2005 · 14 citations · 6 references
ArchitectureArchitectural EngineeringBuilding ScienceBuilt EnvironmentEnergy ManagementVentilationBuilding Energy SystemsEnergy ConservationEnergy UseHvac System DesignVentilation System DesignVentilation SystemsEnergy Efficiency In HomesEnergy PerformanceEnergy Savings AssessmentHousehold Energy UseNatural Ventilation EffectsResidential Energy Use BehaviorVentilation Energy ConsumptionVentilation Performance
This paper presents the findings of a questionnaire survey on behavior for natural ventilation and electricity consumption among selected households in Johor Bahru City. The main purpose of this survey was to examine effects of natural ventilation on energy saving among households. The survey revealed that the reduction of both numbers and use of air-conditioners were the most effective means for electricity saving among households. Although approximately 80% of respondents opened their windows during the daytime, only arounds 10% did so during the nighttime. It is very important to encourage occupants to open windows especially during the nighttime for achieving energy saving objectives.
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Thermal comfort for free-running buildings
Nick Baker, Mark Standeven · Energy and Buildings · 1996 · 228 citations
Architecture, Architectural Engineering, Building Science +14