The roof as an environmental assessment tool The computational equation of thermal comfort based on Fanger scale

Purpose –Is to identify the effect of the design variables of roofs on the thermal comfort field according to the Fanger Scale, in order to determine the computational mathematical design relationship of the effect of the design variable on the amount of change in the ratio of the thermal comfort fi...

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Main Author: Mohammed El-essawy
Format: Article
Language:Arabic
Published: Assiut University, Faculty of Engineering 2023-11-01
Series:JES: Journal of Engineering Sciences
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Online Access:https://jesaun.journals.ekb.eg/article_317454_f9ee14dd2c7c89cff617b3b459261301.pdf
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description Purpose –Is to identify the effect of the design variables of roofs on the thermal comfort field according to the Fanger Scale, in order to determine the computational mathematical design relationship of the effect of the design variable on the amount of change in the ratio of the thermal comfort field according to the Fanger Scale.Design/methodology/approach – A simulation study model was designed according to administrative buildings standards. Then, five roof variables were determined with its values to be simulated using design builder software as an approach to study its effect on thermal comfort according to Fanger scale and its computational mathematical relationship. Findings - The results indicated that the design of pergolas is one of the biggest elements that have a positive impact on thermal comfort, followed by the roof cantilever, the plantings, the inclination of the roof, and then the thermal insulation. Based on the simulation model and the mathematical base of Simple Linear Regression, computational equations were found out for the most influential design variables based on the computational form “Change in PPD Fanger = Constant 1 + Constant 2 x Roof Variable”, as the research determined the values of the constants in typical equation for the top three design variables.Originality/value – It is a base for calculating the roof variables and its impact on thermal comfort as a roof base design standard.
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spelling doaj.art-b0998a682ea24783ad64170136900bac2024-01-03T11:50:09ZaraAssiut University, Faculty of EngineeringJES: Journal of Engineering Sciences1687-05302356-85502023-11-0151650152110.21608/jesaun.2023.221057.1242317454The roof as an environmental assessment tool The computational equation of thermal comfort based on Fanger scaleMohammed El-essawy0Associate professor, Dept. of Arch. Eng., Fayoum University, Fayoum, Egypt.Purpose –Is to identify the effect of the design variables of roofs on the thermal comfort field according to the Fanger Scale, in order to determine the computational mathematical design relationship of the effect of the design variable on the amount of change in the ratio of the thermal comfort field according to the Fanger Scale.Design/methodology/approach – A simulation study model was designed according to administrative buildings standards. Then, five roof variables were determined with its values to be simulated using design builder software as an approach to study its effect on thermal comfort according to Fanger scale and its computational mathematical relationship. Findings - The results indicated that the design of pergolas is one of the biggest elements that have a positive impact on thermal comfort, followed by the roof cantilever, the plantings, the inclination of the roof, and then the thermal insulation. Based on the simulation model and the mathematical base of Simple Linear Regression, computational equations were found out for the most influential design variables based on the computational form “Change in PPD Fanger = Constant 1 + Constant 2 x Roof Variable”, as the research determined the values of the constants in typical equation for the top three design variables.Originality/value – It is a base for calculating the roof variables and its impact on thermal comfort as a roof base design standard.https://jesaun.journals.ekb.eg/article_317454_f9ee14dd2c7c89cff617b3b459261301.pdffanger scalethermal comfortroof environmental toolenvironmental roofs variablesroof environmental impact
spellingShingle Mohammed El-essawy
The roof as an environmental assessment tool The computational equation of thermal comfort based on Fanger scale
JES: Journal of Engineering Sciences
fanger scale
thermal comfort
roof environmental tool
environmental roofs variables
roof environmental impact
title The roof as an environmental assessment tool The computational equation of thermal comfort based on Fanger scale
title_full The roof as an environmental assessment tool The computational equation of thermal comfort based on Fanger scale
title_fullStr The roof as an environmental assessment tool The computational equation of thermal comfort based on Fanger scale
title_full_unstemmed The roof as an environmental assessment tool The computational equation of thermal comfort based on Fanger scale
title_short The roof as an environmental assessment tool The computational equation of thermal comfort based on Fanger scale
title_sort roof as an environmental assessment tool the computational equation of thermal comfort based on fanger scale
topic fanger scale
thermal comfort
roof environmental tool
environmental roofs variables
roof environmental impact
url https://jesaun.journals.ekb.eg/article_317454_f9ee14dd2c7c89cff617b3b459261301.pdf
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