sayem Khan0Mohd. Hamdan Ahmad1Tareef Hayat Khan2 M. Arch Candidate, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Department of Architecture, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Department of Architecture, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Bangladesh is a developing country and has a lot of factories for different products for local use and also export to abroad. Garments industries are one of the top most items of exported items. A huge number of populations are working in garments industries. But these factories are not well designed in sense of the thermal environment. Workers experiences sickness related to indoor environment. The productions of these factories are affected due to employees’ health condition. The research is done in two different methods. One is empirical data collection using thermal data loggers and the other is questionnaire survey on the spots for three factory buildings. The field study was conducted in four different months of the same year during winter and summer period. Expected findings of this research are that the indoor environment is not comfortable for works at day time during summer season. This research will help the factory workers in providing a comfortable thermal environment and also help the employers or factory owners to increase their production margin.http://puslit2.petra.ac.id/ejournal/index.php/ars/article/view/18488Indoor thermalfactory building |
| spellingShingle | Muhammed Abdullah Al Sayem Khan Mohd. Hamdan Ahmad Tareef Hayat Khan INDOOR THERMAL CONDITION OF FACTORY BUILDING IN BANGLADESH Dimensi: Journal of Architecture and Built Environment Indoor thermal factory building |
| title | INDOOR THERMAL CONDITION OF FACTORY BUILDING IN BANGLADESH |
| title_full | INDOOR THERMAL CONDITION OF FACTORY BUILDING IN BANGLADESH |
| title_fullStr | INDOOR THERMAL CONDITION OF FACTORY BUILDING IN BANGLADESH |
| title_full_unstemmed | INDOOR THERMAL CONDITION OF FACTORY BUILDING IN BANGLADESH |
| title_short | INDOOR THERMAL CONDITION OF FACTORY BUILDING IN BANGLADESH |
| title_sort | indoor thermal condition of factory building in bangladesh |
| topic | Indoor thermal factory building |
| url | http://puslit2.petra.ac.id/ejournal/index.php/ars/article/view/18488 |
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