Thermal Comfort Study And Airflow Simulation Inside Lecture Room

Lim, Chik Ming (2005) Thermal Comfort Study And Airflow Simulation Inside Lecture Room. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The main purpose of this study is to investigate relationship between thermal comfort level and air flow motion in the lecture rooms by using experimental and computer software simulation. The boundaries of this study are considered as lecture rooms with mechanical force ventilation system. The indoor air parameters addressed in this study are air velocity, air temperature and relative humidity. The human internal parameter are those of activity level with metabolic rate of 1.2 met and clothing insulation also being consider. For the thermal comfort in lecture room analysis, the ASHRAE 55-92 standard, ASHRAE seven point scales and McIntyre five point scales can be use. Air motion simulations were analyzed on the Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) software named CFX The results of experiment are compared and analyzed with simulation result SPSS software is use in this study to correlate and conducting statistical analysis on the related data sets.

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