Lecture

Thermal Comfort in Building Design

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Description

This lecture covers the principles of thermal comfort in building design, focusing on factors such as climatic data, building orientation, heat gains and losses, energy consumption, and the use of shading devices. It also discusses the calculation methods for thermal balance and the requirements for energy performance in buildings.

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